Illness Closes No Schools In Frederick Area
Frederick city and county face widespread illness with hundreds of children sick though officials see no need to close public schools before Christmas. Dr Kefauver and local health authorities note cases of colds and grippe, with Hood College pausing for vacation and police asked to arrest street expectoration to curb spread.
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Frederick City
Kefauver
Frederick
Grippe
Robert H. Riley
Maryland State Health Department
North Market Street
State Health Department
State Board of Education
Hood College
Iaan Joseph Hippie
Lloyd C. Culler
Maryland Music Federation Promotes Choir Enrollments and Opera
Local interest rises as the Maryland Federation of Music Clubs directed by Joseph C. Byrcp Hagcersson pursues enrollment of choirs and glee clubs across the state. The group sponsors American opera, aids Americans, and plans a car contest in Baltimore in April with a $100 prize for the best choir enrollment before the national federation meeting in Boston in June. The event draws participants from Western Shore towns and features leaders Madame Crox Albert Spalding and Wallace Goodsich among others.
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Maryland Federation of Alusic Clubs
3&3
Joseph C. Byrcp
Hagcersson
Choiirs
National Federation
Boston
Maryis
Lorai
Ghoriss
Madame Crox
Albert Spalding
Dodier
Wallace Goodsich
Elstar
Fire Destroys Major Barn in Beacher Kentucky
A large barn on Pork Laffoon’s stock farm at Beacher Kentucky burned down today. The blaze destroyed seven stallions and 15 brood mares with an estimated loss of 149008 dollars. Fire crews reported the blaze under control within hours.
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Beacher
Dee
Pork Laffoon
Speeches and Social Rumors From Washington Soirees
Allene Sumner reports on White House life and guests with Mrs Coolidge’s frank remarks about invitations and meals, Turkish diplomat gifts, and social norms. Also noted: Stanley Richardson named receiver for a Sykesville store amid bankruptcy, and a Christmas carol service at Evangelical Reformed church.
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Sykesville
William C. Coleman
United States District Court
Stanley L. Richardson
David Fader
Ray Fader
COUIE
Beneft
Schiaderberg-Kurgie Company
Imeay Packers
Pader
Fire Causes Major Losses in Sharon District
A blaze in Sharon Pennsylvania on December 18 caused estimated damages of 306090 dollars. The De Fores Building along with several frame structures and multiple buildings in the block were destroyed or heavily damaged.
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Sharon
de Fores
Hagerstown Man Fires On Burglar During Home Invasion
A Hagerstown man shot at a burglar during a home invasion. Police report a cluster of peaks or issues with the suspect and ammunition details remain unclear. No further injuries were described.
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Hagerstown
Court Hears Civil Cases In Juvenile Court Week
The court adjourns civil matters with Judge Jon S presiding. A verdict for Summers and Summers against Parsons, tied to Lee Automotive Sales, was rendered. Proceedings involve property and personal property liens. Albert S. Brown sues for real estate fees. disposition postponed to January 8 due to illness.
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Itson
The
Jon S
Newman
Grimes, Miller
Jonas
Rosalee
Gordon
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Hiness
Mediation Offer Accepted Clears Path to Pan American Arbitration
Washington Cal 18 AP The mediation offer in the Bolivia Paraguay dispute accepted by both sides clears the way for the Pan American Conference to pursue arbitration and reconciliation. Dr Victor Mauriua Peru chair of the special committee planned to meet again once Bolivia's acceptance is confirmed. The crisis remains unresolved with calls for both sides to halt actions while the panel seeks conciliation.
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Washington, Cal
Victor Mauriua
Peru
Bolivia
Paraguay
Bosnia
Botvien
Parazuevan
Eq Chaco
Sterday
Christmas dormitory party plans and carol schedule
Readable text describes Christmas din ner and dormitory party plans at Frederick with Santa Claus gifts and group caroling routes to cover the city. Notes college closure and special transportation, plus leadership training and county education meetings.
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Josey
Santa Claus
Frederick
Esther Hatterstein
Elizabeth Davis
Eleanor Miller
Russ Alice Staley
Pennsylvania
Cold prevention sermon from Dr Riley urges throat hygiene
Dr Riley warns the common cold spreads via nose and throat discharges and argues it is caught when defenses are down. He urges daily outdoor exercise proper nutrition and coughing into a handkerchief or sputum cup to prevent germ spread in homes and schools.
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R. E.i Riley
State Department of Health
Sitz
Hoover Sait Montevideo Morning Departure
President elect Vides greeted by cordiality as he journeyed from Montevideo aboard the ship Ris de Sa for cloth mission. The scene occurred this morning with officials noting smooth preparations and a hopeful tone for the visit.
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Hoover Sait
Montevideo
Uruguay
Belle Boyd to be reburied in Virginia from Wisconsin
Kilbourne Wis December 18 AP Belle Boyd the Confederacy’s noted woman spy will be exhumed from Spring Grove cemetery in Wisconsin and reburied in her native Virginia. Local G A R posts honored her grave each Memorial Day. She died June 11 1900 while touring with a theatrical company, and a new monument will be erected at the Virginia burial site.
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Kilbourne
Wis
Belle Boyd
South
Spring Grove
Virginia
Kibourne G. A. R
Virginiere
New Bank Elects Directors for Ha gerstown and Marsland Merger
The Ha gerstown Bank and Marsland Surety and Trust Company merged to form the Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company. Col William P Lane elected president and William B McCardell chairman. J William Ernst vice president and treasurer. Edwin C secretary and assistant treasurer. Charles E Johnson vice president. Board includes W H McCardell William A Roulette Edward O J Vita J Forney Young D A MMC Byes and others.
