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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1936
Page
6
George W. Mosley a retired farmer died this morning at 3 15 oclock at the home of his son Exuse Moxley near Damasesets after six months illness He was aged 87 He survived by Ezekel Moxey and his sons near Kempey He is survived by James Mosley and Mrs Hate We and Er Belhson and Mrs Fannie Din of near Damas burial arrangements by Corder Gedon Sass Bo.
Obscure notices list funerals for Poole and Huffman with references to Feagaville Culesra and Woodsboro La R Rev. Details mention home services, burial, and local executors Poole’s service at one o'clock and Huffman's at Woodsboro area with associated relatives and cemetery.
Fragmented personals recount a series of club meetings and exchanges among county women groups. Names such as Miss Jaun Dudéerar Mrs. Edward Windsor George Arnold and Mrs Ramsburg appear with notes on programs poems readings and themed activities at various homes, with some references to education and book discussions.
A local notice mentions a sale on Aline Avenue with reference to stoppies and related details. The fragmentary text notes a sale action and indicates local involvement or listing on a street location. Further specifics are unclear from the brief item.
Obituary fragment noting a memorial for Frances D and listing prices and weights in unclear units with automotive and grain references. Lacks coherent facts but preserves the memorial intent and namings from the readable text.
The article notes a flower show awarding $30,000 in cash prizes and numerous trophies and awards. Entries from various exhibitors compete for multiple distinctions, with a strong emphasis on the display of flowers and horticultural excellence.
A collage of small ads and notices includes promotions for Economy Cleaners offering tuxedos and dresses on market street, a public sale notice for Gus cattle herd with farming equipment, a funeral card request, and various social events at local halls. Ads cover cleaning specials, dance events, clothing tailoring, and community notices with names like Edward James and Robert Elfon.
February sales register lists numerous buyers and sellers with farm equipment, livestock, and household items. Items include dairy gear, buckets, a galvanized tank, chairs, beds, mattresses, and related supplies. The notice mentions locations and directions, with references to farms, towns, and individuals linked to the sale event and transfers.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a real estate listing in Saw Jen county paper. It mentions a bank and a date near March 1236 with unclear property details and numbers. The legible items include a bank name and reference to a real estate form or form number.
Rest. Memoriam notes honor Mary Lane and Wilhelm M. Grows with brief lines of remembrance. The entries recognize their lives and contributions, preserving their memory in a formal, respectful tone.
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