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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1936
Page
3
The shattered record shows a surge in marriage licenses with June leading the monthly totals. From January to June 1936 the numbers rose compared with 1935, with notable increases in February March and April. The six month total suggests 1936 may surpass 1935's record 1509 licenses, a pattern echoed statewide.
Meredith Groshon a 45 year old trench worker on East South Street was severely lacerated when a rock dislodged in a western city sewer trench and struck him He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and was expected to recover at home today He was employed by Liton and Ligon contractors on the sewerage project.
Edmond E Crawford through his attorney filed for divorce from Clara E Crawford in the Circuit Court on a Tuesday. He alleges she deserted him on February 28 1922 and that the separation has been uninterrupted since then. she allegedly deserted him on August 31 1918.
In a fanciful tale Princess Sunshine and King Moon interact as night falls. The Moon promises a full moon spectacle with stars joining, while characters tease sleep and bedtime rituals before Sam the Sandman arrives to tuck them in for a quiet rest.
Ballenger Grange met June 12 with twenty members and one visitor. Officers presided and the program featured a lecturer, Mrs Wills Durr, readings by Mrs Mollie Zimmerman and Mrs Lavenia Hargett, and discussions on farm practicalities and fire kindling. A planned grange outing was announced for August 14 with a committee including Francis Derr and Helen Willard. No July meetings.
Albert Glenn Smith faced three counts including drunken driving and operating a car without a license. He began a 42 day jail term in default of $111 fines and costs after Justice Roger Gelsbers imposed the sentence. State Officer W E May observed the car near Frederick Junction Saturday night and noted the reckless operation.
A Kiwanis convention report describes talks by notable members including President Roosevelt and others. The session featured memorial remarks and reflections on service, with details of speakers, attendees, and organizational notes from the event.
Fragmented OCR text shows a daily English lesson page with stray phrases and garbled lines. Readable items reference vocabulary, tense forms, and example sentences amid numerous errors and misalignments. The piece appears as a teaching page with scattered word lists and incomplete prompts.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a discussion of moral duty and future responsibilities. It mentions a person named Mo and implies a claim of discovering a meaning tied to diving into duties. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or verifiable details.
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