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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1927
Page
6
A massive explosion devastated the Allegheny district of Pittsburgh on November 15, leaving a wrecked street scene and a growing death toll. Firefighters and volunteers searched twisted debris for bodies as relief agencies aided victims and families gathered at makeshift shelters.
Sifty members of the Hood College senior class and their crests attended a dance in their honor Saturday evening at the Catoctin Country Club hosted by Dean Lars C Lovejoy. Assisted by Dr Joseph H Apple Miriam Apple Martha Thomas Marjorie Stackhouse Elizabeth Bower and Margaret Harvey the event featured Frederick area seniors Katherine Trundle Marguerite Null Kathleen Michael Gladys Remsburg Dorothy Nicodemus and Priscilla Wilson as attendees. David Hagan's orchestra provided the music.
The basketball team formerly known as the Boy Scouts rebrands as the Frederick Horsemen. Alvin Boost elected manager and schedules games with quint teams in Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Players include Tom Octe Moe Burdette Don Rreb Raymond Crim Alvin FBopst Ken Brows Austin Fsworthy and Tine.
A long list of attendees including Mrs Mary Seeger Mr and Mrs duters and numerous named residents filled a local Red Cross event Friday. Notables like Dr A A Radcliff and J C Penney staff joined the crowd as workers and supporters celebrated community service efforts.
W B Seeley, noted rupture expert, will speak at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick on Wednesday November 14 from 9 AM to noon. He offers free examination and claims patented retainers can treat ruptures with muscle contraction and safer outcomes. Caution against elastic trusses and impostors using his name. home office address listed in Philadelphia.
Fragmentary OCR reads multiple personal names and initials, with scattered addresses and affiliations. The legible bits mention several individuals and possible roles but lack coherent context or a complete event, place, or date.
Fragmentary OCR text lists many garbled names and titles without clear context or events. No cohesive person, place, or action is discernible to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmentary note recalls an acquittal involving a former secretary of state connected to a reform or constitutional issue. The text references a Monday morning event and mentions a search for permission or rights, with unclear details about the case or jurisdiction.
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