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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
5
Funeral services for Ctrahouck Sr. are set for Monday at Mt Oliver cemetery. The obituary notes the funeral director and addresses at 5011 B Neve as the service location.
The funeral was held at United Brethren church and buried at Prices' church graveyard in Waynesboro for Gese Becherets Met. The service was led by a minister and family survivors include sons Elsworth of Philadelphia and Raymond of Baltimore, plus a brother and three sisters. Noah E. Cramer’s funeral was set for Sunday at 2 pm from Evangelical Reformed church with private interment at Mt Gilvet cemetery. Funeral directors were M. R. Etchison and Son.
Mr Daley, longtime resident on petro street, shows improvement after several days of illness. Former Judge Worthington, recently jailed, able to sit up briefly on Friday. Susan Poole, near Watersville, had part of her right foot amputated at Frederick city hospital. diabetes left her with a below knee amputation months earlier. Mrs L F Carter remains seriously ill at home on East Tad Street. Katharine Whitter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Whmter Doubs, at Frederick City Hospital for tonsil surgery and adenoids.
Leo Weinberg told Lewistown locals that prohibition spurred home ownership through savings funds and building associations. He cited automobiles and small amusements as benefits under the new order while urging firm stance against temperance agitation and advocating education.
Market prices show calves at 200 to 225 with better steers and heifers. cows at 70. fat cattle around 10. The report lists mixed values for stock and dairy cattle with varying quality across lots.
A Mt Tabor gathering brings together dozens of families from multiple towns including Hagerstown Union Bridge Emmitsburg Keymar and Frederick. Names such as Renner Plank Haines Houck and Utterback appear among attendees along with residents from Rocky Ridge Woodsboro and Graceham. The event lists extended kinship links across Maryland towns and includes numerous individuals and households.
The obituary notes the funeral for Miss Oats of Boonsboro attended by Dr. George and Mrs Bowman’s family. The service took place at the Theological Seminary in Lancaster on Monday at 2 PM with interment planned in Boonsboro on Tuesday morning.
Conrad Gise and Laura Betty Lane of Catonsville were married Friday morning at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage of Covece? by Rev. Dr. U.S. G. Rupp. The ceremony took place at the local church setting.
Mrs. Edgar A. Kolb of Columbus visits Mr and Mrs H Lee sen on Jefferson street. Gerson Rosen of All city plans a trip to Atlantic City WL JL and stays at Hotel Madison. Douglass Kemp of Jefferson returns from Canada Niagara Falls and other points. stops in Canton to visit Mrs Hemp's brother. Kathiern Engelbrecht Teft travels to Washington DC to enter Strayer's College. awarded Strayer scholarship. J H Cawsey of Chatauqua Lakes and Wm G Scbres guests at Church street home. William Bartholowt's sister Mrs Pred Straler and Mrs Roy Creacer visiting. will return Sunday.
A long string of resident names from Bridgeport Taneytown Hames and New York are listed as attendees or relatives in Harney area social notes. Among those mentioned are the Smiths Baker Harner Hawk Hamer Clutz Snyder Eyler and Eylet families with nearby towns noted. The report records visitors from Orchard Park Wauseon Ada and White Creek as well as Friday evening plans and visits.
Residents and visitors share news of social visits and family events at local gatherings. Howard Bucy and W Nop among attendees. George Harbert and Het Snider families noted. Mr Spurrier of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road recuperates at home after illness. L H Browning to fill his station role. Westminster Chamber of Commerce names Edgar Nusbaum president with a 19-member board.
Local items invite Frederick citizens to a public meeting September 18 at 7 30 in the county court room to discuss providing jobs through city construction work. A chicken supper advertised at Mountain View Inn seven miles north of Frederick. Several residents publish thanks and political notices following a primary election.
A mixed page shows rental listings for apartments and a six thousand dollar loan ad from the Maryland Industrial Finance Co. It includes multiple apartment notices, a mortgage sale prospectus, bank officers, and various local property for sale or rent with prices and contact references.
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