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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
10
Mrs Lucinda W Burdete of Berry G Burdete passes away at the home of her son near Clagettsville Poplar Springs Rod e T Ames Water J Perr and son Leo Berton reported by Rev M E E with details fragmentary and unclear in the obituary fragment.
Funeral notices list a son and grandparent relations with services at Walkers and the Reformed Church. The entry mentions in memory of family members and associated community aid society events scheduled around various times.
The fragment lists temperatures and moon times in broken form. It mentions a prior temperature of minus 33 and a current figure around 607 p om with unclear future values and moonrise around 2 36 a m, reflecting garbled OCR input.
Fragmentary notes describe a Mothers' Week-end event at Hood with three days of activities. Names and details are unclear but refer to performances and social gatherings.
A fragment notes an enlistment in the army involving a person named Lawson Lawsen with unclear local details. Further readable elements reference military service and local record-keeping but lack full context or dates.
A fragment describes a living room with pine paneling and shelves in a series of small homes showcased in Architecture. The text mentions regus warcrobes and head room constraints, noting the space feels hemmed by trees and the design emphasizes modest, distinctive dwelling interiors.
Trial of two defendants for murder started in court and continued from page one. Witnesses described events, with testimony referencing the accused and scene details amid ongoing jury proceedings.
The short personal note references a family matter with unclear details. It mentions names and events in a fragmentary form and lacks a clear date or place. Further readable context is needed to identify the involved persons or the exact situation.
Readable fragments note a square dance at the Castle Barn Dance on March 5 with Rambler events and Barbara Fritchie Shoppes. Also listed are local notices about homemaking repairs, a card of thanks, and a public sale. A health update mentions Mrs. Covell improving at home amid miscellaneous community items.
Readable fragments show a 1906 style local notice page mentioning packages, a Gem Special Dance, surf and shell dishes like crab meat scallops, and a junk company ad. It lists: residence at 215 East Third Street and a couple of street addresses between Tard and Fourth Sts. The text includes a phone-like string Phona 1363 and top cash offers.
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