Hartman Sued for Divorce Likely to Become Pastor Here
The article notes AF R E Hartman facing divorce and likely to become pastor of Grace Reformed in Latrobe. He preached July 3 and may serve as successor to Rev. Chalmers Walck who moves to Sunbury. Hartman’s resignation as gessor was received July 1.
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Ralph E. Harian
Pirate Reformed Arch
Latrobe
Nu Licely i
Rey
Focal Ch
Suncay
Grace Reformed Congregation
Hartman
Essen
Sreoemis
Rs. Welk
Sunstarr
Foret Reformed Church
Hoffman Orphanage
Littlestown
John R. Curry
State Department of Porestry
Curry
Forestry Department
United States Forest Service
California
Walter J. Quick
Quick
Western Shore
Pennataie Cniiversity
Union Picnic at Hyattstown Details Unclear
Fragments describe a union picnic near Skene Sai mass with music by the Pardon band and involvement of Park. A Packard sedan burns noted among jumbled details.
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Union
Hyattstown
Union & Park
Skene Saimass
Pardon Band
Addresses Baltimore Liens and Local Meeting
A. Frank Miter, former president of the Frederick Lise club, spoke about liens in Baltimore at a Kern Hotel meeting, outlining the recent actions and implications for property claims.
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Baltimore
A. Frank Miter
Frederick Lise Clak
Kern Hotel
Emmitsburg Sisters Escape From Kancho City
Four Catholic priests and eight nuns flee Kanchow area amid Red forces and siege, arriving in Emmitsburg after an eleven day journey. Names include Res Fe McGilheuddy and Rev Fr Corbett, with Bishop Dumont among the evacuees.
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Casion
China
Kanchow
McGilheuddy
New York
Brooklyn
Corbett
Boston
Dumond
Boumirsey
Registration Pr Primaries Set For September 2 In Ballotieg
A Maryland notice outlines registration rules for primaries on September 2 and the general election. It notes new voting deadlines after a ruling by Attorney General Thomas H. Robinson and details residency and declaration requirements for new voters. The piece lists candidates who filed for various local offices in Frederick County and explains the policy shift mandating full candidate slates by primary day.
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Maryland
Mr. Rice
J. Harry Kennedy
Attormey
Thomas H. Robinson
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
State Utilities Meet on Board Steamer Event
Members of the panel and the committee gather on the steamer for a meeting set from November 11 to 13 to discuss rates and bills. Officials expect invited guests and public interest to focus on utility issues and candidate proposals.
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Aia
Gocer
Eight Children in Baby Show Today Headlines and Local Crimes
fragmentary AP dispatch covers a chaotic crime wave with Rockford shooting deaths and gang tensions in Chicago Detroit and St Paul. It notes Joe Clovingo's death as a victim of a carborne assault and ties two other suspects to bank robbery gangs while indicating broader outlaw activity.
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Chisato
Aux
Middie
St. Paul
Rockford
Detroit
Chicago
Joe Clovingo
Moran
Local Beauty Show Draws Young Participants At Baker Park
A morning event organized by the Baker Park Playground and Mainland Playground League drew infants and youths from local families. Judges listed several contestants including Frances Naomi Roderich and Grazia Wachter, with scores noted around 38 to 64 in various age groups. Supervisors and local officials oversaw the event, held between 9 and 12 o'clock, honoring families and community presenters.
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Baker Park
Tar Toca
Mrn
Herman Brust
Andrey
Andrey Ene Grazia Wachter. Frances Naomi Roderich. Masten Audryich
Mary
Sheppard
Jr Vier
Marina Fixnn
Heal
Morgan
gErolnd Athlone League
Hann
Adrian Mots
Wees
Ani Wah
City Records Longest Rain Streak in Fifty Days
The city reports its best rain spell in fifty days with a total of 34 inches. Weather officials note ongoing showers and high humidity through July, with forecasts predicting continued rainfall patterns.
