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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Mrs Jace Lo Mittecete and others, referencing a home of her son Eitan Multnescs. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates multiple deaths and familial ties within a single household.
In an apparent fatal incident at a tobacco shop, Charles Abrec died during a conversation with Petro of the store. Coroner Dr. Ext ordered an investigation into the death attributed to a nasal or gas exposure. Surviving siblings named include Robert Myers of Baltimore Ernest L. Myers Mrs Carrie Dudrow of Alara Va Millard and Malissa Myers Cumberland Harry Myers of San Martin Cal Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM from 830 North Market Street with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Frederick couples wed in Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage ceremonies conducted by Rev. C. S. G. Rupp. Harry B. Haines and Eloise L. Woerner tied the knot with Margaret E. B. Woerner as witnesses. Calvin Blair and Ethel R. Mills Bruns followed at 8 o'clock with Lionel Burtus present.
Purely personal notes list Miss Celeste Roelker of Owings Mills visiting in Harm ony Grove with Grayson E. Overs. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lightner and Mrs John W. Efracofe plus Miss Net Go Wiracofe from Chambersburg Penn. spend a week with Mrs Matiwood D Harp of this city. Mrs Samuel L Byrn Jr and two daughters Medora Lee Beverly from Lindor Farm Cambridge Md have returned after visiting her parents Frank Mantz at Braddock Heights.
Among The Sick Mr. D Murray Brauffer, operated on at Frederick City Hospital Tuesday night, is doing nicely. Miss Elizabeth Herwig, West Patrick street, undergoing observation at Johns Hopkins Hospital under Dr W S Baer, is getting along nicely. She has been in hospital about ten days. Three Frederick residents are numbered among the 250 students enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts at American University in Washington. They are J Elmer Benson, Frederick Junction, Helen Goodman and Jamies Goodman of Frederick.
Fragmentary county notes mention individuals like Nannie Reich and Burgess family, with scattered references to Marat Oct Wat, Welch, and Welch’s ties to local people. Phitps visited his parents A J Summers, while others spent time with relatives over a Sunday.
Local notes record a string of visitors and greetings. Rey-Mar Reymar and relatives visit the Gal home. George Dern’s family hosts Dorothy Haugh and others. Numerous trips to Pisconent Waynesboro and Taneytown are noted, with several gatherings at the Galt and Bollinger households.
Wolfsville on October 17 publishes September pupil attendance with names from Miss Smith and Miss Adeth rooms. Readable names include Eidin Gross meen Tars Gai Catherine Stottiemrer Harshman Viola Becard Isaoel Bran Genburg Helen Bilckenstal Theca Draper Donna Excarf Elen Palm Toms Satan Zoms Aw Barscol Charistie Bear V ensia Ecener Brancenh i. ART Fra ginta Buck. ae Sena meine
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names like Shho-Mae Boma Rush and Nei Haye with partial phrasing. No clear event, place, date, or affiliated organization is discernible. The readable fragments suggest a brief local item but lack enough context for a fuller summary.
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Cooley on Saturday featured the Young Mrs Nicholses and Comus Earl. Several guests, including Misses Marie and Dorothy Cooter Christina Dixon and others, attended and received a number of gifts.
Octit Mr and Mrs Mar Wolfe and fants Westminster spent the weekend with Jesse Werbsight family. Many guests from Ephrata York and Baltimore attended events at Warner Coshin and Warren homes. PTA opened season with program and business. homemakers club met. numerous visits to Baltimore and Winchester noted.
On Sunday Dir and Mrs Ira Brown hosted a group from New Market and Long Comer including Ronald Beall and children Mary Prances Raymond Walter. Marion Anglebee and daughter Wadine. Mr and Mrs Gaver Brown with Hazel and Leroy. Edward Brown Douglas Dean. Nadine Anglebee of Long Comer spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Im Brown.
Mrs. Harry Harbaugh dies, widow of former Taneytown resident, with two sons and a grandson surviving. Funeral and burial at Trinity Haven church adjacent cemetery, following services at Taneytown home. Mrs. Harbaugh had ties to Waynesboro Pennsylvania and E. E. Reindoliaz warehouse employment.
Senator Isses H. Bowers upgrades his George Street residence. Mr and Mrs Harry Anders host a gathering with Samuel Anithouss and family members. Rev George A Brown returns to Tanertown United Brethren. Clarence Dern regains mobility after illness. Mrs Perry, mother of Mrs Alle Peeser, contracts scarlet fever. Milk can injury sidelines local resident. A D Bateman of Falls Creek visits Tanertown. George Overholtzer hosts dinner with several families. Norman Walker and relatives visit Carlisle. three deer seen near Mt Holly after return.
Willam Edward Hickman, who killed Marian Parker in Los Angeles, prepared to die by the guillotine on Friday at 10 a.m. in San Quentin. His father, Thomas Hickman, appealed for commutation, while Hale Badament declined to halt the execution. The youth, age not clearly stated, remained defiant yet expressed regret for not dying as a man and making peace with God.
In memoriam for Fae Lo with family noting the passing and tribute from devoted parents and loved ones.
A mangled OCR fragment references Washington and various unreadable words. It lists partial names and terms, with no clear event, date, or location to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
The article notes Mrs Willettamaroes plans retirement after March 4 while highlighting her long tenure in executive political roles. It discusses opposition from both Democratic and Republican senators tied to patronage, and references other women in state or national roles such as Nellie Tayloe Rost Miriam A Ferguson and Florence A Knapp, illustrating evolving female political influence and past election outcomes.
Market prices for grain and livestock from yesterday close. Wheat and corn per barrel, hogs by weight, spring chickens and hens priced, eggs per dozen and in crates. values appear incomplete and scattered across the clipping.
Multiple small ads list haircuts and appointments, car sales and repairs, groceries and meats, florist offerings, flower bulbs, jewelry specials, drugstore items, orchard produce, loan services, wallpaper, school supplies, stone and sand, and plumbing or service items. Names include J. M. Culler, George Dyer and His Orchestra, Groff the Florist, Peggles Drug Stores, Grimes Golden apples, McCain Orchard Co., Frederick Small Loan Co., Commercial Service and Credit Co., Potomac Edison Building. Addresses and contact numbers appear scattered.
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