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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1926
Page
3
Curious crowd gathers outside Polyclinic Hospital New York as Rudolph Valentino's last morning unfolds. Police move in minutes before the end of the fight while Tex Rickard's Madison Square Garden looms in the background.
Prepared by T. Westrian Scout Executive notes twenty two Scouts not in camp with more expected. Lions Rotary Kiwanis clubs plan visits to the camp while the Scouts entertain with a camp fire. Sparrow Harrisburg Scout Executive visited Camp Catechin, showed moving pictures and camp photos. He toured Buckeystown for electric power then left for Harrisburg after a ten day Norfolk vacation.
Swims and eats feature scout camp activity with club visitors slated for Sunday. Scouts dive at set times, canoes paddle during downtime, and state tents arrive ready. Despite rain, many visitors attend as campers compete for a camp emblem and honor Scout points. Tent A leads tent inspection with three points per win.
Union Bridge notes list visits among residents including Mrs Catherine Xingling with Mrs F C Lindsay and Mrs R E Courser and Emmitt visiting Mrs F Lindsay. Charles Etzier family plans move to Crisfield. Bible school opened at Brethren church. Ada Snider on vacation. Scott Clemson and daughter visited Philadelphia for Sesqui Centennial.
Police Court set a busy tone as Magistrate Mutter cleared numerous cases on Monday night. George Robinson, colored, was arrested for knife assault on Richard Dimmy. Dimmy reportedly unharmed. Cap Carter, May Gardner, and Jack Mahoner faced fines or jail for disorderly conduct or drunkenness, with Gardner and Carter serving ten days for unpaid fines.
Clarence Lyles and others faced fines on various charges including trade violations and improper vehicle operation. Harry Miller’s hearing deferred to Wednesday. Sonia Schott and Bartonville resident F C Shenk faced penalties for violations and missing registration. Trehunt Kitve paid fines for displaying another’s markers and lacking a registration card. Edger Fortney was acquitted of reckless driving. Charles Wisner paid for missing registration.
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