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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
4
Public notice from the Freder City post office outlines processing instructions and requirements for notices and news content. It emphasizes attribution to writers and warns against publishing unsigned material without consent.
Frederick residents are urged to back American Education Week as a push for better school facilities, thorough instruction, libraries, and well equipped playgrounds. The effort, led by the American Legion and National Education Association, argues today’s students become tomorrow’s leaders and calls for definite local action in Frederick County and city.
The Fred County Soldiers Memorial design committee met in the Yo4 a. a. Tant ing room for over three hours to judge five submitted designs for a Court Park monument honoring service members. Three designs won votes. discussion weighed location and fund-raising, with calls to solicit more designs and consideration of lowering the memorial amount.
Citizens names Daniel E Leatherman Edgarie Mehride Roy W Poole Leslie N Corlentz Reno S Harp comment on President Harding's congressional message. Several admit little time to read it. Some praise general aims while others await full reading before forming judgment.
Mrs Franers announce the birth of Helen Franers Gillechter on December 3. Mr and Mrs Charles N Trundle of Akron announce the birth of their child. Mr and Mrs Fanory Remsberg moved to 29 Trail Avenue for the winter while Remsberg recovers from typhoid fever.
Sunday School Busy Bee Class hosted a November 29 supper for the Co- workers and Mud Sylvia Esler’s class at Mr and Mrs Geo Mo Miller’s Lewistown home. A December 3 theater party for Girls High School chaperoned by Mildred DeLashmutt included a Baltimore trip to see Ethel Barrymore in De Class at Ford with a box and hotel dinner.
A butchering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George HR Smith near Jefferson on Friday December 2. Eight hogs were killed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Smooth, Mr and Mrs John Thomas, Mr and Mrs Silas Murray of Adamstown, Mr and Mrs Charles Dixon of Ladysburg, Mr and Mrs John Smiley, Mr and Mrs Charles Kine, Mrs Daniel Shai of Frederick, Mrs Emma Crampton, Mr John Holter, Keller Miller, Kieffer Crampton, Mary Smith, Leafy Smiley, Mar Etla Murray, Anna Grace Kine, Richard Smith, Edward Smith and Howard King.
An unclear report describes an injury involving eye damage and potential loss of sight. Details are obscured with fragmented words and nonstandard spellings. readers are left without a clear timeline, names, or locations.
A fragmented local reminiscence recalls a Frederick incident involving John W. Grosenickis and a loss of control at a horse event near Maida Creek. References to a stone formation at the Maersville Si...ance Bank and nearby carpenters and mason work are mentioned, with unclear details.
Lynch Lodge plans a Robert Burns evening at the lodge rooms Masonic Temple tomorrow at 7 o clock with special talks by Dr H. Wehler and G. Wotterci and readings by Holden Felton. Musical numbers include solos by Lewis H. Knock and F. B. Sappington Jr. Refreshments will follow.
Deeds recorded including William Arnult to Samuel Ausherman for 1090.31 dollars and Mary Brown to Andrew Wolfe for 60 dollars. Equity suit filed by W Harmon Nicodemus and others against Isabella Louike Nicodemus regarding real estate. School of Expression at Winchester Hall to perform Thursday afternoon December 8 at 4 40 with a slate of period pieces and student performers.
Ernest Lipps of this city will referee the game tonight at Blue Ridge College between the college quint and the Loyola College five. The clash pits Loyola against the local college with Lipps assigned as official for the contest.
New York, Dec. 7. The claim that animal standards reduce labor efficiency was challenged by Valtex NL Poliakov at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers convention. He urged replacing welfare activities with improvements in working conditions to boost productivity, warning that welfare programs harm morale and imply work is a curse.
A garbled report from New York outlines a graft inquiry tied to a maritime company and a mystery payment. Key figures Robert A Sedu Wee and Edward Kets are mentioned in alleged schemes about dockside access and a promised payment, with officials denying involvement and questions about paper custody and department access.
Fragmentary OCR text references a birth event and a judge, with garbled phrases about a river flood comparison to Washington, mentioning dates and names unclearly. The readable portions imply a small local notice about a birth and a public safety or legal note tied to a flood measurement context.
A blaze at the Home Cafe on West All Sainte street destroyed a two story brick building. Jack the Ripper At'hu Jacson, injured, aided by residents who escaped through a window. Property losses around 1500 with insurances covering part. occupants Mrs Susie Boyd and Mila Wheeler faced heavy losses with no insurance. Firefighters from three companies battled the flames for about 45 minutes.
The Hoss High School Orchestra led by Fenton Harris made its first public appearance at the Elks memorial service. With 25 members, the group holds twice weekly practices and aims to perform at public events. Faculty member George Knock participates, while most members are students. The ensemble formed in 1909 and has grown in popularity.
In talks on a four power naval agreement Britain United States and others discuss consultation and planned steps to limit naval armaments. The record shows cautious progress and aims to balance interests amid broader postwar governance questions.
In a lighthearted scene at the Wayside Inn near Washington the French delegation including former premier Viviani joined a snowy Sunday gathering. They laughed, tossed snowballs, and posed with the Inn's guests as a small crowd watched the playful exchange during a winter visit.
The Narneille brothers Addison and Henry face attempted murder charges in Prince George County. Circuit Court at Rockville opens with Judge Hammond Urner presiding, J W Ryan leading prosecution, and defense by C W Perkins and M Yamnton Magruder. Case stems from July 21 assaults on Clinton G Light and J W Beavers at Capital Heights.
The annual after church Christmas concert is omitted this year due to a lecture at the Lutheran church by Count Tolstoi next Sunday evening, the time previously set for the concert.
Paraphrased ad warns that absence of red blood cells risks waste buildup. sleep and nourishment restore balance but neglect causes pale faces, weakness, and debility. Pepte-Menan, claimed as a remedy, is suggested with instructions to take a specific serine product for vitality.
Automobile for sale offers a five‑passenger Buick Six in the very best condition and running order. Ideal for someone seeking a solid classic car. Contact A-1 Evrard for details.
The text recalls that suits at common law where value exceeds twenty dollars preserve the right to a jury trial and that no jury verdict shall be reexamined in any U S court except by common law rules. This reflects constitutional amendment language.
The late Charles K Niemeyer’s will was filed at the register of wills. He leaves his Main Street house to son Edward Niemeyer. Executors Emory L. Collentz and Edward Niemeyer are to hold 1000 in trust for Irma Niemeyer Tom until age 22 with interest paid in the interim. Annie Flanagan receives 100. Remainder to Edward Niemeyer and Irma Niemeyer Crone in equal shares. Estate valued near 600 000 to 800 000. will dated 1900. witnesses Weaver and Da Vie.
Anne Caldwell’s The Nest Egg showcases clean wholesome humor. Winnie Wilmer leads the Manhattan Players with strong roles as this original comedy delivers hearty laughs from start to finish. Thursday features Sidney Toler’s The Girl of The Secret Service, a thriller and mystery praised by critics.
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