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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1924

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Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Stalled Page

A reader note invites solvers back to an easy starter crossword with scattered horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include A serpert, declination, two wheeled vehicles, negation, punishment of sums, and a mix of general terms like viewed, exclamation, precious stones, and friendship.

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Poole to Appeal From His Conviction

Poole awaits sentence after a jury found him guilty amid intense testimony. The defense produced Buck Lodge witnesses testifying to Poole’s good character while the state argued for justice for the abused girl and other children. Trial featured attorney Garrett urging a verdict of guilty against Poole and the court adjourned with Poole under custody.

Poole Garrett John Mellett Irene Melett Pamere Aie Melett Zien Game Stte Buck Lodge Toe Richard F. White James P. Gott Marcellus F. Wade J. E. Johnson Ponle John E Willkm L. Storm Frederick Counts Tes Montgomery Comity Peele Thomas L. Dawson Barnard Welsh Rene S. Tarp Pease Lttle Neily

Kiwanis Officers Elected in Mitchetown Room Meeting

A Kiwanis group in Mitchetown elected officers including president Br. Alex a practicing physician. The session in the Francis room Tuesday also planned a sweat Christmas meeting for next week at the clinic.

Reid Francis Feel W.orl Pub Danree W. Vin Leslie Orney Howe Mitchetown Br. Alex

Verdict Reaches Guilty In Trial At Worthinston

Jurors after several communications with Judge Worthinston return a guilty verdict in the trial. The judge will hear the sentence as the defendant faces potential penalties. The case centers on a dispute over responsibility and legal duties related to the sister of Trene Met Lin.

Towae Uke Worthinston Ph Mellett Trene Lin Thedures Wii

Parchment on display of medieval rhymed carol text

A fine parchment shows a Christmas carol written in Norman French from the 13th century. The artifact is described as suitable for a convivial gathering and a religious service, reflecting its historical use and context.

Public Sale of Mary land parcels in Fre ared County

Public sale notice for a mortgaged property in Maryland by order of George T Neesh Koontz and Peter G Sauble with Emma as mortgagee. Parcels include approximately 159 acres and other tracts described in a deed dated December 15, recorded in Frederick County records. Sale to be held at the public sale location on a Saturday at an hour to be announced.

Joansville X County Maryland George T. Neesh Koontz Peter G. Sauble Emma Fredsland Oelocka Hammond Sam Peter Mordecai C. Attorner Frederck Waite Frederick Coun Ory Bainace Om Maren Sarahan Jederick T. Koontz

Dublin school program reflects holiday Pageantry by students

December PTA meeting at Dublin school,Emory Cramer presiding, featured a large Christmas program led by pupils. A sequence of songs recitations and exercises followed by gift distribution. teacher listed as Ruth Hammer Whitmore. An old Judean night verse and a Popocatepetl note conclude the item.

Parent-Teachers’ Association of Dublin School Emory Cramer Harry Morgan Bessie Tregozitg Walter Cramer Jesus Martha Frantz Pauline Wedle Arthur Trout Huda Buordette Santa Claus Erma Ensor Harry Frantz Helen Staler Santa Hilda Tregoning Spencer Ramsburg Babe Siris The Erma Emser Lord Jesus Pauline Trout Goldie Weddie Katherine Morgan Helen Stale Hilda Gilmore Trout Emory Staler Albert Staley Elwood Winters Ruth Hammer Whitmore

Multiple-weddings mark Walkersville area nuptials

On December 23 in Walkersville Lutheran parsonage Grace Wachter wed George Angleberger in a ring ceremony. Julia Sheeler and Mildred Warner assisted. The couple plans a Washington trip then return for a reception at the bride’s home. Also Mervin Green wed Julia Sheeler near Walkersville pending residence near the town. Raymond Cook and Lilian Fogle united at Walkersville parsonage with Edna Cook and Ada Fogle present. Eulah Flavis and Millard Ploman wed in Baltimore. Ida McDade and Luther Stunkle tied the knot near Brunswick.

Angleberger Wachter Walkersvile Grace A. Wachter Allen Wachter Near Pleasant Hill George Foster Angleberger Milton Howard Angelberger Near Pleasant Bil Margaret Wachter Clare Stull Che Croom Rtn Cope Har Gioves C. & Shilke Washington Baltimore Pleasant Hill Walkersville Gook—Fogle Raymond F. B. Cook Churchill Lilian May Fogle CU. S. G. Rupp Edna Cook Ada Fogle Eddie Umberger

Poultry Exhibit Abandoned Over Fowl Plague

Morrisburg Pennsylvania December 24 The Department of Agriculture announced the abandonment of the poultry exhibit at the State farm products show next month due to the fowl plague. The report references the Yule log tradition with a note on ash wood fire origins and the nativity tale.

The Associates Press Morrisburg Department of Agriculture Iadar

Home for Christmas Fev DeChant Daughter Sailed from Southampton

Fev and Abner DeChant of Hanover announce their daughter Miss Alnere S. DeChant has sailed on the Olympic from Southampton December 17 after three and a half years traveling in Asia and Europe. She is expected to dock in New York Wednesday morning with brothers Rev Clement W. DeChant and John A. DeChant to greet her on arrival in France.

Fev Abner S. DeChant Hanover Alnere S. DeChant Japan China Southampton New York Harbor Cherbourg France Miss DeChant New York Br Clement W. DeChant

Early Christmas Observance Date in Fourth Century

The first observance of Christmas on December 25 arose in the mid Fourth Century. Earlier Christians rejected birthday rites as pagan, delaying a settled nativity date despite evolving church practice.

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