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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes report a brief interaction involving individuals named Timyusen and Mae Algmn Deen in a peculiar setting described as sees wery. Details are unclear and cannot be fully reconstructed from the readable text.
The provided text is garbled with inconsistent words and symbols, offering no clear events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to form a valid summary.
Frederick county granges were represented at the eighty-eighth annual Maryland State Grange meeting, opening Tuesday near Spring Montgomery and continuing today and Thursday. About thirty-five members from Mt. Misasant Ballenger New Market Middletown and Braddock were present. A larger group from the county is expected. Delegates from granges across the state attended the event with committee appointments and reports. The afternoon featured the annual report of state master A G Ensor and addresses including a line on home tax relief for farmers. Various speakers and Pomona members discussed education and extension work, with many from Frederick county taking part.
A lively scene unfolds as a dancer shows a hip step while the audience claps loudly. The band continues with lunch nearby and the crowd enjoys the performance, earning smiles and praise for the show. The girl calls for more steps as the beat moves onward.
County commissioners appointed Charles W. Wed as constable with duties to patrol South Teappou and supervises cooking at the jail. The panel included Chas Whist and others. A $2100,000 program for improvement was discussed. tours and inspections were scheduled, but some appointments and progress were halted.
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