Prize Winners Of Middletown Exhibit Named
Prize winners of a Middletown exhibit are listed with numerous entries across departments including poultry vegetables and fruits. The event features named exhibitors such as Mrs Oliver Hooper Mrs Charles Holter and Mrs Naomi Keller among others alongside divisions like Best collection four jars and various cakes pies and preserves. A birthday party notice and UNC freshman matriculation are also present in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
Vargas
Cepa
Oldenburg
le Mirglang
Tieubeth Wadt
Dutier Stumeer
Cecil Ko Hotter
Ho Hotter
Richard Heber
Stuer
Utah
Howe
Attias Ty Aluyter Bros
Haakker Vocational Verculture
Maral Mieser Bret
Rey Gastetey Thobert
Husson Fruit and Vegetables
Delistous
Willam Foau Grimes
Walia Eoli
Deanes
Olver Hooper
George W Swarth
Raley Crone
TC Remsberg
Harald Keller
Harold Keller
Ehes
Man Dodd
Kale
Oliver Hooper
Harts Lrathermann
J .Wilmer Mond
Albert Remeber
Gils
Clu Departoent
Glenna Remsbe
Fragmented OCR Text Shows Ill-Formed Evening Notes and Names
The readable segments mention an American bridge business, a hotel event, and cryptic lines about individuals and tasks. Names like Marga and Kings appear amid garbled phrases about profits, duties, and a late afternoon meeting. The piece resembles a damaged page with scattered references and no clear narrative.
Second Community Show At New Market
A long fragmentary notice lists participants and venues for a community show at New Market. It names individuals, schools, businesses, and local groups, with references to poets, exhibits, and various community figures. The garbled text mentions dates, sponsors, and a freshmen committee, reflecting a bustling local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Temporary Halt In Strihe Negotiations
A period of pause affects ongoing Strihe talks with Da Prange seeking a deal. The report notes stalled discussions, efforts by Loran af statpas ne mat wt att, and references to observers like MeYOUDN Nt trpehs tet bo wthtrarn ye rapt. Details remain fragmented as the bargaining environment cools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoo
Atnate de Tau
Echagagtaarship
Odtenias
Aimee
Wauk
Bhpas
New Staract School
Pridas
Heratrt
Nomram Deas
Larst
Seeye
Univerity
Moss
Daria Grantieta
Nies Press
Dbe Agha
Peru
Cratyian
Abs Bey
Mary
Aeparcae Ag
Mormon Dease
Owen
de Telling Mba
Chek Weiley
Lee
Testydette Mohrovaa Saapyly Coy
Tovba
Eespoma Ob Cu
Wakri Fger Militar Co
Westunston
Momroyn
Soy Marker
AD Ags
MD Hook Mt Wry
Tdrederach Canty Varm Bu
Winons Market
Predenck
Burmensaroperieye
Predrick
Cartvich
Cir Peury
Prederick
Coow Dome
Mt Airy
Wabert Ko Myers
Mr Airy
Airy Poultry Par
Bo Wilhaas
Aus
Thanks Made My
Dees
Georse Spoutcher
Noa
Bae Fomac Edison Comarny Breders de Chester Hood
Aim Aetnmerase Gropers
Peeta
Dagens
Fragmented OCR Note Shows Jumbled Names and Phrases
The provided text is a garbled OCR fragment with repeated phrases and unclear names such as Nils Mate and Vox. It reads like a corrupted record containing scattered personal references and nonstandard terms, lacking coherent sentences or identifiable events.
Fragmented OCR note on PLO and window service timing
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions PLO and a Wednesday afternoon window service. It contains garbled names and phrases without clear context or coherent events. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a complete news item or outcome.
Piles Motion Po Strike Out Judgment ba Court
The judgment against the defendant stands as the court weighs a motion to strike out. The case involves attorney fees and tax considerations, with the judge ruling on the balance of costs and potential appeals. The proceedings reference state actions and remain subject to further legal steps by counsel and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearleye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown
Charles Brane
Jo Wimer
Bessie Banter
Ehordac Geyer Vrs
Oleer Hooper
Charles & Holter
George Hf Smith
George If Smith
Charles Ro Holter
Francis Summer
Frank Remsberg
Willam Locke
William Locke
Naomi Keller
Maynard Hawker
George HH
Phu Coblentz
Edward Buty
Edward Rudy
Chow Chow
Melvin Zecher
Oliver Wooper
Cecil K. Holter
Charles R Holter
Willard Holter
Charles R. Holter
Charles St Holter
Walter Poole
Mhelade
Mir Dan
Phittn Cobtonty
Wy Vane
Pana Remeber
Dake Irdicis Ralls
Norma Wise
Samuel E McBride
Samuel BooteBride
Samuel McBrice
Devil
Devil Walter
Philip Coblentz
Harry Leatherman
Melsin Zecher
Daniel Gurton
Haroll Kefauser
Josephine Routzahn
Josephine Holter
J Wilmer
Tharty Lentineman
Janes Imar
Naan Keller
Naom Keller
Philip J Cablestz
Regina ‘Mavns
William Lockerbert Waven
Creel Tolter
Francis Summers
Warold Kefauver
Youltry Department
Robert de Jauder
Grand Chamson
Amos Keller
White Wynndottes
Harold Rowlzatin
Poole
Caumba
Craketer
Carlton Rhoderch
Mroo
Charles E Statev
Fred
Statev
Cutsalll
John
Shooksteyn
Paul Staley
Richard
Deere
Amy
Piste
James
Thomas
Frederick
Earl Gast
Scooter
The
University of North Carolina
Wap FO Wnesley
Amerckan Brilge Beaut
ATS Wits Eatinasa
Eust Ds
Vaat
Parsons CO
North Market Street
Triscilla
Cottag
Dame Ask
Scranton
Sands Jong
Algelar
Valuls
Pace
Strihe
Morathy
Santor
Deery
Nils Mate
Vox
Popewa
Lae Naa
Frederick County National Bank of
Saps Deposit Boxes
Vicks
Wal, G
Vicks Vaporub
Lee Winter Studios of Dance
Frederick School
New York
Taanee
Childens
Wath
Bare Mall
South Marthe Soret
Leslie Pelrison
Fiat
Rene
Studebaker
Chesterfield
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