Children to Get Christmas Stockings December 22
Frederick’s Empty Stocking Club plans its annual party at Winchester Hall on December 22 at 2 PM. About 200 children have been found eligible from house visits, with lists to close December 17. numerous volunteers and a program including Rev Dr J L G Kieffer, school pupils, and community singing accompany Santa Claus.
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Frederick
Widl
Winchester Hall
Frederick Homes
meny @ ting tot
Ida Markey
Santa Claus
Childre
Jenri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
C. Will Font
North Market Street
Hocking Club
Eleanor Houck
Henretta Cramer
Thomas
Nan Houck
Charles Worman
Jesse Kolb
Willam Schmidt
Mary Nothagle
Willis Fisher
Rosetta Burger
Schmidt
Worthington Staley
Marpiet Kolb
Alice Kolb
Staley
Grayson E. Bowers
Fisher
Bowers
Midi
$100 Gift Secures One Year For Frederick County Library
The Frederick County Free Library receives an anonymous $100 gift funding maintenance for a year. An association officer hopes this prompts more gifts to ease annual canvasses as the librarian reports a daily average circulation of 16 books. In November 45 new books were added, bringing the total to 3,754 volumes.
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Frederick County
Tiortr
Wbrarr
Appalachian League Revival Planned for 1927 Name and Cities
The Appalachian League will be revived in 1927 under Frank Moffett, former Knoxville Smokies manager and part owner. A complete organization will be elected at a Sunday meeting in Bristol, Tennessee Virginia. The circuit includes Roanoke Virginia Kingsport Tennessee Bristol Tennessee Virginia Johnson City Tennessee Greensville Tennessee and Blathed West Virginia.
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Asherille
N.C
Appalachian League
Frank Moffett
Knoxville Smokies
Janing Association
Cirewig
Tae Sathona
Association Pro Feczional Leagness
Bristol
Tenn
Urbana Passes Goal in Frederick City Hospital Campaign
Thomas Summers, chairman of the county districts, declares total subscriptions reach 818 and 1S as previously stated for the district campaign.
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Urbana
Thomas Summers
Frederick City
Prosperous Treasury Condition Described By Coolidge
President Coolidge told Congress the Treasury's condition is almost unprecedented and that the 1926 revenue act must be tested further before permanent tax policy is set. He urged temporary relief options and warned against permanent rate cuts while noting large surplus and debt reduction possibilities.
Soprano Rider-Kelsey Delights Hood Me Recital
Mme. Rider-Kelsey, a leading American soprano, delivered a four-group program at Hood Collect in a winter recital. Accompanist Edward Hart supported with refined tone, and translations aided audience understanding of modern songs. The event drew strong demand and raised $1,200 from a Christmas scale sale for the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association Health Office.
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Hood Collect
Hood
Mme. Rider- Kelsey
Mme. Rider-Kelser
Wolff
Strauss
Brahms
Mme. Rider-Reiser
Chansson
Robert Tell
Carpenter
Edward Hart
Aidml
Agtognna
Handel
Pandel
Patren
Bach
Lenpel Reed
nnero-Tedesco
Henry Hadler
Mamdragora
George Harris
Eai
Frederick Counts Tuberculosis Association
Janver
T Committer
Frederick High School Band Plans Annual Concert
Frederick High School presents its annual concert Friday at 7 43 p m in the high school auditorium. The senior band of 44 members is joined by a 42 member junior band in a 15-number program including a cornet solo by Jacob Engelbrecht and a saxophone trio. The event raises funds for new instruments as the band owns $1 000 worth of gear and relies on self support.
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Fierick High School
S. Fenton’ Barris
Jacob Engelbrecht
Eugene Bach
Harris
America
Frederick High
Mountain View
Arthur
Hagerwaltz
Lake
Gordon Spurrier
Everett Schildtknecht
Missy Black
Rossel
Tobani
Thomas Otto
Baylor Christ
Vies Harris
Amer
Seredi
Orgaret
Dorothy Kreh
Dorothy Strasberger
Harlow
Eugene Buchmarch
Woods
Officials press higher state funding for Frederick City Hospital
A Maryland delegation from the Frederick City Hospital urged Governor Albert Ritchie and the Board of State Aid and Charities to raise the annual state appropriation from 10 000 to 15 000 beginning October 1 1927 and 15 000 the following year. They cited expanded capacity and added beds and services for colored patients. No action was taken but the request will go to the governor for inclusion in the legislative budget. Dr. Valli Brev e of the county led the visit.
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Freq Faiily Hospital
Albert
Ritchie
Board of State Aid and Charities
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Govesmoor
Maryland Legie Lacure
Emory L. Cetleurz
Senetor
A. LeRoy McCardell
Soert Fretinetion
Vrs Jaaner FE
Clue
Toard of
Charley W. Rose, Jr
Hiechard NaQin
EeRor McCardell
Collemtz
Goter Nor Ritchie
Vaillip Breve
T County
Vuters
Congress Receives President Budget Message
Washington December AP reports Congress opened the new session and began immediate work on the next federal budget. President Coolidge sent a $4,014,527,124 proposal for the coming year, citing higher needs for Weber aps and postal service. He opposed any permanent tax cut, leaving rebates or debt reduction for Congress to decide. Senate and House Democrats announce a $335,000,000 permanent tax reduction agreement.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Coolidge
House
Weberaps
Capitol
Treasury
Senate
India
Paris-Marseilles- Geneva
Ways and Means Committee
Veterans Bureau
Ite
Ava
Court of Honor awards Merit Badges at Fre evick Council event
The Court of Honor of the Fre evick County Council Boy Scouts met Tuesday night at 7 at Scout Headquarters to promote scouts and award Merit Badges. Seven scouts received Merit Badges from Troop 7 and Troop 3 with names and specific badges listed. Marion Grote was promoted to Second Class.
