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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1947
Page
4
The page shows a 1883 issue line for The News Falavilshed with subscription rates and a price list. It notes paid single copy costs and advance monthly rates, with an audit bureau mention and a record of entry as second class mail.
The text debates how to unify diverse groups in the United States and globally. It stresses harmony among religions, economic classes, and ethnic origins, urging citizens to embrace shared national identity through the idea of an American Brotherhood Week.
A jumble of dated lines and names notes today in history events, birthdays, and notable figures. Included are references to Henry Durant, Werllering College, the Ku Klux Klan, and various 20th century figures, with scattered dates and places.
A reflective column on heirlooms, jewelry, and antiques as family assets. It discusses pearls, cultured pearls, diamonds, and watches, noting fluctuating values, the care and transfer of objects across generations, and the desire to leave tangible assets to children. The piece cautions against overreliance on heirlooms for future wealth while acknowledging their sentimental and communal worth.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Joseph Bernable Donald Curtle Janes Armangida and Chas Der Necker with garbled phrases about direction and a date. No clear event, place, or outcome is readable from the fragment.
A fragmented OCR sample lists mispronunciations and word spellings. It mentions terms like appella te and appellate, with stray references to dereliction of duty and a quoted line about military dereliction. The piece reads as a noisy glossary or vocabulary exercise.
A medley of 1897 items mentions Fredensek men planning a hotel at Readdoch Theights for a resort, Mie M Eas pene Getrendannec as patent holder launching stock ventures, and Washington's birthday noted as Feb 22 with banks schools and offices closing. The county base real and personal property values are reported dipping, while WGC Stainer Baltimore is named president and B S Fichelberger Frederick first vice president at a TriState convention.
Crippled wire communication and disrupted traffic followed a severe storm as Frederick emerged from the damage. Travelers faced long delays on Route and Washington Frederick roads with some stuck overnight on the highway.
Wedding notices describe ceremonies in New York City and Brunswick with couples from Sioith Tolinsom and Taney areas. Vows took place at St Franciscan Missionary and First Methodist Church with double ring blessings and receptions thereafter.
A fragmented report shows two meetings chaired by Sara Stone with Secretary Wight presiding. It notes roll calls, attendance, and committee activity, naming several members and attendees while referencing a county recreation topic and urban schoolhouse discussions.
A death notice lists Virgitha Wirleman of Virginia and Mirdeman of Pas as recent losses. The obituary mentions Mr Charles Shepley near Sporn and a three year old child, with funeral details from Co funeral directors and arrangements at Haughs Cemetery. Numerous names are given for survivors, services, and burial plans across several towns, with dates and locations in the text.
The funeral for Mrs Bertha Tda Toone wife of Meredith Bo Bootie occurred Wednesday at 2 PM from the East Church Street funeral home. Rev Pah Woineel of the Church of the Brethren officiated with pallbearers named Charles Dodd Gaines Dod Malcanus Dodd Hidell Angleberger and others.
Elmert Eshleman on terminal leave after four years with Army Air Force returns home. Miss Helen Hostetter, from Frederick now in Thigerstown, spends two weeks in Orlando and Bartow. Dorothy Virginia Mobh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Hobbs, at 118 Pine Avenue visits venidparente. Mr and Mrs Ray Dern of New Midway and Mrs Jota David Spurrier of Huntington visit relatives in Walkresvalle and nearby.
The Women's Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church celebrates sixty years of organization with a 7 p.m. covered dish supper and program. Harold Boskin senior and other members attended, with speakers from local churches and a noted guest, Lt. Governor John M. Thomas of the South Davison district, among others.
A lengthy Washington discussion details labor law themes including unemployment and monopolies. References to Supreme Court rulings, open shop concepts, and state amendments frame the argument for or against labor union membership as a condition of employment. The piece critiques or analyzes federal power versus state action, the role of monopolies, and the legitimacy of compulsory unionism amid liberal perspectives on civil rights.
Interfaith event at Hood College Brothel Hall features representatives from Catholic and Protestant groups. Rabbi Mordicard Solow of Baltimore opens the chapel service asserting a world-wide brotherhood as fair judgment rises from ability. Rev Paul M. Robinson urges moving beyond nationalism and greed to unite religions, while Father Todesepl Titik of St. Joseph's notes theology's evolving dialogue.
Union Bridge residents take a leave from Union Bridge Clinton Kelly along with city folks traveling by plane from Los Angeles to Washingan. The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Union Bridge Methodist Church hosts a regular meeting Friday with guests welcomed. Linwood families and local pastors attend Sunday school events at the Linwood Brethren church in Hagerstown. The Ladies Army planning a bake sale for the Benevolent Fund is set for Saturday evening February 2 at the parish hall.
Fragmentary religious reflection describes remembrance, walking in faith, and love greeting markers. It cites a stern warning to avoid fame and to keep piety centered on prayer and devotion. The text references a town, a church, and a divine admonition against vanity.
Donald Shipley underwent a left shoulder operation at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after a fall at the University of Maryland. Herbert Callflower has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and is improving. Four year old Richard Lee Hawes remains in Frederick City Hospital in good condition after severe burns from a December 31 kitchen fire at the tenant house.
A series of family visits and social gatherings described in Wolfsville and nearby areas. Residents including the Stottlemyers, Klines, Martins, Barkdolls, and Pryors are noted visiting relatives, attending funerals, and traveling to towns such as Middletown and Hagerstown with multiple households hosting weekends at Foxville Osborne and New York trips.
The Frederick County Historical Society heard talks on Creagerstown's early settlement 1710 15 and 1729 settlers from Pennsylvania and Virginia. Rev Dr Heer described the first communities while Miss Stith noted genealogical records donated by Mrs Francis H Markell and a Frederick Bicentennial scrapbook.
Dr Howell addressed the Frederick County Ministerial Association at the Frederick Church of the Brethren on weekday religious education. He outlined three plans for releasing students for religious instruction and emphasized cooperation between public schools and community religious sponsors for character training.
An unreadable OCR passage sketches a bride and groom meeting before a wedding with planned address terms and parental roles. The confused lines mention a bride, husband to be, calling a mother figure, and a caretaker dynamic, but details are unclear and garbled.
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