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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
8
The passage discusses the 1870 act establishing the income tax, noting the March 1 1871 deadline for returns of gross income and the roles of assessors. It references the 1871 blank form, pages with filing rules, and a mock or sample filing from Middletown as context.
John N. Mackall, chair of the State Roads Commission, questions the expense of burying conduits for roadside wires. The telephone company cites costs near 22 000 per mile for cables and 35 million overall to remove lines on 300 miles, plus repeater gear. Forestry officials note slow tree planting will gradually conceal lines, arguing underground wiring remains unlikely to spread quickly.
Summers To Thurmont. The Gaon Trust Company has announced the appointment of C Thomas Summers, assistant treasurer, to fill the Thurmont station vacancy left by Stanley R Damath. Summers will move to Thurmont to occupy the home station recently completed on East Main Street.
April 1 reports from Keyaville list visits by C R Koontz and family in Waynesboro with Rev Koontz, plus various family calls and Sunday gatherings. Damascus notes a social gathering at the Burdette home with games and music, illness updates, and several families visiting relatives including the Moore and Boyer households.
The C P telephone girls hosted a lively evening at Mr and Mrs George Barigis home Tuesday March 28 with music games and social talk Refreshments followed later Attendees included Mary E Colli flower Margaret Hartman Ida Fisher Doris Windsor Marian Riples Mary Tyson Helen Reese Julia Shade Lelia Bartgis and others Menuo attendees listed plus many gentlemen. State's Attorney Aaron R Anders returns from Florida trip mixing business with pleasure and noting Sanford and Jacksonville as key stops Middletown Street work advances with concrete shoulders curbs and gutters on Main Street north and south sides St Martins-in-the-Fields London converts pews to couches nightly for the homeless friends of Trafalgar Square
The senior classes of the Boys and Girls high schools held a joint dance at the Boys high school building yesterday evening. Ninety-two students and faculty attended. Music by the Boys high school orchestra led by Prof. S Fenton Harris. Faculty attendees from Girls high included Misses Weiner Routzahn Michael Sidwell. Boys high school attendees listed with many named staff. Also notes on memorial building work by Roy W Poole of Frederick. concrete walls in place. brick building 52 by 125 feet with 600-seat auditorium. occupancy expected next October.
An ad touts Musterole as a pain relief remedy for Neuralgia Masterole with oil of mustard but without the blistering of old mustard plasters. Available in jars and tubes at hospital size for 35 and 5 cents.
A Brunswick party led by Squar caused a night of disorder with a joy ride that crashed into Petersville Garage and a street knife fight leaving a severely cut hand. Blood stains marked the Gregory home area as drunken revelry continued from 11 PM to 4 AM with no arrests recorded.
Many drivers were stuck in mud holes on the two mile road between Hunting Creek bridge and Creagerstown last evening. The rain and blocked tubes made the route nearly impassable, and travel became hazardous for horses and autos. A local effort aided several motorists, with one man credited for pulling out four or five vehicles. The area is part of a longer road extending from Laws town to Creagerstown, with several miles having been completed and the rest unfinished. Also reported was news of rentals at the new Waeslyn Apartment House in Middletown, with all six units leased and residents assigned to specific tenants on each floor.
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