Middletown Bay To Represent Maryland
Middletown Bay was selected to represent Maryland in a regional leadership meeting. The article notes several local figures, including Herne Ro Shoemaces and Mord from Iman ih Teton, and mentions community leaders active in agricultural and vocational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Bay
Maryland
Iman Ih Teton
ATP
Caiapdiad
Gresarn
Midateoo
Aed
Ene
Abs
Preverien Pas
Eigotedrs
Driver Fined After Death Car Crash Near Thurmont
Charles Goodermuth of Waynesboro was found guilty of failing to stay right and fined 5 dollars plus costs after a hearing before Magistrate William J. Stoner in Thurmont. The case stemmed from an April 26 crash near Deer Meid that killed Harold LeRoy Barlup of Waynesboro and injured Joseph Goideporaudh and Mark Lo Hankina. Clinton Waesche was found not guilty on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Charles Goodermuth
Waynesboro
Clinton Waesche
Harmonyano
Deer- Meid
Harold LeRoy
Dee” Barlup
Waynesboro Hospital
Gnodermuth
Whck
Creagerstown Grange Meeting Highlights Local Programs
Regular Creagerstown grange meeting at Parish House covered plans for a June highway safety program with prizes for three heat posters. Reports noted sickness of Mia Ray Fishery Elmer Hoffman and Ralph Hubbard. A varied program included songs monologues and a birthday cake occasion. drama club activities were also reported with goals for Pomona grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown Creaeervown
Creagerstown Grange Westesn
Nitets Lyerat
Fisher
Mia
Ray Fishery
Elmer Hoffman
Ralph Hubbird
Lange
Virginia Oo Keech
George Hofman
Raymond Putman
Virginia Keech
Squishville
Anna Fuhst
Deanen To the ‘Tarteren the Teene Your Own State—or Towson." Ida Hoffmivter
Anna Havner
Guy Stull
Alts
Letter Fieher
Malard Stull
George Bertgis
Raymond Hubbard
Creagers Toun Grange Dramatic Club
Afis
Ruth Haver
Vernon Fisher
Ronert Mmckay
Pomona Grange
Creaerreoun
Lutheran Church
Rayman
Aegis
Aca
Mary Hake
Winfield May 4 social and county events noted
The Winfield page lists numerous local guests and events including gatherings at residents on May 4 and a Winfield Consolidated School chicken and waffle supper with music. Also reported are two lawsuits by Warren F Sterling as receiver against stockholders Walter Wolfe and Warrenfelts for stock worth hundreds, the first such enforcement in Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Eve
Leroy Welsh
Remit
Cero
Welch
Wsiff
Pau
Weeman
Lucy Wess
Dtr
Toland
Ang Myream Bovers
Creager Boaters
Tenel Year
Guyton Boom
Ruth Warner
Andrey Dane
Mir
Matrard Wothers
Massees
Few Pravekins
Hees
Peccere
Ciara
Cc. Brass
Margie Myers
Gladys Wil
Betty Kolpack
Faegn
Ina Fla
Ruth Mae Inderreden
Anmes Caneon
Thomas Wits Einard
Ashe Franklin
Condon
Rust Bide
Andrey Jones, Jr
Oecar
Weerer
Jerese Manali
Andres Jones
Woodias Cronipacaer
Williant Jones
Jack Welsh
Asmor
Mr and Airs Herbert White
Baltimore
Ray F Barnes
Daress Moxley
Aspomani
Coen Las
Bors
Winfield Consolidated
Jownah Pochert
Min Pickett
Munster
Wyib Ridgins Balmore
A J. Stem
Charles M Elro
Ora Pieke
Sire Ethel Grimes
Bellamore
Clayton Bloom
Geerts Bower
State Bank
Warren F Sterling
Peoples Banking Company
Smithsboro
Tao
Frederick County
Walter A. Wolfe
J. W. Warrenfelts
Wolfe
Warrenfeltz
Eulas Bo Harle
Willam H Beer
Fragmented local record hints at community event and births
An OCR fragment notes a mystery at Spaky Tye and lists figures like Janes Macur Tern Ageno and Hortoth among attendees. It mentions teachers, ceremonies, trees planted along a sun frory, and births on April 18 and April 20, naming several family names and parish figures in a late 19th or early 20th style ledger entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enunitsburg
Dare Beeieger
S Rts
Gota
Vasernwy
Arenara
John
St Tasran
Ericar Baroira
Hortoth
