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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
5
An unreadable OCR fragment reports a death notice with scattered names and ages. The legible bits mention possible surnames and locations but lack clear details on the deceased or funeral arrangements.
The funeral for James Howard Baer of Frederick was held Tuesday afternoon from his home near Middlecows. Services were at St John Lutheran Church followed by burial in Lutheran cemetery. Baer is survived by his wife Stella Befauver and four daughters Cornelia Margaret and Chats Wis, his father James V. Baer, and two sisters Mrs Gener Cuber and Mrs John Hooper.
Burgee son of Prof and Mrs Amon Burgee wed Lois Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs O W Montgomery in Luray Virginia on Saturday August 30. Rev R Carl Maxwell officiated using the ring ceremony. The groom a graduate of Boys High Western Maryland College and Johns Hopkins University. The bride a graduate of Fast Central State Teachers College Ada Oklahoma and a former faculty member at the Maryland School for the Deaf. They will reside after September 10 in Lewisburg Pennsylvania where the groom teaches Bucknell University.
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The article discusses intermittent hydration symptoms affecting joints with water retention patterns and unclear causes. It notes possible chemical or germ related factors, and mentions heat therapy and protein injections as methods to relieve debility and stimulate the body's defenses.
A Middleburg roundup lists visits and family news. Aliex Richmond and Charles Sherman family ties are noted. Hayden Lynn visits from Richmond. a Stonesifer child had tonsil adenoid surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering well. The page also mentions social events at the church and several family reunions and weekend visits.
Sept 3 report lists visits and family gatherings in Littlestown Gettysburg and Taneytown with mentions of Legore Warbright Hocken Marshail and Leatherman families. A new 2 000 000 gallon storage reservoir project is discussed noting safety concerns and overseer plans under the committee.
The Taney home in this city opened to visitors revealing exhibits around Chief Justice Taney and the Dred Scott decision. The article notes commentary by Horace Greeley and references to Taney’s views, with visitors including professors Francis S. Philbrick and John C. Hidt touring the site.
A short language lesson shows common errors with usage and pronunciation of words like impetuous and efficient. It highlights misused phrases such as stopping to Buffalo for a few weeks and encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily.
Local notes describe a 268 acre highway farm sold five years ago for 22000 now listed at 13000 with 9000+ left in tillable soil. Conveniently located on a state highway with productive land, offered by P Luther Rice Real Estate. Petersville Tournament reminder says annual event in Park 1% miles from Brunswick on September 23.
The Frederick County Teachers Association adopts resolutions mourning the deaths of William L. Gross Frank Sappington George R Stottlemyer and Louise Blum. They praise the deceased for service to education and the community and promise to publish the resolutions in county newspapers and send copies to families and officials. The measure is dated September 1 1939.
A collage of classified notices and small ads. Items include job and service solicitations, auctions, and public notices. There are election announcements for local offices and endorsements, plus sales pitches for shoes and household goods. Several entries reference local businesses and residents by name and address.
Maryland State Roads Commission offers sale and exchange of real estate in any location. Prospectors urged to list property with Gilmore B Plauti at 193 South Market Street, second floor.
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