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Court of Honor
Freevick County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Ord Clase
Melvinies
Marion Cramer
Willie Cachia
Byard Wooten
John Rows
James Guies
Tomorrow’s Santa Claus Visit Preview At Local Mall
A garbled page three note hints at a holiday visit by Santa Claus. The fragment mentions a busy timetable, plans to arrive at the great lakes area, and tips to read tomorrow’s issue for full details.
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Tomrrow
Four in Family Die in Blast at Home Near Border
A keg of powder exploded in the home of Isaac Ttevk near Shelocia on the Gouty border, killing four family members. Victims include Clair Beck, Zelda Beck, Marlo Berk, and Twila Nelson. Clair Berk, a miner, was opening the keg when the blast occurred. Mrs Beck walked seven miles through ice to seek aid as injuries proved fatal.
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Isaac Ttevk
Ndhing
Espital Fiere
Clair Beck
Marlo
Berk
Zelda Beck
Twila Nelson
Mtee
Clair Berk
Wilie
Beck
House Democrats reveal plan for permanent tax cuts
Democratic leaders disclose details of a tax reduction plan aimed at a permanent cut. The proposal groups would lower the corporate tax from 34% to 11% and revise taxes on autos, machinery, apparel, and produce, opposing the Republican stance. Another note from Washington reports a Paris to New York transatlantic flight planned for next year with a monoplane under construction in France.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Coolidge
Atlantic
Paris
New York
Wnder Conroction
France
Comomerce Department
Kelly
Faris
Budget calls for far more than allotted in 1928 defense plan
President Coolidge submitted to Congress a budget totaling 650 million for the War and Navy departments, proposing 574 million for national defense, 30 million debt cuts, and continued prohibition enforcement. The plan includes postponing two Hecht cruisers and building air ships and planes, with emphasis on peace while preserving defense.
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Washington
API
Congress
Coolidge
Postal Service
Veterans Bureau
Olf
Hecht
Army
Navy
War and Navy
United State
Stores Meet Christmas Rush Postoffice Mailing Rules Issued
With Christmas two weeks away Frederick stores see higher shopping. Postmaster Irving S. Biser issues mailing rules to ensure safe handling and efficient parcel delivery this holiday season. Guidelines cover postage, addresses, packing, weight limits, insuring parcels, and where to mail items.
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Christman
Frederick
Imk
Givink
Parcala
Fochea
Parcela
Scala
Drunken Driver Who Killed Man Given 7 Years
A drunken driver was found guilty of murder in the stabbing death of Renard CG. Kendall in Mageratows, and received a seven year sentence. The trial, held in Steter TL, included testimony from Jatre Frack G. Wagamab Milter and others as attorneys argued the case.
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Walam
Mag Suklief
Eivig Hviec
Nekow
Steter
Wan Tintay
Pesaorett Sears
Jatre Frack
Ural
George Thompson
Secom de Efep
Rénard CG. Kemdall
Mageratows Uebiber
Rendall
Denby Testifies On Oil Lease Policy In Court
Edwin Denby former Navy secretary testifies on oil lease policy linking to Doheny and Fall. He says he suggested transferring naval oil reserves to the interior department to prevent private wells drains and notes approval by President Harding and involved offices. He discusses Pearl Harbor storage plans and the legality of the Doheny proposal in the Advocate General’s ruling.
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Washington
Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Attorneya
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Edwin L. Doheny
Doheny
Navy
Fall
Naval Oil
Macy
Denby
Vardinz
Natl
Harding
Deasy
Pearl Harbor
Hiawali
Navy Department
Danby Coe
Judes
Advocate General's Office
$1 200 000 Liquor Supply Conern and Related Local Crimes
Reports detail Consolidated Exporters Inc a British Columbia firm formed to supply liquor to American bootleggers with five oceangoing vessels and tax avoidance measures. Also covered are a Deerfield youth Charles Smith arrested for home theft and a summary of budget talks affecting roads veterans and naval expenses.
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Vancouver
Consolidated Exporters, Inc
British Columbia
GOC Corporation
Tet
Pacific
United States
Sweson
Concern
Rural Commission
Lequor
Docket Mounts to 215 Cases for December Term
The December term opens Monday with 215 cases listed for trial including 193 civil cases, 6 civil appeals, 44 originals, 23 criminal cases and 3 criminal appeals. Jury pool planned. criminal matters to begin Thursday, with civil and remaining dockets scheduled through Christmas week.
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Court
Wardoes
Wilke
Christmas Vespers at Calvary Reformed Church
Christmas Vespers to be held December 12 at Calvary Reformed Church. Rev Frederick K Stamm Reading will speak at 4 p m and 7 30 p m services for Frederick people and friends of the congregation. Music features Hood College choir and soloist David Hagen with Jean Stephens on violin.
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Frederick
Frederick K. Stasam
Calvary Reformed Church
Dugthing
Rad Hological Seminary
Lancaster
Franklin and Marehall Calegh
Vatings
Hood College
Gader Hrecthloa
Loist
David Hagen
Sruderink
Colo
Jean Stephens
Thea Violim
Howard-Fer wedding at the home of Alderman Renns
The wedding of Huth Howard and Austie W. Beard took place at 9 o'clock this morning at the home of Alderman and Mrs. John B. Renn on East Eighth Street. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rapp of the Latherna Evangelical Church with immediate family attendance.
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Frederick
Alderman
John &. Renn
Eighth Street
Huthi
Austie W. Beward
Ulysses
G. Rapp
Latherna
Georgette
Mrs. Howard
Meer
Pilisteighia
Avantic City
Ehewbers
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Public Health Department
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