Frederick to string lights for first modern Christmas display
City crews and volunteers prepare a major holiday lighting effort along Market Street and surrounding blocks. Mayor and new committee members oversee plans as wires and laurels are installed to brighten Frederick for Christmas. Merchants expect a strong pre holiday shopping period with decorations in place before the final Saturdays before Christmas.
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Frederick
Rapiy Takang
Yule
Hetiapal Oisoyes
EL Weil
Reli
Bette Cadite
Te Zork
Maroe
Heaty Te Carroll
Hoos
Dod CG Cier
Eltarens Cone
Duwor Ds
Market Street
Harmon Staley
Potes Weard
Assh Teach
John Hart
Patrick Street
Local social notes from Bolivar and area
Thanksgiving visits fill the Bolivar area with friends and relatives from Morgantown Washington Cumberland and Atlanta. Linden Johnson a local high school student attends Johns Hopkins Hospital for eye treatment as his father Dr C Johnson oversees his care. The Ald Society of the ME church held its monthly meeting at Mrs Gertrude Crawford’s home with strong turnout and refreshments after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Bolivar
W. Va
Walter Dudrow
West Virginia
Morgantown
E Dudrow
T. K. Orame
Washington
Jeanern-law
David Duffy
Dorothy Zembro
Frances Muth
Washington, DC
Emory Ward
Cumberland
Leroy Wilkins
Qalings
Sunda
Witton Zembro
Elmer Wiltey
New. York
Arthur Litteton
Frere
Atanta
J W Tamshill
Linden Johnson
C Johnson
Joins Hopkins Hospital
Ald Society of the
Gertrude Crawford
New Deal In Washington Sparks Hiring Rumors In Capital
Washington rumors swirl over potential moves by the new dealers in the capital. Reports mention possible hiring of former SEC chief for a public utilities role and speculation about Hoover leaving the Bureau of Investigation to head a private police unit at a DuPont subsidiary. The chatter centers on regulatory shifts, industry ties, and political maneuvering shaping national policy late in the year.
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Koon
Washington
Emrjoy
Teaning
Marie
Jyah
Antiello
Eveat
Cai
Heck Tov
Tatlov
Tate Td
Dainese
John
Morgan
SEC
Noe
Mouver
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
duPont Concern
Hoover
Ita
Local residents noted for hospital stay birthdays and losses
Mr and Mrs James Everstart returned home from Kings Daughters Hospital after ten days of treatment. Mrs Jaseann Applgate and Lt Newton attended a gathering at Camp Hall. Mollie Jones marked her 86th birthday with family in Washington and Deal visitors joined the celebration. Ida White and daughterYances visited the Leslie Bush home. J S Grimes announced a new garage for Bollyars. Dorothy Villar visited from Lovertsville. Virginia Butts, a high school faculty member, sprained her ankle at school. Maldred Kellean returned home after six weeks with health concerns. Arsh Lloyd of Washington visited Camp Hall. Betty Young Stotlar, 77, died at Camp Willis after a fall. she was a longtime Methodist Episcopal member and widow of Dr Stalllar.
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James Everstart
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martimbhuce Chee
Jaseann Applgate
Foyein-Lin
Leutenant Newton
Min
Jene Ditly
Louise Thompson
Camp Hall
Mollie Jones
Mir Ane Ma
OW Peres
Ralph Joni
Maude Parris
Gorman Parris
Lawrence Ellman
Stella Sloan
Washington
Lowe Marshall
Utt
Deal
Kate Kremandahl
Laura Sloan
Bolivar
Ida White
Yances
Near Balthmore
Lesle Bush
J. 8 Grimes Ds
Bollyars—Murs
Dorothy, Vilier
Lovertsville
Catherine Butts
Virginia Butts
Maldred Kellean
Winifred Kellean
Charter ‘Lown
Kellean
Arsh Lloyd
Camp Hill
Betty Young Stotlar
Camp Wiii
Shous
Stallar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elas
Cactus crop pays off on San Bernardino desert farms
In California desert lands near San Bernardino, farmers grow cactus as a paying crop. Rows of cactus yield prickly pears, reportedly earning from 121 to 300 dollars annually per 30 acre plot. The Peleos family and others harvest wearing protective gear to handle the spines as they prove the pear’s viability for sale and storage.
