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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary obituary notice showing death and burial details for William May and others. Mentions relatives Mrs. May and Bernard, with scattered lines referencing dates, ages, and survivor statements amid garbled text.
A garbled OCR fragment references Hart Darren and Rosey Wotta in New York Miner and Carmel California artist Hal Gurr. The text is unclear and lacks coherent narrative or date context.
Local residents from Harney and nearby towns are named in a long roundup of social visits and travel. Families including Nail, Clare, Snider, Jones, Wolff, Fream, Witherow, and Null are listed visiting relatives, attending reunions, and traveling to Gettysburg, Meadow Branch, and other localities. The piece notes hospital adenoids surgery for Raymond Claybaugh and mentions area road work with a Farm Bureau event planned at Pescavale on September 21.
Members of the Lander Wee Woman’s Club convened at the home of Mrs. John Rudd for a fall meeting. The program featured a guest speaker and reports from several committees, including plans for a September event and the election of officers.
Local society notices list visits and travel among residents: Lesa No Gohienty, Mrs Dorstha Papa and son Rav er return to Harerstoun after time in Frederick and near Washington. Effie West leaves for Miami. Mrs Steele, secretary to Mrs Summer Welles, is a Bra ddock Heights guest. Miss Croghan travels to New York for Fashion Academy studies.
A government notice reports limited openings for state jobs, listing physiotherapists and public health nurses among positions with minimum salaries. Applicants must file by early September and eligibility lists will guide new classifications under the State Board and Charities.
Judge Frederick Coleman addressed the Stafford county grand jury asserting the ABC liquor system drives Virginia's high jail commitments. He called the bop line astounding and estimated up to 80 percent linked to liquor. He criticized the state for promoting liquor sales to profit over temperance.
Westminster reports the Carroll County fiscal year ending June 30 shows total receipts of 745,600.28, boosted by a 200,000 bank loan for the Board of Education’s building program. Disbursements totaled 729,589.78, leaving a cash balance of 24,?227 on July 1. Taxes due on real and personal property brought in 485,774.03.
A fragmented notice reports Mr Marshall Stockman and Mrs Charies Bix among patients at a local hospital. It notes grippe symptoms persisting for several days, with improvements expected and plans for discharge in coming days.
A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rowlandy near Long Corner in Math day ceremony style. Guests listed include Marguter Hoardette and Virginia Caondell with food and games, while Martha Stall and others attended the celebration for a daughter turning ten.
Readable fragments mention a farm sale at Bunny Hol Farm near Frederick with fields of produce and machinery, plus a list of vehicles and local business names. The text also references Walter S Sewell’s death and condolences from the Sewell family, along with scattered farm equipment and orchard listings and telephone contact.
Advice on preventing food poisoning stresses using foods from healthy animals and thorough cooking. It covers contaminated meat and milk risks, pasteurization, cleanliness, washing hands, keeping ingredients fresh, covering food, avoiding cross contamination, scalding utensils, and proper storage to protect large quantities and individuals alike.
The Geisbert family hosted a birthday celebration for Stephen Geisbert at Frank R. Geisbert’s camp along the Monocacy River near Tuckeystown on Sunday, September 6. Numerous relatives attended, including extended family from Maryland and Delaware, with names and relations listed among the attendees.
Erroneous OCR text shows garbled location data and unclear meeting details. The readable fragments mention a meeting and officials, but no clear dates, names, or actions to confirm. Further verification needed to ensure accurate card creation.
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