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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
5
Obituaries and funeral notices for Sire Ete and others near New Midway and Hopeland describe a 45 year old farmer, siblings, and a infant burial. Services listed include a Brethren church in Thurmont and graveyard rites, with undertaker Thomas P. Rice noted.
Funeral services for Charles Clayton Lennet were held Wednesday at 10 o'clock at Diica church with Rev. J Prank ite and Rev. Fred RR Seivel officiating. Pallbearers included Frank iltabridie Jesse Wiles Charles Mich as Edward Stitely RK N Boll er and W Catshall. Interment followed at adjoining cemetery with Powell and Albaugh funeral directors.
Graceham notes recount visits from Frederick Walkersville and nearby towns. Many names attended gatherings, meals, and church events, with a Ladies Aid supper planned for October. Local residents, travels to Taur Gent, Thur nont, and Ohio are noted along with minor incidents.
Market listings show varying prices for meat and grain items with ranges such as 112-120, 110, 200-225, and 180-200. The text notes multiple weight measures and prices, indicating a typical pricing page for commodities.
A brisk roundup reviews Captain Liddell Hart’s pacifist appeal in a new Atlantic Monthly Press edition and a grim sea disaster memoir The Wreck of the Damaru by Lowell Thomas Both works spark contrasts between war memory and popular culture. Other reviews discuss Goodbye To Woman and a Thames Williamson novel The Earth Told Me plus Harper and Doubleday releases.
Mr and Mrs W Leslie Burger receive congratulations on the birth of a son at Frederick City Hospital both mother and baby are reported doing well Rev and Mrs W Smith attend the Methodist Episcopal church South annual conference at Ayt Vernon Place Church Washington Mr and Mrs John E Claybaugh of ceiving tongrat Ons at the Mrs Claybaugh Roble Dixon this war are doing
About 400 people attended the fourth Branden family reunion at Providence Methodist Protestant church Kemp Town with members from Maryland Virginia California Delaware D C and other states. Services were led by Rev Lloyd Datis of Elicats Citr Branden Norman noted a $200000 estimate. The program included a fair and social activities with a few named participants and attendees.
Census data show American consumption about 10 percent higher in 1929 for flavorings and syrups than 1927. Nearly 127 million dollars of syrups and extracts were produced in 1928 but malt syrups and extracts rose only modestly. Cordials up 17 percent and soda fountain flavorings up 27 percent amid shifting tastes and safety concerns over Jamaica ginger.
A speaker argues for American labor on federal projects including a Veterans' Bureau hospital and other government works. He criticizes contractors who hire nonresidents and says unemployment persists despite a large government construction program. He urges policies prioritizing U S workers and questions international competition in labor markets.
Charles Town West Virginia September 25 The one hundredth anniversary of St Peter's Catholic church at Harpers Ferry will be celebrated Sunday October 12 Mass at 10 a m in the morning bishop Andrew H Brannan of Richmond will preside The centennial sermon by Msgr Edward Teamey native of Harpers Ferry and son of the late Sheriff Edward Teamey At 8 oclock Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament The evening sermon by Rev F Joseph Mann of Portsmouth The church was rebuilt about thirty four years ago and sits on a high point near the Jefferson Roth
Mr and Mrs Marshall Main spent the weekend in Philadelphia and Norristown visiting the Waddington family. Maurice Roberts and family of Frederick visited Mrs Carl Davis and family. Mrs William Basford visits with sister Mrs Nellie Geet of Frederick. Mrs Wester Fire is improving after a Monday evening incident. Ruth Shull of Frederick visited her parents Tuesday afternoon. An October 5 Ladies Aid program is planned at St Mark's Lutheran in Tim. The Buckeystown District Rally will be held October 5 at 2 PM in the ME church at Point of Rocks.
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