Baumgardner Death Posts Obituary of Taneytown Farmer
Andrew J Baumgardner a long time Taneytown area farmer died in Frederick City Hospital after a week of illness septicemia listed as cause. He was 63 and a son of Moses and Annie Baumgardner. Survived by wife L Edna Wantz and many siblings. Funeral at his home then Reformed cemetery with church members as bearers.
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Andrew J. Baumgardner
Taneytown
Frederick City
Mr. Baumgardner
Moses
Annie Baumgardner
Uxt
Nelson
Reformed
Au ¢Tor
Taneyio
Ingard
Norman Murray
Stever Baumgardner
Fuss
Cloud Derr
Utch
Guy P. Brady
Pas Reformed
Scrar
Wachter Family Notice From Local Column
Local notice records the passing of Lecurgus M Wachter and mentions his son Murray Wachter with a date of December 15 and a reference to Margaret. the text notes a cerebral hemorrhage and related health event in a terse obituary style.
Program of Baptist Church Local Engagement Presented
A Baptist church presents a local engagement program organized by TT Chat and Princeton Princesa. The event features community outreach, guest speakers, and activities for attendees of all ages at the church venue.
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Baptist Church
Tt Chat
Princeton Princesa
Miss Evans Bride of Walker N Jolliffe
An Episcopal ceremony united Miss Evans and Walker N Jolliffe in a quiet wedding. Rev John II Yet tharckh officiated, with a small gathering and brief reception following at the church hall.
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Miss Evans
Walker N. Jolliffe
Funerals: Hart Etchison and French noted in brief
Funeral notices honor Hart Etchison and French, with terse details about services and family references. The short item mentions names and the observance of a memorial, reflecting a local obituary brief and community notices.
Harney Teh on Palm 38 at AMIOLN eyucczca
Harney Teh is linked to a Palm 38 incident at AMIOLN, with sparse readable details. The fragment suggests a location named Palm 38 and an event tied to Harney Teh, but the exact nature remains unclear in the OCR residue. Further readable context is needed to clarify the incident and outcome.
Unclear Ad Notices Highlight Local Services
Fragmented OCR ad notices indicate vendor listings for a public sale, fountain service, drug store, electric washers, and sharpened reapers. Mentions include EL SHOOH CRAMER, PEOPLE'S SERVICE DRUG STORES, and chicken supper offerings with Tuesday dates and local business names.
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Best Fountain Service
People's Service Drug Stores
For Real Radio Satisfaction 1935 Philco Kentp Demonstration
Advertisement style notice offers Philco radios for home demonstration at 505. Mentions Wayside Club Orchestra and Eagles notice. Invites readers to a Tuesday 8 o clock event, with garbled names and addresses, reflecting an era promotional bulletin.
Notices read like archival land and firewood records
Fragmentary OCR notes reference land, a two year period, a two room house, a wash house, hog pen, possible liner J. and land records. Mentions of a Fred, a river or creek, and a firewood deed or land deed context. Difficult to parse clearly.
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ToGo
Reece
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Lydia Ann Harner
Emmisburz
Tarnya
Herbers Schmidt Joy
Lecurgus M. Wachter
Murray Wachter
Margaret Roelke
Margaret Xr. Eelock
Siric’ Frederick
Charles McComas
Mrs. Leary Davis Garrott
Ecea
Belair
John II Yettharckh
Gérstonn
Hart Etchison
Cross
Cai
Harney
Amioln Eyucczca
Matridusehold
EL Shooh
Cramer
Nerce Electric Washers
Wailsson Weil
Wayside Club Orchestra
Wayside Radio Service
Citizens National Bank
Kerkes
Noah E. Cramer
Luther Rice
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Thomas H. Haller
C.hantes H. Coxley
M. D
Joan S$. Newman
James H. Gambrill, JR
Houimes D. Baker
Danigel Baker, Jr
John H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Potts & Griffin
Yeass Automode Insur
Getoadie
Strators
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