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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1927
Page
5
Unclear OCR text shows scattered names and fragments from an obituary page. Items mention several individuals such as Bertha and Catherine Sharre, with garbled lines indicating death notices and possible family references. No coherent events or dates are recoverable from the readable portions.
Purely personal items recall holiday visits and movements among local residents. Miss Netlie Wolfe of Frederick and Miss Ethel Wolfe return to family homes. Miss Helen Brandenburg visits Washington relatives. Postmaster Leslie W. Gaver receives Senate confirmation of a new four year term. Roy McBride works in Maryland University egg laying contest. Mr and Mrs Marken Abb Thomas move to city for winter in local apartments. Louise V. Wiles visits Lewistown relatives during school break.
Hood College club of York hosts bridge luncheon on Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Yorktowne. Alumni from York Philadelphia Clarksville and nearby towns attend home for mid winter vacation. Prizes for bridge high scores go to Helen DeHart Geneva Hauser Mazel Lucas with consolation to J Worner.
The notice outlines steady activity in local markets with emphasis on seam goods. It mentions buyers and sellers, price ranges, and limited fluctuations across sectors. No specific dates, people, or organizations are clearly readable in the fragment.
The speech argues that the State Equalization Fund helps poorer counties recruit trained teachers by subsidizing salaries and normal school graduates. It claims Maryland’s plan fills vacancies in one and two room schools, raises staff quality, and improves access to education for rural pupils, with Calvert and Montgomery leading and Allegany lagging in trained-teacher percentages. The speaker notes many graduates stay to teach locally and highlights the fund as a method to balance opportunities across counties.
A midwinter column lists weddings and engagements in the area. Worthy couples include Ausherman and McNeal near Burkittsville with a Christmastime ceremony, Routzahn and Sheffer of Middletown at a Lutheran parsonage, and Shults and Goblinghorst from Baltimore. An engagement of Lucille Bennett and Joseph Miller is noted at a bridge party.
In Memoriam Fer Sais remembrance and various notices including public sale at Knoxville Maryland on March 4 1927. A detailed list of farm equipment household goods cattle and real estate ads appear alongside local business notices and upcoming meetings at Market Street and Hotel Frederick locations.
Myersville Savings Bank held its New Year meeting electing directors including Albert W. Bartgig George W. Bittle and Elmer A Young. Officers chosen are George W Bittle president Charles Frussiour vice president Elmer Young secretary and William S Wachtel treasurer. the bank reports assets of 512480.24 a capital stock of 25060 and surplus and undivided profits of 54188 with a 15 percent dividend declared for 1926.
Local notice reports W H Cathour suffering an illness at his residence in Nowa. Details are sparse and the item notes his condition as of the latest update. The brief provides little beyond the status of his health.
A fragmented local notice references Thames and a monetary amount amid unclear wording. Names appear garbled, but the item hints at a civic or community card or listing with a small indicated value and partial initials.
Island market sources report a deal for banana treats at Benjamin Grove. The purchase involves local fruit vendors and a notable shipment spanning a wide field area of 229 yards.
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