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Hagerstown Bank and
Marsland Surety and Trust Company
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
William P. Lane
New Institution
William B. McCardei
Ther
J. William Ernst
Weekust
Edwin C
Treas
Charles E. Johnson
Samuel M. Shatter
Edward Osald
M. P. Moiler
M. Cushwa
W. H. McCardell
William A. Roulette
Edward O. J
J. Forney Young
D. A. MMC. Byes
HE. Bester
B.D McKee
Edward Osenour
Samuel M.gan
D. E. Rowland
J . D. A. Thomas
Charles Ela, Wareham
A. L
Estimate 403,185 New Flu Cases in 20 States
Public officials estimate 403,185 new influenza cases in 20 states and New York City last week, based on 80,637 reports. Eastern movement observed along trade routes. Death rate rising slightly, but not matching 1918 severity. state tallies include Michigan 244, Montana 3,060, Colorado 1,146, Kansas 60,243, New York City 66, and others listed.
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Washington
New York City
Kansas
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Delaware
West Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Philosopher Albert Lefevre Dies at Virginia
Albert Lefevre, Corcoran professor of philosophy at the University of Virginia since 1905, died today at University Hospital after ill health. Born in Baltimore, he studied at several universities in the U S and Europe and authored numerous philosophical works.
President Coolidge to Spend Christmas in Washington
President Coolidge plans to stay in Washington for Christmas and may visit Sapshoe Island off Georgia if invited by Howard J. Goffin. He would return to Washington by January and attend the Christmas tree lighting ceremony in the capital. Gaithersburg also plans a community Christmas tree event led by local groups.
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Washington
Coolidge
Washngton
Sapshoe 1 Island
Georgia
Howard J. Goffin
Motor Car Company
New Walkersville Auditorium Opens to Packed crowd
The Walkersville school opened its new auditorium Monday night with over 600 attendees. W. B. Gross presided as principal and GVCA president. Rev. J. M. Spangler led devotions and music. Leslie N. Coblentz, Frederick County BOE president, spoke. a Christmas program followed with songs, a pageant, and remarks. refreshments were served as the community celebrated the first use of the new hall and planned future GVCA meetings and February events.
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Anc
Sarries
Robert Dasuis
Uowas
Frederick County
Dave
Frederick County Couns
Recigipts
County
Son
Furher
Janin Calvary Methodist Church
Croup
Oy Kk
Davids
Myr. Sorrick
Charles W. Lough
Joseph H. Apple
John
Renn
Missy Eleanor Abbott
Willard
Buckeystown
George Castle
Connertem
Gew
Walkersville School
W. 8. Gross
Princepal
Ginde Valley
J. M. Spangler
Town OF
Bethlehem
Leslie N. Coblentz
iPrederick County Board of Education
C. c.Keeney
Glade Valley Com [Munity Association
B. H
Alan
Srumnsoot
Senate committee reports peace treaty details
A Senate committee issues a report on a proposed peace treaty, outlining terms and expected ratification steps. The document notes key provisions and potential impacts, with emphasis on diplomatic relations and regional stability.
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Senate
Question Arises Over Autoist's Passing Of Two Girls
Fragmented text reports a December incident involving an autoist linked to two girls. The available lines reference Curtis AL, Mare Stoiha Shoriase In Chatoh Finds, and mentions Albert aster with unclear details. The patchy wording limits exact facts.
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Curtis AL
Chatoh
Albert Aster
Arrests in Hagerstown Lead to Court Case and Acquittals
In Hagerstown Justice Motter tried Jackson and companions for taking a machine and unauthorized use. Brown and Tyler were acquitted after testimony showed they may not have known of Jacksons actions. Arrests followed in Washington County by motorcycle patrolman Hasty with state police cooperation. The case moved as three suspects remained jailed, then returned to Frederick. Also reported are a Varent Teachers’ Association meeting, a Christmas donation list discussion by Frederick officials, and staff changes at Potomac Electric Co-Operative with W L Bussong named General Merchandise Manager.
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Maude Hare
Jackson
Cory Nand
Guy K. Motter
People's Court
Jay Brown
Robert Tyler
Brown
Tyler
Tarkenet
Tom
Hagerstown
Duve
Washington County
Jinan Dusse Hasty
Oficer
Claude Cubbage
State Police
Braddeck Heisings
Frederick Fair
P.T. Associates
Moeda
Mountaly
Varent Teachers’ Association
Washmeter Street
Krieg
Bruesde
Maryland
Miss Broteland
Areice of
Frederick
Blagen
Cockerly
Woodsboro gathering underscored by Sor Ralph Stell Chan
A brief notice records a gathering at Woodsboro on December 12 involving Sor Ralph Stell Chan and John Aitman. The event details are limited in the readable text.
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Ing
Woodsboro
Sor
Ralph Stell Chan
John Aitman
Butchering at Liberty Home Event Details
An incomplete note describes a gathering at the home of James Smith, listing numerous attendees including Mrs James Fritz and Mr John Beard. Other names read inconsistently, with several misspellings and partial fragments, making full participation uncertain.
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Liberty
James Smith
Pear
James Fritz
John Beard
Albert Sute
Edward Beard
John Smith
Para Boomer
Woltam
Mitard Bostien
Garry c Nard
Stitels
James Senith
Cisrence Bostian
Bradley Rippcom
Jasob Smith
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Albert Lefevre
Gaithersburg
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