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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
7
Tuesday December 6 1921 reports on Dr Lorenz famed Austrian surgeon promoting American surgery. He credits US colleagues in orthopedics and bloodless techniques while noting Americans can handle most cases. Calls for reliance on domestic practitioners and mentions naval disarmament context and David Lloyd George.
William J. Grove writes to The News criticizing Dr Crabbe and Senator Weller for opposing views. He describes a dispute over a barrier at Catonsville Road, intended to protect new concrete, and disputes the barrier height observed by his party versus the two feet cited by officials.
John E. Hurst of Baltimore was chosen president of the Paint and Powder Club at the new board meeting. Read Beard is named business manager. A show committee including Reese Cassard Harry Gallagher and Charles Andrew McCann is formed. Next meeting scheduled for Monday afternoon at the Charcoal Club to decide the spring production, likely a musical comedy with lyrics by Balin Sloane. Proceeds will go to charities.
A move to adopt President Harding's tariff plan was introduced in the House, incorporating in detail the rationale and recommendations for a proposed permanent tariff law. The measure aims to implement the earthward reform outlined by the President as the guiding framework for future trade policy.
Readers give mixed views on Judge Landis sentence for Babe Ruth. Patrick Street residents Garrett and Hall er offer opposing takes, while North Market Street critics Long and Brengel defend or temper the punishment. Gilbert toward organized baseball supports the decision, hoping it will deter defiance by players.
Dr Levin West and Miss Mary Hed gen of Brunswick were quietly married by Rev E F Burgess at the Episcopal church on Saturday evening. West has practiced medicine in the county town for 39 years and served on the town council for pay periods. A reception followed at the groom's home.
A quiet November 24 wedding united Helen Elizabeth Naill and Mark Leatherwood near Woodbine. Rev Frank R Isaac Sr officiated with family present, a reception followed, and gifts described as useful. The couple will live near Woodbine. Also notes on marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown and a Mountain City Council Thanksgiving observance with a planned Christmas pageant.
In Frederick's 1902 notice the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy named officers for president and vice presidents, registrar, historian, recording and corresponding secretaries, treasurer and other posts. A church mission entertainment featured members and a sale by Joseph T. Winle offered dairy cows, horses, and corn with prices ranging from 25 to 36 dollars for cows, 345 to 140 dollars for horses, and three dollars per barrel for corn.
Frederick Art Club held a December meeting with Markell chairing a Mikazine night program. Three new members were welcomed. Mrs Price read about a Russian sculptor Keller who rose from poverty to fame in New York shaping Liberty statue themes. Various notes covered Washington art, Whistleriana, and Braddock memorial plans. Christmas novelties sale announced for December 8 and 9.
At the final distribution of prizes in connection with the Bar under Company A at the state armory last week the following prizes were awarded Ford automobile Jesse Ramsburg diamond ring Miss Carrie Anderson diamond lavalliere Miss Jessie Honff ladies gold wrist watch Miss Rebecca Rove Misses Evelyn Myers Edna Zimm erman Catherine Everhart Lola Bell Caroline Zimmerman Salome Evrebrecht presented with a handsome breach Misses Bertha Jones Violet Tracy Pauline Tracy Catherine Falk Alice Eyler awarded lingerie pins The diamond ring lavalliere wrist watch and other prizes awarded in the popularity contest Votes determined the ring for highest score and laval iers for second and wrist watch for third Capt Barrick presided with audience present.
Paris December 6 deputies and the Senate accepted Premier Briand’s plan to delay debate on his attitude toward Washington until the armament and Far Eastern conference concluded, signaling confidence in the premier.
President outlines solutions including conference, mediation, arbitration, and judicial determination for capital and labor disputes. Proposals cover federal aid through advances and land reclamation. A relief appropriation would fund 10 million bushels of corn and 1 million bushels of seed grain for Russia. Marriage license issued to Levin Weet, 57, and Betsy Kitzwen Hedges, 34, Brunswick.
Announcement in papers outlines tentative expenditure of several million dollars to build a new generating plant at Confluence Pennsylvania. Emory L. Coblentz, president, says the project aims to boost capacity for the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway system and reduce coal haul costs by locating near coal fields. A survey connects Berkeley Springs to Confluence for a transmission line. plans remain tentative with no final decision.
At the annual meeting Mountain City Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters elected officers for the coming year led by Past chief A Atkinson and Florence Zimmerman as most excellent chief with Imogene Gaver and Carl ie James among others. Installation planned for first Monday night in January. H Dorsey Etchison gave an address.
A reader recounts six years of stomach trouble and rapid decline before using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation, addressing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It promises one dose convinces and offers a refund via Cooperative Deng Co Inc and druggists.
Maryland delegates attend Hartford January 13 and 14 to discuss uniform operators' license laws for New England states New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland Dean State Police Roger Williams says Motor Vehicle Commissioner Baughman likely to attend Commissioner's enthusiasm grows after a prior New Jersey conference where plans for Hartford were made The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce will seek a hearing on uniform motor truck regulations and related topics to promote uniformity cooperation and reciprocity In other items Naomi Crebbs near Yellow Springs receives a bag of pecans including several large ones from her brother Maurice Nickels Menzin of Texas The pecans were grown on Mr Nickels farm and some originated on the farm of Admiral Schley
FOR SAL Ford Runabout Yr 1813 34 06 Ford Vemabout Tr 1813 34 06 Ford Touring Car Yr 1916 P eon Drmountabie Wheels Ford Delivery Yr 1916 85.00 Ford Melgers Freakir Tan Ford Sedan Yr is sag g0 Ford Ton Truck Trig2n ak ag FRAPERICK MOTO co 222 EB Pat. Sa phones 32 6 AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE MY 6 Buick in the dead copa condition and runsing order. Waa cat but a short while. Cord tina A L BR
Public sale of real estate in Frederick City Frederick County Maryland from the estate of Ann Wilson deceased dated November 12 1914 admitted to probate September 1 1921 in Orphans Court Frederick robert. The sale on December 20 1921 at 10 30 AM at Court House door includes two parcels of real estate first a three story brick building at 28 East Patrick Street with adjoining alley and a second parcel backing to rear alley. Also a two story brick dwelling 119 East Patrick Street and a two story dwelling 321 South Market Street with lot and alley access. Also unimproved Lot No 16 South Street in Welty's Addition. Possession dates and terms listed. Also personal property including stock in local companies and a whiskey stock. Deposit amounts per parcel and option for all cash. Debtor list of shares and stocks included.
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