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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1928

Page

4

The Daily News Frederick Md Editorial Notice

The Daily News notes that all news dispatches from The Associated Press are exclusive to use for publication. Readers must submit their real name with communications and free notices of advertising nature should be written and mailed to the office. Corrections will be printed on attention of the editor.

News-Post Breet Frederick Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO Associated Press Associated

April Fools Day Traditions Across the World

The piece notes March 31 as the eve of April Fools with people sent on fictitious errands and anonymous insulting valentines. It reflects on humor, hurt feelings, and the social mood about practical jokes and wit across cultures. It then shifts to Frederick moving season, detailing housing shifts, costs, and opportunities reflecting prosperity and altered housing demand driven by new construction and rental options. It ends with a quip about the modern girl and a segue to fishing.

Hindustan Frederick

Brazen older man defies norms in quiet town scene

A blunt elderly figure stirs attention in a small community setting as locals discuss behavior and boundaries. The report notes the tension around his actions and the public response, highlighting social expectations and local perceptions.

Inquiring Reporter on Remus Sanity Adjudication

Inquiring Reporter asks notable figures if they were surprised by George Remus being adjudged sane. Justice Bowers says he was surprised at the insanity plea but not at the ruling. Harp, Murdoch, Walsh, and Remsburg express varied reactions, with some calling the trial and outcome unsurprising and one suggesting a possible setup.

George Remus Sherman P. Bowers A. R. Remsburg

Corrections on Calvert report and obit for Amanda Probee

Letters to the editor correct the report naming Gov Leonard Calvert and place the colonial hardship in Sir George Calvert s Newfoundland colony. The notice honors Amanda Probee known as Mammy in Frederick, recalling her nursing, service to All Saints Church, and six sons at her casket with praise for her gentle steadfastness and faithfulness.

Historical Societe Lord Leonard Calvert Gov. Leonard Calvert Maryland Sir George Calvert Newfoundland St. Marie's Bancroft Lilberts Calvert Mbe Prancis Tenwick Smuph Amanda Probee Frederick Inde Amanda George R. Dennis All Saints Church

Sacred Cantata at All Saints Church Sunday

At All Saints Church a sacred cantata titled Penitence Pardon and Peace will be performed by the church choir Sunday at 4 o clock. Soloists include Mrs Joseph T Pyles Miss Katherine Baker Miss Margaret Van Pessen Alias Mrs Elisabeth Pyles Miss Mirfay Rood Yeners, and Currall Yi Hendrickson with organist M Bernhardt Williamson. The service will omit Evening Prayer and open with a hymn and prayers. A Rhodesia tale of tithe discovery follows.

All Saints’ Church Michael Pue Bernhardt Williamson Martin Eo Liehisen

Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick

Twenty years ago in Frederick the column notes past events and people, including mentions of Berkeley Springs West Virginia, Forward, Reber Daenel, Towne rounds, Lacen Webb, and Yofrava Wes. The garbled OCR shows a collage of names and places without a clear single incident.

Frederick

Who's Who in Frederick Chapline County Treasurer and Banker

Frederick native Frederick County Treasurer and Independent Hose Company president Chapman Chapline, born May 21 1871 in Shepherdstown WV, had a 42 year career in Frederick North Market Street area. He worked at the Frederick Examiner printery, Thomas N. Haller Dry Goods, Frederick Town Savings Institution, and was elected County Treasurer in 1926. Married 1899 to Mary Byerly, they had three children. He held memberships in Masons Odd Fellows Kiwanis and All Saints church and enjoyed gardening fire service and fishing.

Thomas Augustus Chapline Independent Hose Company Shepherdstown W. Va I. Thomas and Laura Schley Chapline Edward Schley Frederick Chapline Koefer and Knauff P Thomas Nt. Haller Fredericktown Savings Institution The Savings Institution J. Marshall Muller Edwin C. Markell Frederick Coun North Market Street Chu Iine Columbia Lodge Ocient Frea All Saints Church Mr. Chapline Mary Byerly J. Davis Byerly Mary Markell George and Sophia Markell George Markell Chapline Mary Elizabeth Chapline

Open District Offices Appointed by J C Penney Company

J W Donnan, manager of the local J C Penney Company store, announced five district offices to meet growing demand. New offices will be in Atlanta Columbus Des Moines Oklahoma City and New York City. District reps will come from J C Penney ranks. H E Ruffner heads Atlanta. G E Mack Columbus. T J Maroney Des Moines. E A Martin Oklahoma City. A N Newcomb New York.

J. W. Donnan J. C. Kenney Company Atlanta Columbus Ohio Des Moines Oklahoma City Okla New York City J. C. Penney Company HE. G. Ruffner Port Arthur Texas G. E Mack Ash

Letter Golf Rules and Example From a Puzzle Page

Notes on a word ladder game titled Letter Golf. It explains changing one letter at a time to form a new valid word while preserving letter order, with a par nine difficulty, and a sample from COW to FEN via HOW HEW HEN.

Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquette

A reading on polite conduct suggests thanking service staff through a note of appreciation. It lists lesser workers like waiters chambermaids porters and those in administrative posts such as hotel clerks ship parsers or Pullman conductors. A simple respectful word or commendation reflects gratitude.

Honest Man and the Free Here in Old Square

Fragmentary verses depict an honest man scorned by the crowd and the city square setting. Cryptic references to trust, virtue, and public judgment appear amid garbled phrasing and nameless fragments.

Saturday Chat by The Girl About Town

The column notes the arrival of April and spring brought by warmer and cooler weather with twists in local life. It covers apartment moves, politics shaping up, Confederate monuments cared for, DAR and SAR activities, Hood College, and local planning for roads, Camp Ritchie, and Shenandoah Park. The piece ends with a playful nudge about April 1.

Today In History and Birthdays for 1928

Today recalls Napoleonic events in 1814 and later milestones such as Constable and Saxe deaths. Birth anniversaries include Prince Henry William and Beniamino Gish. Also notes Miners strike a year ago and Lexington’s historic ties as 1928 begins the new year.

Prince Henry William King George Queen Mary Claude A. Swanson United States Virginia Pittsylvania County Beniamino Gish Tennor Metropolitan Opera Company Italy James M. Cox Ohio Jacksonburg Henry W.temple Lexington

Local Social News From Mt Airy Area Highlights Visits

Mr Airy and Mrs Sallie Mills return to Baltimore after two week visit with Burdette family. Visitors of R E Davis include W M Dutrow Gaithersburg and Mrs A W Buckingham Mt Airy. Edgar Ireland and daughter Dorothy Baltimore visit Chas Gartrell. Luther Beatty Frederick visits grandparents Edward and Mrs Beatty. Kemp Norwood and George Main families motor to Westminster. R E Hardette visits Baltimore. Mrs Charles Hooper visits parents Lewis Anglesbee near Watersville. Mt Airy residents Torheim Margarette Shade Frank Mister visit Washington. Lindsay Browning family in Washington. Charles Oxle to Westminster. W Yocum Glenmore Pa visits EL Davis Wednesday.

Mr. Airy Luther Beatty Frederick Edward Beatty Kemp Norwood George Main Westminster R. E. Hardette Baltimore Charles Hooper Lewis Anglesbee Watersville Washington Tornheim Margarette Tornheim CE. Shade Frank Mister Mt. Airy Lindsay Browning Sundar Charles Oxle W. Yocum Glen Moore EL Davis

Local Notes From Lewistown March Row of Repairs and Visits

Mar 30 Lewistown notes mention Mr and Mrs Tarry Warne of Newport News Va visiting. Mr Franklin Miler recovering at home. Miss Ruth Kehoe spent Sunday with Miss Marr Saw ang dargh. Young People's meeting Sunday night with Miss Nelde Rambare as est and Rev speaker Readings given and a vieha sole hr Li tan Rie, Mrs C T Siw sang. Mr Banoericer gave an ai i Pevella. Le sere, sits, Mrs Miuiard cate a realing.

Lewistown Tarry Warne Newport News Franklin Miler Ruth Kehoe Sanday Marr Ang Dargh Young People Nelde Rambare C. T. Siw

Housing and Health Link Explored by Dr Morris Fishbein

Dr Morris Fishbein argues housing quality deeply affects health. Overcrowding, dampness, poor light and ventilation threaten wellbeing. Frontage, water, sewers, and outside facilities influence safety. Kitchener apartments risk for children. Britain and Germany enforce rural worker housing standards for gardens, drains, lighting, heat and ventilation.

Morris Fishbein The American Medical Association Hyzeia Health Magazine Kitchener Great Britain Germany

Massachusetts celebrates 215th birthday anniversary today

Massachusetts marks its 215th anniversary of incorporation on March 31, 1713. The mass tribute notes clocks nationwide moved forward ten years ago to save daylight, and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals observes sixty years since its founder. Also noted are the America's oldest triplets Francis I Trumble, Franklin I Trumbull, and Fannie I Lewis celebrating their eightieth birthdays. A Cuban government invitation prompts nine leading motions to send representatives to an international immigration conference in Havana.

Francis 1 Trumble Pittsfield Mass Franklin I. Trumbull Averill Park Fannie I Lewis Troy Havana

Daily Lessons In English by Gordon

Day by day guide to English usage and pronunciation with examples. Highlights common errors such as misused words and mispronunciations. Notes on spelling and synonyms. Mentions Captain E B R Evans as a naval aide to King George with many medals.

W. L. Gordon EB. R. G. R. Evans King George

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