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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
5
Fragmented text reports deaths of Edward Grove age 47 and Mary Hosnyder among others. Items list survivors including spouses children and siblings with scattered addresses and professions. Funeral details reference Pleasant View Church and interment in local cemetery with funeral home by Etchsen and Son.
Funeral services for Shirloe Ann Crampton were held at 10 30 a m from her parents home with Rev L Ralph Tabor of Zion Lutheran Middletown officiating. Interment in Lutheran cemetery. Edward V Nichol son of Urbana, near Frederick, funeral at 2 p m with Rev Charles M Robinson of Urbana leading the choir. Pallbearers named.
Mrs. Symarion Stiely of Buckeystown is improving after a period of illness at her mother Mrs. J. P. Stalling’s home in Quekeystown. Mrs. Tessie Mocler of Burkins tie remains ill and confined to bed. Miss Ruth Willard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Willard near Midletown, is undergoing treatment at Frederick City Hospital. Mr L F Kefauver, a former Maryland Legislator, is improving at his Middletown home. Marin Sear-old son of Mr and Mrs Orear Kinna near Middletown is recovering from a severe fracture of the left arm.
Miss Dorothy Weeman of Thurmont leaves today for Sparrows Point after accepting a position there. The school serves about 765 pupils and will add to its enrollment as she joins the faculty.
A worker at a canning factory in Lharmont sustained nine severe injuries to his right hand after a fall. In local notices, licenses were issued for Charles Wo Mage, 24, and Teta C. SaeMler, 21, with addresses in Maysnebay.
A fragmented society column lists birthdays celebrations, relatives traveling from Washington and Baltimore to visit in town, guests at the John Francis Smith home, and trips to Williamsburg and the Skyline Drive. It mentions Mrs Pred Kimmel's birthday celebration, families returning from work trips, and visits by Miss Doty Ganley and others.
A wedding note records Charles J. dMufice and Miss If Vue marrying at a local church with Rev E Carl Mumard officiating. The bridal party includes Mr and Mrs Hutter among five sets in the community. The couple will reside at Mr Mufice’s parents’ home after the Model Garage employment.
A garbled report describes athletes parading through a city after a New York radio greeting. It mentions United States Olympic team members and a ceremonial display of goods and uniforms amid a festive scene.
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, shops, and events with no clear narrative. Readers see scattered references to locals, vendors, and venues, interspersed with partial dates and place names, yielding a chaotic snapshot of a bygone community page.
A noisy late era ad page showcases winter coats, jewelry sets, and menswear with bold pricing. It highlights dress coats from Hagen/Haberdashery and a jewelry store promotion offering diamonds, silver pieces, and rings. Also features car and truck listings and a farm supply section with broad merchandise.
A garbled OCR text references public notices and personal names, with scattered mentions of locations, dates, and entities. The legible fragments hint at a mix of property listings, sales, and local notices without coherent narrative or clear outcome.
The readable text appears garbled with names and places scattered. It mentions a mayor and a parade or event on a Saturday in September, but key details are obscured and dates are uncertain.
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