Cramer Dies After Heart Attack At Home
Noah E Cramer of 117 Record Street Freder ick county dies at 52 following a heart attack after illness. He led real estate and loan business, helped in banking and local enterprises, owned Rose Hill Manor, and served as director and officer in several companies. He married Ella Hours, leaving a son James Houck Cramer and daughter Mrs Philip Ritchie Winebrenner, with brothers and other relatives. Funeral arrangements announced by local directors.
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Noah
Record Street
Beo
Val
Mr. Crier
Zinmoc
Noah E. Cramer
Real Estate and Insurance
George and
CarmenRerminey Cremer
Walkersville
George L. Cramer
First National Bark
M Frederick
Woodsboro Turnpik Company
Fireti Id Loan Astin
Frederick County National Bank
Rose Hill Manor
North Market Street Pike
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederica
Cramer
Fred- Ack City
Eila Kate Hours
James Houck
Franklin Savings Bank
Duck
James Houck Cramer
Philip Ritchie Winebrenner
Wiliam Cramer
Washington
Orient
Ravel
Market Prices Grain and Live Stock Report
Market prices for grain and live stock noted with heat in Louisiana and references to eggs poultry and miscellaneous produce. Listings show weights and categories but text is fragmented and partially unreadable.
Moses Goes West Shifts Campaign Roles in Senate Drive
Senator Moses of New Hampshire, head of the Republican senatorial campaign committee, travels to the Northwest after a plan change in which Steiner of Oregon leads the regional drive. A joint effort with Steiner will target the Western states and East-focused campaigning is limited.
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Hoover
Moses
New Hampshire
Rowest
Steiner
Frederick County
Sinn
Specially Made Candy Used To Subdue John In Bull Training
A farm story describes Carmack using custom candy to lure Ormist Sensation Forty eight’s champion bull named John to a Timonium shipment. The plan involved feeding a piece of John’s own “Joba’s special” candy to calm him before loading onto a motor truck for transport. The approach worked, and John followed calmly with handlers guiding him toward the truck and Timonium.
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John
M'Cardell
Ieo
Carmark
Timonium
Ormsby
Fortry-eij
Mr. Carmack
Lake Jonn
Balas
Timomum
Almount Farm
Matiment
Oil-Less Ford Draws Four Witnesses On Street Tour
The oil-less Ford sedan driven by John L. Smith of Baltimore toured Frederick streets after a crankcase drain in front of four witnesses. Smith and Ralph G. Kline of Kane's Garage were joined by others as they planned to add miles. oil firms cited a germ process film claiming the engine could run without oil for miles.
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Fred~ Lerick
John L. Smith
Baltimore
Ralph G. Kline
Kane
L @ Lord
Lord Asotor Company
J. W. Donnan
J. G. Penney
Tresler Bentzet Dorie Elmer Trester Weds Edna Alice Benteel
In Emmitsburg Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Rev Ir G Rupp officiated the wedding of Tresler Bentzet Dorie Elmer Trester and Edna Alice Benteel both of Emmitsburg. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Lewis E Trester of Emmitsburg.
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Tresler—Bentzet_ Dorie Elmer Trester
Edna Alice Benteel
Emmitsburg
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ir. U.S. G. Rupp
Lewis E Trester
Groma
Wit Resimbishburg
Washington Letter on Grow Case and State Dept Policy
NEA writer discusses U S policy in cases where Americans gain trouble abroad. Harold Grow, Naval Reserve aviator, released from prison to stand trial, prompts questions about allegiance and protection for civilians involved with foreign aviation services. Officials cite limited discussion and evolving stance amid complex international concerns.
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Rodney Duitches
Washington
State Department
Harold S. Grow
Naval Reserve
Lesuia
Pern
United States
Ini TV
Nis
Clive Gan
Sain Amoresto
Mar
Prasat of war oc. la 8 Ata: cate tre 3 Ales a as AM
A garbled local note reports on a war related incident and a suspect named Legus with a promise charge. The fragment mentions Matt and a few cops, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Legus
Promisis
Local notices and advertisements from an old town paper
A collage of local items includes store specials at TEON'S and The Otterbein, card of thanks and campaign notes for George E. Stine and John W. Holter, farmer ads for McCain Orchard and Apples for sale, Rent-a-Car services, and various notices about taxes, moving, and carpentry.
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George E
Cap
Stine
Noticed Names From Local Bank Board Proceedings
A fragmentary notice lists various officials and officers of a local bank or trust company, including chairmen and multiple vice presidents and cashiers. Names such as MARLIE E Cexpon and WILLIAM G. ZIMMIRMAN appear, followed by a string of additional signatories and officers. The incomplete text references a period near May and references to estate matters in the local jurisdiction.
Frederick County real estate and auction notices
Public auction listing details multiple farms and properties for sale or rent in Frederick County Maryland. Includes 60 acre and 22300 dollar farms, 8 room brick dwellings, large bank barns, water systems, and private utilities. Also notes city apartments, farms, and commercial properties for sale. Administrative ordinance references and foreclosure language accompany the notices.
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Himbet
Tara
Bisie
Frederick
Singis Gweiling
Singis Gweiling, Oat Clasz Éonds- Wan
Loni Rice
Real Setae A
Rica
Luther Rice
Unclear OCR Entry for Market Property and Goods
Fragmentary notices describe real estate and assorted items for sale, including market street location references and terms like electric light and furniture. The text lists prices and property features but lacks coherent dates or complete names.
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Forth Market Street
Ecord Floor
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