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Notices report the death of Thos fiesalwood once of this locale. The obituary notes his ties to Wing and a local community circle, mentioning mourners and a funeral may proceed in coming days.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1928
Page
5
Notices report the death of Thos fiesalwood once of this locale. The obituary notes his ties to Wing and a local community circle, mentioning mourners and a funeral may proceed in coming days.
The obsequies for Ulysses Kemmy were held at 3 o clock with Rev Dovelass Hoot officiating at All Saints Church. Pallbearers included Charles E LeRoy Keeoey and W Floyd McClure. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. The funeral of Daniel Enos Kerp Pisce occurred from his daughter Julian Nornagle’s home on South Street. Rev Dr G Ells Williams led the service with six Bible Class members as pallbearers. Interment was at Olivet Cemetery. Etchison and Son directed arrangements.
Purely Personal items list residents and visitors: Mr and Mrs Jacob Rohroack from Atlantic City, Mr Clarence Z Main celebrating his birthday at West Patrick Street home, Ruth Gale teaching at Woodward, Miss Ruth Gale at Clarke Place, Mr Richard Dutrow returning from Para Brazil, Mr and Mrs William Mather and group visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Jam, G Warner Harsh and companions from Greenview, Helen Unger and Pearl Smelter visiting Mary Rhoads, all graduates attending the three day college events.
Detroi t October 13 AP Beatrice 33 drowned with two of her five children in the Detroit river after their boat capsized. Nellie 8 and Lorenzo 1 7 were rescued but Gloria 3 died. Cantera, a factory worker, said his wife had mental collapse signs. Police dragged the water and found one body.
Market report lists livestock and grain prices with varied bids and prices. Entries show ranges for beef, pork, and chicken, with scattered figures and indices across 100 to 250 unit measurements.
Critics review a Broadway season featuring Ring Lardner and George M. Cohan in Works by Belasco and Dempsey. The piece notes a Dempsey boxing scene, Cohan's clashes with critics, Lardner's writing strength, and a sharp, musical comedy Chee Chee with Helen Ford, blending sport, satire, and song.
Stars Evelyn Herbert leads The New Moon operetta with a romantic chorus and lush songs. Helen Ford headlines Chee-Shee the musical comedy as producers promise a stylish, high spirited season with Chopin inspired themes and Odette Myrtis as Mme Sand in refined romantic moments.
The piece surveys 1928 campaign dynamics across urban and rural regions, noting Hoover Smith and party alignments. It discusses regional loyalties in the east and west, Catholic populations, Dryness, anti Catholic propagandists, and potential city heavyweights influencing votes. It also mentions women voters rising in influence and ongoing campaign speeches by missionaries and church leaders.
Curtis Wood reports a shift to London style hats in autumn with high tapered crowns and narrow brims. Collegians trim felts to mimic the look, while Park Avenue shows the trend across face shapes, with colors limited to grays browns and similar tones.
The piece describes the intensified election drive across the nation with campaigns targeting border states and the South. It notes Republicans and Democrats racing to sway voters in Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Oklahoma and beyond. Infighting and tightening schedules promise three weeks of heavy campaigning and shifting reactions as the race nears its close.
Local notices list Buckingham's offerings including peranents, hair services, and appliances with prices. Includes a death notice for Daniel E. Kemp from his wife and children, thanks for flowers, and a public sale at Empire theater with home goods. Also mentions rent ads, meat pigs wanted, and county offices closing during fair week.
A jumble of market ads and notices lists prices on sausage hams beef and eggs at Frederick area markets. It also notes a public sale of cattle and farming implements near Woodsboro and an upcoming Bazaar and Notre Dame Academy benefit event in Libertytown.
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