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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
2
The legislature faces delays as committees delay action and presiding officers struggle with organization. Veterans gain priority but bills move slowly, with sessions often beginning late and long waits before measures reach the floor. Governor hopes to avoid delays by March while nominations and clerical staff are assigned.
Dec 28 notes show Mr and Mrs Pittinger and daughter at Christmas with EB Baba of Woodeboro. Charles E Clemant and Alice with Fry family. Ada Smith visited, and Fox has been with James Stevens family. Washington and Bertha Washington spent Sunday with parents. Lenhart and related families hosted relatives, while others visited neighbors and discussed local matters.
A Christmas service conducted by Capt. Luther T. Shiflett featured a large program by Protbis GU Persuys on West Mat Nek Street. Twenty or more girls performed songs and recitations including What Christmas Means and The Christ Child. Mary Claus distributed gifts as the service closed.
Three colored residents of Montgomery County were held on a charge of assault after an alleged attack on Charles Hiney near Beaussille. The incident began from a quarrel over a reported matter at night when Hiney was struck with a brick and an iron object, suffering a fractured skull and serious injuries. Deputies located the suspects in Rockville and placed them in custody awaiting a hearing.
Brant Brunswick notes that Grace P. & Congregation plan to build a new church on A Street to replace the aging chapel. The plan includes a stone structure in medieval style with space for church and Sunday school, while Knights of Pythias prepare to form committees for a spring drive to fund the project.
A Christmas dance at the State Armory attracted about 20 guests with many visitors from New York Philadelphia Balmere Washington Wretminster Higertown Hockville Couberlam Annaspee and Hanover. The event featured palm arrangements and plants, with a colorfully noted two chorus performance and a leading Kammerer orchestra. A Dallas widow recalled a canceled engagement tied to her former fiancé Cobb.
The Yellow Springs gathering featured a well attended Christmas program with a full schedule of songs, recitations, and exercises. Highlights included opening remarks by Pastor Hey Charles D Schaef fer, performances by Mildred Stan Effie Stull and Viola Wachtey, and a varied lineup of solos, duets, and choruses.
A reminiscence features a sequined dancer who performed at the New York Winter Garden for three years. She shared memories of dancing with world famed artists including Gertrude Pollman Mae Marrs Mandel Frances Procehard and others, mentioning schools and partners.
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