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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1926
Page
3
Prepared by C. T. Westman Scout Executive. About 10 scout officers will help run camp with Maj. Van DeBoe visiting for a week. A big camp fire with songs stunts and stories will be memorable. Applications due by Wednesday Aug 18. Troop 7 leads with most boys registered and likely to win the pennant offered by the camp committee.
Friday morning at 9 o clock the Frederick county scouts assemble at the court house for a medical examination by the State Health Department under Dr Kefanver. They will check camp items, then depart for the Monocacy river camp near Buckeystown. Between 35 and 40 boys are expected.
Former Sheriff James P. Gott of Rockville enters the Democratic race for Orphans Court judge by filing a candidacy with Rockville election officials and posting the required deposit. Other contenders for the three nominations include John R. Lewis P Hicks Ray Henry J. Hunt and Thomas N. Bailey, who are expected to file soon. Sale of City Residence Noah E. Cramer and Son sell to Thomas Lipps the 211 East Fifth Street property with dwelling, barn, and garage, possession October 1.
Rev. Berkley Griffith resigned as rector of St Peter's Parish Poolesville Montgomery county after years in charge. He is named rector of St Margaret's Parish Prince Georges county and will begin duties at once. His farewell sermon was held in Poolesville last Sunday.
Some large users of the telephone now avoid the extra charge for overtime on long distance calls by using a sand glass to tell when their time is up.
Seventy five dollars in fines were handed down in municipal court Monday evening as nineteen defendants appeared before Judge J. Motter. Several were charged with disorderly conduct after gatherings near Carroll Creek. fines ranged from 1 to 250 dollars, with numerous defendants colored.
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