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Obscure obituary notice outlines a person’s death and funeral details with minimal readable facts. The fragment mentions court news and names possibly involved but lacks clear identity or event specifics.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
5
Obscure obituary notice outlines a person’s death and funeral details with minimal readable facts. The fragment mentions court news and names possibly involved but lacks clear identity or event specifics.
The Roelke family holds services for Joseph B. Roelke at Olivet cemetery chapel with Rev. Charles D. Shaffer officiating. Interment followed in the Roelke family vault. Attendants included Harvey Raffsburg, Guy Ramebire, Lew Roelke, Grayson Bowers, Edward Myers, and Robert B. Immerman. Funeral directors were L. Creager and Son and Harry E. Carty.
Mrs Harry Castle of Peagatille is patient at Frederick City Hospital and doing well. Mrs William M P McGill of Thurmont is recovering from an operation at Nations Homeopathic Hospital in Washington DC. Mrs Martin R Ritchie of East Third Street has returned home after surgery at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore. Miss Edna C Riddlemoser of Braddock was operated on at Frederick City Hospital September 30 and is improving and expected to be discharged today.
Market prices for wheat and livestock shown with ranges for calves and cows. Reads like agricultural notes from Frederick County with figures indicating weights and prices across categories.
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station releases a circular on kraut making from plant to jar. It covers steps for food kraut, canning, and common problems like dark pink or soft kraut, offering guidance to home cooks and suggesting sauerkraut as a menu addition with meats salads relishes soups and vegetables. A copy is available upon request.
Sykesville residents resume studies at Bryn Mawr and Western Maryland College. Local residents and guests include Mr and Mrs. Clark Main at William Melville's home and Epworth League activity at St Pauls M E church. Sunday visitors at Raz dolph Weer home in Howard Park noted with several local families.
Edgewood residents and friends gathered for a weekend visit with relatives and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. J W Colman and daughter Aelia spent time with Lester Esler and family, and other locals including the Grimes, Yingling, Corbin, and Clark households hosted relatives.
Detour notes report visits and stays by multiple residents. Mr and Mrs Este Aivier of Philadelphia called on Mr and Mrs F J Shord and daughter Valle. Mrs Raymond Eyler and others spent an evening in York and traveled by bus. Oliver Edmondson and John Say sor entered Wester Marrland college as freshmen. Frances Delapiane and Frances Shriner visited friends. Nell Iet mondson resumed senior studies. Guests at G W Hahn’s home included George Djinerman and family. Joseph Coshun and son from Sparrows Point spent the weekend with Rebecca Coshum.
Local items report Edward Maxwell Jr illness improving and Ada Comrell visiting relatives. Mrs Lester Gregg discharged from Sandy Spring Hospital. land sale of George Gregg’s dwelling and acre in Comus set for October 9. Community visits include J W Donald and Henry Gregg from Washington. W C T U Frederick meeting held with delegates, programs on narcotics and health. Maryland membership listed at 5369 and bank offering at 420. Water shortage in Littlestown prompts authorities to propose measures.
Fragmentary historical note mentions religious phrases and then references a 1642 event linked to a “great Member of short.” The readable text hints at a sermon or commentary with biblical wording and a dated reference.
A vivid portrait recalls McGinty, his Capitol Hill beer operations, and police clashes. Cops pounded doors, picketed, and raids shaped his business, including a later White House view club. The narrative closes with a card on the College of Cardinals and its seven members.
The readable text mentions a study in gray and a COMTASS 2 reference. It hints at a workshop or hub work activity tied to a pane or panel, but details are incomplete. Further context would clarify the event, participants, and purpose.
New York authorities pursue clues from Miss Meien Day daughter of Thoruchiturist and Strongsbarr Pa. She knew a man named Garry Terkins who reportedly stored a song inscription. The investigation centers on the year old disappearance of Supreme Court Justice Josep FL Crater.
Harman Weener attends a series game in Philadelphia and congratulations are noted for birth of a daughter. Wands and family move from Washington DC to Frederick residing at Colonial apartments. A long list of names from Maryland towns connected to social events and professional associations appears in this personal column.
A brief local note highlights a beauty shop in Gorge with a score of 1 and a separate mention of Fouts scoring 5 in a nearby item. The fragment hints at small community coverage of local businesses and individuals.
A fragmented page lists public sale notices and assorted local ads. Items include personal property auctions at 244 N Market St and other sales in Frederick area, plus mentions of the Home Building and Loan Association secretary and various goods for sale such as carpets beds and household items.
Citizens National Bank listing shows loans up to 3646.06 under People’s Service Drug Stores and MD Industrial Finance. Special sale begins August 3 at Fountain Service in The City with permanent wares priced at 7.50 including shampoo and Sage’s wares.
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