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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
5
The Outlook reports a survey of 1000 Binghampton High School students on ideals and goals. Lincoln Roosevelt and Florence Nightingale were top role models. they value helping others, thrift, school success, music, writing. If given 5000 dollars, most would invest or fund college education.
A message urging businesses and workers to solve difficulties by applying economic laws rather than awaiting government aid. By sweeping in front of their own doors communities and industries can achieve prosperity faster by intelligent action rather than passive reliance on external forces.
Rev J O Warfield of Philadelphia asks for information on Stauffer and Cronise families buried near Walkersville in the old brick Methodist church yard. He cites grave dates 1858 1868 for Joseph and Catherine Stauffer and mentions multiple descendants and variant spellings Croneis Croneiz Kroneiz Kroneise. He requests records from descendants and local historians.
Rev. J Ogle Warfield cites diverse opinions on President Harding and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, while genealogical notes trace Henry Kroneles and Barbara’s family with birthdates from 1776 to 1791 and requests for progenitors and marriage links.
Retirements and relocations dominate this Social World page. Mr and Mrs Henry Krom leave their Thurmont farm after 46 years for a Gracchaum home. many relatives attend. Other moves include John Rippeon party relocating to New Paris on March 29 with numerous attendees. Annie Boone relocates from Breizhner Pleasant to William Mullican farm with help from family and neighbors. A Newark Ledger quip about national aims ends the piece.
At Union Manufacturing Co stockholders meeting directors David Lowenstein Thomas H Haller George H Zimmer man M Eugene Gotzendanner John Baumgardner elected. Charles C Biser county treasurer appointed clerk Maurice Fowles. Rev T Freeman Dixon celebrated fifth anniversary as pastor. A horse attached to FW E Nicks wagon frightened and hit a telephone pole slightly damaging it. A Black Diamond comedy by Katherine Eisenhamer’s troupe featured Viola Rowers Vac Hagan Emma Payne Anna Clahauch Rose Stern Bennett Cates Roy Rul Petey Myer. Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias received two pictures including emblem and degree team portraits by H Dor sey Exchison and Reno S Harp.
A crowd gathers on Patrick and Court streets to watch the hotel site rise as heavy girders are swung into place. Men lean to observe the derrick, then relax when the load settles, joking that watching construction beats the movies.
Miss Helen B. Dorsey wed George C. Mulligan yesterday at 3 PM in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. J C Wrightson officiating. The couple left for Baltimore after the ceremony and will reside at JO West Fourth Street. the bride is daughter of Albert Dorsey and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Charlies Eo Malican, with the latter a World War I veteran and former member of Company A.
A 1922 page from The Boys and Girls News presents brief items about school life and youth activities. It highlights student clubs, classroom projects, and upcoming school events with concise notes on participation and achievements.
A talkative woman and two boys discuss how Chuck Dickingon changes as one friend relentlessly nudges him toward reading. Dave persuades Chuck to read Tale of Two Cities, sparking a shift from sports to books, with humorous reflections on friendship and growing up. The puzzle asks to arrange letter groups Nett aven reve part into a word square, and recalls yesterday's answers Colorado and Georgia.
A child quotes Shakespeare to his father claiming a breakthrough. The father, distracted, asks if anyone spoke. The exchange centers on belief and communication between parent and child.
An old passage describes how in snowy Scotland lost sheep are dug out by sheep dogs and shepherds using poles. It explains dogs scent and locate buried sheep, then men dig, while poles test snow layers, and neighbors lend dogs when many sheep are lost. It notes hunting with poles is slow but used in heavy drifts.
Confederate vessels at Liverpool were held by the British on April 5, 1863. The fourteenth amendment was ratified by Tennessee on April 5, 1863. New York County and City merged on April 5, 1870. Municipal ownership of street railways approved by Chicago on April 5, 1904. A total of 1,500,000 men in the United States army announced on April 5, 1915.
Mrs Murphy of 235 North Market Street has recovered enough to be about. Mrs Andrew A Annan and Mrs Isaac Annan of Emmitsburg are recovering from grippe. Mr W D Colliflower of Emmitsburg has improved after two weeks at home with a severe attack. A classified ad in The News will bring results.
Cramer and Stauffer real estate loan and insurance agents report the sale of a lot of ground improved with a two story frame dwelling at 115 north side of East Sixth street from Mr and Mrs LD Mayne to Mr and Mrs Howard V Strine.
Prairie Poems presents verses attributed to White Eagle, a famed Sioux and Creek rider for the Boys and Girls Newspaper. It blends prairie imagery with playful lines on summer, ponies, and a papoose, featuring a hunter theme and a family camp scene around the campfire.
Rev. Leslie L. Lease and his wife and three children arrived in York Pennsylvania after a nine thousand mile journey from Talitpur India where he served seven years as a Presbyterian missionary. They were met by Lease’s parents at the New York boat dock and will spend their furlough at 682 West Princess Street. The couple’s prior name was Josephine Borne of Brooklyn. Lease plans to teach native New Guinea ring carpentry and other trades as part of a labor program in the region.
Neighbors alerted by a strong odor led to the discovery of Finley Newcomb dead in his residence. Police are investigating the scene as a potential homicide, with no immediate suspects named. The report notes anxious neighbors and local inquiries continuing.
Fragmentary notice from Yellow Springs cites an appointment and names Charlee Linton and Mere ffuit with unclear details about a Bethel service and Sunday afternoon timing. The readable text hints at a disposal or disposition event but specifics are missing.
Do You Know Each county and each of the three legislative districts of Baltimore city shall be entitled to one Senator elected by qualified voters of the counties and districts of Baltimore city. Senators serve four years from election date subject to future classification of Senators per the Constitution.
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