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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
5
An incomplete garbled weather and people note references Houston Lay Margare and mentions names like Dek and Tepe. It reads as stray fragments from a local column with unclear connections and dates. The legible bits include scattered names and places without coherent events or actions.
In the Jorises penthouse the party blends relatives and entertainers as Rupert and Dirk weigh Hope's involvement with a mysterious Jones. Adelaide, Gail, and Isabel discuss suspicions while Hope sings and navigates flirtations and tensions among the guests amid guardered gossip about a guard and a possible confrontation with Torro bin’s reference.
Mrs M M Smith National Secretary of Kenmore Association spoke before C D C members in Fredericksburg Virginia about Kenmore the Washington family home. The lecture highlighted the mansion rooms gardens and connections to George Washington and the Masonry shrine.
The readable fragments describe a dated event or procession with names such as Van Syaner and Geeta Warts and locations like Preterick burg and Earh Onureh street. The text is garbled with missing letters and unclear chronology but hints at a public or community gathering in February with references to residents and local figures.
The report lists numerous townspeople visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs 4 W. Cover, Mr and Mrs Chath b Nay, Annie Lesa and Jory Miler with Frederick connections, Mrs Charles Otto, Mrs Lita Bouehott, Evelyn Trenton and family, Thelma Jackson of Verald Harbor Weach, Arthur Koons, and Charles Warder among others.
A notice describes an upcoming gathering led by Reverend Amos Joba Traven and the Luther League. It mentions a parish service, speeches, and a Sunday evening program in Washinsted with local attendees and officials listed.
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