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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
4
The obituary notes the sudden death of Mr. Cramer, a longtime member active in social and travel circles. It highlights his vitality, cheerful nature, and energetic engagements, from debating to dinner gatherings, and extends sincere sympathy to his family.
A special supplement marks the dedication and consecration of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church opposite Memorial Ground. The grand project cost about $380,000 with expected post dedication debt around $50,000. The article praises the church’s impact and its role in guiding community progress and unity.
A garbled rural market note describes farmers facing a severe winter with scarce currency and higher costs. It mentions George Arnold and local lenders, noting many farmers struggle as weather and supply affect crops and prices.
The page notes a farewell for the M. sat with Rev. Wilams address, and a 4: token of esteem from the boys to their Scout master Rev. C C Archer. Local musicians entertained. several residents visited relatives in Hagerstown, Baltimore, and York. Union Bridge ball team defeated Potomac Edison of Frederick 19 to 9, amid various social visits and travel.
Miss Alice J. Riley returns to Taneytown after visiting Miss Marie Little who left Sunday for St. Agnes hospital in Baltimore to begin nurse training.
Pound Davis of Brunswick was moved to U and Marine hospital Baramore on Monday for a fractured leg from a fall last Saturday. He previously fractured the leg June 78 in an automobile crash on Beterstille road near the unslick bathing beach when Thomas Gladstone's car hit a telephone pole. Davis fell again in the same place Saturday night.
While fishing on the Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry last week, Prank Lonsbrake of Brunswick slipped on a rock and sustained a severe cut to a leg. Mr Grimes, who was with him, aided in getting him back on his feet.
A garbled 1910 era article notes Dr. Fretan B. Fifty two, of the Medical and Real Faculty at Maryland, delivering students, with opening exercises by Prof. B. HR. Koontz Agan. It mentions a trade badge, M. A. report, and a Frederick Railroad scene with a Greensboroed greened event.
Epidemics of meningitis occur irregularly and spread via droplets. Different meningitis germs require specific serums for control. prompt serum treatment within 48 hours reduces death risk to about 15 percent. Delays raise mortality, and secondary deafness or crippling remain risks despite what is known.
Baltimore marked Old Defender's Day on September 12 with City and state offices and banks closed. The observance centered in Baltimore, with post offices suspended after 8 pm and schools not required to report. The quiet compared with 1814 reflected the city’s commemorative tone.
The Freder ick County Free Library Association will hold its annual election on Monday evening September 22 at 7 30 o clock at the 3 C A location. Reports for the current year will be submitted.
Fragmented OCR notes describe recurring themes of crime and fear with scattered numbers and names, hinting at ongoing disturbances in Castes. Readers are left with partial lines about robbery fears, disputes, and local concerns amid unclear references to people and places.
Fragmentary quotation notes reference to The Golden Books era with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits mention people like Howard and St Wiccam Johns Hicks and evoke mercy and memory ideas within a historical context.
A retrospection traces Frances White from cafe gossip to Broadway fame, recounting her rise in music shows and Rocky Road to stardom. It notes marriages, wealth, and a later decline as public attention faded amid personal and legal troubles.
In Spokane Washington on September 12 Senator C O Dill said a defective employee has been locking up his records here and elsewhere. Dill attended the Senate committee hearing in Chicago regarding campaigns of Mrs McCormack and other senate staffers connected to Gates in Illinois.
1761 Caspar Wistar born in Philadelphia died 1818 in Philadelphia. 1817 John M Palmer born in Scott county Kentucky. 1825 William H Rinehart sculptor born Carroll county Maryland died in Italy 1851 Walter Reed born Rockingham county Virginia died Washington DC 1902. 1739 Battle of Quebec where Wolfe and Montcalm were killed. 1871 eight hour day labor demonstration in New York. 1918 US troops take St Mihiel France. Today birth anniversaries John J Pershing Theodore Roosevelt Jr Maud Ballington Booth Henry F Ashurst Cyrus Adler Jesse L Lasky. Today horoscope notes commercial ability but possible disputes with foreigners and leading to quarrels with serious consequences.
This item presents daily English guidance on correct usage, pronunciation, and spelling. It notes common errors with examples and urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word each day. The text mentions misused phrases and defines de sotave as loose in moral conduct, though the accompanying sentence is garbled.
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