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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1936
Page
3
A large crowd gathered for a Sunday service in the park led by Rev. W. Clarke Main, pastor of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church in Virginia. The service featured hymn selections, a sermon on spiritual values, and benediction, with Rev. Dr. Benjamin Wy confirming the remarks.
About 3,000 attended a county barbecue in Emmitsburg hosted by the Frederick County Phenomenal Association. A charity softball game saw Emmitsburg defeat Brunswick 21 to 0 as the crowd, estimated at 1,000, enjoyed usual fair attractions through the afternoon and evening.
A stray hat claimed to have been worn by Voile an a Viste on a voyage to the United States after the Revolutionary War, now viewed at the United States Historical Society.
Readable fragments describe Thurmont area weather chatter, peach orchard prospects near Thurmont and nearby towns, a church concert by United Brethren at Thurmont, Lions Club picnic plans at Lakey, an automobile accident with an injured person, and various social visits and gatherings among local residents and visitors across the region.
An early fall ensemble features a Tueden Lelong jacket with a straight back and flatted front, a long hat in navy, and a Markey Rouff sports suit with a trim skirt and redingae. Distinctive exaggerated shoulders and a fish collar define the dramatic silhouette.
A stolen car reported parked on East Matrid Street Friday night was recovered Sunday behind West South Avenue by Officer Daniel Swomley and the owner. The vehicle had been reported missing after being left in the area, and investigators noted no further clues at this time.
A bemused fragmentary record of visits and gatherings across small towns. Names such as Henry Valhanpese Katehi Tegne Hae Ma Welty Petdrnsa Guven and others appear amid scattered events at homes, Cape Moy and nearby locales. The text suggests family visits, travel, and social calls within county life.
In a muddled report from Geneva, mobutaers battle jokesters with uncertain capital leadership. Delegates and visas loom as talks drift, while a tense atmosphere surrounds local party activity and regional tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows personal names and scattered phrases. The readable portion lacks a coherent event or full context to define a clear news item or outcome. No verifiable entities beyond isolated names.
Fragmentary text lists multiple names and places with heavy garbled OCR errors. Potential mentions include people such as Margaret Lane Grenville and Blaney, with scattered places and dates. exact event or context remains unreadable.
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