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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item mentions individuals Laura Wolfe and Ryan, and references an EF Home listing. Details are unreadable but indicate a residential context and a date or age clue for an elderly person. further clarification needed to identify full names and event.
The funeral for Howant G Ridens was held with sparse attendance. M. Lo Creager and Son and R. Get MM. Geittes supervised interment arrangements.
W C T Ul Merning. co. GT appears in a brief personals note with initials and company tag. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
A feature shows a moving panorama depicting Ford production from ore in Ford mines to finished cars. The display includes Ford parts and finished vehicles on show at the exhibit.
Report notes Agha Virts, recently operated for tonsils, was able to return home to Wereron on Monday after his illness improved.
Report describes the Democratic convention proceeding without major issues while noting a contrasting, tense Republican gathering. No serious problems faced the Democrats according to the fragmentary account.
Community classes in astronomy announced for September 30 at Hood College Observatory. Adults invited. Visitors urged to attend the big dance at Bernie Wine's Coney Island Golf Lines with music by the Dunbar Syncopators and Earlston Wansel. Water pump operation to conserve supply begins Saturday noon at Grove Lime Company quarries. The News-Post listing local officials and staff.
A report discusses noise pollution effects on health noting raised blood pressure and sleeplessness. Studies suggest 19 percent higher energy use and that reducing engine noise by banning noisy motors and shifting to quieter practices could cut street noise by about seven percent, with some cities already piloting zones of silence near hospitals.
A man sought in the Pittsburgh area opened fire from a cabin in the hills as a large force of state police and guardsmen hunted him. Two men were wounded, including William Fox and J G Olmes. One fugitive, Skidmore, escaped into heavy timber while accomplice William Dutton was captured.
In loving remembrance of our dear brother John W. Dimberger who departed this life one year ago on September 29, 2929. Our sorrowing family writes this quiet tribute noting his passing, while we, his siblings, vow to remember him and pray.
The text recalls Arthur Nash founding The A Nash Company and his Golden Rule creed as the firm seeks co operation to maintain Nash's deal and faith. A public sale notice appears with garbled street and date details amid the retreat of Nash era ideals.
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