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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
5
A garbled OCR style item lists entries and clues including U.S. government official references, geographic hints, and scattered word fragments. The text resembles a jumble from a quiz or government roster, with scattered entities like Lt.-Gen, Greek kingdoms, Irish novelist, and South Dakota amid partial phrases and misread letters.
Local news from Emmitsburg covers a fall at East Main Street injuring Mr Peter F Burject with head and hip injuries. he is hospitalized at home of sister Mrs Kate Reuter. Also reports on visitors, family gatherings, teacher arrivals, new staff at Emmitsburg High School and the opening of the public school with expanded junior high. Old Defenders Day holiday closures noted for state offices and a crowded Winchester Hall with many infants and waiting parents.
Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Orville Hearn of Salisbury. Mr and Mrs Jesse Green returned from a southern vacation visiting Shenandoah caverns Natural Bridge Grand Ole Opry and other sites. The Greens plus Fern Stottlemyer Cath erine and Larry Stottlemyer drove to Williamsgrove Park for a midget automobile race. Clarence Lewis and families toured Skyline Drive near Cam ncocheague and later visited Hershey Park. Emme Fackler of Tennessee and Mrs Ira Pryor with Mrs Edwin Dechani spent several days at Rehoboth Beach Delaware and Washington. Frank Flury and Bill Dowling of Washington spent time with Ira Pryor’s grandparents Tra Pryor. Alvey Easterday had eye surgery at Fleming Hospital Williamsport. James Kline son of Mehrt Kline had tonsils removed at Fleming Hospital Williamsport. Mr and Mrs Charles Mills of
Farmers can insure a share of their wheat crop from all acreage sown against natural losses at the County AAA office. The cost is 0.3 bushel of wheat per acre, covering up to T1 percent of the expected yield for the insured acreage.
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