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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
5
Obscure death notice lists several relatives and a funeral timetable. Names and relations are partially garbled, mentioning a spouse and several offspring. Funeral arrangements reference Ste. Lew and interment at a local cemetery with directors noted.
The paper lists funerals for Mrs Pearl Lin, Dr Dorsey Extier, Clinton We ll-town merchant, and Edmund Morse with church details, pallbearers, and interment info. It also reports plans to start a new business October 1 taking over Kaufman Garage assets in Hagerstown, with Ining Wel and Ening Chen leading, citing past work at the Yeio-Remy facility.
The article notes the value of roadside trees in Massachusetts to Texas, discussing plant varieties, uses in medicine and ornament, and market demand for ornamental flowers. It mentions patent materials, garden seeds, and a restricted trade in certain berries, plus a Civil Suit for Rent and local news from Gapland and surrounding areas.
A court notice directs property action involving Somance Harry D and Edward O. Mewnt. The filing outlines orders and stakeholder names, signaling a legal proceeding with specified claims and judgments to be resolved in the docket.
East Third street resident Mrs An B Carpenter has been removed to the Freeer Hospital for treatment. Mr William cim, ill with pleurisy, is able to be up.
Mr and Mrs Arthur BL Rhoads of Elm Street announce the birth of their son John Thomas on September 23 at Frederick City Hospital near Gaithersburg.
The first fall meeting on Sept 10 featured members sharing “My Most Pleasant Experience” and planning a street light fund festival. Fifteen members attended the Sept 22 gathering at Mrs. W. T. Colbert’s with singing and talks on the Fred erick Fair and budgeting for winter food. One new member joined. Hood College bequest talks followed by a note on estate details and real estate transactions.
A brief note reports a Trade Board to aid commerce and industry. Details are sparse, but the item signals government support for local business and economic development activities.
Fragmented local notices advertise property sales and real estate agents. It mentions Fredericks, Jones, and the Liberty Finance Company with phone contacts. references a Chapel Avenue phone line and a Sanitary Dairy. urges inquiries about home or place of business listings and services available locally.
The notice lists officers and staff at Citizens National Bank including President Moteng D. Bakpr, Vice Presidents Joarra Melioy and others, Cashier William G. Zimmerman, Assistant Cashiers Samra Duvat and J Trarres Tovar, with unclear roles and details due to damaged text.
Community notices describe a public sale at Glade Reformed and a festival at Feignville with fried chicken, desserts, and cake. Acknowledgments thank neighbors for flowers and support. Proceeds support local families and church activities with events on September 24 and September 24 evening hours.
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