Feacyjlie WoC oT U Holds May Meeting at St Lukes
The regular monthly Feacaylie WoC oT U meeting convened at St Lukes church Thursday at 6 p m. President Mrs Herry Derr led devotion and Mre Herry Howard handled charge. Delegates named for the Young WC oT Yo Gramnhen event to be held May 20 at Nev oMarked. Prizes awarded in the cigarette essay contest with first prize 81 and second 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffagavule
Feacaylie
St Lukes
Tahonre
Mra Herry Derr
Mre Herry Howard
Nev oMarked
Ree Hevra Angleberger
Ruby Wisner
Fuss Else Flock
Leroy Horns Tar
Pana
Hazel Lets
Dorothy Howard
Bobsy
Ida Renn
Bovdan Cell Mire Lemey Weriie
State Holstein Assn Banquet Here May 21
The State Holstein Association plans a banquet on May 21 at a local hotel. Breeders and exhibitors from the Hose cathe region are invited along with association officers to celebrate dairy cow excellence and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Holstein Assn
Mary Owe
Holetein
France
Lam NI presete at the meen The tas Heuer ot the Oyo ove naery
The passage records a local meeting where Lam NI presides over a council discussin the Oyo over naery and tas Heuer. Crissy vows to ensure a path forward and a healer is named. The text mentions a sale and state duties and a committee chaired by Rene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Fragmented OCR: Sefa More Storttts and Astera Idea
Reported garbled notes describe Sefa More Storttts and Astera concept trials. Mentions Vyaisehotd amet ketch autotest and Peas frnorace with Loreen uyera ibeges denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEFA
Astera
Loreen Uyera
Ore Lowes
Stomach Refused Favorite Dishes In Odd Memoir Fragment
A fragmented, stream of consciousness passage describes meals that upset a stomach and references dishes like turnip greens and bread. It blends personal memories with irregular names and stray phrases, creating a restless, diary like texture. The text shifts between culinary details and scattered observations, suggesting a reflective record rather than a linear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR Passage Mentions Unclear Names and Places
A garbled OCR segment lists scattered phrases and names like Aitehen and Rew Asad with no clear event. Readers see truncated words, random letter sequences, and stray numbers, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or dates.
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Mebele Wert
Lee
Batsmowe
Myses
Hueacon
Teibos
Avowe Worms
Calert County
Seara
Aga
C.D
Sears
Our Seine
Chis
Neaheys
Marland
Fann Ferord Hooss
Mas Hichinson
Videorarden
Gren
Willams
Ory Dear Sues
Eli 3
Mr. Tarr
George Stauffer
Walkersille
Torpeayy
Last Ear
Henry Ro Shoemaker
Cour'hewss
Homer Remsberg
Charles Ho Remebrre
This Eye
Arthur Mo Anhalt
Walkersville
Vernon Holter
Rhodes
Frederick
Charles Mull
Lily Keln Thurmont
Raymond Null
DL Putman
Woodsboro
Ames V
Mary Warnington
Tr Covad
Seentty
Eget
Cyep Giger
San Doeeoh
Mra
Selmai Ado
Edward
Caarce Thenade
Daazhtes Var
Florere
Con Jaen
Mroo
Mire
David Bus
Raigell “Meer
Came
He. Fom
Myers
Mr J
Mere Qharies Myers
Tein
Batere
Gullian
Mus
Mary Feia
Emmitoburs
J. R Williams
Arep
Southern Supply Co., Inc
N. Calvert St
Plaga
Modern Lighting Company
21K
Market St, Frederick
Derbyshire
Representatie
Bat Grounds
Wat
Ate McCarde
Maetlind
Joan Jo Ower
Berger’s
N. Market St
Mtataey
Wera
Wodderdal
Fens Naganes
Aitehen
Ehapa
Dbes
Cas
Vayl
Geo. L. Rothenhoefer
Patrick St
GEO. S
Rodock &Son Fifth St
R. R
Feeecaiaa
Liev
Petites Betes
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Sember
Federal Deposit Insurance Carporstica
Frederick, MD
Richfield
Ahan
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Wren
SB. Richfield
U. S
Poe
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
Economy Oil Co., Inc
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