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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1936
Page
5
Obituary notices list multiple deaths including Lore M. Rinehart and Mrs Mollie V. Johnson, noting funeral details, home towns, and family survivors. Other items name Wilbur Hahn and M. Luther Kepler, with ages, residences, and arrangements for services at local churches and cemeteries.
The reader is presented with a garbled set of personal notices listing several names and locations such as Mae, Lombard street, Waliynory, West Wy, and references to individuals including Catherine Simin and Brant. The snippet appears as a fragmented social column with scattered details and unreadable portions.
Funeral services for Harkey Citron 7 were conducted at the head of the family, with Rev G R Botint leading the ceremony. The service featured songs, floral tributes, and remembrances of William Filer, Hurts Filler, Frank Cramer, George, Joes and Charles Mercer. Interment followed at Frederics Memorial Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were made by M. R. Etchison and Son.
The Mothers' Duty of Chapter order of DeMolay held a monthly Yo MC meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Martha Ritenie led in the Lord's Prayer in the president and vice president's absence. A charity party was planned for November 6. Committee members include Mrs. Arthur McCanner and Mrs. Charles Heck. Refreshments were arranged for a DeMolay dance Friday. A letter of compliment from Mrs. L. B. Skeen, Seattle, Wash, was read. The next meeting is the third Tuesday in November. Mrs. Harkey Dunn was admitted as a new member.
Mr and Mrs Ira Overton Walz of West Grunswick Haunwick celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering. Attending were Rev and Mrs Kin, Mr and Mrs John Moran and son Charles, Mr and Mrs Edward King and daughter Mary, Mr and Mrs Frank Whiteman, Mrs James Leopold, Mr and Mrs Herman Lambert and daughter Tate, Mrs Raymond Myers, Mrs Wee Schnanfler, Mr EO Jarmen and daughter Elizabeth, Miss Muriel Faulkner, Skip Goollleb of Lansdowne, Mr and Mrs Gav W daughter Elenore and son, Mr and Mrs Frank Enair, Mrs Roy Catsail and son R Frederick, Mr and Mrs John Weeington Crosley and son Fuehard, and Mr Marshall Zimmerman of Walt. Dinner was served at 2 p m. An open house followed. The affairs were beautifully decorated and silver. Many recalled.
A wedding notice describes Hoyle and Darlin tying the knot with guests and ceremonial details. The ceremony took place at a local hotel with family members and friends in attendance. The report names relatives and attendees and notes travel and reception arrangements following the ceremony.
The Evangelical Lutheran Chosghool held a party with Mrs. Uerbert Kreh presiding. Reading of scripture and prayer occurred, followed by a playlet featuring Mrs. Ray Schildknecht and others. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Hana. decorations included corn, pumpkins, lanterns, and leaves.
An early 20th century report notes Hames enlisted for Motorizat Pid Artillery on Hayat Islands and currently serves near Brunswick. It mentions transport duties with the Medical Department Army Millien Center and various officers, including D. Rolph Eo Shaters, with details of postings, regiments, and weekly information activities. A sergeant named Goaoap is reported as active in providing information and enforcing commands, with a standing reward for informants.
A garbled report mentions a female captain of a sports team and a bike or car event. It references a hooded concert, the Glee Club, the Atlantic seer, and an exhibit at a New York venue with a decelerated passenger car. The text notes a 29 mile journey at high speed.
The unreadable text appears to be a garbled sports or event note with names and phrases jumbled, offering no clear action, outcome, or identifiable entities to anchor a proper headline or summary.
Fragmentary testimony centers on a shooting leading to a murder trial. Witnesses describe noisy sewer machinery interruptions and recall a defendant claiming self defense while denying intent to kill. Court proceedings reference a Durkittsville incident, with claims of animal shooting and juvenile court actions pending.
The text presents garbled phrases and names such as Mos, Froth, Talbert, and Sune Tait, with references to a bottle, register, and a figure named Pengy. It appears as a partial, unclear OCR of a local item, lacking coherent events, dates, or places.
Fragmentary OCR notes name various persons and entities in a dated ledger style. The readable fragments reference Scarry Kefauyer, Mo Dare Mee Ver, Regmay, Meddet aan Goo, and Cherrith Tooke Reneeh among others, with scattered mentions of eye and bone terms. The text appears as a garbled historical record with limited clear context or events.
A crowded community notice lists dances, concerts, and fairs including The Tanee Eris and a Panama orchestra at MOM ThINN Aho Cu Nishi. Also advertised are a public sale of farming equipment, livestock, and household goods, plus church suppers and charitable bake sales with dates in October and November.
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