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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1935
Page
5
An independent newspaper page fragment titled The Daily News presents a garbled mix of columnar text and notices. It mentions Associated Press content and prints an afternoon edition with errors and unreadable segments.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political or scheduling note with references to Congress, dates, spending, and earnings. Names and precise facts are unclear, but the piece centers on upcoming actions and financial planning. The readable fragments mention a main event or policy review and associated dates.
The piece warns against overdoing Christmas rush and festive efforts. It notes fatigue from shopping and social duties, urging balance and rest. It suggests prioritizing meaningful celebration over excessive strain and emphasizes self care during the holiday season.
OCR fragment preserves few readable names or events. It hints at Will Rogers remarks on war in England and quotes attributed to Lincoln and Hoover, but most details are garbled. The piece lacks a coherent narrative, making precise summary difficult from the legible text.
A candlelight service at Calais Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday at 7:30 PM features Dr Withem and W. The program includes hymns The Night Hymn Hark the Herald Angels Sing While Shepherds Watched, O Come All Ye Faithful, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, and O Bethlehem Town of Bethlehem.Plans include a pageant and performances by beginners and junior departments with Miss Nellie Piss Spusrier and Miss Pauline Mand Marvacet Hane leading choirs. Committees on decor and preparations list multiple local names.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled with local items. A monument to Francis Scott Key stands for $10,000, Rev Emanuel Greenwald ordained at age 20, and On the Ohio frontier. Two sisters, Mrs Gias Zimme, are mentioned among related notes.
Trinity United Wesleyan church hosts a Christmas program featuring carols and readings. The event, announced for the holiday season, highlights community participation and seasonal celebrations.
Personal items mention Paul Cannze and James Stoner from Wes munster Mu Rea ay Marian Va with a reference to a church service on Sunday. The text appears garbled but indicates a Pleasant event or service with prayers or a memorial.
Christmas time brings anticipation across Frederick Street as residents shop greet and meet friends. The county budget, pensions, fire safety work, and the Farm Bureau move forward while mournful deaths including J M Culler and poet Lizette Woodworth Reese cast a solemn mood amid seasonal cheer.
Catherine Gates and Max Mornley announce their wedding, with family and friends gathering to celebrate. The couple invites their communities to share in the ceremony and new life together.
A church wedding in Gaithersburg officiated at 8 o clock was attended only by immediate family. The bride wore ivory with full sleeves and a tulle veil, carrying gardenias and freesia. The bridesmaid Amy Phoebus of Washington wore electric blue with silver accessories. Best man was Walter Maxier of Gaithersburg. Following the ceremony a small reception was held and the couple left for their wedding trip.
Rabher DeMoyer of Pennsylvania and Ruth M Ellicout of Sechichem Pa were married Friday afternoon at 3 on the Hogd College campus. President Henry I Staty officiated in a house ceremony. DeMoyer is a professor at Penn College and the couple lived on campus.
A fragmentary OCR shows a list of individuals connected to Mt. Airy including Mrs EG, Mr and Mrs and Jones, Katherine Moléswaril, Edna Mulhmw, Estee Jones, May Baker, Trene Thomason, Belle Hankins, Dons Thom, Virginia Begley, Ruby Weshoar, Martha Hale, Jer y Rind, Roland Nat, Raymond Molesworth, Raymond Mount, Williant Mount, LeRoy Thompson, Emory Brandenburg, Franas Smith, Sammy Thompson, C E Mushnix, Hoad.
A chaotic panorama reveals the claque system at the Metropolitan Opera, with paid crowd clappers controlling ovations. Edward Johnson bans the practice, ending a long standing profession once tied to stars like Rosa Pon and Lucrezia Bort.
Today in history recalls Virginians, Benjamin Disraeli, and Jean Henri Fatou. events from 1782 through 1915 are noted. Birthdays include Henrietta Szold and other figures linked to Baltimore and Palestine.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a dialogue about truth and honesty with names and garbled terms. No clear event or subject identified beyond a lesson in English and a mention of a character named Renee. Context ambiguous and transcription errors hinder concrete reporting.
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