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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
2
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a Rotary Club meeting discussing duties of missionary work among African natives. It mentions Vibert Shiels son and Peter, references to various unrelated names, and a long garbled account of attendees, speakers, and thanks to the Rotary Club for support. The text is heavily corrupted and many details are unclear.
A brief memorial service honors those who died in the war and lists numerous attendees from the Timmeteean family and community. Officers elected include President Olive Etzler and secretary Carl Smed. Extensive congregants named alongside many Whitmores, Zimmermans, and Murrays attend the event at Kayerstown.
Britain moves to accelerate the construction of two battleships starting January 117 as competing defectors are rushed to bolster defense. The program will proceed under price terms to be debated, aligning with a broader naval treaty framework.
Court records show multiple marriage licenses and transfers. Names include Harry Hebbott and Marie V Rohrer, Wilmer Hohl and Cecilia Mo Shanahan, and several others. Property transfers list various spouses and sums in county or city deeds to trusts and corporations.
Local market reports show wheat rising to 1.02 billion dollars and then to 102 a bushel on Wednesday. Officials note Argentina and Canada weather conditions threaten supply while corn falls 25 cents a barrel as traders monitor crop prospects and global demand.
Mrs Gora Margin Vanderbilt seeks Surrogates Court relief in New York over the estate of her mother-in-law Mrs Alice Guynrs Vanderbilt. She has already spent at least $50000 pursuing custody of her heiress daughter Gloria and claims $100069 is coming from the estate.
A large crowd attended the Key Graceham company carnival at Mt Tabor park Thurmont on July 10. Prizes included a boudoir chair won by Mrs Carl Gail Thurmont and groceries for Graceham resident Mrs WoOWE Mesyer, with cake prizes for best gluten cake won by Mrs Ar t Green and third by Miss v Arence Foher. The winning cake featured a burning house and a fire engine. Miss Marysaret Hartman presided over the Junior ice company event, with a diverse program including acts by Leaie Sovocool and Miss of Pusey New York. Numerous locals in attendance from Graceham, Frederick, and beyond.
An advertisement touts a patent cure for piles, claiming immediate relief from itching burning and inflammation. It promotes a product named Tosanine said to be an anagilike curative substance sourced from the Alps and promises rapid, hassle free use with lasting benefits.
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