Deaths notice fragment from an unnamed local page
Fragmentary obituary items list several individuals with limited details including names Lena and Derr Ber and others, suggesting a small death notice aggregation from a local newspaper page.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary items list several individuals with limited details including names Lena and Derr Ber and others, suggesting a small death notice aggregation from a local newspaper page.
Fragmentary obituary item notes a funeral service with a male name fragment and a hymn line. Reads like a small public notice from a newspaper page, lacking complete details but indicating a funeral event.
Local personals note visits and travels among residents and relatives across Maryland and nearby towns. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Henry S Grange, Earl DeGrange, James Walsh, and families from Gainesville Virginia, New York, Fredericksburg, Washington and Boonsboro with multiple gatherings at homes and vacations planned in Atlantic City and other areas.
Weather forecasters warn water supplies shrink as Shing Creek reservoir drops about nine inches over the weekend. Level sits near 24 feet Sunday night and eases further today amid warm, cloudy conditions and intermittent showers. Traffic remains busy while residents watch the drought and expect cooler, unsettled skies as models predict possible rain.
A sermon review discusses Christ's poverty and sacrifice, urging ministers to preach Christ Jesus as Lord and to let their message reveal God. It contrasts unchanging gospel core with surface changes in religion, and emphasizes service, obedience, and faith. Grace Reformed notes include Sunday school results and upcoming meetings. United Brethren services report offerings and prayers.
Fragmented OCR describes election processes with references to sales notices and rifle-related content. The readable text hints at court activity on election day and mentions commissions and tests, but details are unclear. The piece appears to mix legal, auction, and firearms terms without coherent context.
School meal guidance emphasizes regular, paced meals for children with emphasis on energy, vitamins, and hydration. It notes protein from milk and beans, easier digestion from poultry and fish, and careful serving temperatures and food textures. It lists suggested foods for breakfast and lunch, and includes sample luncheon and dinner menus with steamed rice, pineapple, cabbage salad, whole wheat pop overs, and simple desserts.
A transfer from an automobile to a tractor caused a fire that badly burned 20 year old Baselize Ro can Wachter near New Windsor on Saturday evening. The accident report notes the tragedy and lists his age and place of injury.
Two ceremonies featured Bates and Frareic selections with family members attending. The Hardy family wedding continued with Rev DoH Stahr presiding at the Reformed church ceremony. Frederick Haupt of Rochester served as best man as Mrs Hardy attended Hood College and the couple’s origins are traced to Frederic and Jonas Hopkins. Broad Wedding Annoucement Beard-Unseli Merle Beard and Evelyn Unseid of Hagerstown wed at the Presbyterian manse with Raymond Heys and Virgie Smith also tied the knot in a second ceremony conducted by Dr Henri L G Kiefer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on a Saturday evening in September.
A total of about 940 automobile drivers have had licenses revoked since January 1 for motor vehicle violations. Most were convicted in the courts for drunken or reckless driving, failing to stop after accidents, and speeding. Magistrates now issue jail sentences to curb rising drunken driving, with first offenses facing 30 days to one year and subsequent offenses up to five years. state officials also suspend licenses and monitor unauthorized use of cars.
A brief item notes a planned event or update titled Laf's Stuff With Bigs Coming of Fau Ep Vee 5. It mentions a month long period and cites offenses and significant sums, including a cited amount over one million dollars. Details are murky due to OCR errors.
Theatre page item reports on Natale Nuggeies taking a seat for a show. Details describe performances, casting notes, and venue information with local color. The brief highlights the actor’s role and the production context within the current season.
A fragmentary notice lists a marriage license pair including a man named Cam Miner and a woman Grace L Lopez Park of Washington along with other unclear names and locations such as Sherman Eup bridge and Eas t Lewis Sh. This sparse OCR text hints at license approvals but is too garbled to confirm full details.
Local notices list a string of small business ads and notices including Kline's Shoe Repair at 324 N Market St offering low prices and free shampoo days, Buckingham's at 2nd and Cen Tri Bank painting repairs at 375 Madison St, a Tenor Banjo for sale at $18, and a card of thanks from the family of Seymour McBride. City taxes for 1930 show discounts for September and October payments, with Nicodemus as registrar, plus an ad for electric waxing to protect car Duco finishes.
Fragmentary text from an Iowa notice shows irregular bank statement terms and scattered phrases. The readable items include references to Roost and WOOLEE IA with garbled names and broken phrases. No coherent events or actions emerge beyond the cryptic financial jargon.
NOAH E. CRAMER & SON offers 30 acres of limestone pasture with main improvements. Includes two story brick dwelling, seven rooms, table, chicken house, spring water, necessary outbuildings. Land lies west of Toomles near Chester. Price quoted with further details on inquiry.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a March or date related notice with partial names and places. readable terms suggest a local public action or sale. Entities are unclear. details truncated. no clear event outcome available.
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