Rotary Club Pays Tribute to Harding
The Frederick Rotary Club held a somber meeting and short service in memory of Warren G. Harding, a former Rotary member. Dr. J. H. Apple spoke of Harding’s rise from citizen to president, noting the nation’s grief as his funeral arrangements proceed. Visitors included Terry W. Smart, Edward Weber, and Rev. R. W. Doty.
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Warren G. Harding
Rotary International
Frederick
William W. Doub
J. H. Apple
Warren G. Barding
Ohio
Terry W. Smart
Long Prairie
Minn
Edward Weber
York
R. W. Doty
Rochester
Mr. Doty
Jefferson
Big Crowd at Liberty Picnic Crowds At Historic Tournament Day
A large turnout filled the Liberty tournament and picnic, with dawn crowds attending the morning tournament and many staying for the afternoon picnic and evening dance. Knights arrived by automobile, four taking part in the competition, while Joe Eisenhauser's orchestra provided music at the open air pavilion for St Peter's Catholic church. The event signals the start of the picnic season, though several large picnics occurred earlier this year in the county.
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Joe Eisenhauser
Liberty
St Peter’s Catholic Church
Designers dispute waistline placement in upcoming costumes
Fashion designers argue over waistline position for fall outfits. Opinions split between extremely low hipline and natural waistline, with many seeking a clear standard for new costumes.
Bejeweled Coiffure Promises To Shine This Winter
A platinum and pearl headdress described as the season’s chic accessory. Paris reports that jeweled coiffure pieces will be the must have for evening frocks this winter, urging readers to save up for the trend.
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Paris
Scouts See President Harding Funeral Train Pass At Camp Catoctin
The Boy Scout Camp at Catoctin hosted A. W. Herbert and family who joined activities like swimming and quoits. Scouts hiked to Brunswick, and on Tuesday evening viewed the train bearing President Harding’s body en route to Washington.
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Catoctin
A. W. Herbert
Herbert
Scout Council of
Frederick
Brunswick
Max Fisher
Clayton Morgan
President Harding
Washington
Boy Scouts of America
Robinson
Duvall
Quoits
Bernard Stull
Quoit
W R. Glen
Oscar Grove
Master Watts
Frederick Max Fisher
No Milk Edict Allegedly Uproots Dairy Rout in China
The article claims a capress issued an edict against drinking milk, portraying it as a tender hearted act to spare calves. It notes advertising in The News as a benefit.
Hotel Yardley Robbery Arrests After Funeral Passes Brunswick
Four men were arrested after an attempted robbery at the Hotel Yardley in Brunswick during President Harding’s funeral procession. Roy Green fired, wounding Martin Haines in the arm. Haines was treated at Frederick City Hospital and is resting well. Becraft Green and Marriman were bound over to the grand jury. Morrrillan released on bond.
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Frederick City Hospital
Yardley
Brunswick
President Haning
Brunewick
Roy Green
Martin Haines
Morgan Runkles
Ernest Main
Yond
Dc. H. Becraft
Ray Green
Pat Marriman
Haines
Howard Marvin Jones
Jones
Morrillan
Becraft
Green
John Barleycorn
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