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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1928
Page
5
Obscure obituary notes the death of Sam Ecward Lawre aged about 75 after a long illness. It mentions his wife Miss Sailia Poxhe and son Taner, with funeral services planned at Creagesstown church and cemetery. Undertakers noted as Sohn Hammond.
The wedding of Lipps and Smith took place at St. John’s Catholic Church at 8:30 this morning with Rev. Fr. Farrell officiating and Fr. F. Aj Allenburg assisting. Attended by relatives, friends, and members of the community, the couple plan to reside in Cumberland where the groom is employed by Potomac Edison. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lipps of East Third Street.
Personal Paul Willard, a student at Dickin College in Carlisle Pennsylvania, spent time with his parents Al and Paul C Willard of Rosemont. Theron Magruder and daughter Norris Corse and Mrs Nellie Date Baltimore spent Monday with C T Picking on West Patrick Street. Magruder and Mrs Daiger are sisters of Mrs Picking. Edward C Shepherd II has returned from Richmond Virginia to his West Third Street home, slowly recovering from his recent operation.
A brief item notes Mong The Sick Wolf Cohen of Elm Street, treated by Dr J M T Finney at Union Memorial Hospital Bal, was reported to be improving after a last Tuesday incident. Luther Rice of this city, who suffered a nervous breakdown in a recent month, is improving and expects to resume activity in a week.
An OCR fragment mentions a director and an event with references to an elevated finish. The legible parts provide little context on who, where, or when and omit outcomes or affiliations.
The article details stylish menswear at Belmont races with mentions of tied pins, double breasted coats, lapels, and gray outfits. Stephen Stanford and Juan Botattura are noted in refined attire, including blue ties, gray hats, and one button coats. Prin Matchabell is praised for dapper gray-clad presence.
County news from Tanertown October reports Mrs F T Elliot released from hospital and continuing recovery. Residents visit, funerals attended, and gatherings across Yorke fair, York and Westminster. Families relocate, birthday surprise, and visits among neighbors mark community life with many names listed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Oakland and a party at home with refreshments. Names appear garbled as Mr and Mrs Derser D and other uncertain references. The piece reads as a stray notice or diary fragment with no clear event, date, or organization.
The forty sixth annual convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church concluded at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Westminster. Officers installed include President James F. Reese of Lutherville and vice presidents for Eastern, Middle, Western, and Mountain Conferences. Various department secretaries named, reflecting growth with six new societies and overall fund status noted. Maryland moved from seventh to fourth in General Synod finances.
Emmitsburg notes recount Mrs. Lucy Kemper of Lancaster visiting Emma and Edith Vinemaker last week. Frank Dalyumpie and daughter with James Himbell families visited Baltimore. George A. Obler and several women visited near Tom's Creek last Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Hater, Mrs. Les Null and Mrs. Philip Bower attended a missionary convention in Westminster. Elizabeth Bollinger spent time with Harry Baker and Pauline Frizeil among others.
On October 9, families from Exmust and Was berd share Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs Charles Riler and with the Long family including Theodore Long and his children. Other names appear in brief social mentions among neighbors and relatives.
A compact devotional fragment cites Luke 12 35 urging readiness with steadfast faith. Mentions strength and resilience, referencing a hidden authority amid conflict and defeat. Swetrchine appears as a signature or name within the text.
Injuries from an August 10 automobile collision on the Georgetown pike south of Frederick proved fatal for John Baker of Taylorstown at Frederick City Hospital. Passengers James Condon and James Ross were injured but later recovered. Albert Games drove the car Baker rode in as it tried to pass another machine and collided with William Heffner’s vehicle coming from the opposite direction. Baker suffered head wounds and a fractured skull. State Police Sergt G E Duckworth investigated and Baker’s death left open the case. Grimes of New Windsor, likely charged with manslaughter, remains out on $1000 bond.
Justice Sherman P. Bowers presided over ten police court cases. Eight involved violations of the all night parking ordinance with fines ranging from 1 to 2 dollars. One defendant, Wilbur Seeger, was acquitted. Other penalties included 1 to 2 dollar fines for GB. Warehime and R. H. Corum of Brunswick, and 2.50 to 5 dollars for various penalities. One individual, Bunch Only, was jailed five days for being drunk on the street. John Pendelton forfeited 5 dollars for the same offense. May abandon fight noted.
Market prices for wheat and corn show varied figures with references to price ranges and units. The text lists multiple price points, noting different grades and a range from around dollars to highs, alongside unrelated fragmented phrases about poultry and painting.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention various local entities and events with unclear details. The readable portions reference locations, people, and organizations in a loose, headline-like style. The fragmentary text implies a passable, low-detail roundup of local items without cohesive narrative or complete names.
Multiple classifieds advertise rental offers including a five room apartment with modern amenities and a large front bay window. Other items include home goods, sales, events, a dance at Monticacy Park, and various local business notices across Frederick, Maryland with names like Ridgville Cider and Vinegar, Peerless Ice Cream, McCain Orchard Co, and Gilmore Realty.
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