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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1936
Page
6
Obituary notice notes the passing of Mrs Susan Marcei Webster, identified as wife and mother, with details on her age and surviving relatives, reflecting a local obit style from a historic newspaper segment. The readable text emphasizes family ties and the obituary’s solemn record of her life.
A sick teacher from the local medical college district was reported ill for eight weeks. Edger, a member of the Hol id Heal faculty, is noted in the article as involved in the incident.
A fragment notes an ice sheet stretching over a bay with unclear details and numbers. The readable text hints at a dramatic ice formation or coverage but provides no precise data, dates, or locations to confirm scope or impact. Further readable context is needed for a complete item.
The Army proclaims a world first with a flying flagship capable of 205 mics and hosting fighting planes. It notes radio room space and hangar provisions, and says the design is so successful it will be ordered for use in other areas.
Brief local item notes a monthly meeting of the CW group, with reference to trustee oversight and a tentative agenda. No dates or names clearly readable.
Column of varied local notices and ads including theatrical schedule, funeral home notice, church event, tax reminder, watch repair, radio class, bingo, and banking updates dated 1935 1936. Names include Frederick Junc ion Coleman Nicewar, Mrs Charles Hoffman, Louis E Sichelberger, and Citizens Bank of Frederick.
Maryland funds for relief run low with March 1 as the cutoff. The State Aid and Charities board met to assess February and March needs, reporting 3607,600 available for relief and noting prior grants of 509,600. A call to the legislature by Sen. Phoebus urged immediate motion rather than waiting until March.
Fragmentary local item notes Ladiesburg James greeting Carm ee Menicse and Mr John G with a two week stay. Harvey Zonsz spent Tuesday evening visiting Fi Biraly Jana fomits.
Members of Libertytown Women s Club gathered for an afternoon meeting led by Mrs Harry Minshaur. The program included a reading of Nearer and a nature topic chaired by Mrs Stone and Mrs G recreation chair. The January 120 event at Adams Town Club with E Hok as chairman was noted, with all twenty club members present and Genevieve Thomas listed among attendees.
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