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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
8
Mrs Alexander Geege Bridge Club meets with a luncheon menu for the year. Recipes include jelled salmon salad boiled eggs bran bread and iced tea. The text lists ingredients and steps for several dishes and mentions World War II era context with Smith as a common name and 54000 troops in the American Expeditionary Forces.
Fragmentary OCR mentions James Hamilton Lewis and James Han Barnes, references Gypsy and a nurse, and notes connections to Chicago. The readable text includes names tied to the era and implies a World War era figure with St As Rowe and a newspaper career, but details are unclear.
The report notes participants including Mrs John Hecb and Keura Wild as guests at a graduation ceremony. Mr and Mrs Sears Hecb hosted others at Clarksville while Miss Mary Agnes Soipe and Mrs Der m attended with RR B. Charles Bridd of 1Crsfield, Me, graduated.
The Taneytown High School auditorium hosts the June 12 ceremony at 2 PM with Dr. Fred G Hotoway of Westminster Theological Seminary giving the address Rev V T Brown will give the invocation and Rey J FP Lane will pronounce the benediction Diplomas go to Clara Bricker Ruth Brower Marr Eliza Vouse Bernice Diehl Desbiss Lane Fleagle Charles William Formwalk Charlotte Lucinda Hitterbrick and others as class officers are named Edward Reid president and Mildred Scull secretary The program includes a sermon by Rev A T Sutciffe and a high school concert led by Miss Helen Eckard
June notes mention Herbert Cross Sr returning from University Hospital and recovering at home. Baltimore day trip includes Ida and Frances Jones and Dr Cauthorn. Barbara Hoses, James Wiks, Robert Barnnerat, and Ford Howard joined Mona for a late supper with Mr and Mrs George Howes. Arrington family update from Denton Md. Mrs Arrington improving. Mrs Asbury Hobbs visits with Charles Ridge family.
Sunday gathering at the Foxville site included Mrs Gecree, Miss Heen Pearson, and local administrators. Attendance featured Mrs Lester Bimmer and others from Desrold plus Bowman family members from Pleasant, with plans for summer activities and a river outing near Williamsborough.
June events list visits and family gatherings in New Windsor and nearby towns. Notes mention Mr and Mrs Edgar Erp Mr and Mrs Frank Stuely and others hosting relatives in Lit testown Lovettsville and Salem area with several family movements and attendance at Hooper school and a church service.
The Hibbing Minnesota iron mine is cited as the world’s largest open pit. It reaches about 350 feet deep, extends 212 miles in length, and covers roughly 1,070 acres in area.
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