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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1928

Page

4

Bullying: Court Implores, Wredeciok, Md.

A damaged, partial text from The Daily News notes a court matter involving Bullying in Wredeciok Maryland. The item references Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. and Associated Press credits with editorial policy notes about real names and attribution. The passage ends with a postal notice about Frederic Maryland post office.

Ependent Ee Ak Gourt Lpireee Wredeciok SER Qabat Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO Associated Press Zrena

Seeds and sowing quality urged for farmers

The article stresses seed quality and testing in rural sowing. It warns against cheap seeds with low vitality and weed content, noting European controls and the cost of failed germination. Frederick retailers are praised for dealing with reliable seed producers to protect farmers and ensure dependable stock.

Frederick

Advertising Aids All Through Newspapers and Cars

Advertising and the automobile bring city shops to the farm and suburban homes. Newspapers list complete quotations and prices daily with ads guiding purchases. A next day visit by car completes the exchange, contrasting with the slow, tedious past of rural commerce.

Inquiring Reporter: Five Citizens Give Their Views

In the panel of random readers five residents share quick opinions on the show Spanish Moon. B D Michael says it measured up to the standard of other years. Mrs Renn, Harl Rensburg, Mrs Heisey, and Earl Howard all praise the production.

B. D. Michael John 8. Renn Harl E. Remsburg Chester E. Heisey Earl H. Howard

Mall order houses and newspaper ads alter buying

Mall order houses offered rural buyers a planning store on paper and the daily service of catalogs, giving consumers price and goods options from all merchants. This 24 hour service helps the public determine its wants and challenges merchants who lack broad advertising reach.

Pageant at Rockville Aims for Historical Montgomery County Show

Preparations begin for a June 2 pageant at the Rockville fair grounds to benefit the Montgomery County Social Savvies League. The event will depict county history from indigenous times to the present with elaborate costumes and hundreds of schoolchildren. Mrs J Darby Buewman leads the effort, with Mrs Maude Howe Smith and Mrs Wiliam J Peters assisting. local clubs chambers of commerce volunteer fire departments National Guard units and other groups will be invited to participate along with Gov. Ritchie and other prominent figures.

Rockville Montgomery County Rockville Fair Grounds Montgomery County Social Savvies League J. Darby Buewman Soc Service Committee Montgomery County Federation of Women's, Cipbe

Montgomery Delegates Named for Maryland Democratic Convention

Montgomery county selects five delegates to the Democratic state convention in Baltimore, including Ergenen Jones and George P. Sacks. no presidential candidate filed, delegation will be uninstructed but expected to back Governor Ritchie. In March the Montgomery circuits court recorded 224 deeds 147 mortgages and releases 140 deeds of trust and 177 bills of sale and issued 383 anglers licenses.

Montgomery Ergenen Jones Kensington George P. Sacks Hethesda J. Bond Smith Tacoma Park Annie H. Steadh Somerset Charles W. Woodward Poolesville Montgomery County Bailimore Ritchie Rockville

Litt sells Gettysburg property on Baltimore street

George D. Litt sold his Gettysburg Pennsylvania property on Baltimore street formerly the Braunreuter home to J Wilbur Warner of Frederick. Possession to be given May 6. Readers of The News are well informed. Subscribe now.

Gettysburg George D. Litt Baltimore Street Braunreuter J. Wilbur Warner Frederick

Frederick Classis selects officers and sewing school pro grams

At a Maryland Classis meeting Rev Charles W Levin of Baltimore was elected president with Elder Melvin A E Riser as Frederick secretary. The W C T U sewing school led by Ada Rhodes presented programs including a Flower Song and various performances by local girls and women.

