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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1936
Page
5
Final rites are planned Tuesday for Reverend Fridinger, a longtime pastor associated with the Taneytown community. Services and viewing details are noted, with church officials and local merchants represented at the funeral arrangements.
Miss Sarah Virginia Beall died at her home in Point of Rocks Saturday night. She was 80 years old, daughter of the late Bartholomew and Mary Beall, a member of the Posiesville Presbyterian Church. Survived by one brother W. Scots Beall of Postervite. Funeral from her home Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Interment at St Paul’s cemetery near Point of Rocks. Funeral directors Evchian and Son.
The funeral of Mrs Annie Retner was held at her daughter's home near Alt Pleasant Sunday afternoon with services at the Mt Pleasant M E Church conducted by Rev Ernest A Otte. Pallbearers named. Interment at St Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks. The funeral of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hickman widow of Gouuseff C Wickman occurred at her son's home in Point of Rocks Sunday afternoon with Rev Artie G Set fae F R Bethel officiating. Interment at St Pauls Cemetery, Palm of Rocks.
A fragmentary list focuses on English exercises and vocabulary. It mentions theater practice and synonyms, with garbled lines about pronunciation, usage, and teaching methods. The text reads like a struggling OCR of an educational page.
The column catalogs numerous individuals and households with weekend and weekly plans. Names such as Gerald Hanes, Mae Vale, Elizabeth Faeyr, Robert Farespe, Burt Paty, Dig Shanhigg, Mas Dye Boothe, and many others appear alongside mentions of travels, visits to friends, and local gatherings across cities like Boston, New York, Ohio, and Virginia, reflecting a busy social scene. Several entries note upcoming events, dinners, and residencies with family and acquaintances.
A garbled OCR item mentions Mrs Linda Cu ver at home and MP Vincent Rogers involved in a medical matter at the University of Mary Topia in Baltimore. References to an operation, a street address on Wet Third street, and several names appear unclear.
A boy from Emmitburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Give, contracted lockjaw following a medical emergency in the county. The incident involved local families and was reported by community authorities as a fatal outcome for the patient, with details limited by the damaged text.
An OCR muddled social note lists numerous attendees and hosts at a gathering near Sam's Creek, naming Mrs Groves Devitt Miss Leaghton Bennetty Mildred Dowling Jamboun Wandired Roop Cath erin yet Jamt Mann and many others. The text records a late summer party with guests from New Windsor and nearby communities, mentioning dances and a garden visit.
Segments mix place names and partial words. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or subject for a coherent summary.
Fragmentary OCR describes a criminal case involving devices and alleged placement with names and locations garbled. It mentions Calvin Young and a reckoned county pace, with references to a device, a possible sentencing amount, and police or observer notes.
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Fragmentary text listing many scattered names and terms across places and groups, with no coherent event or clear subjects. Reading yields a jumble of possibly place names, personal names, and unrelated words, lacking a central incident or report.
Fragmentary text mentions several proper nouns and scattered terms but lacks coherent event or context to summarize a clear news item with measurable facts. Further readable content needed for a complete card.
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