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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1937
Page
5
Obituary notices report Miss Mary E Sappington dies at 52 in Libertytown with siblings and nephews named. Jesse W Colson dies at 23 near Airo. Robert J Green 83 dies near Clarksburg after a teaching career and farming life. other notices list Mrs Mary Virginia Hagan, Mrs Sarah S Geisbert, Phillip Fisher, George T. Dend, and Emma Mooturner among the deceased with funeral details and interments in local cemeteries.
Funeral services were held for Norman L Glasscock formerly of Lovettsville Virginia now in Washington at age 57 after a neck injury from a carbuncle. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery in Washington. The notice also covers the death and funeral details for James Appleby and a local obituarist summary with funeral directors and floral tributes.
Wiltou Lee Roberson daughter of Mr and Mrs Coates Roberson and the bride Voss Ruta of Mversville were wed at the Church of the Brethren by Rev Hoboart the Sharfy pastor. The groom is from Toason. The ceremony featured a shoulder corsage and the couple will reside at 83 Mottar avenue. The bride attended Frederick City hospital school.
Mrs Helen Thompson Russo daughter of Mrs Coope Edwin Thompson of Trooksvale and New Haven Conn wed William Wood Wren son of Mrs Olive Wren near Brudenh and the late Al Mien in New Haven home of the bride’s mother. Rev J Herbert Barn tum of Cinshiue pe formed the ceremony for immediate families. Miss Wien toed Abbat Academs and St Margarets. she and Mr Wren have been in Connecticut. Drs Oliver Wren and daughters Misses Gertrude and Olive Wren spent the summer in Pine Orchard Conn.
A long list of personal notes reports visits and travels. Residents of Frederick Baltimore Hagerstown Rockland and surrounding areas are described as visiting Atlantic City Annapolis Philadelphia Boston and New York with shared plans to spend periods at Camp Ritchie, Skyline Drive, and Rehoboth. Families and individuals are noted traveling to Harrisonburg Natural Bridge and other locales, with several weekend stays and social visits detailed.
Markets show Wheat and Corn trading with modest changes as buyers weigh supply signals and weather impacts. The report notes steady grain prices, with price per bushel indicated around seven dollars and thirty-nine cents for corn, reflecting cautious trading and regional demand shifts.
Fragmented OCR reads like a collage of names events and phrases tied to women and sports culture with garbled fragments. It mentions brands people and places in a scattered fashion hinting at a newspaper page from a past era.
Fragmented text lists events, sales, and notices with names and places like Park Liberty town and Geri Savant. Mentions special requests, sale opportunities, and local promotions, such as a beauty shop and weekend items. Many garbled phrases and uncertain dates.
Local notice advertises livestock and assorted goods including chicks for sale and various farm items. It mentions family payment plans and a contact phone number for inquiries. The jumble lists animals like ducks and mouits and references vehicle parts and tires in a miscellaneous sale category.
A dense OCR fragment shows scattered phrases on pensions income taxes dogs street names and public notices. It references income totals loans and various locations and events in a jumbled newspaper corner with multiple named places and names embedded.
A town alert lists cash prizes and a room for rent at South Market Street. The notice seeks a person named Goris RINGS Moatehes as the top prize winner and mentions a guard keeping watches and a post box for responses. Authorities urge contact via the Bolded Telegraph.
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