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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
4
The Frederick publication notes Pirates to hold auterseen tryouts excluding Mr. Vernon. The item hints at local team activity and selection process for games or events. No further details provided.
A brief item notes street lighting and crime issues, with terse reference to an 18 3 per pale ratio and a general public concern about safety and infrastructure in the area.
Letters to the editor discuss PTA concerns about school board operations and education policy. Readers comment on governance, transparency, and community involvement in district decisions.
Fifty years ago June 18 1909 readers saw column items noting social events local curiosities and small-town happenings. The brief notes capture daily life and interests of the era with concise remarks and dated references.
A fragmentary note highlights archived race results and financial items with mentions of a treasurer and Saturday events. The readable text suggests summary items from a past edition, focusing on local races and financial notes.
The readable fragments mention Rev and Clena Md hospital figures and various names such as Grace Tres dent Mrs Chitda Ovack Ate, Miss desi Beng Hb UTC, and Doris Blank as chair of a board. The text is garbled with many incomplete phrases and unclear roles, but hints at a club gathering and organizational names including a secretary and directors.
Fragmentary clippings reveal a wartime column with brief social mentions and sports notes. The text references a welterweight fight and local names like Herre and Wadhesda, but many words are garbled or incomplete, leaving only hints of events and personalities.
Fragmentary note mentions a carriage event linked to a Friday party. It references Bease Carriage in the context of a social gathering but provides no clear date location or participants. Further readable details are unavailable.
Locust resident Alvey C. Poffenberges died at home Wednesday at 1 30 o clock after a long illness. He was 65, born in Locust Grove to Mary Smith and the late Alves Poffenberge. He operated a drapery store at Locust. Survived by widow and children. Funeral arrangements pending.
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