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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1936
Page
2
During Christmas the community is urged to remember those in need, with parents often guiding children to give to the less fortunate. The piece emphasizes acts of charity, meals, and support for breadlines and medical care, noting a Christmas dinner as a central, traditional aid activity backed by local support.
A rambling tale of a British monarch seen as world war hero, exiled from the empire for seeking a marriage deemed unsuitable. The narrative recalls democracy, romance, and the public’s fascination with a royal figure who renounced the throne for love.
Bruce Catton praises The White Ware a slow moving beautifully written novel of Irish family life. Patrick and Dominic de Lacey and Sila Van inhabit a ramshackle Irish coast home watched over by Aunt Longworth. Dominic emerges as a dramatic hero while Patrick struggles with conventions and a courtly longing for Myra.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference biblical ideas about rebuking people and warning nations. It is difficult to extract clear events, names, dates, or locations from the garbled lines. The readable parts suggest a religious message or sermon snippet with scattered phrases about speech, war, and judgment.
In December at a Cincinnati gathering, Alice Longworth notes divisions among delegates while Doris Steeny Mas and allied group push for women’s suffrage and equal rights in America. The discussion centers on pacifist policies and labor issues as delegates weigh diverse viewpoints.
Fragmentary OCR of an English lesson note describes pronunciation distinctions and accent practice. It mentions Jane and various spelling errors. It references vocabulary muttering and study tasks. The language is garbled with many misspellings and unclear instructions.
A reflective piece questions the path to peace and meaning amid daily struggles. It contemplates a journey through doubt toward faith and hope, hinting at a hopeful resolve and the search for inner calm.
Cookerly buys the two story dwelling on Main Street Mt Atry for 1900 dollars. The home of Etta V. Lowman, Mt Atry, is linked via family ties to Harry Clary. M Warren of Pawnee City Neb reports converting a 640 acre farm from grain to grass to conserve it for next year.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled with scattered notes from 1910. A Boston visitor, Lecar, drew a crowd at Cay Mai while news of WIN Gilbert’s accidental death shocked locals. Local incidents include Moore, a South Market carpenter, injured by a fall from a tool, and a cattlemen’s gathering at the fairgrounds. A plan by James A. Jones aims to put idle customers to work. social notices mention families and gatherings in a limned community scene.
Hood College hosted Christmas vespers in Urotoenk Hall with Dr. Star delivering the sermon and a full college choir under Prof. Wade. The program featured carols from various eras, organ preludes, and selections from Handel and Clemett, concluding with the Messiah chorale and festive processional.
A fragmented OCR of a historical ledger lists numerous names and dollar amounts. The readable items show individual contributors and sums such as 60, 200, 300, and 1000 linked to various people including Miss Hanna, Miss Mary, Jo Gamo, and Mrs. Stele, suggesting a community financial record or fundraising ledger entry.
Trinity Church marks seventy years with a morning service led by Rev. Rey Gaver and an evening sermon by Rev. Carlton J. Harris of Brentwood Md. The choir performed The Awakening Chorus and Crown Ulin was sung. Anniversary events continue with interchurch services in county and a midweek program led by Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Meeks.
At the regular meeting of the Middletown Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary the following officers for the ensuing term were elected: president Miss Luellie Routzahn. first vice president Mrs. George Bidle. second vice president Mrs. Rube Reed. secretary Mr. Charles Derr. treasurer Mrs. G. Raymond Bowers. chaplain Mrs. Grace Bowlus. Routzahn succeeds Mrs. Fred M. Hoffman who had served as president since formation two years ago.
Marry B Goblentz of Braddock Heights bought the Bea Christ property on Chely Avenue Braddock Heights. He will take possession April 1 the house has 37 rooms and is furnished. Formerly Seachrist Mountain Hall. Sale through Luther Rice of this city. Friendly Class elects officers at Grace M E Church South Gaithersburg December 14 president Robert Louis Wells vice president Milton Walker secretary treasurer George Darby. Phillipa Brooks and Prof Wade performed Noe Sortie by Ropartz.
A cluttered historical column lists anniversaries and notable births with scattered names and places. It mentions Tycho Brahe, Samuel Du Pont, and other figures, plus events and upcoming local theater plans and a barn-building contract in a rural area, all in a dated, fragmentary style.
The article explains using an otoscope and ear examination to detect tympanic issues and cautions on avoiding diving for children with ear trouble. It notes increased ear infections from swimming, links adenoids and poor air passages to infections, and emphasizes prompt treatment to prevent spread to the inner ear in children under twelve.
In Carroll County the December board meeting ordered an auctioneer for the sale of ten school buildings and all portables by public auction. Portables listed include two double metal and one double wooden at Westminster, and single or double wooden portables at Bykenville New Windsor and Finksbury. A committee of Al lender Davis and Tyson was appointed to inspect and value the properties.
Officers were renominated at the MS Airy Volunteer Pine Company meeting held at the Fane, with plans discussed for the annual gathering on January 3. The slate includes Treatdeat as president HL Wathing, Hubert B Burdett as vice president, Charles W Jones as secretary, Walter Spirriers as assistant secretary, Lo PAarre Rowusy as treasurer, Henry Q Elont as financial secretary, CM VanProte as chief treasurer, TM frsteetant chief, and Dr CM Yankee as first assistant chief.
Beulah Loufte Hents a Memphis Tennessee inventor nicknamed Lady Edison has patented and planned a new beltline paper production device and other devices. A veteran inventor with 33 patents her workshop is in a Broadway hotel in Manhattan. She hopes to have her latest machine on the market soon and could save a syndicate millions on a costly paper alignment device.
A garbled festive piece imagines Santa near town watching children and listening for good deeds. It weaves in uneven lines about reindeer, gifts, joy, and family, with stray names and misspelled phrases contributing to a quirky, decayed OCR texture.
Fragmented article notes quotes from Dr. David Seabury and professors on human progress and conservation. It mentions marital happiness limits, social trends, and calls for wiser use of natural resources amid political discussion. The passage reflects a fragmented, reflective column tone with multiple quoted voices.
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