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The fragment mentions a wedding event with unclear names and locations. Readable elements point to a ceremony setting and attendees but key details remain unreadable in the.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1928
Page
5
The fragment mentions a wedding event with unclear names and locations. Readable elements point to a ceremony setting and attendees but key details remain unreadable in the.
Taneytown residents share a string of items from charity and hospital reports to sales and scholarships. Samuel Boum urisage and others prepare Saturday events while Mrs. Laura Keefer hosts a late Friday gathering. Betty Hartman’s death touches Lansdale relatives as Ellen Edard buys property at Cross Roads. Western Maryland College grants a half year scholarship to Dorothy Kep hart for an essay on Thanksgiving Indians.
William Bohn and family departed Union City after attending his mother's funeral. Webster Literary Society hosts a High School dance. Homemakers' Club met at Mrs. Oscar Wolfe's despite bad weather with demonstrations by county demonstrator Miss Slindee. The club ordered twenty five street signs to be installed in about four months.
Illness forced Mr Charles M Hickman to leave his Washington job and return to Adamstown where he is very much improved.
A machine named San is deployed on a large tea estate operated by A Cesson. It is used to imitate sunlight for essential withering processes when tropical sunshine proves unreliable.
Market prices for wheat and corn listed along with livestock rates in Fracerick County. Readable figures show latest bids and offerings from local markets and buyers. The column notes farm products traded and price ranges across commodities.
A heartfelt memorial note dated February 21, 1922 remembers George J Hollman six years after his death. The message, signed by his wife and children, expresses love, longing, and prayers for his eternal rest with references to moon and stars and a distant memory.
A dense family of small ads and sale notices lists public auctions and private sales across farms, dairy stock, household goods, and vehicles. Items include dairy equipment, parlor suites, stoves, furniture, farm implements, and livestock. Notices reference dates February 22 25 and March 6 with locations in Frederick Maryland and Walkersville, plus services from local garages and real estate listings.
Notice to the public from Frederick Junk Co run by Frank Instley offering high prices for scrap, tires, bags, paper, and all metals. Address at 215 Feird Street with phone 382 and location between 3rd and 7th Streets Chapel Alley. Prospective sellers urged to bring scrap materials for immediate payment.
Fragmented OCR text shows a public sale notice linked to Citizens National Bank with garbled details and unreadable dates. The readable portion implies a bank auction or foreclosure event and mentions public sale timing and location in a damaged form.
Mrs Mary Waesche, widow of George Waesche, long time contractor from Teerment, died after a brief illness at SF Usk. Survived by husband and five children George Glen Midge N J Roswell Washington Okland Radgefield Park Nod Nre Esta Zimmerman Emme Dare. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev Charles Corbet officiating. Interment in Blue Ridge Cemetery. The Creager & Sun funeral directors.
Fragmentary funeral notice fragment appears with unreadable proper names and locations. The readable elements mention a funeral or memorial service and related dates but lack clear identities or specifics.
Local notes list several residents visiting or staying with relatives over the weekend. Frederik and Towson connections are mentioned along with Miss Mary Henkle of Charles Town and Mildred Brown from the University of Maryland. The fragment notes attendance and travel within Maryland and nearby areas.
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