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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
5
A garbled report records a sudden death and a related meeting at the Brunswick home area. It mentions Catherine and a local company, with references to church services and directors.
Miss Mary Haberkorn aged dependent on Evangelical faith died after months of illness in Frederick. Survived by husband John and two nieces two nephews and several siblings and nieces. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday at 2 00 p m at her home with services in Mt. Pleasant and Craven churches reported by local firms.
A young woman described as the wife of Daniel McDan of Watsminster and a longtime summer resident of Man's Inn New Windsor died after an operation two weeks ago. News notes show she was about seventeen and had many friends shocked by the death while with her family at Dsiman's this summer.
Tramsville Yjamsville Arkansas residents Mr and Mrs W A Lyons and daughters Margaret and Mary of Lime Rock along with Mrs Mary C Slinkmar of Baltimore visited Baltimore. Beulah Hogarth returns from summer school in Delaware. Austin Shultz and son visit relatives here. Irvin Beard recovering in Providence. Edgar Cromwell of Frederick spent Sunday with Mrs Dorsey L Oden family. Ethel Oden and Annabele Beard attend events in Frederic, Le Aubin Simpson and Ethel Oden visit Glen. John T Montgomery formerly of Yjamshire visits Washington. Raymer Montgomery spent Friday in Baltimore. Ethel Oem visited Mrs Lelia Simpson in New Market. Boyd A Page and daughter Kathleen visited in Bagherstown.
Market prices furnished by Frederick Cox Procacte Inc. show current levels for fur goods and related commodities. Price quotes cover several fur types and accessories, with note of market fluctuations and regional availability.
Margaret Cain visits Frederick for the week staying with Ray Skeze family. Mrs T H Mur of Monrovia and Mrs Will Hips spend time with Mrs C H Wilson. Hasty Beall visits Mrs Jess Clay. Mr and Mrs C E Murphy and Mes Remmers with Miss Shendridge visit Mrs H G Garizeh. Ra and family visit Eveanst relatives in Adamstown. B S Yaneytown Fair next week. Germany produces sausages on 200 tables of sausage.
A reader explains how the body uses food for energy and growth. It details typical body composition including pounds of muscle fat minerals protein and carbohydrates and discusses the purpose of eating for health and development.
A wedding is noted between Miss Al Maughter daughter of Mr and Mrs Comer and Mr Lucia K Falco son of Mr and Mrs W E Falco of New Market. The article mentions the bride’s schooling at Girls High School and her years as a street school employee, with details of attire and ceremonial aspects, and notes the groom’s New Market residence and occupation.
Magistrate Caleb D. Rez in Eicon City issues a warning to motorists to heed a Stop sign at the intersection of Columbia Pike and Main Street. The notice, citing Section 200-Bf-6, states fines from five to fifty dollars for violations and urges cooperation to save money.
Gilbert Swan notes popular Moon songs like Wabash Moon and Moonlight Memory while pondering how the moon's visibility and temperature influence music and memory. He reflects on lunar imagery in culture and the idea that moonlight shapes moods and tunes across time.
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill Graceham area notes as residents travel to Frederick Baltimore Taneytown and Washington. A birthday surprise at Harry Suil’s honors Mrs Null with friends and kin gathering for music and refreshments. Discharge and hospital notes close the item with brief local updates.
Fragmentary text from a local page fragment mentions a date and fine but lacks clear names places or events. Readable portions show stray words and numbers, not enough to reconstruct a full news item. The piece appears damaged with missing context.
A jumble of community items lists picnics at Roy Zimman’s Woods and St Mary’s in Barnesville, dances at Furnace Ford, a golf course contest in Middletown, local bakeries and beauty shops, and notices from Hillside Coal and Peebles Service stores. There are mentions of annual picnics, church gatherings, and a public sale of real estate with addresses and dates, plus business ads and parish announcements.
In Hartland a case filed by Citizens National Bank against NSN Acuiat Bank named the defendant and the action seeks relief in a financial dispute. Details remain limited in the readable portion of the notice.
Elmer Beschley of near Broad Run has been quite ill. Frederick County hospital patients include Harci Grosenickle son of Mr and Mrs. Hamsuckle Ellerton who underwent tonsil removal on Tuesday. Margaret Sumners received an operation at the hospital on Thursday and is improving. DeGrange of Winchester, a Frederick County resident, had a major operation at Memorisi Hospital Monday and is in satisfactory condition.
A mounted search in mountains near Mont Alto Pennsylvania and surrounding Smithsburg Maryland continues for George Ted Brown accused of killing Lester Liz. A Maryland state trooper and Waynesboro officer join locals as a posse checks cottages and tracks 1710 clues amid disputed sightings and rumors of Brown’s daily food source. The pursuit stems from a Gettysburg tip suggesting Brown’s possible residence while authorities pursue concrete leads.
A garbled entry from a historical page mentions fashion plaques and mysterious phrases. Readers are left with fragmentary clues about brown felt and auction style notes, but no clear names or dates emerge from the OCR.
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