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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1927

Page

2

Myererville Band Parade Celebrates Community Anniversary

The Myererville celebration featured a band led parade through town with floats and riders from Red Men and Romans Clan. After the parade the Myererville Woman's Club hosted refreshments as prizes were awarded for most comical float and best overall entry. Proceeds from the event benefited the Myererville Gand.

Miveral Goenad Myereefite Myeret Pier Fuloaigg Afareis Borveba Boonetthoro Red Men Mrereville Sitet Romans Meeretitie Woman's Club Junge AG Craver Middle Sen Ron Heff Ctinges Brederick Pau Tome Meenas Elmer Steveya Klire Lona Erévens

County Women's Clubs Prepare for Fair

The Tour of Rocks Women's Club held a regular meeting at Mrs GF Bron's home with 13 members. Papers on tree planting and a child clinic sponsored by Dr. Baer were discussed. Urbana Woman's Club met at Mrs C W Kidd's home with plans for the fair and a loan closet update. Next meetings were set for October 27 and at Mrs J A Colbert's home.

Rocks Heig GF. Bron Trews Gowers Kattrio Hickman Baer C. T. Grifith

Pet French poodle Jimmy killed by auto crash

A French poodle named Jimmy, owned by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Alexander, was struck and killed after the dog followed Mr. Alexander crossing Fourth and Market streets. A car driver asked for Hood College directions, then another vehicle struck the dog as Mr. Alexander guided the first occupants.

Jimmy E. H. Alexander Fourth Market Streets

Organ Recital Highlights Sunday Evening at Local Church

An organ recital featured Raymond Zimermann as organist with Rev. Walch leading the service. The program included a meditation on the Prodigal Son and a spontaneous piece by Mr Hesrbhe, drawing praise for its improvised freshness.

Avery Cauteh Bundas Rishe Albert Abe Molter Lompans Hisegtown Oentire Ilen Luke Chalees Patstur Bfadhe Che Hesrbhe Raymond Zimmerttan Mr. Walch Hosehike

Pamdy Reunites Meld and Family Messes Through

Fragmented OCR notes describe a reunion and family names across several locations including Michigan and Pittsburgh. The text mentions Mr and Mrs, several children, and several places with scattered dates and events. The readable portion hints at a photo camera with plate washes and a vague fate theme.

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