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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
5
Fragmentary page text from The Daily News Pregecick includes printed notices and a notice about Associated Press content restrictions. The readable parts mention Frederick and a stray date or page error. The overall piece appears as a miscellaneous newspaper fragment with no clear event.
Frederick residents head to the polls tomorrow to select a new mayor, city register and a mazer for a five year term. Both leading candidates are experienced, with past service and strong records, while pay for the mayor remains notably low at 500 dollars annually.
A scrambled report hints at money trends in the United States with limited clarity. It mentions firms facing pace, tiny changes, and small business gains, plus some reference to renewals and prices in a terse, disjointed recap.
Fragmentary report notes an individual named Phos Rogers connected with Helmwosd and Calf in June. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a local news item from the Bay Area.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H Lochner visited relatives and friends recently. Mrs Lu Leber and Mrs Heros man Herbst were mentioned among local names. The Ladies Guild of the Reform Church met with Miss Mary C Fogle as a guest. the next meeting will be at Mrs Walter’s home. Mrs Edward Daugh shared news of paralysis in a brief update.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick recounts events from two decades past, noting six sons shipped to Baltimore and referencing local figures B F Grove HM.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Bruce Catton and a book day about Roosevelt. Mentions officials and a national context with unclear fragments and names. Lacks coherent events or dates but hints at analysis of Roosevelt’s public statements and opinions.
The page records a marriage between Thurmon and Kehne at the Reformed Church parsonage with Rev. Brig presiding. The Trinity Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society hosted guests at the home of Mr and Mrs B B Dor Stemng. The article notes a death notice for Miss E Sehneder of Senda Japan and references a Japan mission read at a meeting in Dexolery with attendees including Mr and Mrs Beachley and Mary Suns.
A compact guide highlighting common misuses such as IT, misplaced phrases, and mispronunciations. It notes corrections like You saw that book somewhere and clarifies vowels in Vi-200n and first syllable accent. Includes synonyms for journey and related terms.
A garbled menu fragment lists steps for a carrot dish with mashed carrots and peas, then hints at a cheese omelet and salad. Mentions a slate word exercise and a land of home hymn imagery, ending with a circle meeting note and sparse figures.
Seventeen youths received their first communion at St Josephs Church in Emmitsburg on Sunday morning June 1 with Rev William J Groeninger officiating. The list of communicants includes Warthen Kerrigan Sues Margaret Frances Rodgers War Ada Sanders Topps Wagermerie Bherb and Floyd Lee. The paper also notes church activities of the Emmitsburg Woman's Club including a June 14 fundraiser for firemen and creamery improvements, the festival committee members, and a card party. Also reported are a Decoration Day meeting at the Firemen's Building with attendees sharing radio program favorites, a delegate note for Shor Course Reid at College Park, and a Corpus Christi celebration at St Joseph's Church with benedictions and processions.
Health editor advises vacation planning with focus on clean water. Discusses safe spring water for camps and proper treatment with chlorine. Warns water disposal practices and camp kitchen cleanliness to protect children from contaminated sources during travel and outdoor stays.
N A Lufsurrow writes a humorous note asking about the price of a go and steady venture suggesting a lighthearted take on relationships and finances. The quirky line implies a playful inquiry into commitment costs and social expectations.
Fragmentary quotation referencing fear of tyrants and themes of faith and power. No clear event, person, or place identified.
A fragmented diary of theater ideas set in New York on June 11 discusses Broadway dreams film mockups and stage realism. It mentions Carrol von Startkos Salvatore Dal and a young woman’s attraction to her husband amid surreal images and a possible merger of gestures with distant Hollywood notions.
A condensed roundup lists notable anniversaries and birthdays from broad fields. Entries mention figures like Admiral Robert E. Coontz and a first woman born near Mississippi, noting ages and affiliations.
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