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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1931
Page
5
Fragmented obituary brief notes a local resident's death with partial names and residence unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable fragment mentions Mr and possible initials, a family note, and a residence reference, but many details are missing or unreadable.
The community gathered for the funeral of Charles F. Beck conducted by Rev. Cars of Berets Linderan. Service was at Miny and included Knights of the Uniform Rank. Also noted were services for Henry Cuisai, killed by a truck near Plane No.4, with a Home-visit service and a Church of the Brethren ceremony led by Rev. F J Phillins and Rev. H E Worris. Interment followed with “The Old Rugged Cross” sung at the grave.
Mr and Mrs William Burns and son Victor visit Mrs Burns sister near Lewisdale. Zonta Club members attend district meeting in Annapolis. Mr and Mrs Walter Zessie and Mrs Zeigler’s sister return from eight day trip to Columbia, visiting Saluda dam. Property sale in Carroll county transfers Maidenville home to George W Kimball of Baltimore for 1800.
Market prices for livestock and produce are listed with current rates and trends. Prices cover cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, oats, and hay along with quality notes and market fluctuations for the day.
The issue covers Sunday services and ongoing activities across Cliv churches with named leaders and groups. It notes Girls Friendly Society meetings Fridays, a Bertha Trail open class, the Y M E L B Men's Club weekly sessions, and Sunday School rooms hosting gatherings. Mentions of specific members, mission efforts, and a Senior Christian Endeavor program lead by Jack Kintz with a vocal solo and a discussion on how the US helps or hinders global growth.
Linwood Oct 26. Mrs R Lee Englar Myers last Englar from Cumberland moved here over 60 years ago and built the grain elevator 47 years ago. The Englar family, four households, helped shape the town. Raymond Droch returns to Bethlehem after two weeks with John E Droch. Linwood teachers host PT A meeting next Wednesday evening.
A damaged OCR fragment describes government commissions and calls for employees. It mentions readers writing to their papers about them and references a missive from a commission. It notes fear among typists and mentions Washington papers and registers of cuaiotes in a garbled context.
H R Evans retires after long tenure in public service as newspapers report on his departure. Officials praise his work in maintaining stable governance and community programs during his career.
Local items include plans for a public road opening from Thurmont to Blue Ridge and a note on Brown’s alleged arson. Businesses advertise a Lafayette Tea Room, People’s Service Drug Stores selling second hand pipes, and a Frederick Junk Co listing with Frank Gastley, 215 E Third St. This column also mentions a property sale and a loan figure of 500,000 pounds.
Fragmentary OCR text lists locations in Rockville and Woodbine with names such as James B. Bland B L Bolden and J Smikvick plus addresses including Glen Arm Olney Goshen. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Local residents and visitors are listed from Taneytown and surrounding towns. Names include Edna Lemmion, Miss Margaret Rohrbaugh, G W Lemmon family, Herbert Lemmon and Betty, Elwood Hayman and daughter, Earl Young family, A L Morelock family, Mary Garner, Charles Remsberg and Garnet, William Ohter and Sayabdah sister, Mrs Mary Garwood, and others. An automobilie accident at the square is mentioned with injuries and a vehicle collision involving Walter.
Fragmentary notes suggest illness involving McCardell and Mr Gordon, with references to a hospital bed and a shout. Details are unclear but indicate a health event or urgent condition affecting local figures.
Community event notes a donation day at Calvary M. B. Church on Wednesday October 28 from 11:30 to 1:00 pm with a noodle soup quart at 65 cents and a庭 floor show at Bernies Waltz Dream featuring Buster Lee and two bands. Proceeds support the In His Steps class benefit and budding church funds.
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