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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
5
Betsy Price dies at 43 after illness. Survived by sister Fredecit and Mary Carmel. Edward Price and Mrs. Bettl Price noted with service Tuesday at 2:20 PM. Interment at Prospect Hill.
Mrs. George Bockett and yonder relatives have returned home after visiting Philadelphia Atlantic City and friends. Mrs. George FR Cook Miss Nettie Extingferé and Miss Effie Chambers of Washington spent days in the city visiting friends. Mrs. Mr. F. Lease observed her seventy seventh birthday Sunday with many friends. Those who spent the day included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gardner and Misses Mary Catherine Lease and Frederick Lease.
More than 150 Wolfe family members attended the Wolfe Family Reunion Association’s second annual meeting at Hagerstown City Park Sunday. W. A. Wolfe of Garfield gave the principal address and officers were elected for the coming year including president W. A. Wolfe and first vice president James Wolfe with Evelyn Pryar and Bess Louise as other officers. The program concluded with remarks from local members and plans for future gatherings.
Market prices listed for livestock and produce as reported by the Su market section. Prices reflect bids and current values for cattle, hogs, chickens, and various farm products, indicating market activity and price ranges for buyers and sellers.
An upcoming Future Farmers program outlines events for judging contests and registration in the state, with details on judging committees and school faculty involvement. J. E. Moteger from a university assists alongside H. Remsberg, Frederich, and C. M. Wi.
Report from a Grand Lodge gathering with Dorsey Etchison in attendance. Observations reference cross border travelers and a noted route, while local remarks mention an attempted robbery near High Shaystock and a teachers association offering.
State crop prospects fell in the month with total bushels estimated at about 146 million. Northern and Northwestern states show higher values than 1925 figures, while production reductions are noted across several regions. A decline in overall yield is reported, with top outputs around 16.6 million pounds, roughly 7.4 million pounds less than five years ago.
Street Commissioner board president William E. L. Middlekauff resigns after revealing 12 000 and 1 400 extra payments for work. The 91 year old Matt Dies and Hurt Thompson were involved in a road accident. Thompson dies and funeral set for Peters Catholic Church Wednesday.
A Watnesboro bond issue proposal discusses funding for new power and sewer systems under the Sankery Water Board. A bridge to open Armisti Pearl is noted as part of the broader civic project.
A marriage license was issued at Westminster amid unclear details. The entry notes a ceremony location and parties involved but text is fragmentary and names are partially unreadable.
Local notices reference a small Edison area business and an Industrial Finance Co located at 25 W Patrick Street. The fragment mentions a local company run by businessmen and a phone contact, with a treasurer named Francıs Petrott.
A brief item notes a Democrat chosen by President Hoover for a seat on the Customs Court. The report mentions several named figures including Bishop Wm Amadowell, Rev. Raymond K. Forman, and a superintendent connected to a church and home, with scattered details indicating ongoing appointment discussions.
A busy community page lists a Men's Club Banquet at M. L. church on West Second scheduled September 23 at 6 15 p m. Other items include a dance at Belt's Park, a Harmony Station fruit and vegetable auction, and a community class in astronomy at the local observatory open to adults Tuesday evenings.
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