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San Dese
Calif
Mee
San Joaquin Valley
Los Baro
Sam Preco
Lisa
Sears
Euzer
Scream
Longtime Cumberland church leader remembered in obituary notes
The obituary notices honor a Cumberland church leader who served as superintendent and teacher, mentioning a large circle of friends and surviving relatives including a son Raymond Stollar of Tulsa and daughters Norma Snodfrass Cadiz Ohio and Grace Roberts Washington DC. Other items note marriages, holiday visits, local deaths, births, and community events amid a roundup of regional society news and brief notes.
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Courch
Sterling Christ
Raymond Stollar
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Norma Snodfrass
Cadiz
Ohio
Grace Roberts
Washington
Melvin Fields
Sears
Robert Fields
Bolivar
Rey
Ashland
Boonsboro
Harpers Ferry High School
William Evans
Pittsburgh
C. E. Dudrow
Donald Backles
Tenam Statshi
J K. Faherty
Akron
Bo Father
Sula So Talesty
Adam Capriotti
Mitteson
Martinsourg
Frank McDonald
St John's College, Annapoli
Hof McDonald
G. E Webb
Charles Harrison
Randy Hook
Branner Harding
Tae Sae Dmeee Eng UC Chaves Pwede
Stella Walker
Merers Leo Starnes
Cecil Webb
Washington, DC
Benora Esl Bids to Sing Heart Game Fame
A garbled report notes Benora Esl claimed as the only woman who sang with Wale in a 18 year old heart game. The text mentions Mrs Court, Letts Stilarileurdt, and references to an IMD and a crowd, but details are unclear.
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Benora
Abo T
Oman
Conference on Crisis Near Thorfers Narrow Street
Unclear text mentions a meeting regarding a crisis near a street named Nold Dew and Ceufercue. References to individuals Thorfers Minkter Stiles Baldwin and Simon Lew suggest a local hearing or discussion. Details about date, place, and outcome are not decipherable from the fragment.
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Thorfers Eerie Thin
Nta
Phoo
Thoas
Prine Minkter
Stiles
Baldwin Wand Home Heretic
Simon Lew Ng Nold Dew
Ceufercue
Unemployment Insurance Bill Sparks Baltimore Debate
Baltimore officials and business groups prepare for a special legislative session Tuesday to debate a proposed Maryland unemployment insurance law. A state committee drafts the measure with two main aims: a tax higher than the federal rate and a state rule that would stand if federal law is struck down. The Baltimore Association for Commerce signals it will oppose any unsound proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Association For Commerce
Butchering Meld 374 at Lenhart Home Held November 28
A large community butchering event occurred at the home of Air wat Mrs Clayton Lenhart, with many Lenhart family members and neighbors listed among attendees. Names include Joseph Lenhart, George Lenhart, Mary Lenhart, Randall Lenhart, and Clara Lenhart, among others. The gathering featured a meal with Dhow pare eul and other dishes.
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Air Wat
Clayton Lanhert
Nickey Luau
Usbara
Clayton Lantart
Claude Lentorty
Moger Lennart Ste
Lauds Dephart
Koclin
Peter
Chanice Lenhart
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Vite
Pearbart
Lesa
Nat
Hoenryet
Ty Delaware
Cufyrlas
Mrs. Simpson
Cumberland ‘Terrace
Wallis Simpson
Edward VII
Fred Potts
Culpeper
iMr
Anna Mott
Camp Hai
Cora Chambers
Heather
Clarksburg
Winton Churchill
Stanley Baldain Rertgne
Wally
Markell & Ford
Taa
Krasler
Chelysmas, Kkemsberg
Havelty Slote
Trancis
Mirses Ida Lenhert
Mrs Hert Strybe
Thelina Bittler
Exelyn Lenhart
Russ Lenhart
Joph Lenhart
Ann Gelsbert
Dorothy Jean Lenhart
Helen Lenhart
Francis Lenhart
Betty Jena Stone
Mary Alle Lenhart
Dint Hulls
George Lennart
Mr Lenhart
Harry Lenhart
Mud Lenhart
Jowphing
Junior Smmth
Kart Dixon
Merle
Chyut Coivier
Masters
Daniel Wight
Sammy Lenhart
Buddy Lenhart
Tiom Williams
Williams Typewriter & Supply Co
West
Patrick St
Ranaaanaalhamaamiant
American Legion
Ana
Quaker City
North
Marley Sorelle
Trlo Brick, MD
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Raymond Svitis
Turell
Thorsls Wrocolts
Seth Tring
Marky Hogs
Dale
Tupshay
Dosh
Frederick, MD
Vormerly Hmnes
Plymouth
Chrysler
LaSalle
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Fred'k
Christmas Club
Cora
Sederal Deposit Bewwrance Corp
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