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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
10
Thurmont hosts a flurry of weekend visitors and local greetings. Notables from Maryland and beyond drop in including families Demuth Black Poein and Yoder while residents share travels to Hagerstown and Waynesboro.
A brief note from a Muskegon matinee event highlights Joe Betrala in an over the top performance against an opponent at a local arena. The audience enjoyed a lively display with crowd energy noted.
Philadelphia bans Birth Of A Nation, filmed by David W. Griffith years ago, after Mayor Harry A. Mackey warns he will raid theaters if shown again. He says the film is prejudicial to peace between races, despite prior approval by the Pennsylvania Board of Censors.
Union Bridge notes list visitors and tidbits of daily life. Mrs Julia Roy RAS returned from a visit to Miss Matthe Whaley on the Eastern Shore. Melba Messier visited her uncle and others in Cambridge Ltd Mises Rye Nusdaum Windsor and V A Bower Tan tows visited Miss Irene Roop. Mrs Edward Etehm was camping with Abnadeie Ket 1 Heeler on So River for several days. Mrs Mary Stronl spent summer in town with her mother Mrs Charles Rinha. Teese Snyder, who stayed with Mrs Sister, Mrs Otis Devil biss, returned to New York. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Washington, D.C. spent the weekend with George Pawn Roop. Mrs Gunst of Pittsburgh visited Mrs Bernard Hesson and then returned home. The local baseball team was defeated. the next game vs Middletown is Saturday. Mrs Howard Cray spent the day.
In a report from the weekend games, Futtl seers and Corege trey of Maryan were featured with strong play while injuries limited players. Harry Moser and Hagerstown officials remained among the scene as Walter De Das and Annie Grienkortz were listed among those affected.
Fragmented OCR text notes multiple small items including a race, schools, and local names. It references Mt. Airy and nearby places with scattered proper nouns like Beemore and Magots, suggesting a brief market or community notice format. Details are incomplete but indicate local activity and meetings.
A. Snapping Turtle markets ginger snaps with glossy slogan bait. The line promotes crispy treats that glow with golden spice notes. G. L. Ginger Snaps appear as a playful pastry product on a quirky, marine themed page.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Mr and his family at a weekend event with mentions of Ma Beit Mesas and Koanosth accompacied them. The text is incomplete and unclear on dates or precise actions.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions individuals and actions aboard a vessel with terms that resemble names and places. lacks clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
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