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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
5
The obituary reports the death of Margaret Snowden, daughter of Ephraim and Margaret, due to tuberculosis. The service is set for Wednesday at 10 at the cemetery, with burial at Huning cemetery.
The funeral of Miss Eliza Pearte was held at the P. Levy chapel, led by Rev. of the South church. Pallbearers included Dr. A. L. Feather, Dr. Jack A. Pearce, A. R. Dudderar, Pearre Wantz, Marshall J. Etchison, and A. T. Michael, with interment at Unionville cemetery.
Westminster funeral notice for Guy W Steele former corporation attorney and state political figure. Born in 187? and admitted to the bar in 1904 he served as county state attorney and held a Wilson era post. He died after operations and recovery attempts at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Funeral at the Steele home conducted by Rev B G Marin of Ascension Baptist church with about 150000 daily births and 100000 daily deaths noted.
A business budget discussion stresses starting from the bottom with the sales budget as the foundation. Speakers warn that proper budgeting reveals warnings and risks, guiding departments and foremen to commit to realistic performance standards and apply the budget idea to any business. Birthday greetings are noted for several local figures.
Preparatory services at Mt Zion Haughs church on Friday evening and Sunday October 11 at 10 30 a m for Communion. Mrs Wilam Lengis indisposed. Mrs Lnta Martz improving slowly. Willie Fucker and son Eeroy visit Mrs Keefe Marie Tuesday morning. Mrs Samuel Smith and Mary Lind visited John and Mrs Clabaugh. Mr and Mrs Etroary Stamer hosted old time butter doting with Mr and Mrs Jacob Hitler. A Sunday dinner party honored Luther Atpauch. Attendees included Harry Utica Paul Ties Ber Ward Albaugh and others.
Market price notes appear with scattered terms like Gra and Venez alongside numbers. The fragmentary text references hogs, prices, and exchanges, but lacks coherent context or full details.
J H Gambrill Jr, aged 15, is named head of a hotel company in an unusual appointment reported in the local paper. The announcement highlights Gambrill's rise amid the family business and notes prospects for the firm under young leadership.
Graceham residents report visits from Grace Fox and Edyth Stannbaugh arriving to see Mrs. Grace Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Hess of Waynesboro visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Layman on Sunday. John Crames and Mills Edyth Stannbaugh noted as travelers in the area. A few townspeople enjoyed Sunday gatherings.
A string of brief notices covers visitors and relocations including Mr and Moe Charles Schudelana and Mrs Frank P White visiting relatives in Ohio. Mise Cora Brown spends vacations with her parents in Baltimore. Mr Jesse W Brown returns home. Alan Whitmore of Garber Baking accepts a position with W E Long Company of Charol. John Hartman and Lewis Harkin of Niagara Falls visit Mrs Mary Hartman on East Third Street for her birthday. Paul Crum and wife sell two 10 foot frontages in Prospect Avenue area to Dr Rudolph Rau in a southwest Frederick subdivision. A new German drug Fermodon claimed to ease childbirth is noted as used in New York.
Fragmentary OCR lacks clear names or events. Readable bits hint at a London related item with unclear subjects and dates, offering no verifiable facts or entities to identify a definite story or outcome.
A local incident reports a fatal crash after an automobile was struck by a train outside the city. The brief indicates a Chrysler coupe involved and mentions an individual named P Stephens with unclear roles. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
Miss Damastim became bride of Roland Green in a ceremony at All Saints Church officiated by Rev Douglass Hoof. The couple, residents of Damascus, plan to reside there after the wedding with a church reception and affectionate congratulations from family and friends.
Comus Comas and Afr. Geo. AL Wolfe with Miss Frances Wolfe of Forest Glen hosted a Sunday dinner for Ay. and Mrs. John C. Hildebrand and guests including W. Hodges and Mrs. Thomas Beall from Virginia. Various local residents visited, toured cottages, and called at multiple homes through Sunday and weekend visits.
Fragmentary OCR notes an all day event in New Windsor with names like Delavate Pern and Swaigart in Philadelphia delivery of a morning address by Marearst Engiar. Mentions Dr and Mes Rosert and a Sunday event at a location described as ani Wohent som.
Local unit from the U D C is set to attend dedicatory exercises at Be field 80 Hirgers fires Saturday TS by ter ewig bee te Naw te dt.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference sales and events including weddings, sales of items, and local notices. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but indicate a busy notices page with a peppering of legal and social items.
Local ads feature Firestone tires and auto supplies at Mountain City Garage offering guaranteed one year road hazard coverage and prompt delivery. Nearby merchants advertise foods, confections, and beverages at Patrick Street locations with bakers, eateries, and a fountain restaurant. Community notices include a Brook Hill Church rally with Harvest Home service and a college speaker from Hood College at Yellow Springs.
The first meeting of the Dickerson Community League was held Thursday night October 1 in the High School Auditorium with vice president George A. Fn presiding. Dr EW Broome of Rockville spoke on high school education outlining its many aspects. Officers announced for the year were Membership R B Jones and Mrs George sty. Also noted were social visits and guests from Washington and neighboring towns.
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