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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1927
Page
5
Private funeral services are planned following the death of Arnie M Clem. Surviving family includes Miss Carrie Clem and Mrs. Lotta Mum. The obituary references Lutheras ebure’s and Mrs. George Hefner. services to be held at the family home in Creagerstown with arrangements noted.
A funeral service for Mrs M Ard Birci widow of Gen Birci was held. special meeting of Francis Scott Key Post No 1 American Legion was scheduled for 7 50 PM at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Commander E Austin James arranging for legion members to attend the service in a body.
Westminster groom Long-Chipley Alva T. Lons and Walkersville bride Viola C. Chinter married at United Brethren Church Walkersville. Rev. J W Fisher officiated. Attendants were Mervin Harman and Asnes Chipley. They will reside in Westminster.
The Frederick area reports multiple residents recovering from illnesses. Eva Thomas near Frederick improves from pleurisy, Elen Wilson of Fourth Street recovers from scarlet fever, Eleanor Loy of Tremont indisposed for weeks, Mrs Levi Baltzel of Thurmont in bed, Beth Firor of Tanrment seriously ill, and Spencer Spalding of Reading noted as ill at home. Chae E Cassell Sr of Thurmont suffered a stroke but can talk and move. Betty Marie Zeigler, daughter of Earl and Mrs Zeigler, remains confined to bed with a minor condition.
Fragmentary text reports beggars asking for more assistance in Paris during February with references to street scenes and a possible public welfare issue. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
A compressed report details the Western Maryland College Alumni Association events including an upcoming mid winter banquet in Baltimore at the Hotel Emerson on February 11 and the semiannual meeting. The article notes a renewed call for cooperation with new leadership and appreciation for retiring president Rehrbach.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions memory and loss with unclear names and places. No definitive individuals or events are identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR item notes marriage mention and court business involving individuals named Leonaria, Kenn, Homer, and Navet. Details are unclear but indicate civil registry or legal filing activity.
Special meeting of The Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion will be held in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom from 7 to 9 PM under Commander orders. Francis Petrott, Adjutant. Montevue Hospital thanks Walter Decker for inmate entertainment at the City Opera House and Potomac Edison Company for transportation, James A. Jones notes.
A noisy, fragmented page listing delinquent tax notices, public sale details, moving services, fur buying, vehicle sales, garage space, church suppers, baby chicks, rentals, and varied shop items. Names such as EDNA FLAIR, John L. Durrew, FREDERICK JUNK CO, THE STALEY MOTOR CO appear amid scattered addresses and dates, reflecting a bustling early 20th century classifieds page.
Fragmented notice notes an administration order and immediate payment demand. Names and dates are obscured in the damaged text. The readable fragment references January and a specific official, but key details are missing.
Fragmentary OCR describes a music program featuring a pianist Mantel Lere, with works including selections by Massenet and Schuman. The list mentions a French eighteenth century piece and Spanish guitar or folk selections, but many names and titles are garbled.
Miss Dorothy Ensor of Hood College has recovered from mumps and tomsillitis and is out again. Mrs. Carrie Betts and her two sons Aubrey and Donald visited relatives near New Windsor. William Waddell spent Saturday in Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller visited the Heiner family near New Windsor. Miss Bessie Alexander visits grandmother Mrs. Charles String in Marston.
The Gaithersburg High School senior class invites guests to a dance in the high school auditorium Friday evening. Patrons include Mrs. Thomas W. Troxith and Mrs. Rogers, among others, following a three week visit elsewhere.
Gahates and Insurance at 409 Market Street is referenced with a second entry on Fluor. The fragment notes a location and a business name but offers limited clear context or dates.
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