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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
5
Scattered notices list local obituaries and memorials for residents including W Natas Saree, George Ho Whysner, and Morningstar. Entries mention churches, burial plans, and affiliations with area businesses and families.
Services led by Rev Hoof at 4 o clock conducted at 122 North Court. Pallbearers include Charis Smith Richard Potts E R Dense Jeme Ander and doctors Meredith Smith and Ed P Thomas. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Harry E B Carty noted.
A resident from Montgomery County suffers a large splinter in the right hand while working on a Star road causing sore sight. The incident occurred at Worthington’s residence on a calm day.
A community einie roast marked the closing of Mt. Tater Park at Rocky Ridge. Dozens of local residents attended, listed by many family names, with social acknowledgments to Mrs. Valentine and Mr. Dutrow. The event followed by a note that Paul Palmer left Woltsville for the Catalina Island WIR post.
A garbled OCR snippet lists various prices and items in a scattered format. The legible parts show numbers such as 46¢ and 40, with occasional words like chalet and feed, but most text is unreadable, lacking clear context or complete items.
A Douglas era correspondent notes government service pride and pension security. James Ware, aged 91, is retired after 51 years as superintendent of construction and repair at Fort Monroe and Fort Wool at Chesapeake Bay, the longest government employee on record.
The article notes Henry Lewis Bryan and Thomas Francis Roche as long serving officials, with Bryan tied to the Statues at Large and Roche heading the weighing division in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. It mentions 76,000 competitors in civil service exams and vast numbers of examinations over decades, reflecting a broad pensioned generation of public workers.
Numerous marriages are listed including Miss Bessie Franklin Zommermaz of Boonsboro and Henry Wein of Staunton Virginia with attendees from Hagerstown. Baltimore couples Mary Kathrin Heard and Bernard Lampe Davis wed at Mt. Calvary Church. Upperville and Sunbury pairings report, plus Backeystown Woman's Club resumes meetings with plans and lectures. Also an injury incident in Washington notes Ham Befaiver sustaining facial injuries.
A Middietown child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mumioed, broke a bone in her leg when she slipped on a wet pavement on Tuesday afternoon while returning from school.
Mr and Mrs G Roy Martin returned from a motor trip through Pennsylvania and Ohio. Louise Saylor left Walkersville for the University of Maryland. Several couples traveled to Atlantic City for an Allied Tradesmen's Bakery Display. Yvonne Biser accepted a piano teaching post at West Chester State Teachers College. A group attended Leesburg Rotary Club, and a Yellowstone trip was taken by Mrs Bessie Poole and family. An appendectomy was performed on Lethzin Passaro in Frederick City Hospital. Angela Morgan published verse. A sewing machine accident near Knoxtile injured a dealer’s wrist, and motorists assisted the injured to Brunswick for care.
Community supper at Jefferson Wednesday September 74 begins at 6 pm with fried chicken and meat supper, ice cream and cakes. Also selling tires, baseball, and darton club visit to Adams town Sunday 2:30 pm. Public sale September 24 at Amourville Md includes real estate and personal property described.
A garbled fragment mentions a fetus and drug context with scattered letters and numbers. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or identifiable names to ground a fuller summary.
Auction notices list sales and property offers from Excelsior Sanitary Dairy and other entities. Names include Clarence L Plickinger and local managers. locations mention Liberty and surrounding areas with addresses and contact hints.
A damaged OCR item lists names of officers and staff at Citiz en National Bank including chairman D. Bakes, president Hoos D. Baxen, vice presidents Josh Baker and Journ McDivit, cashier William G. ZIM, assistant Samern G. Duvall, and other officials such as a Travers Thomas and James A. GAMBRILE along with Daniel Barer Jr and Elias B. Ranssures.
A funeral of modest dignity at a modest price is offered in Frederick Maryland by Thomas P. Rice, director. No suspicion of overcity attached to this establishment. Phone 536.
Noah E. Cramer and Son offer a spring house on 11 acres improved with a two story brick dwelling and necessary outbuildings, located about three miles west of Frederick. Price and further information available by inquiry.
The article describes tree planting in the eastern county area and notes rainfall effects on seed germination. It references Maryland officials issuing a notice about new seed buyers and details about seed prices. The piece also mentions the Buss Property near Middletonny and the Shafer family connection to the property.
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