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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
5
Funeral notices appear under a local heading with brief words about services and attendees. Details are sparse and names or locations are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Fragmentary community items mention Fos venting and a daughter fulfilling duties in mathematics at Dunigh School Dundalk Md. A visitor from Kentland attends sister Mrs Charles Zimmerman East Pates tended with Mrs Kemp accompanying. Mr and Mrs W ray enjoy a show vacation with friends.
The fragment mentions Mr. Airy Spurrier near readiness for duty in about a month. Mrs. Carl Dodson hosted guests including her son George Rabondson Lloyd Hahn and others from Baliom. Ralph Tom Mercer hosted by sister Mrs. David Wolfs in Washington Street. Additional references to visitors and hospital notes appear, with a Grange meeting mentioned.
Market prices for stocks and produce listed with mixed figures. The snippet shows several figures such as 78, 75 and 2 in unclear contexts, reflecting fluctuating values and commodity quotes without clear company or product labels.
A new parish house and Sunday school in Emmitsburg will be dedicated Sunday. The colonial designed building features a long visible facade, a 250 to 320 seat capacity, and connects to the adjacent church. The project includes a large assembly hall and facilities for worship and education.
Fragmented notices show Republican voters urged to support William H Reese and William F Stil, with thanks from Sherman P Bowers and Chad others. Voters are reminded of primary and general election stakes, while notices mention YMCA, prices, and local contractors in a garbled OCR page.
Sempere of Broder Cr provides notices about taxes for 1930 with discounts for September and October payments. Francis Le Rey Co advertises rent services and tax collection. A letter from Sohn W Grove thanks voters after a county primary and expresses appreciation to Frederick City and County residents for support.
A jumble of business scraps and ads lists junk, scrap prices, and ads for wares and services. Names like Frederick Junk Co and Peoples Drug Store appear with scattered street addresses and contact hints.
A fragment lists individuals including BODIE Gmipgm Jose DL BAKER and Tuowas TH along with several others such as Joan S. NEWMAN James HH and Jay Hovates D. BAKER. The text appears to be an unfinished directory or notice with multiple surnames and initials.
The report notes Thomas Price appoints four individuals to a panel or role, citing an overcharge or modest fee context. Details on positions and exact duties are unclear in the fragment but indicate a formal appointment action within a local government or organization.
For sale a three and a half acre improved lot with seven rooms, bathed, storage, kitchen, parlor, and dining areas. Located about three miles west of Frederick. Price $3.00. For further information contact the utility.
A historical notice records the financial state of Woodboro Savings Bank at Wondsboro Maryland as of September 2, 1930. It lists resources including loans and discounts, bonds, and stocks, with liabilities figures and line items from reserve agents and court records.
The Fahrney-Hollet nuptials were held at St Mark's Lutheran Church Haserst in a ceremony by Dr J W Ott attended by families and a few friends. The bride Mrs Helen Unseld of Haserstown wore brown velvet with accessories and carried roses. The groom Daniel Boward Fahrner of Haserstown is a graduate of Hasherstown High class of 1924. They will reside at 25 Osx avenue Hagerstown after a brief honeymoon in Atlantic City and northern points of interest.
Sy Shepley earns an Apex Card of Appreciation, highlighted on the scoreboard and noted by the athletic staff for outstanding effort and team support during recent games. The recognition marks a milestone in the season's commendations for leadership and sportsmanship.
The Ladies' Aid program at St. Mark's Lutheran featured songs scripture reading and prayer led by Rev. C. H. Saul. Mrs I W Hickman read the secretary's report while Miss Hilda Peart and Miss Alice Burns performed solos. Remarks by the pastor followed with offerings and benediction as committee members were announced.
Edgewood residents relate a trackless train tour stopping at the Francis Scott Key hotel in W Va. The locomotive and parlor car toured the town with stops, drawing attention from locals. Roy Utz and wife, Worman Hope and family, and Mrs Jozas Utz are noted as visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grimes.
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