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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1927
Page
5
The piece highlights men’s jewelry trends with bold colors like periwinkle, garnet, purple, and apricot shirts. It notes real gems as finishing touches, including gold borders and enamel centers, plus platinum and crystal options for evening wear and tuxedos.
Charles Eugene Keefer died at his Garthersburg home Saturday evening of heart trouble at age 83. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Mark Dulin of New York, and son Hartman Keefer at home. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at the home with service and interment in Bealisville cemetery. Margaret E Bast widow of John H Bast died Saturday evening at Boonsboro after seven weeks of heart trouble at age 87. Survived by son William F Bast of Boonsboro. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the home. burial in Boonsboro mausoleum.
A three member poultry club team from Frederick County will travel to Hagerstown Friday to compete in the state poultry judging contest. They will vie for two silver cups as county teams join others from across the state. Frederick County judges will be chosen from about thirty members. The winners advance to New York for the national judging contest at Madison Square Garden.
The Centennial Memorial United Brethren church closes a successful year with 82 new members, total membership over 445, and expenditures exceeding 13 000. The report notes strong Sunday school growth, active Christian Endeavor and women’s groups, and a push for auditorium and parsonage repairs including steam heating and new roof.
Rally Day held at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church featured morning and evening services with 122 men in Leaders Class and over 600 in Sunday school. Rev G Ellis Williams and Edward Dela plaine addressed departments while a pageant titled World Service was presented to a large congregation.
A compact note reflects on Confucius and the concept of reciprocity, noting the enduring value of mutual aid and moral obligation in social conduct and personal ethics. The fragment hints at traditional Chinese thought influencing modern views on reciprocity.
The paper reports two weddings. Fasnacht Nagle couple tied the knot in Annville with Rev Rupp officiating and will reside there. Taylor and Kinney Gott wed in WilTom with Rev Rupp also presiding. An engagement is announced for Miss A Witter of near Frederick to Daniel Thomas of near Frederick.
A. G. Hutzler founder of Hutzler Brothers department store and longtime philanthropist died Sunday at his summer home in Pikesville. He was 92, suffered a heart attack Saturday night, and had recently retired from daily management while remaining chairman of the board. Born in Bavaria, he emigrated to the United States as a child. Funeral arrangements were to be announced in Baltimore.
Public sale advertised near Frederick Moarce Avenue next to FL Grounds. Items include cars and household goods. Auctioneers listed G Forper and B Bussard with Mayo 22 date. References to Hendrick’s Apples and McCain Orchard Company appear in the notice.
Dr J G Rupp of the Board of Missions will present an illustrated talk on mission work this evening at 7 30 o'clock at Trinity Chapel. Reformed church members in the area urged to attend. Also notice of Art Club business meeting set for Thursday Oct 13 at 7 30 pm. Members asked to be present.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a rural property near Frederick with 18 acres, meadow and water features, and proposed sale terms. References mention farm value, extended boundaries, and possible pricing. details are unclear due to garbled text.
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