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A terse notice in an old paper notes Reverend Joann Went of Mus Mare fell ill, prompting church or community responses. Details are fragmentary, with limited context about impacts or timeline.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
5
A terse notice in an old paper notes Reverend Joann Went of Mus Mare fell ill, prompting church or community responses. Details are fragmentary, with limited context about impacts or timeline.
A fragment outlines the farmer's burden of daylight saving with impact on farming life. It notes longer workdays to harvest crops and the clash with shop hours, trading halls, and gossip as traders close early, disrupting rural routines and routines tied to weather and field work.
Local notice lists Yorktown films to be shown Friday including Chroisks of Ameca presented at Union Bridge. Several residents are mentioned visiting or dining with neighbors and relatives in Newark and Jersey areas.
Widespread social updates from Barnesville and neighboring towns list visits, dinners, and engagements. Notables include Mr. G. Ray and st. Hays at Hra Church, interment at Bea af Cemetery, Mrs. Riginald J. Arthur Morningstar and Elmer Orme as dinner guests, and Mrs. Gertrude W. Gough announcing Virginia Worthington Stonestreet’s engagement to Edward Francis Giddings of Berwyn. Additional items cover motor trips, family visits, and upcoming weddings with local graduates and area ties.
Fragmented text mentions Edgewood and Laugh ayemoon with Mrs John E G familt of Resse and Samuel J Fosse with family. Other names appear with unclear relations and no coherent event or outcome.
Residents of Green Valley gathered for a Sept 30 event at Felix Plunkard’s home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Guy, Mr and Mrs Ernest Page, Roy Myers family of Quimasville, many Plunkards and Hormans, and Milton Warfield with others. Visitors originated from Frederick and nearby areas.
Akron editors receive navy list correcting terms for the new airship. The bureau distinguishes correct wording such as dreadnaught of the skies and flags like main engines, bow and stern, and engine cars. The issue targets misused phrases and aligns jargon for the dirigible project.
Local items include the Home Building and Loan Association note via secretary Lewis H. Knock at Hesshverger’s 213 North Marset Street. A Frederick Kindergarten reopen date and contact Miss Margare Eisenhauer at North Market. Regional notices refer to bank claims and rent rates with garage information at 14 West Paice.
Fragmented OCR text discusses land value and wage or salary context following a war. Possible references to dollar value per acre and salary scales, with unclear dates or places. No clear names, organizations, or measurable figures available in readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR shows Citizens' National Bank listing and references to Holland grown bulbs and Senger & Company. Mentions Board of Aldermen and a phone number 108-107, with garbled phrases around a banking or notice item.
Sunday school at St Mark's Lutheran church began at 10 a m with songs Scripture reading and pastor prayer Rev H Shu sonfi led recitations by Phyllis Frye a quartet of Mrs David Speent Mrs Alec Frye a reading by Mrs Silas Murray a trio with Mrs Davie Specht M W Hickman and Mrs C H and a benediction Mrs Shull led the service Ladies Aid meets Sunday at 7 p m James Basford of Washington visited his father Willam Basford over the weekend Mrs James Smith visits with son Millard Smith and family of Baltimore Mr and Mrs James Smith plan next week’s visit with them.
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