Buying at Home and Civic Centers in MacGregor
A syndicated article notes a Frederick shopper paying 160 dollars for a coat and 18.30 for a hat in a distant city, while the same items cost 125 and 10 dollars at home. It argues city prices rise from rents and costs. It then details MacGregor Iowa creating a community center via a Mason loom rental for 429 dollars yearly, hosting lectures, sewing demos, American Legion meetings, dances, and school and railroad events, showing how civic centers spur local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
MacGregor
Iowa
Masonic Order
American Legion
Montgomery Democrats Spend $5,293 In Campaign
The Montgomery County Democratic Committee treasurer reports total campaign spending of 5293.61 with about half from candidates H Clinton Allutt Preston B Ray and John Gardner. Major contributors include E Brooke Lee and Blakkee and George P Sacks along with others. most funds come from many small donors. Of the total, 1773 covered publicity and the rest for services rent music and telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Mobley
Democratic State Central Committee
Montgomery County
Montgomery S County
H. Clinton
Uutt
Preston B. Ray
John Gardiner
Eugene Jones
Aivie A. Moxley
Samuel Stiggs
Robert L. Hickerson
Lacy Shaw
George Edmonds
BP. Hicks Ray
Charles G. Griffith
Carson Ward
E Grere
E. Brooke Lee
Blakree
George P. Sacks
Ohn A. Garrett
Berry E. Clark
Emory H. Bosley
Robert
J. Richison
Clyde Harris
Robert 6Ton
George W. Offutt
J. Furrite
Arthur Williams
Literary Societies B Division Meeting Notes
The B division of the BL LS held a meeting with president J Keillor and secretary reading the previous minutes. Absent members hampered the program as the debate shifted to negative positions while adjournment set for the next Friday. several members names appear amid fragmented phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitee- Phelps
Keller
Hendrix
Withar Sierer
Barney Keer
Gordon Turner
Wertheimer
Should C and P rates be kept after December 31
The Inquiring Reporter surveys residents on whether the Public Service Commission should allow the C and P Telephone Company to keep current rates after December 31. Responses vary from dismissive to conditional, with several residents noting insufficient information to answer and others calling for rate reductions or expressing uncertainty.
Personal visits recount travels of Weber Hall party
Mr and Mrs Weber Hall of Poola lelphia return home after visiting Major and Mrs Ehner F Munshewsér on Patrick Street They traveled from Middletown to Frederick where Mr May bought from John K Cline on Saci son Street Mrs May has sister Milas Alla Kepler living with them Mrs Hall is ouocister of Mrs Ma ighawer Liew Wo May and dainly have may led from Middletown to Frederick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Hall
Poolalelphia
Ehner F. Munshewsér
Wer
Patrick Street
Hall
Croud
LOO
Pennslvania
Maighawer
Liew Wo May
Dainly
Middletown
Frederick
May
Ordwing
John K. Cline
Sacison Street
Sacison Street Mrs. May
Milas Alla Kepler
Hymeneas Allison Koontz Wedding at Evangelical Lutheran Church
A wedding column notes Elizabeth Koontz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Koontz of Jefferson and Lennard Allison son of Mrs Clo Tryan wed at the parsonage with Rev Dr U S G Rupp. Attendants include Miss Thelma Koontz and Carl Hanes. They plan to reside at 101 North Market Street after a trip to York and Baltimore. A double wedding also joins Homer S Ahalt and May Pauline Rohrer with Claude D Ahalt and Erma L House. A quiet Baltimore event unites Charles E Hartan and Marie A Cavey at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Dr Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Koontz
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S .G. Rupp
Elizabeth Koonuts
Frank KH. Koontz
Jefferson
Lennard P. Allison
Clo. Tryan
Frederick
Modern Lighting Company
Thelma Koontz
Carl F
Hanes
York
Baltimore
North Market Street
Homer S Ahalt
Broad Fun
Pauline Rohrer
Rohrersville
Claude D. Ahalt
Erma L. House
Burkittsville
G. i Rupp
Washington
Balttime
Philadelphia
Broad Run
Carroll County Officials Take Oath of Office
Edwin M. Mellor Jr. became Clerk of the Circuit Court with William Henry Forsythe Jr presiding. Deputies Seabrook Shipies Mays and Copen haver qualified. Edward Martin was sworn Sheriff with Rieom Philips and Weigle as deputies. Samuel J. Stone was re elected County Treasurer as other officers elect prepare to qualify Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Mellor, Jr
