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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1928
Page
5
Fragmented obituary notice lists Mrs B Clay Wachter and several relatives with scattered names and places including Walkeraville and Hagerstown. The text references ages and possible family connections but remains unclear and partial.
The funeral was held for Harry Gerard Puclke with services at St. Leteran and interment in Oliver cemetery. Pallbearers included Feaga Eugene Reon Preston Zimerman John Renn and Paul Delp. M R Exhisan and Son Funeral Directors.
The ไม่ article notes two early weddings: Menge Davis of Mt Pleasant Us Pa and Adaan Davis of Allisterville Pa were wed by Dr Charles E Webler at the Presbyterian manse at 9 30 this morning, joined by Hits Late of Harrisburg. Richards-Knode Lloyd E Richards and Loretta Ruode of Hagerstown were married at nine o clock by J Kurtz, pastor. A Baltimore license issued to LeRoy Hood and Margaret Orban, both of Fred ck.
A string of short personal notices lists visits and travelers. Thelma Nixdorf visits Frances Keiles in Washington while Chice Krise and Wit Earl Hrise travel between Detroit and Frederick. Katherine Repp returns from a Rochester trip. Emory Strine and family visit String home, with Rev. and Mrs. String hosting. George Mullican returns to Lake Worth after visiting relatives. rest of the notes mention travel and family connections.
The 139th session of the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren near Hagerstown assigned stationing committees and appointed ministers. Rev. W F Kabier moved to Wormlersburg United Brethren, Rev. George Strme stayed at Centennial Memorial United Brethren, and others, including Rev. John Fisher and Rev. B F Abaugh, received assignments in Walkersville and Myersville. Rev. Guzmha ugh shifted to Baltimore, with Young granted retirement and stationed at Graham. Sick list notes Mrs Growford Feik among others.
A Frederick County Automobile Commission release cites fewer arrests for motor violations in October. Notable actions include Emmitsburg Chas Hohberg reckless driving with $60 fine, Jack Reese $160 for speeding, Fred Harris $20 for rights violations, Waller Minmex license suspension, and Robert Fyler refused a license for no license. One fatal crash involved Taft Brandeisburg and C Bowers on South Market Street.
Rally Day service planned for Sunday features speakers Ramabeth Sehrogeer Chester Stom Rerep Thormas Hrante Wilne Vincer Edwin Herman Margaret Brana and others. The program includes a parade of hymns and a musical portion titled Easter Stars with local participants.
A lengthy roster of individuals is listed in a local crime report from Walkersville. Names include Ralph Crim Dorcaid S Benet Eckard Casper Gels Edgar Spurrier and many others across two grade groups noting residents and students.
Miss Nora and Helen Ecker of Baltimore visited here on Monday. Registrations at the polis on Tuesday included many women, one newly of age. Stanter Smith leaves for Washington to enter Bliss Electrical moon. Mr and Mrs Harry B Smith relocate to Green Street Westminster from Edward Smith’s home. Misses Anna and Grace Warner learn of nephew George Warner’s death. Miss Elizabeth Englar returns to Baltimore after months with grandparents Senator and Mrs G P B Englar. Elm Street properties sold by Sells. Realtor Iimore R Flautt sells Nos 415 and 517 Elm Street to Miss Irvin Harrys. possession April 1.
Local mentions include Buckingham's Permanents with services named Marcelling shampoos and price listed at 1000. A round trip note and a public notice threaten prosecution for a misdeed near Brockey's Store on North Market Street, dated October 4 with a return instruction. GEO E. VAN FOSS announces an oyster supper for 1928 and social room events for primary and beginners departments from 3 to 8 pm with notices of church and civic activities.
Faint, fragmented verse memorializes a person named Stator Fears Ont and a late beloved figure. The text evokes a grave scene with imagery of night stars and a sweet face, as loving family members pledge memories and lingering affection.
Local items advertise groceries, hardware, and services. Gosnell's Grocery lists phone numbers and specials. Ford batteries promoted by Frederick Motor Co with installation offer. Public notices include reserved seat sales for the Frederick Fair and various farm and residential listings amid community events and organizational meetings.
The notice describes a fundraising or community entertainment event with a grand stand box, music and activities. It mentions admission pricing, a door cash option, and a schedule including a Tuesday event with likely public helpers or mentors. The text references a secretary and firemen’s ball and a dance or social gathering with a price of $1.09 for couples.
The notice records a court action involving Ella Valentine and others with a report stating the amount of money to be $4,076.50. Dated September 1, the entry notes the circuit court clerk’s certification and the official true copy.
A scanned bank notice lists officers and positions including Jostyn McKertz as Vice President, William G. Zimmerman as Cashier, Travers Trostas as Assistant Cashier, and Joseria D. Baker among other named staff, reflecting a formal roster.
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