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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1936
Page
5
Obituary items note the death of an 82 year old woman in Farah Habs with services at 2 PM and interment the next day. Other notices include Charles A. Kemper of Tangstorn who died after four weeks illness at 56, Laura May Merritt of Thurmont aged 64, with funeral plans and survivors listed.
Funeral services were held for William K Ukely at Harry F Carly Company funeral home with Rev Amos Traver presiding. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery alongside family members. Also honored were Mrs Laura Meinan and John Ramsburg with services at local churches and Mt Olivet cemetery. In other notices, Mrs Lillie Grier, wife of Mayor Grier, underwent surgery in Frederick and remains hospitalized. other details note local names and burial arrangements in progress.
A cluttered list of names and events records visits and anniversaries across towns like Pa and Md. They note birthdays, anniversaries, homecomings, and gatherings with relatives, including trips by car to Midletown and Anderson. The piece mentions Mrs. Renee and Revina Toasers, Betsy Movers, the Ler and Summers families, and visitors from Philadelphia, York, and Hagerstown, among others.
Roosevelt arrives in Knoxville Tennessee and starts a 150 mile motor tour through the Great Smoky mountains. He breakfasts in his private car and is greeted by cheering locals before detouring toward Charlotte North Carolina for a rally. Democratic leaders are not fully present to greet the President.
Pradegiek county figures recount an aerial tour from Hage erst to New Midway with stops over Smithsboro Foxe Thurmont and LeGore bridge praising Frederick county views from the air. County commissioners and pilots discuss landing field needs and potential future airport sites amid wooded lands and field availability.
Funeral services for Chester Ay Tate, who died suddenly near Westminster Monday night, will be Thursday at 2 PM at the home of Pro and Mrs. K W E Ollam. Interment follows at Draid Rate cemetery. He was the son of the late Joes Tate and Evglar Baie and survived by three brothers and sisters and a host of nieces and nephews.
A garbled report lists patients from Patrick Street and nearby areas under medical care after a traffic accident. Names include Tasha bit EG Vredent City Wagar Statuy and Mrs Emma Donovan among others reported injured or treated, with several discharged after hospital care.
Mrs Virgie M Staley of near Dredere ick announces the engagement of her daughter Muth Elizabeth to Henry Bland son of Vr and Mr W A Wand of Iiweigh. The wedding is planned in the near future with a holiday observance and a commemorative event marking the Battle of North Point.
A garbled field note lists names such as Astortin fon Thurmant and Wret Thar with fragments like Ptl and Sat. It mentions a Thursday event related to Pathe Tun and references Clin and Caltagy MoE Charen in unclear context.
A garbled OCR passage assembles numerous proper nouns, dates, and locations with scattered fragments. The readable bits reference Waldorf Astoria, September themes, various personal names, organizations, and stray prices, yielding no cohesive event or clear storyline. The result is a chaotic agregate of potential notices without a singular focus or verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing wine, ink, tides, purges, and various names. Contains scattered terms like January and measures but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons. Produces no clear news item or report to summarize.
A fragmented advert list shows buyers for scrap iron brass radiators and auto batteries, and a farm sale note for Sunny Had Farm Maryland with details on plants and garden items, greenhouse offerings, and multiple price points. The text references old addresses and miscellaneous goods for sale or purchase.
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