Weather and Fire News Across The Region
The report covers drought and water supply issues with Fishing Creek and local streams, noting water cutoffs and river levels. It also describes a large T60 acre forest fire on South Mountain in the Gaplands, with suppression efforts led by District Fire Warden Klein and crews, plus discussion of sun spot cycles and their debated influence on heat.
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South Mountain
Ce Lom
Klein
Catoctin-South Mountain
Traffic fines and license actions listed by Frederick area court
A Frederick county traffic docket lists fines for reckless driving failing to stop and lack of registration with amounts ranging from 1 to 75 dollars. Several licenses were revoked or suspended and others refused, including Norman Fulmer Thames Ginuseene and Donald Simmons.
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Boulevard
Austin Powell
St. Sterling
Knoxvite
Thomas ¥. Gladstein
Clarence Malsf Ifluencs
Lquer
Thurmont
Hatrid Martin
Donald S. Simmons
Ab Boulevard
Buckeystown
Paul J. Bowen
Ryeecing
Emmitsbura
Georgianna Ridge
Goulevard
Red Cross and Public Health Plan Drought Relief Effort
A national drought relief plan organized by Red Cross and Public Health Service seeks to coordinate aid across states including Maryland. The group will move livestock to storage facilities and provide critical services as officials in Washington say drought relief will include all hard-hit states.
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Loung Serond
Vomidrar
Red Cross American Railwayton and Publi Health Service
Misames Alp
Red Cross
Bath Dat Jacesny Intent Mentioned in AP Dispatch
An AP dispatch notes an intended action titled Bath Dat Jacesny with unspecified details. The brief item outlines a planned move or decision pending further reporting.
Charze Not Heard and SsDout Letters in Draft
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at names and initials like AAR Harry and SsDout, with garbled phrases about a Ute AD Oke and a cited date or event. The readable parts suggest a local item or notice but lack clear participants, place, or outcome.
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Chalmers W. Walck
Sunbury, Pa
Linen
Br Lewis 35
Dam Bo
Washington County
Wilarc
Richard Moats
Miller
Chevrolet
Moats Brothers
J. M. Nave
Wiliamszort
Washington
Montgomery
Rocktile
Trahe County Board of Education
Elmer
Pooieeville
Poolestice Custrice
Poolesville
Gien Echo
Wilson Lane
Education Board
Benjamin
Sdrick
Packard
Bar nDar
Ace Perany
Emmitsburg Sisters
Jesse Yingling
Alarket Street
Bright Jewels
Galvary M. E. Church
Yingling
George Hoke
Nellie Swope
Princeton
B.C
Sterny
Eid
Garfetd
Malort
Jabout
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Engiens
Taurs- Giih
Stayer
Pollard Rames Byrd
Ballotieg
Caneiauts
Frederick County
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D. Charles Fook
Myersville
House of Delegates
Ahso
George D. Smith
John W. Holter
Allan M. Pitzer
Charles A. Kline
Louis C. Eichiton
Grphass’ Cour
Church
Middle West
Cramer
Rae
Miss Cramer
Mus
Tanta Cramer
Mildred Cramer
Martha Feaster
Emma Retman
Smith
Feaster
Airy
Macred Cramer
Baker
Hin
Shanes
Queny
White Sox
Cousty Ann Wictes
Mary Cute
Poidng Creek
Fishing Creek
Pyeelighters Ab Seterai Runi Wines
Frog Hollow
Grasn
Wi Vauay
Mack Glas Os
Brunswick
Brameack
Ayore Officus
Dr Marvin
Dr. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Marvin
Wrather
Jasc
Megan Ey
Drouth
Public Health Service
Ritchie
Hosver
Haye
Ritchie Cribbes Hoover
Bubitore
Williamport
Ritchie Overals
Potomac
A A Thomas
Bruns
Potoutac River
L Farry
Paincia
Gertrude Santa Braseick
Farley
Nellie Trundle
Thomas
Eicvenne
Niland
Raymond” Porelly
Clearspring
Lee Sip Apee
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