MISS BAKER BRIDE OF S WALTER STAUFFER IN YORK WEDDING
Miss Baker wed S Walter Stauffer in a York ceremony attended by relatives and out of town guests. Bridesmaids wore watermelon taffeta and carried chrysanthemum bouquets. The reception featured ferns and pink roses with yellow chrysanthemums in the dining room. After a motor trip the couple will reside at 142 East Market Street York.
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Vale Ley
Blizzbeth
Mmler
Cakron
Ome
Hon
Misa Dorothy Charlton
Brookvine
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Antoinette’ Curtis
Reading
Henrietta Billmeyer
Maryg Elizabeth Frey
Charles
Geo Ang William
Billmeyer
David
Anc
Charles Nes
Herbert “Thompson
W Nelson Stauffer
Berman
Willian Baker
M. Max Krey
York
Charles M. Kerr
Wrightsville
Thomas Miller
Wilkesharre
East Market Street
J. H Stauffer
John Nicodems
Mary Nicodemus
Waltersville
Joseph
D. Baker
Holmés D. Baker
Frederick
John el. Baker
Almira Baker
Buckeystown
John Wy. Baker
New Windsor
William G. Baker
Henry ‘Trelds
John King
John H. Urner
Urner
Elizabeth
Shrines
Alisa
Unclear Names Include Kent Nica and Dudrear in Washington
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to reference individuals Kent Nica Dudrear and Walkeraville residents with New York connections, lacking coherent event or context to form a full news item. No dates, places, or actions can be determined from the text provided.
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Rane
GEO
Bee
Foreign’ Exchange
Choeniz Blig
Paul
Baltimore
Boston
Providence
Lynn
Washington
Binghamton
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
St. Louis
New York City
American “Relief Association
Berlin
Frankfort
Hamburg
Prague
Vienna
Bud ‘Apest
Warsaw
Washington,d. C
Kent C. Nicademug
C.K. Dudrear
Walkeraville
Ka ‘Ramsburg
New York
Brown-Verran Verona wedding rites at Willington road home
The ceremony for Miss Nell Gatewood and Mr. Erik Brown took place in a drawing room altar adorned with chrysanthemums and wedding bells. Rev W. C. Campbell officiated as Mrs Curtis played the piano. Attendants wore formal gowns, with the bride in a blue velour suit and colonial bouquet, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wyndman and others at a buffet breakfast afterward.
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Brown
Verran
Verona
Andl
Mrs. Williany
Leslie ‘Verrat
Willintngon
Getaber
O'lock
Martin
Mili
Nell” Gatewood
Ted
Morridge
Erika Brown
Jn MM
Curtis
Atsthera
George Hurt
Charles Gilbert
Tarden
Wood
Marto
Carsages
Mra. Dale Perk
Greenville. Ténn
W. C. Campbell
Moendelasphin
Houshoka
Chattanooga
Tenn
Swae
Rosnoke
Music ‘Teachers’ Association
N ‘Rothoke
Centenary College
Roy ¥. Wyndman
Jesse A. Brown
Nicodemus
Do Doctors Recommend Calotabs For Colds And Flu
Doctors say no medicine fully works for colds and influenza until the liver is active. One Calotab tablet at bedtime purifies the system, with no nausea or eating interference. Drugstores sell Calotabs for thirty five cents. money back if not delightful.
Catonsville dog poisoning sparks local concern and rumors
Report outlines three hunting dogs owned by Blimma family dying after suspected poisoning near Catonsville. Neighbor accounts and police notes show a spate of similar canine incidents raising worries about animal safety and potential criminal activity in the area.
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Catonsville
Onear de Cobloutx
Mod peHek
Blonry Judik
Solien Davis
Catonaville
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Elbert
California
HE Freeman
Frederick, Md
B. W. Wilson
Misa
Drown
the Groomig
Alin
Hyndipan
Rim
Hurley
Watking
Kya
Keans
Pitone
Nikocolds
Crete
Harner Drug Stores
North Market St
West Patrick, St
Pathe
Pate
K. G. Putman
Walkersville, Md
Henry & Son
Ford
Frederick ‘Motor CO
Peronitr
Kees
USL
Baker’s Battery
South Market, St. Frederick
Palatine
Arthur E. Levy
West Patrick ST
Ang. Pt
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