Deaths and obituary notes with damaged OCR
Fragments report a death notice for an elderly person and other garbled names. The readable bits mention age and a few surnames but lack clear details or dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
5
Fragments report a death notice for an elderly person and other garbled names. The readable bits mention age and a few surnames but lack clear details or dates.
Funerals will be held for the deceased with bearers named as nephews Chas Soper Bam Roper Spent Lawasa Cervet Lawson and J. intermens J. B. L. Beat among those listed to carry the casket.
Mrs R FE visits in Atlanta Ga to see relatives. Mr C Botheron Howard of Philadelphia spends day at Frederick on business. Mrs and Mrs Pranks Howard from Baltimore visited lately. Mrs Samuel Harge returns to her home near Peagaville after time with daughter Mrs LeRor Hore. Mrs Carrie Wen of Howard County visiting her sister Mrs Hargett. Miss W Augusta Lantz former Hood College registrar at campus day with Cabarrus College in N C. Miss Lantz has many Hood friends. Miss Iran Bier returns from Washington National Council of Catholic Women meeting at Mayflower hotel. Nine national committees discussed family studies and par ents education. Mrs Bilser attended National Republican headquarters conference.
An article on doughnuts and fried cakes explains the difference between doughnuts and fried cakes, proper frying temperatures, and methods. It includes recipes for potato fried cakes and tips on mixing, chilling, and frying to avoid tough textures.
The article outlines sleep stages and bodily changes during rest, noting reduced breathing and heart rate, closed eyes, and diminished reflexes. It cites a 1930 study on body movement in sleep, describes conditions conducive to sleep, and discusses causes and disorders such as night terrors and somnambulism.
Two men with West Virginia plates tried to enter B T Horine home near Burkittsville as Mrs Horine and Mildred Horine prepared for club. A shot was fired at Elizabeth Horine, who stood guard with a gun for two hours until suspects fled. Horine's gun and a hole in a floor noted during the disturbance. A later traffic incident led to Em er J Kline being fined 32.90 for seatless driving and leaving the scene near Macdetown.
Local notes detail weekend visits and calls among Harney Maney of 19 and families across Gettysburg Taneytown Hanover and Hagerstown. Names include Raymond Eberley Harrisburg PA Mrs Samuel Valentine Miss Ruth Waybright and many residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings.
Taneytown residents and visitors shared news of Joseph A. Roetker's death with relatives in Philadelphia. Ida Landis hosted callers at George Street as funeral services for Paul Haines, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James D. Haines, were held in Presevice. Interment followed as local families attended a session and related observances.
Public sale announcements appear for March 16 1932 with names of officials and bidders. Notices mention on-site sales and local auction actions at a Deer Park area and other locations including Kisverde and Bas Liverpool Ohio. Multiple oblique references to attendees and clerks accompany the sale details.
Live stock prices listed with varying weight categories for cows calves lambs and hogs. Includes ranges for hogs from under 100 pounds to 250 pounds plus rough hogs. Data appears amid garbled OCR text with many missing or unclear figures.
A collage of shop signs and sale notes lists Zeigier's metal and plastic caulking, Potts & Griffin pricing, Johnson’s rainproofing, shoe repair, and used cars. The fragment includes verbiage for high pressure washing, a local drug store, and a public sale notice with miscellaneous groceries and services.
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