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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
10
The Arnold family held its first reunion at the Arcola, Ganland center with 149 attendees. A basket of Svar fr the clan was shared. guests included many Arnies and their relatives, leaders and officers listed among a long attendee roster.
Fragmented OCR text recounts women’s roles and wartime duties, mentioning individuals, places, and dates in a dense local-news style. It references names like Mrs Watkins and Mr Dutcher, wartime labor or service themes, and social notices tied to a community column. The passage blends personal notices, travel references, and small events in a period-voice tone.
A scanned page lists numerous family visits and home gatherings around Washington and nearby towns. Residents like Mr and Mrs Cre Davao, Mr and Mrs John Davis, and Mrs Henry Hoyer host and attend social events. A local Market WOC meeting led by Mrs Henry Hoyer highlights Peace and International Relations topics with readings and prayers.
The eleventh annual Nail family reunion will be held Sunday afternoon at Bethel M E Church and grove in Windsor. Members and relatives are invited to attend with a noon gathering followed by a brief program led by Willian Nail of Taneytown.
AP report notes unclear fragmentary text describing individuals and events. The readable portion shows mentions of Holdenville and a Boater. No coherent narrative or verifiable details emerge from the legible lines.
An assignee sale advertises a parcel in Montgomery or Frederick County with a long property description and surveying lines. The sale lists Dav id C Winegrenner Jr as assignee, with John W Nut as auctioneer and a $30000 cash deposit required at sale time.
By virtue of a mortgage from Alice H. Cady to Home Owners Loan Corporation dated April 26, 1934 and recorded in Frederick County Maryland, the assignee will sell at public auction September 26, 1946 at the Court House Frederick at 10 o clock A M the property on East side of Carroll Street Thurmont Maryland fronting 65 feet and 155 feet deep with deed history from Jane A. Bipes widow to Alice H. Cady and Frank L. Cady May 7 1920. Terms: one third cash balance in twelve months or all cash at purchaser option. credit payments bear interest from sale date and are secured by assignment. Cash deposit of $800 required. Auctioneer John W. Null. Assignee David C. Winebrenner 3d.
A court ordered sale of personal property from the estate of Atha Lo Suttes and Mary M. Slifer includes garage and radio equipment, furniture, and household goods. Auctioneer William G. Mercier will oversee the immediate sale on site with cash terms and removal only after settlement.
By writ of fieri facias issued from the Frederick County Circuit Court in 1936, Charles E Esterly and Margaret Esterly’s property in northern Frederick is levied on. The parcels known as Lots 17 18 and 19 in Tatters Addition and Moller Addition are described with deeds and plat references. sale to satisfy debt to Community Finance Company scheduled for September 8, 1936 at the Court House.
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