MONROVIA AND AREA COMMUNITY NOTES REPORT
A scanned local page summarizes May activity across Monrovia and nearby towns. Farmers plant corn. residents move houses. social visits include Mrs Buckingham and Mr Moss moving to Tunburg, and Mrs Lewis visiting Baltimore. Obituary notes Mrs Joseph Wood dies at 66, and multiple small events, services, and meetings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daparvitan
Katie Lightfoot
Washington
Virginia
Murshid Buckingham
Elkeridge Landing
Joseph Troplins
CG. A. Smith
Thaltimore
LT. Lewis
Tha
Monroe
Charles Sheeler
Monrovia
Walker
J. W. Sullivan
Brace Murdock
Sulinay East
D. Walker
Doht Kelly Tuis
Baltimore
Bik Paragiatse
Mias
Lillie Kelley
Mahlon Swamley
Gould
Lewis C. Kemp
Solin
Mies
Emma Curteau
Urbana
Mattie Tims
Stows Chapel
Thomaaiann
David Englar
Thin Place
Frank M. Stevens
Avondale
Charles Martin
Catoctin Furnace
Joseph Wood
Weatminater
Meadow Braneti
Wavesey
Yrelow Eptins
Harry Matuttes
Wolaville
Albert I. Rameburg
Uransavick
Jonople Moss
Derkeley Vopringa
W.va
Tuniburg
Edward
Zimmerman
Wolfete
Tania Stone
Teihy
Mias Mary
Rathenheefer
Bredereck
Tarn
Igdeisinger
Walkersville
Sunny Dist
Mra
Rethenheefer
Pitan
WGN
Afernoon
Tangled Local Notice From Obscure Report
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions names and dates in a school or social notice. It references Misses, Mrs, and several surnames, with scattered phrases about events on days like Tuesday. The text is garbled but implies a listing of individuals and activities in a community or school page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Reddie
Mars Michael
Mamie Viola
Frank
Michael
Worlock
Reformed Church
Chartesville
Clarence Mer
Murry Valentine
Clarence Roddick
Caray ‘Taylor
Patterson
M. Hench
Upton
Feneral
Rev. Waltz
Totamytor
Mise Rey Roddie
Walkerville
Swent
New York
Tritone
Lenue
Fesson
Lola
Wii
John
Scrambled Food Notes and Prison Echoes From a Fragment
Disjointed text mixes recipe fragments with archaic prison anecdotes and literary asides. It touches on strife rumors, garden imagery, and a Victorian style reflection on confinement, sympathy, and reform, weaving culinary steps with dramatic vignettes and distant historical figures.
Fragments on decorative embroidery and old newspaper notices
A garbled OCR texture mixes embroidery instructions with late 19th to early 20th century newspaper notes. It mentions a pine tree motif, bat wings, running stitches, and a border design, alongside stray references to beggars journals, editor notices, and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crares
Fragmented OCR note on event details and names
The readable portions describe an event involving Mallert Blackmares Vetere and Coren with mentions of timing around four oclock. The text contains multiple garbled phrases and names, making precise facts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askmope
Mallert
Blackmares Vetere
Trent
Fragments From a Turbulent Era in Turbulent Times
A garbled OCR passage recalls a scandalous social scene with disjointed names and places, hinting at crime and tragedy. Tangled phrases mention deaths, trials, and a sequence of people including Roberta Meares and Peter Petry amid unspecified events. The text remains largely unreadable.
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Mowen
Decir
Weyer
Ldty
Henry Viggo An Sahay
Justina
Wwedtsyville
Jolie
Lecree
Duis
We ( Moler
Sihis Wassler
Hagerstown
Manuel Nachols
Nichola
Chas
Garston
Oak Grove
Fay Dered
Willard Mhair
Manan
Matto Crit
Burkittsville
A.A. Gattis
Aiba Tinga
Renjindi Alwlt
Mardletown
Tatneft
George Shrevek
Mir
Waeloeiy
Kalb
Petrediise
Bey Pace
Wall Fk
Atar
Miss Barthel
Tas Iit
Woltsville
Pets
Terai
Charlie
Caan
Phaheel
Avery
Union
Chas Ware
Cris Dover
Seer Tay
Valine
Pesho Bayer
Eos
Joshua Amies
Charles Te
L. Bowlas
Bhuneniwer
Lataver
Smith
Noir Libertytown
Wes —Miss Yingling
Nede Liberty Townt
KF. Smith
Tailgart
Nee Battimore
Eid Gracy
Pauny
Anya Coupeation
Burgess
Conuanais
Sitneys
Ue Town
John Miers
Uniontown
Gen. Motter
Robert S. McKinney
Bal Kinane
Robert C. Currens
Charles Chirk
Thurmont
Tina Virgio E. Stull
Nurs
Montovie
CG. C. Zimmerman
Thia Phice
Susitan Tuining
Charles Ville
George Shorb
Willsontatrre
Haw
Joshua Rice
thin _ Place
Adele
Chan, Feaga
Lycurgey Waehter
Bloomfield
David Wastler
Houar
Margaret Plummer
Mie
Florence Loy
Taurnoaville
Rome
Jamen Kinna Waa
Frederick Janetton
Ivar Werk
Boar
Roan Moraberg
Bronewick
Bernard Barber
Java
Cotarlesouint
Mafina Stevens
Dostah Thorney Peat Momtiy
Samued
Mer Philip Sammers
Wir Milton ‘Thamia
Mary Degrange
Oliver Aoteran
Daren
Abc Sts
Lardes
Mies Dela Rein
Mass EE Whipp
Ste Edgar Miemias
HS Nebieers A
Ptoedanie
Ehater
Bhiey Daet
Lalain Penton
Badarin
Bermesen
Ted Gael Lane
Paria
Cazure
Maria
Nova
Mario
Lazare
Prince Bouch
Horace
Lamegor
Epriek
Albert
Paacre
Derry
Tate
Nicodiewerk
Owen Gray
Oeyerg
Honda
Avery Trada
Hon
Dta
Aubaaribers
Koewing
Erocern
Wirthia
Boarkot
Atoll
Nlse
Matin
Neerged
Burt
Caidy
Wiig Ehondis
New York Lines
England
Oxford
Ams
Gifford
Inghn
Holt
Everly
Ip al
Mabey
Fairbank Company
Chienge
Dania See Verh
Robbie Cordita
Hanson
Patton
Chow
Pat Doy
Brie
Aires
N.V. Me
Belltar Rober Miller Tor
Aden
Eter
Vaife
Lee Sidhe
Sintden
Pleteo
Momaghery Co
Steiner Sros
Oss A
Tap Mey
Madea
Shermery
Vantin
Free
Royal Medicine Co
Brim Hk
S Sebley
Derey Mabets
Weatin Anu Ukain
A. Ha Doarre
Vrederivk
Mal
Victor
Carty
Boss Bose
Bartholomay
Rochester
BOCK
John A. G. Lipps
W. Patrick and Telegraph
Interstate Teleanone Com
Anna Giering
Vora
Pen
Penn
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