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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1927

Page

4

City Park Named for Sed Mra Joorph Baker

The mayor and aldermen honor Mr Sed Mra Joorph Baker with the naming of the city park. The tribute recognizes his generosity and acts of kindness benefiting Freder ia city and surrounding community.

Sed Joorph Baker Frederia City Comnts

Pennsylvan ia Railroad Plans New Frederick Station

The Frederick community faces overdue public improvements tied to the Penn ypivania Railroad Company. After decades of promises and little action, residents question the railroad’s intent and demand concrete progress to honor prior commitments. Local business leaders warn the railroad must recall its past assurances or risk losing support.

Tme-Sennevl Pennypivania Railroad Company Frederick Wennssylvania Railroad Pregerick

General Leonard Wood Remembered as Stalwart American Leader

The public mourns General Leonard Wood a devoted military commander and administrator of colonial affairs. He urged national training camps before World War I and inspired readiness for the wars that followed, even as health declined. Citizens part from him with deep regret.

Leonard Wood Wood Pattsburgh

Five Detters a Ten for Cem Btation Brings Caustic Letter

A caustic reader letter appears in The News criticizing a local cemetery station project. The author identifies as Mr. Getnever and signs a sharp rebuke to city plans reported in a prior issue. The piece reflects strong public sentiment on the cemetery matter.

Invisible Fortune and Corn Stalk Plan in War Time

An article discusses an idea by Dr George E Burges director of the United States Bureau of something about converting waste farm by products into profitable materials like wall board. It notes a proposed price of 85 per ton for corn stalks and debates farmer gains versus industrial benefits. A personal anecdote ends with a caution about waste not being inevitable on a well kept farm. Auto Hits Tree in Middletown A Dodge coupe driven by Anita Gill of Washington DC hits a tree on Prospect Street causing front-end damage. passengers escape injury slight.

Mat George E. Burgesa United States Btuapéerds Counwy Henry Smith America L. F. Kefauver Middletown Auto Anita Gill Washington, D. C John D. Keller Prospect Street Mrr Edgar R. Young

YMCA Board Plans November 15 Completion and Local Gatherings

Twenty years ago in Frederick a YMCA board meeting in Kemp Hall reported the building would be ready for use by November 15. A large crowd attended the Manor picnic near Backere town where Governor Edwin Warfield gave the principal address. A Morris wholesale house branch opened at 4 North Market Street. A Braddock Heights meeting drew attendees as Hamamosd Creer was nominated for Attorney General of Maryland by the Republican state convention.

Kemp Hall Charles Wertheme Balling the Manor Backere Edwin Warfeld AT. Morris Wholesale Biar House Ciscinnarth Ohio Dans Cf. Sevier North Market Street Hamamosd Creer Mar Beltimore Rev S. Herp Cheries D. Wagamea Washington County

Frederick Dertzbaugh A Prominent Frederick Businessman

Born November 16 1852 in Frederick he rose from public schools to high school then clerking at Shipley and Bopst. In 1908 he formed Smith and Dertzbaugh later bought out, became a top Equitable Life agent and active civic leader in Frederick clubs and charity. Married December 1 1923 to Cornelia R McSherry, they reside at 111 West Second Street.

Lewis R. Dertsbaugh Frederick Bast Eee Emma J. Dertzbaugh William H. Dertzbaugh Dertzbaugh Shipley and Bopst, Booksellers Atar Momete Gal Kettiel Bang Corher Storm and Shipley Equithable Life Assurance Society Dertabaugh Republican Party Evangelical Reformed Church Frederick Board Columbia Lodge A. F Enoch Chapter Royal Arch Masons Jacques Fe Molay Commandery Knights Templar Af Frederick Lodge B. P.O. Elke N. Gand Fiaia Bag Beem Citizens’ Ladder Truck Co Frederick Catoctin M.C. A Lertsbaugh Mins Cornelia R McSherry Weat Second Street

Today In History and Anniversaries

A collection of brief historical notes and birthdays noting events from 04 Blenheim to 1900s figures. Highlights include the Battle of Blenheim, riots at Brownsville, Kemal Pasha’s decree, and notable births like Sir John Millais and violinist Edwin Grasse.

Blenheim Duke of Malborough Prince Eugene Glowcester Maas Beutenom Fremont Rockies South Pasa Ratan Russia Freano Calif Sir John Millais Royal Academy London Southhampton Brownsville Texas Mustapha Kemal Pasha Turkey

Life's Niceties Hints On Etiquette Column

Question and answer about table etiquette. A man should not routinely leave a woman alone at the table. the response suggests asking friends to join later or inviting guests to the table for dessert. The exchange reads as a didactic etiquette fragment from a past column.

Dortog

Brave Old Oak

A fragmentary verse attributes a strong kingly image to an old oak tree in a wood. The speaker personifies the tree displaying power under fading light and stormy winds as night falls, highlighting fearsome presence and enduring majesty.

Steen Wood Henry Fothergi Chorley

Local Man borrows paper in fragmented text

A fragmentary scene shows a man asking to borrow a newspaper amounting to a small sum. The passage references blurred names and garbled lines indicating a chaotic moment among neighbors and friends.

Frederick Area Social Notes and Local Events

Community updates from Frederick highlight park naming Baker Park in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Baker, holiday fairs, canning season, and annual canines events. Local groups discuss exhibits at the Frederick Fair, youth camps at Mr. Baker’s site, and charity drives at Braddock Heights. Mary Esther signs off with well wishes and sermon plans.

Frederick Lindbergh Henry Ford Edsel Ford St Leos Bellevas Farm Baltimore Pikes Baker Joseph D. Baker

Daily English Lessons from W L Geevon

Daily lessons teach correct usage and pronunciation. The guide highlights common errors such as misusing phrases, misspellings, and pronunciation, and promotes vocabulary growth with a daily word example lavish meaning profuse and generous, as in He was very lavish with his gifts.

W. L. Geevon

Ice Man Delights Town in Summer Heat

A playful poem describes the daily ice man who cools the town and pleases residents. Children and adults enjoy the refreshing treats as heat waves fade, with a lighthearted nod to summer and community cheer.

Aledegaio Rita

Montgomery County Adopts No School Year Payment Plan

The Montgomery County Board of Education approved no schedule for teacher salaries for a school year starting September 12. The year is divided into 24 terms of seven working days each. Holidays include Thanksgiving five days, Christmas five days, Master two days, and Memorial Day.

Montgomery County Boant of Et Hse iUba Yeaz Aays Eech

Pre-School Eye Clinics Fight Childhood Blindness

Article notes reducing childhood blindness through early eye clinics and eyeglasses in New York and across the country. It cites the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness and discusses the role of school clinics, future needs for 5 900 clinics, and the potential impact of a bacterial cause of trachoma. It also highlights prevention in industry with protective eyewear and public health awareness.

DR More Fishbrin Americsa Medical Association Hygels Hearth National Committee For the Prevention Bay Bora Nogechi Rockefeller Institute

Attaence Guest Wins Two-Week Vacation

A guest named Attaence won a two weeks vacation and then returned home to rest. The fragment notes his winning and subsequent return as the main events. No additional details are provided.

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