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Dambled OCR fragment notes deaths and a Marine Corps score with unclear names and places. Readable items include a town group meeting and a legal notice with partial dates and scores. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details.
Chavefsky Play Opens At Mountain Theater
Local arts page reports the opening of a Chavefsky play at Mountain Theater directed by Pat Rosencrantz. Lead actor Dean Barker stars as a housekeeper who mutates into a scorched selfish demon, with Gerri Cenza as a key character. plot details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Chavefsky
Mountain Theater
Gerri Cenza
Repistas
Ueust
Carasso Rites Held for Long Island Publisher
The article notes the death and funeral rites for Dr. Alexander H. Carasso, a Long Island publisher and art editor associated with various publications. It mentions his work with the News-Post and connections to Francis Scott Rey and Edward De Early, including diplomatic and publishing roles.
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Alexander H. Carasso
Long Island
Art Ling
The
News-Post
Francis Scott Rey
Edward
Hed
Frederick
New York
Personal notices from county clerk and visitors in brief
The record lists various personal items including a birth in San Diego to a Frederick family, a visit by Norman W. Ware to Florida, and weekend guests in Baltimore and Florida. Names such as Joan Norwood, Mr. and Mrs King, David Lee Waltz, and Mrs. Frede appear among casual mentions and attendance at local leagues.
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Comra
Irvin Renn
Jane
Fo Hospital
Babe of
Frederick
San Diego
Cal
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Norman W. Ware
Joan Norwood
Gaus XM Water
Fla
King
Baltimore
Tie Miller
Frede David Lee Waltz
George Street
Tennes
Frede Tendance
Among The Sick Mr. Witham St. Lard continues Hi s Memori
A historical column notes ongoing remembrance for Mr. Witham St. Lard while other items mention market prices for New Barley and Wheat and a reference to Charles Bru and John M. Long of Post amid confirmation of status and locality.
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Witham St. Lard
Charles Bru
Johm M. Long
Contest Winner Miss Patricia Brown Named Miss Ma. Airy Fire Prevention
Patricia Ann Brown, 20, crowned Miss Ma. Airy Fire Prevention at a fire department carnival contest. The event was hosted by the Ma. Airy Volunteer Fire Department with previous winner Charigne Mays and others shown in photos.
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Patricia Ann Brown
MA. Airy Fire Prevention
Ma. Airy
Volunteer Fire Department
Charigne Mays
Charlotte
Phete
Marick
Brown
June Maker
Del
Summer Camp For Mentally Handicapped Reported
A local summer camp for mentally handicapped youths was announced with Miss Louise Sara Williams as organizer. Officials including Mrs. Claus and Mrs. Gertrude served in capacities such as canteen chairman while Sterling Selby was named general manager.
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Louise Sara Willams
Charles
Emrs
Miss Claus
Gertrude
Sterling Selby
Wedding at Carrollton Moore Jr. ceremony noted
June wedding of Glenna Burkitis and John Witcom with Moore Jr. as best man. The church ceremony featured a lace beige dress for the bride and a navy blue dress for her mother. Pink rose bud corsages and related decorations described amid reception details in the social room.
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J. Wili
Carrolton Moore Jr
Siven
Glenna Bu
Bahs
Ohn
Dacoh Witcom
Earl C. Lenhart
Frederick’ S
Paul K. Béard
Ijamsen
Dr Arthur Steindler Funeral Notice and Biography
Dr Arthur Steindler 81, native of Vienna who became a leading orthopedic surgeon, traveled to Atlantic City with his wife and is returning to resume department leadership at the University of Iowa. He practiced from 1920 to 1949 and is noted for contributions to orthopedic surgery and travel observations.
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Isane
Owa City
Iowa
Wileelm
Arthur Steindler
International
Atlantic City
Frederick
State Univer
Wilcom
Vienna
Lin
Gains Shown In Reports By Sam Dawson
AP Business News Analyst notes mixed early 1950s profits with 37.3 percent gains in first half of 1958 and 34 percent steel profits. Firms cut costs, modernized plants, and tech advances aided some sectors while overall gains may taper as new plant orders slow. Among 9 firms, 5 posted higher profits. 4 reported declines or losses.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Compass
du Pon
Allied
American Crananess Machines
Maurice Seclar Will Leaves Estate To Family
The will of Maurice Seclar, dated May 1 and witnessed by Rabbi Yehudah E Perkin and Benjamin B Rosen stock, directs equal division among his children after death on July 1 and grants letters testamentary to son Abraham Selar. The estate may be sold leased or rented at the executor's discretion with three children receiving assets from the family junk business.
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Ein Or Dians
Abraham Selar
Freda Selar
Cecelia Sainotz
Baltimore
Evan Kreibieder
Martinsville
Rebecca Kandel
Frances Selzer
Reuben Solar
Abraham Solar
Yehudah E. Perkin
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Kandel
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