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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
9
Fragmentary reading presents Nelda a brave character in a poetic tale with a focus on courage and discovery. Names such as Crhvahois and Keck hint at supporting figures while Mrs Mechtess and Sid. appear as scattered references amid a fog of mis-OCRed text.
Community snippets record visits and social calls among residents including Mr and Mrs Charles Sherman and Mrs Earl Rakestraw in Middleburg. The oddly garbled text references several names, Tuesday gatherings, and a stray remark about ultraviolet light ration and the year 1992.
Miss Isabel Smith hosted a Christmas party at her Liberty town area home on December 2. Card games and refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs David Smith, Mr and Mrs John Smith, Mrs Annie Sttley, Miss Bertha Dintermann, Miss Besse Smith, Mr Merton Young, Wiss en Teachel Smitty, Rear eter THe ME are Mary Christ ie Ravine Gail Lartase Smith Gertrude and Laie Marre, Vereina Hammond, Messrs Orville Monroe Roms anse Bernard and Paul Smith Lae tar Hahn, Olin Bead Junior Glenn and Austin Simmer, Fred and Alan Moates, Harry Trout, and Autin Barton.
A police court hearing on Thursday dealt with a case involving a man named Jie rre Feorrert Ro Bavine accused of disorderly conduct. The proceedings noted a color line and alleged drunken behavior, with penalties discussed for the offense.
Fragmented OCR shows Conquest at Tivoll Theater with references to actors Charles Hoyer Garbo and others. The text mentions performances, a Damsel In Distress theme, a carnival mood, and various stage names, with scattered lines about Tuesday, Wednesday and a night program.
State Agricultural Conservation Committee met in College Park on December 21 to review the 1938 program. Members include chairman Harry H Nattle and others from Denton Riverside New Market and Downey who represents livestock interests. The panel recommended allowing certain self-aliang forms to participate with soil-depleting goals equal to usual acreages. It was reported 47 percent of Maryland has been aerially photographed or contracted for, with five counties renewing 1927 program payments. Estimated Maryland benefits from the 1937 plan total about 1.5 million dollars, up slightly due to higher participation.
The Frederick theater screens a Saturday show titled Trouble in Texas featuring Carmen and White Plath as Ritter's mount in a Tim Tyler’s Luck pictorial and cartoon. The lineup includes The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos as a featured part of Chapter 3. The event promises mischief and a large cash prize competition during the rodeo themed presentation.
The article describes a Tivol theater schedule with showings on Saturday featuring The Phantom of the Range and Tom Tyler westerns. It highlights cast members Beth Marion Sammy Cohen and George Brent in various features and a supporting slate including a Jungle Mince chapter and a cartoon.
A flood of names fills a quirky Hollywood racing page with bets on Buddies and foals alike. Stars like Bogart, Reagan, and Grant appear alongside directors, trainers, and a parade of racing prospects, all amid a fractured, weathered listing of odds and inferred outcomes.
An OCR messy text fragment lists numerous personal names places and terms resembling a compiled roll or notice. It reads like a jumble of names professors cities dates and entities without clear narrative structure or focus.
A fragmented OCR notice centers on a New Year event titled The Barrier with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions mention participants or entities such as Cyrille Oey Willee Hbert and Doty, with references to timing and locations obscured by garbled text, suggesting a public or community listing with uncertain specifics.
The readable lines mention a comeback show titled Double or Seothing and a broad range of performers and dances. Names like Marthe Haye and Pinoy Cro appear alongside references to dances and parties. The text is fragmented with unclear dates and venues.
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