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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
5
Obituaries report the deaths of Mr Ales Flaster and Mrs Virginia Monkey among others. Details note widows, ages, and funeral arrangements in local churches and cemeteries with survivors listed and services at Montgomery chapel and Pipe Road venues.
Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 from the home of L. C. Powell in Dasketies for George Julius Butcher. Pallbearers included Bruce Feste J Dozsile R Baker George Elder George B sa and Dr A B Hitchcock. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery.
A quirky kitchen note lists greens like chard kale chicory endive romaine and escarole plus artichokes and peppers as versatile cookable produce. It hints at methods butter pepper vinegar french dressing and sauces with herbs and notes seasonal variety and simple preparations.
Market prices list various items with ranges such as 190-140, 410-120, and 200-225 across multiple goods. Values appear per unit with scattered abbreviations like 9¢ to 10e and 2, 3a, and 5c amid unclear items.
A review discusses The Revolution In Terms for Human Suffering by Maugham, praising its wit and malice. It notes biographers hide details of the author’s life and that the Dial Press edition includes critical commentary and a humorous portrait of literary practices.
Fragmented text describes a fair with premium workers and ambushed attendees tied to a past event. Mentions places and dates are unclear. Specific names, organizations, or outcomes are not readable. This item appears damaged and partially legible with minimal factual detail.
A list of stock farms and prize results appears with emphasis on Hockensville and Hocker Stock Farms, noting champions, sows, boars, and specific awards. Other entries include livestock categories, exhibitors such as Layman and Stockman, plus prices and ribbons. The page also mentions local events at Willow Brook Park and a 1950 Cherrylet Sedna dance.
Attention Ir QO U ALM Frederick Council No 118 calls members to meet at ball Sun Gur October 26 at 1 43 p m to participate in parade. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of George J Hull and for flowers and use of automobiles from the family.
There will be a get-together meeting of the Democrats of Mt Fleasant District at the Community Hall on Wednesday October 29 1930 at p m Candidates are expected to attend with short talks from Hon David J Lewis Mr David C Winsbrenner KL Mr Emory L Cole Tentz Mrs Sherman P Bowers AUGUST MONATH Sec of Com Rent a Car invites drivers to a free gas and oil promotion at Francis Scott Key Garage Co 114 W Patrick St Frederick Md.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Citizens National Bank with garbled capitalization and spacing. No clear event, date, or action readable to summarize into a full item.
A controversial ruling by Attorney General Mitchel likens to expand federal control of water power. The Federal Power Commission may issue minor project licenses to the Appalachian Power Co. to harness the New River, potentially reducing federal scrutiny. Critics warn this could affect 90 percent of power sites and threaten public safeguards while navigability improvements proceed.
Word has been received of the marriage of Newman B. Dudrow of this city and Dorothy K. Ryan of Milwaukee Wisconsin. The ceremony was performed by Rev Mr Cotn at the Baptist parsonage in Seymour Indiana on October 17.
F H Garber, 33, was found dead and his wife and seven-year-old son seriously wounded on Williamstown road. Police believe Garber shot them and killed himself. Garber suffered leg infection from World War I. Wife said he acted strangely yesterday. Brussels bans loudspeakers after 11 PM.
Unclear text hints at marital strain involving opera star Lawrence Tibbett and Mrs Tibbett. Phrases mention courts and a possible separation, with garbled details about a meeting and media attention.
Mrs. Noah E. Crame of Record Street is ill with a severe cold. A California scientist has developed a brain activity recorder operated by electrodes on the tongue, affecting delicate nerves.
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