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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1936
Page
5
Obituaries and death notices recount the deaths of Franklin D. Grams Lola C. Jones and Dora B. Ayleshire. Details include family relations, funeral arrangements, and interment locations. Additional notes mention survivors, memorial services, and funeral directors.
Sunmunon 140 witnesses were summoned for jury appearance as the roster expanded in the pending grand jury matter. The panel list reached 240 today with scheduled summons through Thursday, September 29, and includes names such as Bogen and Petey with dates in late September.
A mass meeting organized by the Salvation Army is announced for tonight. The event features Mrs Dyuthas EM and Miss 1ger2 Comet ats, with musical accompaniment and readings. Attendance is reported high with over 3 000 people expected.
Thousands of footsore veterans joined the 18th annual American Legion parade winding four miles from Euclid Avenue to the municipal stadium on Lake Erie. The day paused for the event as business and schools closed and crowds lined the route amid trumpets and banners.
Mrs. John Stines of Rockville spent days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Quinn near Pearl View Site farm. Several relatives including Catherine Cline, Elgood Green, and others visited Albert Cline in Potts town. Anne Fisher in Philadelphia joined Catherine Smith in Washington and other relatives visited in Frederick and Hockeystown. Commander Charles J. Harter and Mrs Harter with Vivian visited Philadelphia. San Antonio cousins stayed with John H. Albanech in West Church Meet. Clarence Carty marked his birthday at East Patrick Street. Mrs. David Steiner celebrates a quiet birthday today at 2446 East Sixth Street.
Reported medical updates list Mr W Krisé operated at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore with satisfactory progress. Mrs Virgie M Staley from Yellow Springs shows improvement after a week of indisposition. Mrs Heven Turras of Pleasant noted gas service restored at Frederick City Hospital.
The readable snippet shows garbled phrases with scattered names and places, lacking a clear event or outcome. No coherent persons, organizations, or dates are identifiable to form a factual summary.
Fragmented OCR text notes a surprise birthday party for a list of local residents and family members. The jumble mentions names like Kathinen Catherine J im, James Kroes, Belle Dorsey, and Mrs. Stottiemmarr among others, with references to summer travel and return to Washington and Cincinnati.
A quirky tale about a film actor known for dramatic knife tossing and throwing tricks. The piece notes his unusual stunts and growing fame while hinting at a growing fortune from these dangerous demonstrations.
A Lewistown club observed its sixteenth anniversary with a community event. Members and guests gathered for a program including a dedication ceremony, speeches, and a light reception. The gathering featured reflections on past years and plans for future activities.
Friday afternoon visits include Mrs Mabel Smith with Mrs Ray Smith and Mrs Kathryn Smith. Baker and family attended the Union ball game Saturday afternoon. Mr Cale Young and Mr Zepp were in Baltimore Tuesday. Wilbur Stonesifer and family at Graveham. Mrs Helen Balugger improving at hospital. George Martel and Mrs Fouts visited Mrs Naomi Porney. Mr and Mrs Glenn Shoeksy with friends near Asien. Mrs Laurence Fount? and others via visits at Paan Derdges pack near Harte bare.
A dining etiquette fragment explains fork placement with all forks on the left and the oyster fork on the right. It states knives and spoons go on the right, with butterfly knives across butter plates, and clarifies the positions of the lettuce and other items relative to the plate.
An additional criminal appeal has been entered in the present term docket of the circuit court. The action involves Harry A. Meddivord of Frederick, appealing a decision by Justice John Walt of New Market, with a bond set at 24 dollars and a request to reveal name and address.
Fragmentary local mentions reference a community event and a TV program aired Thursday. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate upcoming activities and possible church involvement.
Fragmented text notes Roosevelt passing Viark and a state election in 1932 with references to candidates and primaries. Mentions Sept and various local names, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Scrap metal buyer Frederick Junk Company announces cash payments for scrap iron steel tin and all metals. Includes radiators batteries and various metal items. Location 310 Chapel Alley between Dred and 4th Streets with delivery available. Contact TOCA Late Teleam for details.
In a damaged OCR fragment readable portions name a local sale action and officials. The notice hints at a public sale planned by city authorities with details partially obscured.
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