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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary mentioning several individuals by name and relation. Includes survivors and relatives with limited readable details. lacks clear dates, places, or definitive event context due to damaged text.
Funeral services and interments are listed for Edward Le Rox and several others. Attendees include lodge members from Samarisa and W O W, with pallbearers named. Services occurred at U B church and grave visits followed at the local cemeteries.
Robert EB Zimmerman, once a local agent on West South Street, is improving at home. Finkin Smith, also of West South Street, recently underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering well. Ruth Strine Moody, formerly of Frederick and now in Alabama, has been suffering from red hands and other complications for a month.
Timore reports Mayor William Broening Republican candidate visits Garrett county and Oakland events, attends a mayors meeting and a district dinner during a Western Maryland swing. Local support grows as crowds discuss the Broening candidacy amid the fall election. A birthday dinner in Shookstown honors Mrs. Wickless with family attendees and music.
Market prices for various commodities show ranges and fluctuations. Listings include multiple items with price bands such as 169-160 Tos, 130-140 3a tt, 110-120 ibe, and 210-T25, with fractions and percentages indicating quality and size. Reads like a dense pricing page with numerous shorthand notations and unit markers.
A mixed literary survey critiques Doctor Serocold by a London author, tracing a day in a small English town from death to birth and village duties. It praises the character study, notes the London health report theme, and commends the author’s handling as above average.
Mary Louise Danner daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Danner married Norman Heffner of Pearl in a Friday ceremony at All Saints Episcopal church. The rite was performed by Rev Barker Turner with immediate family present. A reception followed at the Danner home and the couple will reside there.
Howard Bryant 67 longtime Baltimore civic figure and Democrat party leader died suddenly in a hospital after X-ray treatment. He served as president of the cine council and vice mayor, graduated from West Nottingham Academy and Princeton, and survived by his widow and two sisters.
Washington reports that Henry P B Fleischer, chairman of the new Tariff commission, says reorganization will wait until the sixth member joins. Edwar B Brossard, former chairman, handed a report on the commission’s work to date. The panel faces 38 investigations into rates under the Smoot-Hartley act before Congress meets.
The Pan American Union notes changes in US trade with the Latin American groups. South American nations improved their balance of trade, while North American republics showed sharp import drops but steady exports. Cuba and Argentina show notable shifts. overall imports and exports fluctuated with commodity prices.
The document discusses how temperament affects work ability, noting nervous individuals may miss work or underperform. It contrasts quiet roles like solo typing with open offices, and warns nerves can cause errors and job loss without proper supervision. It emphasizes directing workers to suitable tasks.
Detour items report Mr and Mrs E Le Warmer Ada Yoder Mary Yoder and Mildred CoShun visiting Mt Airy on Sunday. Roy Miller and son Jack of Philadelphia called on Mr and Mrs B J Shorh. Keysvile Detour Homemakers met at Mrs Calvin Hahn with about 20 members and a flower show demonstration. Next meeting at Mrs Samus Warbright on October 21. News of E F Stoner's death reaches Jesse Wedrigit. Thurmott visit noted Della Pa time with Mr Devitbiss. Italian govt grants monopoly over automatic fighters industry.
Local note extends thanks to neighbors and Independent Hose Company for helping extinguish a fire at George L. Burdette property on Wilson Avenue. John W. Null, auctioneer, lists personal property including household items and a Chevrolet delivery truck for sale on Monday September 22 at 12 30 p m with cash terms. Specials advertise soap and grocery items at low prices. Liberty Finance Company advertises loans up to 200 dollars with simple terms at 244 N Market St.
A public sale is announced for Saturday at 2 PM at 102 South Market Street featuring bed room and dining room suites parlor tables rugs brass beds and glassware among other items. Auctioneers Guy Fout and others oversee the event in a local civic district setting.
Fragmented notice appears to list sale items and street corners including ROADSTFR and West Patrics Street with dates 9-18-31. Names and places are garbled but indicate property or sale details in a historical urban area.
Oss on Lon al bank forms l. Haxesr Manas D. Baker Urisatent Jos T H. Baker Vice-President Jose McDivet Vice President Wittian G. ZiMMrerman Cashier Savecer G. Duvann Assistant Cashier J. Travers Taoras Assistant Cashier.
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