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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1930
Page
10
A fragmentary OCR item shows a puzzling mix of names and phrases including Tom and Gore with scattered references. The readable text suggests a wordpart puzzle or cryptic clue collection from an archive page. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hallie L. Monath and Frether becoming bondsman. Notes a mother to be visited at the grave of Sun at St Mihiel. Contains garbled phrases about a home raid and a pledge to France.
Thirteen Gold Star mothers from Maryland will join some 6000 nationwide on a government arranged pilgrimage to battlefields and cemeteries in France to honor fallen soldiers. The Maryland contingent will depart from New York around mid June, with Mrs. Monath leading the group and placing a wreath at sacred sites.
A terse compilation cites Bible verses and figures such as Abraham pleading for cities, Joshua's farewell address and references to Isaiah and Corinthians. It lists Genesis 16 25 and Joshua 24 15 while noting other quoted fragments.
About 1,000 attended the Everhart Post No. 31 Everhart Post annual Minstrel Revue in Middletown. Gross receipts were reported near 630 dollars including programs and advertising. Performers featured socks and fowls by minstrels and numerous songs and dances amid enthusiastic encores.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Meryland political actors and roles. references to Mayer, Dare Goss, and candidates for attorney general and controller amid unclear context. Names appear garbled, with mentions of May and February, a 56 rent figure, and scattered city or county terms.
Fragmented text lists names and groups with unclear roles or actions. It references a party platform, education, and a location likely in a local area. Specifics are unreadable, but the item appears to be a brief public notice or campaign-related snippet.
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