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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
5
Obituary notice lists Carnes Bipera Cornetsas Myers age about 72, born in Med, died Tuesday morning after two weeks illness. Memorial service planned at cemetery with Rev Harry Howas officiating. survivors include wife and children.
Acker Far Washer and his wife of Las der greet news of a daughter born Friday at Frederick County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Young of Middletown are accompanied by Miss Hsien Jennings and Miss Beate Bowell visiting Brunswick. Lorenzo Moller hosts, with Miss Euusabech Fr, while Miss Alveria Groasnickle stays three weeks with Mr. Charles R. Gaver in Highland.
News notes from Walkersville detail health updates for local residents including Mrs Nettie F Salter and Judge Glos H Worthington and a ride for Mr Higiland. The row of church events covers St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School at Waxershire with officer installations, and a Frederick W C T U meeting at Miss Catherine Bartgis with a broad program on voting, temperance, and church duty.
President Hoover returned to Washington this morning completing a 3000 mile speaking tour. He spoke in Weshington and other stops, detailing national issues and urging support for policy proposals.
Market pricing lists show values for beef calves Cows and heifers with weight ranges from under 11 pounds to 225 pounds. Prices are given as cents per pound for each category, including hogs and feeder cattle, with several grade distinctions and weight intervals.
An excerpt discusses asthma treatment methods including barometric/dioxide applications and ultraviolet radiation. It notes limited patient benefit, with some figures showing 10 to 15 percent improvement and others worse after treatment. Autonomic devices offered little relief, while increased secretions aided coughing in some cases.
Four gunmen held George Clapp, president of the Picts National Bank of Nazon, his wife, son Edward, and neighbor Mildred Sizewell for ten hours. They tied the group, moved them to the bank vault when the time lock neared, looted about $17,000, and then returned captives to the Clapp home before fleeing.
A list of marriage licenses and divorces with names ages and locations including Barry J Stottlemyer and Mol dred Poole of Dickerson Edgar Zimmerman and Annie Louie Cramer of Walkersville Frank Harderode and Helen Burker of Carlisle and Altoona Harry Bruchkey and Elizabeth Gumbs lover of Frederick William Hess and Ruth Elizabeth Smith paired with Ta iong Lie and Mary O Witter. Arthur Tighman and Olivia A Frazier of Frederick. Albert L Trumpier and Freda M Miller of Baltimore Bernard Getz and Catherine Sowers of Jackson and Bersee George Spott of Washington DC and Helen Bohtes of Chesteromok Henry C Diton and Lorene V Howard of Washington DC Hasty Bowtie and Halte Taylor of Frederick Addie Lither Mans and Bettie Tribby of Petersville Knoxle Property Deeded Margaret May Mart to Waam EL DeBeny and wife EiL Rimes county 50 dollars.
A rebel communique from Park Aicere reports gains in Pernambuco city Rio Grande do Sul and Parakrba state. The post for cars, Rio dande do Sul, has been said to be captured after 24 hours’ siege.
Water supply concerns will not affect the upcoming fair plans as organizers reassure attendees the event will proceed on schedule with expected exhibits and activities. Details on venue, dates, and programs are forthcoming from officials.
Public health warning from County Health Officer Ec. Kefauver about water from Carroll Creek carrying typhoid risk. Notices warn against gathering water, with prosecutions for violations. Also public sales, moving ads, auctions, and local business notices for October 1930 including moving services, furniture, and a charity appeal by The Children's Aid Society in Frederick.
Fragmentary OCR yields a sparse note with unclear names and places. Readable elements mention a place and a dated event but lack concrete actions or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
Local classified mix includes farm listings for Frederick area properties, real estate brokers, grocery and hardware shop notes, water supply notice, a link to old civic notices, and a court order excerpt dated September 1930. Entries mention farms near Walkersville and Middletown, prices around 7000 to 9600 dollars, plus dewatering and pump operations at Grove Lime Company. The document also references Pat’s Auto Nites and scrap yard activities and a probate court report in 1930.
BARRELS KEGS FOR SALE. GEN PHONE 257. AD BY TAL PRINTING OFFICE. CREDITS AND ASSISTANTS LISTED, WITH VICE PRESIDENT, CASHIER, AND ASSISTANT CASHIERS MENTIONED. DAMAGED OCR TEXT SHOWS BANK SIGNATURES AND MISC. NAMES.
Newspaper item notes Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelley purchase Chestnut Farms, a showplace dairy property with Hols Creamery and multiple buildings. Mortgage by Mr Catshall cleared around Mar 12, 1926. Farm sold for 43700 on June 21, 1929. new owners Mir and Mrs Seves and their children to live and run dairy operation.
Former U S congressman Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma faced a federal court in Baltimore on charges of manufacturing and possessing liquor. Arrested August 6 in Great Abus, St Mary's county, he was found working as a helper and mashing boxes. Two women held bail but Herrick remained jailed unable to post bond.
An old advertisement promotes homemade meats and grocers at Peoples Drug Stores run by J. M. Coller. It highlights fresh meats and a best fountain service, inviting customers to visit the store for meats and beverages.
An obituary style note referencing a sister and brothers and a commemorative notice. The fragment hints at memory and loss with a personal dedication to family members. The text centers on kinship and remembrance without details on dates or places.
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