Board of Trustees The Maryland W.C T.U. Sewing School Mies Ada Rhodes Princess Tiedes Ace Pawanecberine Foxe Wen Cane Paul Martha Retari Roeher

Emmitsburg Easter Visits Show Local Residents

Emmitsburg and surrounding area report Easter visitors and residents spending the holiday at family homes. Notable names include Miss Mary Frances Mandorff in Baltimore, Lt. Rev. Monsignor Bradley at Mount Savage, and Miss Margaret Zimmerman visiting from Plainfield New Jersey. Several students and staff from Mount St Marys College and St Josephs College are noted, along with local exchanges of visitors from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Syracuse, and Washington.

Emmitsburg Mia Bernadine Brennan Detroit Mich Mary Brennan St. Joseph's College Paul Hartman Baltimore Belle One Mary Francesa Mandorff Frederick Mastin Harry Hays Blair School Blairstown N. J Thomas Iays Mary Agnes Boyle St. Joseph’s Hospital James Boyle Lucy Higbee Voltaville E. L. Higbee Lottie Hoke Frederick High School Jacob Hoke Margaret Zimmerman Plainfield N. JL Luther Zimmerman MM. J. Thompson Regina Mondorff L. L. Mondorff B. J. Bradley Mount St. Mary's College Geo. Tragessar Mount Savage George Shortess Charles B. Shaughneasy Shaughnessy Cheatertown Joseph Sheff Marlen Mr. Sheff Mr. Shum John Brooke Boyle Georgetown University Medical School Washington, D. C J. Brooke Soyle Mount St Mary's Seminary John F. Dunne Engsh New York City L. Edwin Motter James Brooke Barry Boyle Patrick Martin University of Maryland Hospital Regina Mondorif St. Joseph's High School M. J. Thompson Rockford Easter Charles David Gillelan Harry Boyle Hagerstown Harry S. Boyle Miss Reinaendorff Anna Muller Taster Simon Klosky Washington GC Felix Alice Kerrigan Gettysburg J. A. Kerrigan William Hosensteel Tdalittoare Charles Rosentseel Emptisburg Intia Wordsworth J. M. Kerrican Robert Sell Charles Fickes York Grant Bell C. J. Yardley Richmond St. Joseph's Cotlege Katherine McDonald Nelle Driscoll Martha TI. Builer Helen Syracuse N.Y St. Joseph’s College J. M. Hearn Catherine P. Hearn N. Y Emmitschurch Meant Frederick Hospital Elmer Nusbaum Maryland General Hospital Frederick Green John Brown Kreage Martin Schweitzer Frank Smith Lemon Lisbon Howard County John Almsworth Ainsworth Buckeyptown Jease Curran Charlotte Taneytown Solomon Bair Edward Bair George Duttora Frederick LeFever Littlestown Reuben Bair William Aumen Robert Vyousise Charlotte Houck Woodsboro Russel Myers David Samuel Green Verney Brown Raymond Ferry Hanover James Voger Unger Westminster Helen Baker Maybelle Rinehart Carroll Easterney W. M. College Preston Ropp Sterling Stull M. A. Pittinger Margaret F. Englar Urner Englar

Boy Scouts Plan Town Hall Entertainment

About twenty five Scouts gathered in the town hall on April 24 for an entertainment by the Union Bridge Yaieon group. A court of honor was organized Friday by Country Tr WoYerry Bradier with Prof. Emer Wise as chairman and W C Thompson as secretary, recognizing merit and forthcoming promotions.

Witamanders G. & LeForge Peter

Local Notables Visit Relatives and Return Home

Middletown residents and friends travel from Jefferson Storm Frederick and surrounding towns visiting relatives in Jefferson, Burkittsville, Rosemont and Brunswick. Students from Western Maryland College and Hood College spend spring vacations with families in the area.

