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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
5
Funeral notices list Saint avers and several locals including Hatter W ose, E an Sf, and M: . 2 Sos Cc with references to New York and Susd. The brief notices mention Zimmermas and Phehunasay af Cisse Sf as mourners or attendees.
The column outlines community events and visits including farm incidents and social hours. Residents like Mrs. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. B, and several families from Baltimore and nearby towns are noted for gatherings at Central U. S. Picnic and Sunday school events. A fatal lightning death is mentioned among the notices.
Community notices list visitors from Baltimore Laurel and Taneytown. Names include Helen Gla ugh Miss Margarets and Miss Mabel Rent Crouse visiting local families. Others travel from Washington and Pa to attend Sunday gatherings and weeklong stays with relatives and friends.
A garbled OCR fragment references sickness at Mo and Maccig with illegible names and lines. It lacks clear events, dates, or locations to determine a full news item or confirmed details.
Washington letter reports on Panama Canal Zone liquor logistics and a Panamanian charged after attempting to reach the Canal Zone home region. Mentions Uncle Sam, rail monopoly, and rebels within colonial governance, with reference to transit and enforcement actions.
Local personals note mentions Wee Nea Low peers in community circle with brief updates on friendships and upcoming gatherings. Names appear with light social details and casual references to shared events.
The page lists varied items including births, marriages and moving notices. It mentions Mrs Monts Fisher, Miss Es Street, Mrs. Clarence H. Rosenblum announcing Rhoda Anns birth, Dr. Melvin E. Watkins moving to 209 Oil avenue, and several social events and visits in the community with names like Harvey, Dy Banenger, and the Montzs.
An assorted 7402 date notice advertises the Big Mountaindale Picnic on September 5 with Notre Servet Fee. It lists grocery picnic items and general kindling wood for sale at 3.50 per load with delivery. Also notes refreshments at Braddock Heights and mentions an ice cream parlor and coal service in the city.
A wedding announcement appears in the local notice section mentioning Seget and participants Brant and Salptitease. The snippet provides names and a date reference, indicating a formal ceremony setting within the community paper.
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