U D C Chapter Opens Fall Meeting With Program Plans
Members of the U D C Springfield chapter gather for a fall meeting at the home of Mrs Alban Wext. The session features a program on Confederate history and poetry, with plans for a memorial tribute to Confederate soldiers and a discussion of the Mary land Dasnon UL D CG. Refreshments follow as the chapter advances event dates including October 19 at 7 30 pm.
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Puzh
Mer
Ft Jonns
W Gregory
Harry Omdema
Gregory
Leigh
PCA Reviews Thirteen Loan Applications
The Frederick County Production Credit Association at Court Street headquarters reviewed thirteen loan applications. Members present included L Shoemaker, E Mason, secretARy, and Thomas S Anderson, treasurer from Yellow Springs. Several borrowers had liquidated assets from milk, wheat, and livestock sales and sought new loans for fed cattle, dairy cows, seed, and fall crops. Some requests aimed at purchasing fertilizer and feed. no defaults were reported on repayment requirements.
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Thisse
Frederick Coun
Adee Belek
Emergency Seed Corn Loan Program Announced
Washington announces an emergency seed corn loan program to ensure adequate supplies for next spring's planting in the growth area. Secretary Wallace announced the measure today.
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Washington
Grouth
Wallace
The Tiny Mines
A fragmented, diary like piece recalls a bustling scene with names and places scattered through a memory of games and conversation. The narrator references travel, baskets, and cheering crowd tones as a playful yet unclear vignette unfolds.
Local Notices and Community Updates in Emmitsburg Area
Emmitsburg area items list beauty course enrollment at Marianeta school in Baltimore. Lions club men’s night postponed. Women mission society and church gatherings held at rectory. Rev Philip Boas to lead Elias Lutheran Sunday service. Mrs Anna Trovall appointed forelady at Shriner unit. Frances Pryor takes job in Hagerstown, previously Baltimore. Duncan Moore and Shoat start bookkeeping in new Franklin County apartment. Moore becomes manager.
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Ewnm
Niss
Utetin
Mir
Robert Hoillclan
Marianeta
Hiltimore
Lions Club
Womens Missionary Society of Beas Lavaithan
Paulip Bower
Roy Bollinger
Elias Lutheran
Philip Boaer
Wall
Anna Trovall
Shriner
Camnans
Gettysburg
Miss Trovel
Ilaura Martin
Tresart
Zora
Frances Pryor
Baltimore
Hacerstoan
Duncan Moore
Franklink
Gistencastle Pa
Shoat
Local Meeting Scene Described in Emmitsburg
An undated fragment describes Mrs Moore and Mrs Alice Jlis among attendees from the sixth district. It notes a scheduled event in Emmitsburg and a gathering at Boecock with Loomde addressed from a veranda of Hotel dlase Center Square.
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Moore
Alce
Daid
Las. Domaryt
Rick
Bine
Emmitsburg
Boecock
Dlase Center Square
Republican Meetings Held Tonight Evening Schedule Noted
Report details two Republican gatherings planned for tonight across the district. The Central Committee and local party officials are organizing sessions with attendees including Mrs Cligcett and others to discuss electoral strategy and upcoming public events.
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Poevericg Fepribls Central Committee
Cligcett
Fragmentary Tale Sparks Curiosity in Nondescript Scene
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a fleeting encounter or event as a figure in motion eludes clear identification. The text presents broken phrases about pace, color, and perception, leaving readers without concrete names, places, or outcomes to anchor meaning.
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U. D.C
Divenss Plana
Lee
Gan
PCA
Otto
ARROW
Pacific
Troost
Ipehyens
Aly
Momiav
Ian Coe
Troha
Pete Ptedtad
Bet Ivpsgen Wironon
Montana
Wiens Liites Woashine- Pama
Gregor Doetpie
Pep
Re Toy
Alden
Tata
Volla Garments Corseta Gatlen, Lrasueres
Rou
Mes
Brooks
Patrick St
Phane
Frederick County National Bank of
Frederick
Pennsylvania Motor Olt
G. Raymond Shipley
Ponelt Trederick
Sinclair Minstrels
Lucky Strike
Uctel
Clay Morris
Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Morris
Serpe
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