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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
5
Obituary briefs list several deaths including Edward Herca and John Thomas Skinner. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings with funeral details noting services at residences and local churches. Other names mention A.UG. Leaman and O. L. Gar, with burial plans in Baltimore and Pittsburgh areas.
German Ettmar Myers aged 34 of Baltimore was struck by a government truck on Washington boulevard and died before medical aid could reach him. The body was taken to the Baltimore morgue and identified by an aunt. An investigation is under way as details emerge. He is survived by his wife Annie Etchison Myers and a brother G. Etchison Myers. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 o’clock at the Reformed Church cemetery in Jefferson, conducted by M. R. Etchison Funeral Directors.
Mrs W A Carlisle 132 Wes Third expects to leave Thursday for Titus N W to visit her daughter FP Aten. Mrs Jacob Wetzel and Miss Florence Smith of Woodsboro visit son Iliam Wetzel in White Plains. Miss Bettie and Miss Mary Pout have returned to Kemptown after visiting relatives near Urbana. Mr Samuel Trout and family travel to Tinuo to visit his brother then on to Niagara Falls and Toronto. Others spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Merhie Anglebower. Corporal William Hess, Mrs. Va Delmer Fox and others visiting. Claude Compher and son Adler return from Chicago and Dayton. Money in circulation in the United States now about 39.69 per pli? .
Market prices for meat and livestock items include light stock valued under 110 and 200 to 225 range. The report lists various prices and quality grades with figures such as 8, 40, 19, and 18 cents, reflecting market conditions for livestock products.
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company presents its fourth annual report detailing track completion to the city, bridges, stock, rolling stock, and finances. It notes eighteen miles ballast, six bridges totaling 1350 feet, a passenger coach and several cars, and hopes for future connections with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and broader regional rail development.
Local audition ends with five judges to pick winners from Frederick area. Participants submit names to Joseph T. Pyles East Third Street. Winners join Rotary club program next Wednesday. District audition in November in Baltimore. radio broadcast from data station.
Court notices report various alimony and property deeds including transfers by Sgard and wife to W Nicodemus, Predenck and wife to Joseph Barcock, Mordecai Jutws and wife to Nie ie F Jones, and George Selby and wife to Willem Lloyd. Listings include counties and towns with nominal sums noted such as $10 and $5.
Mr and Mrs George F Cooley Sr were hosted at Bin Cooley's List anniversary on August 24 by her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J T Fyffe in Baltimore. Also preaching planned at the new Dickerson Methodist church September 7 and Truth Seekers class met at Calvary M E B Sundays School.
Local mentions include judges of Orphans Court J Marshall Diffendal in Frederick District No 2 subject to Democratic primaries. City taxes for 1936 due with discounts for September and October. Various local ads list jewelry, heating, real estate, auction items, shoe repair and church notices.
A jumble of notices announces a Devdas Festival tonight and political endorsements for Republican and Democratic primaries. Several candidates seek county and orphan court positions with appeals for voter support. Local firms advertise services and loans, urging reader influence in upcoming elections.
A partial OCR reveals names for a bank or financial board including JOSEPH LD, Yawn as Chairman, Howstes D. Baxen as President, John WH. Hager as Vice-President, Josgim McDivir and William G. Zimmrmean as Cashiers, Samuel G. Devan and J. Travers THOMAR as Assistant Cashiers.
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