Middletown Clinton K. Main Luckett’s Ralph Culler, Jr Jefferson Storm Frederick J. E. Long Hagerstown Henry A. Norris Jefferson Street Lloyd el, Barber Isadora Barber Lillie C. Marlett Splinsgrove May Gaylor Catherine Miller Hanover Burkittsville Clarence W. Rudy Braddock Heights Washington Richard Hanver Philadelphia R. V. Hanver Hilda Hemp Hood Callege Wade Thomas East Falls Church W. Hayes Grownfferson Archibald Riddick Wim ©. Rau Rosemont Brunswick Charles K. Rhoderick Brooklyn N.Y. Y Lee Gaver Newark N. 1 Martin Diffendal John Reinecke Western Maryland College Westminster Nina Miller Elna Ridge College New Windsor T. A. Miller Bur- Rittssile Jhiyes Brown, Jr W. Hayes Brown William A. Thorine Newton T. Horie Imogene Horine Henry R. Showmaker Reese Shoemaker Berwin C. A. Stevenson Columbus Ohio

Fashion as Appearance Shapes Worldly Values

A clipped aphorism cites fashion as the science of appearances driving the urge to seem rather than be. It echoes biblical and literary reflections on worldly vanities and identity.

Chapin

Today in History and Anniversaries Recap

Historic events noted from 1811 to 1962 include Wellington’s 1814 victory at Toulon, Fort Pulaski capture, and Cecil Rhodes burial. Birthdays list Eugene D Albert and George Arliss among others. daily events cover Pershing’s 25 years ago feat and 1930s U.S. figures. Primaries and conventions actions noted for Nebraska Illinois New York Rhode Island Idaho.

Wellington Toulous Peningular J. Ross Clark Los Angeles & Salt Lake Connellsville Los Angeles Fort Pulaski Georgia New York Oregon Salem Charles Stewart Parnell John O'Brien John T. Raymond Evaneville Ind Buffalo N. Y Cecil Rhodes Maioppo Hills Eugene D’albert Glasgow Scotland Joseph H. Nefrees Chamber of Commerce of Uited William Tiarlitt Pershing Baralod Philippines Nebraska Iillinois U. S Illinois Medill McCormick Chicago William Hale Thomson United States Charles S. Deneen Smith Rhode Island Idaho

Letter Golf Puzzle Sparks Spring Fever

In this puzzle briefing readers learn how to transform one word into another using single letter changes per stroke. Rules require valid common words at every step and fixed letter order. The objective is to connect WILD to ROSE in four strokes with a complete, usable word at each jump.

Life's Niceties Etiquette Hints and Social Rules

A fragment discusses etiquette for wives accepting husbands courtesies and how to respond with praise. It also references a road project detouring to a mine track with equipment and a Monday start, noting street improvements and related expenses amid unclear local details.

Season of Sports on Track and Field Brings Warning

Dr Morris Fishbein discusses benefits and dangers of track athletics as the season begins. The article covers heart health, breathing, and suitability of body types for sprinters and distance runners, with notes on medical screening and risk factors for lung disease and overexertion.

Fishbein Morris Fishlein American Medical Association D. Hygen Health Hermann Altrock

Five Seek Re election In Rockville Town Election

After a routine monthly meeting the Rockville mayor and council discussed the town election set for the first Monday in May. All current officials Mayor J Roger Spates and Councilmen Joseph L Clagett HL Worthington Talbott Stedman Prescott and J Paul Brun will stand for reelection to serve two years.

Rockville J. Roger Spates Joseph L. Clagett HL Worthington ‘Talbott Stedman Prescott J. Paul Brunat

Daily Lessons In English Conjecture Word Study

A fragmentary note by W L Gordon on common errors and vocabulary building. It mentions misused words such as ready and Aboriginals and defines conjecture as a guess with examples. The piece emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and suggests using surmise as a synonym.

W. L. Gordon Masterin

The Miser Bill Siser Passes From Wealth to Nothing

A satirical verse by N. A. Luzbury condemns BILL MISER a ruthless 60 year rich man whose hoarding wealth and cold heart left him with nothing at death. The poem recounts his vast holdings and refusal to aid others then notes his passing with all wealth lost.

Bill Siser Bill Mile Hhis Weall Bill Miser N. A. Lufburrow

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