Carroll County
William Henry Forsythe
Wiliam J. Seabrook
A. Earl Shipies
Levi D. Mays
Clayton M. Copenhaver
Edward Martin
Willi Rieom
Sheri Wiliam T Philips
Joh N Weigle
Samuel J. Stone
Twenty years ago in Frederick city meeting report
A garbled Frederick Chronicle item recalls a sesh led by King David Lauder MP with notes on attendees and actions. Names such as GW Ty Sia Transmer Rev and Turan Opslaan appear amid scattered phrases about security, entrances, and city events. The passage mentions guards and a crowd, with references to local officials and a fireman at a car event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lauder
Imide
Naeetlemus
Terand
Pa. R . Rarer
Haugh
State and City Move To Trim Shade Trees
State Forester I. W. Besley proposes city county cooperation to census and trim shade trees for safety and lighting efficiency. Frederick officials and State Board of Forestry plan a no charge advisory service and optional expert supervision for trimming and planting, timing it for fall or winter completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Besley
Frederick
Mt Airy
Thurmont
Brunawick
Middletown
Iromitsburg
Emory €. Crum
State Board of Forestry
Besley
Forestry Board
Sate Board of Forestry
Forestry Department
Millionaire Lunch in Boiler Overlooking Prison Discussed
In New York on December 5, a group of millionaires gathered in a boiler area near Blackwell Island to discuss a planned venture. They aimed to meet with executives of a Shean company about a venture involving oilers. Officials meanwhile noted city concerns as the group prepared for a formal dinner in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iolke Tonnement
Sutton Phice
East Tiver
Blackwell
Ishand
Oalfinals
Shean Company
Domind
Baita Ien
Cmnpads
Benast
Typhus Ravages Russia Amid Medical Crisis
Typhus fever spreads across regions including Turkestan and the Suni area as hospitals strain. Officials report rising deaths and urgent calls for medical aid and quarantine measures to stem the outbreak.
Fragmented OCR note at church altar scrambled text
Readable fragments speak of crying infants and a crowd at a church altar. The garbled lines mention people wanting something and refer to a Petrimes or Petimes event with unclear details.
Seen and Heard Here and There
A collage of light local items describes everyday scenes. A boy watches a film with his mother and comments on romance scenes. A man uses a goose quill toothpick. A trolley fare mixup reveals a hearing issue. A kitten drowns in a well while a tub is used for recovery. A Frederick man jokes with a telephone operator. A barber shop gag unfolds as a patron teases an newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathon
Sandits Rob Bank Runner Knock Down Messenger and Escape
Three bandits in a car knocked down a messenger near Callow and Eleventh in Philadelphia and robbed him of 5200. The victim William Messenger was struck, then fled across streets toward North Peach Street before seeking help at a hospital. Police issued warnings as they pursued possible suspects and sent out notices for witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
MW Adelphia
Dee
Willian Y
Wessenger
Columbia
Philadelphia
Opie
Anane
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Public Welfare and Events
A garbled OCR passage mentions federal allotment checks and wartime era references with scattered names and places. The text references Chee De OV mer, Aden 7 fer, and the New Posteice Service, plus a Meet and various garbled proper nouns, lacking clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Wontesin
Salies
Elisnogas
Paris
Educational Rally in Armory December 16
State Superintendent Albert S Cook will speak at a county rally in the Armory. The event, sponsored by Frederick County Board of Education, runs 10 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 3:30 pm with sessions on mental and physical education, music, and reading. Dr William Burdick and Miss Gida Lee Tall join as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck County
Albert S. Cook
William Burdick
Public Athletic
Seimue
Thomas L. Gibson
P Rof. Gibson
Forencon
Maryland
Albert 5. Cook
Adrire
Public Athletic League
Gida Lee Tall
