News Post Employes Hold Xmas Banquet
Reading of Santa Claus letter and toy distribution evoke merriment as News Post employees gather at Hotel Frederick for the annual Christmas dinner. Santa August Brust gives gifts, one death recorded, plans for 1922 include new presses and expanded service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and the Post
Hotel Frederick
Croghan
Santa Claus
KW. Young
En Euplores
Post
Robert E
William T. Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
Perry B. McCleery
David L. Elkins
August T. Brust
Harold V. Quinn
Ralph M. Rhoderick
Batty M. Snyder
Ira ¥. Moore
Helen Kreh
Robert H. Baer
Charles BE. Beatty
J. L. C. Sunday
Harry E. Chapline
J. F. Minor Simpson
Thomas Walsh
Ed. Cole
Louis Cole
Robert Lease
Archie T. Shafer
John Pyles
Arthur Grove
J. Frank Davis
Lawrence FE. Bentz
Alvie E. Myers
William T. Creager
William H. Reese
Jacob L. Engiebrecht
John P. Engelbrecht
Wiliam S
County Cattle Tuberculosis Tests Halted by Funds
Federal and state bovine tuberculosis program in Maryland faces temporary suspension due to exhausted funds. A bill for emergency appropriations has cleared a committee and awaits Senate action with expected quick passage. Harford county may lead a new plan concentrating testers in one county until clearance, then moving on.
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Catte
Maryland
Lawrence Avery
Senate
Avery
Hallimore
Federal v
Feeral
Harford County
Frederick
Carroll
Carrell County
Policeman Exonerated In Rockville Police Court
Joseph L. McCauley of the Washington police attached to Precinct 10 was exonerated in Rockville police court of a serious charge brought by Pearl Gorman of a rooming house at 7th and I streets. The incident allegedly occurred early December 7 near the Montgomery county line. McCauley denied the accusation as two other men testified. After argument by defense attorney John A. Garrett and a State’s Attorney suggestion of innocence, Judge Vieit promptly declared him not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. McCauley
Washington
Rockville
Miss Pearl Gorman
7Th and
I Streets
McCauley
Montgomery County
District of Columbia
John A. Garrett
Thomas Dawson
McCanley
Vieit
Kemp Town Woman's Club Reopens Meetings After Nursing Course
Kemp town Woman's Club resumes regular meetings after months with home nursing instruction by Miss Garner and Miss Wagner. Dr Frances Sage Bradley of the Children's Bureau discusses the Sheppard-Towner bill and urges club women to inform the governor of their wishes for state allotments. The Federation of Rural Women's Clubs of Frederick County plans legislative action early next year.
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Kemptown Woman's Club
Garner
Wagner
Frances Sage Bradley
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
Congress
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick Counts
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in County Court
Business in the Courts lists marriage licenses for R. M. Shuman and Catherine Zeigler both of Mechanicaburg PA and Grover Mossburg with Agnes Miller of Bear Frederick. Property deeds show Richard Norris to H. Kiefler Detauter county for $1 and Kiefler to Richard and Wilfred Norris county for $1. Also Leis Cothren to J A Dill half interest in alley and William Arnold ex. to Laura Arnold et al. county for $1 plus a line about Lone men Uncle Ensen quote and a final remark about responsibility.
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R. MN. Shuman
Catherine E. Zeigler
Mechanicaburg
Grover Cleveland Mossburg
Agnes May Miller
Bear Frederick
Richard L. Norris
H. Kiefler Detauter
H. Kiefler Delauver
Rihard J
Wilfred G. Norrin
Leis H. Cothren
J. A. Dill
Alley
William W. Arnold
Laura B. Arnold
Martha O. M. Kelauver
Zuima J
Derr
When the Poor May Stop Staying Married
A terse social reflection questions enduring marriage amid poverty, suggesting changing economic pressures could erode traditional family bonds and push couples toward separation or nonmarital arrangements as hardship grows.
Plans to Clean Jail in Montgomery County
Alvie A. Moxley, set to become sheriff January 1 after last month’s election, aims to rapidly address long criticized jail conditions. He pledges sanitary improvements, better inmate meals, and seeks funds to renovate, add steel cells, and upgrade equipment. He will inspect vermin control, with or without legislature action. Moxley plans to appoint high quality deputies, including former Sheriff Clifard L. Howard and Constable J. Stanley Gingell, who will receive autos and $1,500 yearly. Additional appointees require endorsement by prominent local citizens. The Montgomery County Social Service League urged the grand jury to report insanitary jail conditions and poor food, sending copies to the circuit court judge and county commissioners.
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Alvie A. Moxley
Montgomery County
Moxley
Clifard L. Howard
J. Stanley Gingell
Montgomery County Social Service League
Rockville
Grand Jury
Social Service League
Grand
Ben
Circuit Court
Qountty
Plan to place county roads under State Roads Commission
Widespread support and opposition arise over Senator Harrison of Worcester County proposal to turn all county roads to the State Roads Commission for maintenance. Proponents argue centralized handling yields better roads and efficiency. opponents fear excessive state control and loss of local oversight.
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Roads Commission
Orland Harrison
Worcester Counfor
Harrison
State Roads Commission
J. Frank Harper
Queen Anne's County
Public Service Ion
Harper
W. Mason Shehan
Easton
Mr. Shehan
Furloughs Hit Brunswick Baltimore and Ohio Shops
One hundred and Atty men in the car and engine repair shops of the Baltimore and Ohio at Brunswick were furloughed until January 12 as part of a nationwide cutback affecting about 5 000 workers. About nine hundred in Brunswick’s two repair shops, with roughly seventy five suspended per shop, reflect a broader trend of reduced traffic and finances. In Brunswick officials expect lifts by January 2 with safety kept intact. Similar furloughs hit Mount Clare near Baltimore and many other cities, with 1 800 off at Mount Clare and about 200 on duty.
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Baltimore and
Ole Kal
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Usta
Ue Mount Care Shops
Baltimore
Cumberland
Keyser
Pattsburgh
Zanesville
Ohio
Cincinati
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Grafton
Deuwood
W. Va
Farce Comedy at Mt St Marys College Stage Show
A recent farce comedy named Stop, ’th was staged by the senior class at Mt. St. Mary’s College. Principal parts were played by Hew Brown Manon Conver Todd Barrett Todt ODennell Jacub Brown F. Hore fen Suilth Lebron Kinchley Hag V Hare Vincent J. Kelley Joseph F. Carvil E Gullbere Dusty and James T. Hays. Prof Peter Mc Gibbon directed the full production. A fine musical program by the college orchestra directed by Prof. William Styrhing accompanied the show.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Hew Brown
Manon Conver
Todd Barrett
Todt Odennell
Jacub Brown
F. Horefen Suilth
Lebron Kinchley
Hag V Hare
Vincent J. Kelley
Joseph F. Carvil
E. Gull
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France
South India
New Montgomery
Cy- Hinder
Fle
Roy W. Poole
Best Building
Portland and White
Atlas Cement
East Patrick St
Monogram
Robert F. Barrick
The
Ideal Painting and Trimming Co
Pennsylvania
Nema
Frederick Tire Company
ATE
E. Patrick ST
Dave
Amoco Gas
Silvertown Cord Tires
Oakland
Middletown and
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General Motors Corporation
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