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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1927
Page
5
Local society page items list visits and travels of residents and relatives. Many names appear with towns such as Atlantic City Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Frederick and others. Activities include family visits, trips by automobile, summer stays, and brief career notes along with a birth announcement for a son.
During Rev W V Garrett vacation period Trinity Lutheran Church members funded improvements to the parsonage. The Mite Society laid hardwood floors and repainted woodwork while the front and rear porches were updated. Gifts were presented to Mrs Garrett and the pastor during a church meeting and the Men's group added concrete work to a patio area.
Rev William Stevens officiated the marriage of Lewis Wootten and Mare Edna Owens both of Laurel at the minister’s home. A wedding dinner followed at the Blank home on Barthman’s Way with numerous relatives attending.
A Russian Academy of Sciences expedition will systematically study the Ural region to trace Bronze Age and earlier Stone Age migrations. The area is known for extensive Bronze Age mining and has yielded early tool and artifact traces.
A damaged OCR fragment references matricide related to a mother and names a singer and a physician’s wife. It mentions forged checks and a discovery after a young man’s actions. The fragment lacks clear dates or locations and contains many garbled terms.
Among the sick Charlotte Bowers daughter of Mrs Raymond Bowers East Eighth Street underwent an operation at City Hospital Saturday morning and is doing nicely Mrs Hattie Stull of Thurmont was taken to Frederick City Hospital Saturday evening for appendicitis surgery and is improving nicely Hume Magaba son of Mr and Mrs L F Magaba who had tonsil removal at Frederick City Hospital has returned home near Buckeys town
A Birmingham University professor argues that racial relationships are fundamentally blood based. He claims American Indian blood differs from white and Black, with distinct European subtypes. He explains antibodies and serum mixing as proof of inherent race differences across humans and primate relatives.
A reflective piece on how a wife influences a man's life through changing times. It traces youthful confidence, midlife reassessment, and old age humility as unrealizable ambitions fade. The text suggests disillusionment with imagined power and the limits of worldly attainment.
Wheat prices and market data appear in the grain section with figures supplied by the local County Products office. The brief note indicates market movement and quotes for wheat futures and cash bids.
The obituary notes the death of Zimmerman and details a funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Mountain View Cemetery near Evereburg. Survived by brothers George and Elmer, sister Ida Zimmerman of Mitsburg, and others. The service was conducted by Reverend Philp Bower with pallbearers from local civic groups.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond C Gelsbert dies Saturday at 139 West Patrick Street. Burial set for 3 o clock at Olivet Cemetery with interment following.
Funeral notices report the death of Thomas W. Fisher, Baltimore and Otto Railroad flagman, killed by a train near Sikesville. Services set for 2 PM at 1317 Bred Street with burial in Cedar Grove cemetery. Also noted are the funeral of Margaret Walsh from 617 North Benz street and the service lineup for Earl W. Biehl and Elizabeth Rebecca Colleberry, with church services, interments, and pallbearers listed.
A patron at a New York mammoth movie place walked to a lobby plate-glass mirror and asked aloud which way out, in a moment noted by The Outlook. The incident highlights the theater's confusing interior layout and the patron’s puzzled exit search.
In memory of our beloved Bessic i Abrecht who departed this life one year ago on September 4 1526 Though death robs us of loved ones heaven seems nearer and brighter We miss you and cherish the memory of our dear mother Mrs Charles Moffett in sorrow and prayer.
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Public auctions for cattle and household goods, fall cleaning services, job ads for teachers and sales of insurance roles, along with a charity festival and church notices. Events list dates in September and venues such as Atlee Hame’s meadow and East Patrick Street, with community announcements and business promotions.
Farm property of 10 acres with structures including an eight room frame house and outbuildings. Financing up to five years considered. Located in town near a pond, offered by POTTS & GAIKFIN, Realtors.
Famed local funeral director Thomas P. Rice operates in Frederick Maryland offering complete services by phone 534. He is recognized for community involvement and professional care in arranged memorials and burials.
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