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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1937

Page

9

Garden Club Speaker Tour Delights Local Members

Miss Singleton spoke at the Garden Club meet at Mrs. W. A. Tiddell’s home on Second Street, sharing travel tales and displaying seven world site photographs and a Teal plate from India. Members greeted her warmly, with Mrs. Gerrit Peters among early acquaintances and Christmas decorations adding to the afternoon.

Miss Singleton Ingleton D. C Garden Club W. A Tiddell St Second Street Singleton Moss Simpleton Seavens India Barddha Banzieton Gerrit Peters Sengleton Weddell T. Stuart Haller

Birthday Dinner for Beatrice Morrison Smith in Union Bridge

Devilbies Morrison Smith and family hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Beatrice in Union Bridge. Guests included numerous relatives and neighbors from Frederick Thurmont and Hanover areas, with many attendees listed by name.

Devilbies Morrison Smith Union Bridge Charlie Beard Hanover Nettle Stone Jdesse Smith Frederick Ross Firer Thurmont Beatrice Lewis Thanshew Charles O Ifara Edwierd Q Har Edgar Lambert Kelso Anders Gloria Atkin Clyde Young Ralph Young Charles Baller Mildred Stix Paul Sia Donald Esler Paul Stottlemnster Mroo Mra Charles Kehne For. Beangle

Local Dignitaries and Attendees Noted Across States

Crowther Jr George P Smith and Alden Fisher join Mrs Harry EB Carty visiting relatives in Charleston before returning to East Second street. Richard Arnold Lloyd Arnold Downe Foster Futll Stone Harold Jones attend Grant Redskins game in New York. Frederick residents attend Baltimore Conference Missionary Society gathering in Hagerstown. Mrs Benjamin W Meeks and others present. Robert McCutchcon and family travel to Wheeling for funeral. The earth's curvature is about two inches per mile.

Harry EB. Carty Foc Rovers Fort Moultrie Charleston East Second Street Messrs Richard and Lloyd Arnold Lewistown Downe Foster Futllston Harold Jones Wallington D.C New York

Unclear historic quotes and disrupted sources

A fragmented OCR passage presents assorted quotes and garbled names about war, music, gender, and media figures. It references Jefferson Davis, Kenneth Wolf, Mrs. Catherine Filene Shouse, and a Federal Communications Commissioner, but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item.

Christmas Leppovers and Desserts From Old Phokeder

Fragmented text hints at candied nuts and fruit desserts with cookies and cake batters. Mentions Phokeder pehitine desserts and a festive mood. Details are incomplete for a full item.

Behind The Scenes In Washington Petitions and Protests

A fragmented clipping reports a wave of petitions with 218 signatures and bills debated on the floor, spanning unions and political leaders. It notes support from leaders such as Mac Janty and Paddy Nol, mentions Pennsylvania and labor figures, and hints at broader national labor activity and public interest.

Gweienady Aehan Sua Ratpurn Paddy Nol Pennsylvania PePadig Gee Ateratus Aitermitianah Alftoust Fe Balk CL Yoo Taelepa

Fragmented OCR reads like a political union push and farm bill clash

The text outlines A F L unions pressing for the farm bill with multiple named lawmakers from Texas Massachusetts California Wisconsin and Texas amid opposition from Greens and others. It references professors and a theater event, plus wartime road programs and substantial funding, all in a jumbled, damaged OCR summary.

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