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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1936
Page
5
Funeral services for William Birely Colbert were largely attended. The ceremony featured members of local organizations and distinguished guests, with pallbearers and clergy leading the rites at the community church.
Fragmented obituary notice states a death in Virginia with survivors Wenmet and Mrs Last Comaber Legstar. It mentions St James and a midweek service at 2. The text is garbled but indicates a church funeral and local references.
Funeral Monday morning at 9 o clock for Tarteada family members from TI Q O F Women’s group with services by Rev Dr Benjamin W Merks. Gray ride services by Rev Allen Brown and I O QO FL Lodge. Pallbearers from lodge include Charles Ott John M Burns Chir Andrews RR Madison Michel Larry Baker Harry ML Moertz. Interment at Antell Cemetery Halle de Grace. MR Tichientra and Freeseneyt begat pee
A satirical note from N. A. Lufhurrow humorously critiques escalating world tensions. The text envisions nations growing fearful, building arms, and preparing for grave disaster as global events unfold with mounting anxiety.
A church meeting at Lanador Thursday evening led by Mrs. Nannie Warfleid featured devotions with Onward Christian Soldiers Psalm 24 and a life words hymn. Final pledges for Day were made, an extra collection collected, and a Halloween program with songs and readings followed hosted by Mrs. Harry Wall and Mrs. John M. Grove. Ten members and guests attended and candles were shared.
Miss Katharine Kirwin executive secretary of Maryland's Chiltren TAM Society spoke at the Zonta Club meeting at Hotel Frederick. She described the agency that cares for children removed from homes for reasons other than poverty, including foster care, adoption screening, and confidential information handling. A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Austin Gibbons for a long time resident, with attendees listed.
A fragmented report details meetings of the Walkersville and neighboring Women’s Clubs. Members chair activities, roll calls, and program lines, with notes on sewing displays, charity contributions, Halloween refreshments, and upcoming gatherings. Names include Mollie Zimmerman, Ruth, Gertrude Boyer, Elizabeth Fasterday, Virginia Dasterday, Mrs. Thomas Cal, and Miss Nina Cramer.
Fragmented OCR text describes Fort Frederick Bastion IH Re Reconstructed with scattered phrases about forts, battles, and individuals. It reads like a garbled historical page, with mentions of Parcetry Eure, Moss SL Armed at the pier, and references to ships, forts, and observers. The readable facts are sparse and uncertain.
A garbled dispatch notes Portugal recognises Spain s fascist government and discusses potential diplomatic steps. The report mentions Lisbon and Madrid interactions and hints at a formal stance by Portugal amid regional tensions.
Miss Vera Podote of New Windsor faces a disability claim while a Presbyterian church supper is penciled for early April. Mrs. Tama G., Rev. koh Hays and other local names appear in brief notices about visits, illnesses, and home care. A long list of residents travels, with hospital and aged home transfers noted, alongside funding figures and a reference to a first national dance in the United States.
A garbled entry reports a wedding notice with several misread names and stray phrases. The readable fragments mention individuals tied to a ceremony date and a location, but critical details are unreadable. The text resembles a society column blurb lacking clear dates or places.
A crowded personal notices page lists numerous local residents and guests attending a family event at a hotel and homes. The item names many figures including Mrs Reefohear, Mr Hendnekon, Mr and Mrs Oma Grieves, and others visiting relatives with food, gifts, and songs noted throughout.
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. BMG Allis for their daughter Joan Elaine Williams who turned two on October 16. Attendees included multiple local families, with refreshments and pink candy decorations noted, during a Sunday visit to the Mills household. A separate item reports a burglary at the home of Mrs. Wiliam Jacr in Middletown where a $20 loss was noted, and a misprint regarding money in Monday’s News is mentioned.
Community notices announce chicken and ham supper on October 39 at Pilers Tall Pros ecute event and a Yarn Craft Show at Miss Sta with free tickets and demonstrations. Other items include a real estate sale, a January in-person appearance, a concert at Straytagette Lane and various vendor and craft show listings.
Fragments describe frost forming in the city overnight with scattered notes about weather, temperatures, and upcoming forecasts. The garbled text references varying conditions and mentions a weather outlook for the coming days with uncertainty about specifics.
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