Muary‘ang State Normal School
Towson
Public Schobr Music
County News Highlights Social Visits and Birth Announcement
Adamstown reports frequent visits among Barnesville and Washington residents. Mrs. Margaret Brown returns from the West, Misses Renn Hickman O’Hara and Edwards travel for gatherings, with several Washington contacts noted. The notice ends with the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
J. R. Lillard
Barnesville
W. H. Benning
Ed. Freeman
Billy
Washington
C. E. Poole
Margaret Brown
Gladys Hickman
Thelma Renn
Christmas Service Highlight in St. Johns Reformed Church
December Weller of Westminster is noted as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Long. Mrs. William Freshour of Frederick visits her mother Mrs. Barney Troxell. St Johns Reformed church plans its Christmas service on Thursday evening December 22 with an interesting program. Miss Nellie Long visits Miss Helen Whitmore of Lewistown for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Weller
Westminster
Clarence Long
William Freshour
Frederick
Barney Troxell
St. John's Reformed Church
Nellie Long
Helen Whitmore
Lewistown
Rice’s Bowlers Lose in Narrow Pittsburgh Match
Rice’s Bowling team from Harris and Piers Whalesaic House lost to Lewis A Rice’s establishment squad at the Prthian Castle alleys by 115 pins. Readouts show Wairns and Filler Spansedierpan and other names amid a foggy scoretable. police court notes record David Souter fined $5 for traffic ordinance violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrisen
Derry
Do You Know Rights Against Unreasonable Searches Explained
The text cites the Fourth Amendment rights protecting people from unreasonable searches and seizures. It emphasizes that warrants require probable cause and must describe the place to be searched and items to be seized, reflecting constitutional guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bazaar to End Tonight at Armory Fund Drive
A district bazaar at the Armory wraps up tonight with vaudeville acts led by Mac's Bird Circus and Kewpie Jubb. Proceeds support a company fund for Captain Darrick's boys, with Ford cars and other prizes, baby show awards, and a Queen's celebration tied to Malone's store mementoes. First Regiment Band performs on city streets 7 to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timight
Armory
Darrick
Head' Q“Karters Company
Prettith
Wnh
Ford Automobile
Frederick Motor Company
Mac
Bird Circus
Charlie Chaplin
Kewpie Jubb
Soubrettrom
Baltimore
Sergeant Kasner
A. BE. FL
Malone
Jelecira
Ford
First Regiment
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Montgomery
Central Committee
Berlin
Public Service
C. and P. Telephone Company
George W. Abrecht
South Market Street
William P Morsell
East Thord Street
Preston Maxwell
Emmitabure
Harry Poole
Feagavile
Lewis Fickerds
Braddock
Hymeneas
Carroll
Tate
the News
Loeenveer
Ladies of the Ciy
Curmus
Russia
Masel
Andy Sa
Boas
Ream
Pega
Masearm
Siays Ram
S.c
Frederick People
Hood College
Montegue
Ladiesburg
Central
Sandits
ROB Bank
Wowtiost Po
Matteson
DR. Cook
County News
Margre ‘Renn
Elsie Edwards
Fader
Jesse O'Hara
W. OA. O'Hara
Hattie Michael Frederick
W. H. Benn
Mary Grace O'Hara
Pauline O'Hara
L. E. Ogle
Paul Thomas
Rice
Harris
Forteits
David Souter
Pare Derr
Wien
Palestine
Palestine Encampment
O. QO. F
Benjamin &. Biehl
Claggett L Dorsey
Charles E. Keller
Frank Smith
Charles D. Ogiler
Jacob L. Enselbrecht
Franklin N. Shipley
Marshall
Charles F. Seeg
Oliver TY Peters
Weverton Station
Wenry
Colley
Weverton
W. T. Velaplaine
Monrovia
Cate Neen
Brust
West Laird
NIST
Frederick County
Howe Ta Etean Tryster
Henstean
Wbaar
Foedertex Cornte
Citenit
Fredsack County
EL G
Raugh
U. S
Jerome Landt
South Dearborn St
Chicago
International Hosiery Mills
Norristown
J. Ganor
Gov't. Detectve
St. Louis
W. Boggess
Afr
R. S. Houser
Frederick Hotel
Mission Weekly
Brown Brothers Nurseries
Rochester
Auro
Care News-Post
FLW
Woolworth Co
N. Market St
J. W. Reddick
Lutheran Church
Woodsiboro
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Dtf
Motor Con Madictown
Wee Or Co
West Patrick St
East Second St
B. Rosenour & Sons
South Eee
Tanuarvy
J A. Gertaam Automobiles
Menta
Garane
Ford Truck
Appi
Carty
Tauning
Carl Tires al
Evaré Kepner
Fuse eTeam
Rte
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Frederick County National Bank
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