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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1931
Page
5
A brief death notice appears in the column, listing an individual connected to a local event, with fragmented OCR text implying obituary timing and location. The readable fragment suggests a formal notice but lacks full names or dates.
Walter T rise son of Mr and Mrs Frederick and Mist kinson daughter of Mrs Magniss wed Wednesday at Rev Selien Conner Agsmu. The bridegroom a teacher and distributor engineer at Edson Company. Glenn Samuel Lantz and Mary Early both of this city married at Grace Reformed parsonage by Rev Hartman. A license was issued to Raymond Lease 28 and Loves Burtner 18 of Union.
Sykesville area residents share travels and gatherings in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Dates include September visits by McCardil Watkins Bromn and Selby families, church meetings at St Pauls, and several residents visiting Baltimore Geomartown and Norfolk.
A feature on using Maryland peaches includes fresh salads, desserts, punches, and preservation. It details peach salads with cream and cheese blends, molded desserts, peach punch, peach milk drinks, and canning methods for jam and sweet pickles. Also covered are peach short cake and upside down cake recipes, plus guidance on canning, syrup, and storage.
A church supper planned by Mrs Ells Moxiey, Mrs Daisy Chime, John F Boyer and Samuel Warted supports the Montgomery Methodist Church in Damascus. The menu features preserved peaches, marmalade and peach desserts. Proceeds fund church improvements. Attendance includes local families and visitors from Hyattstown and Gaithersburg.
Sept 18 Mt Airy Calvary M E Sunday school enjoyed a meadow outing at Martin Wagner. The local ball team lost 11 to 6 to Point Of Rocks on the home diamond. A party including John Condon and others celebrated a 38th birthday trip on the Chosa ng area.
Hood College records a year of scholarly advancement and campus improvements. Professors receive doctorates and France study opportunities, while the philosophy and psychology departments reorganize under new leadership. The library expands, the infirmary runs smoothly, and campus maintenance follows major hall transfers despite a severe 1930 drought. Memorial services are planned for Dean Lovejoy with tributes to her colleagues.
Mr and Mrs Lake A Ridinger announce the birth of their son Lake Albert Ridinger Jr. The name appears amid a string of jumbled names and fragments from notices.
A woman was reported injured in an incident near Midde Sermet Trhire De on. She was taken to Frederik City Hospital for treatment after an unclear event Sunday.
A Bucksys guest meeting featured the Montgomery club and visiting county presidents, with Mrs. Harry L. Davis presiding. Guests from Balimore Frederick and Urbana attended along with a new member. Activities included singing, readings, and club-work discussions led by federation guests. Refreshments followed, and the next meeting at Mrs. C. H. Lamar’s home on October 7 will include a lecture by Ise Pearson.
Epworth League and Queen Esther Circle at Calvary M E church jointly hosted a Rainbow Banquet in the parish hall. About 70 attended with a program led by Rev. G H Williams toastmaster Guy Kell, speeches on the Rainbow, and a menu of ham potatoes peas tea ice cream and cake. The King’s Daughters Class provided service. A Jim Epworth League gathering is set for Sunday at 6 30 in the chapel. Also noted is a liquor charge against Rhubistom colored man fined 109 and costs 30 with further appeals and jail time mentioned.
Peoples Service Drug Stores are highlighted for offering top local affordable service in the city.
A jumble of classified items announces a public auction on Fate Week Special, with cleaners offering suits pressed and dresses cleaned. It lists prices for plain coats and overcoats, a beauty shop at 217 N Market St, and hiring riding horses. Also mentions Knights of a Masonic commandery event, a chicken and ham dinner on Sundays, and local financing offers.
Citizens National Bank appears in a fragmented notice mentioning air Farvisiva and Marinand with unclear context. The readable bits point to a bank related item or public notice involving these named entities and location hints, lacking full details for a complete summary.
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