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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

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New City Park Board Named by Mayor Guller Today

The 27 member City Park Board announced by Mayor Guller will study local park problems and make recommendations to the Mayor and Aldermen. It will cooperate with the Playground Commission and organize soon at a joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.

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Frederick Lawyers Attend Annapolis Reception for Court of Appeals

Ten Frederick lawyers joined Governor Ritchie at the Annapolis reception honoring Court of Appeals members. About 250 attendees from across Maryland toured the capital with the Frederick contingent returning home after an enjoyable trip. Notable attendees listed include W. Clinton McSherry, H. Dorsons, Newman, Sinn, Umer, Norwood, Winebreaner, Storm, and Moiter.

Frederick Ritchie Court of Appeals Annapolis hose prre Jacob Rohrback erick Bar Association W. Clinton McSherry H. Dorsons Newman Welter E. Sinn Francis F. Umer Senator Co. Norwood David C. Winebreaner Wiliam M. Storm Guy K. Moiter

Sheriff Burns Buffalo In Absence Of S 5 Gladhu

In the absence of S 5 Gladhu the proprietor of the B estate at Bowel the islandment is placed under Ped to Ingomar W Albauch who leads an attachment against the place at the suit of creditors. How long the sheriff remains in charge is uncertain as the Buffalo is advertised for sale.

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Docket Called For February Term In Local Court

A preliminary docket session convened this afternoon at 2 o clock in the court room at the courthouse. The proceeding lists cases and defendants for the February term with officials and docket numbers to be addressed.

Advises Against Use of More Planes in Plague Fight

An Alaska report states Governor Bone argues against expanding airlift to combat the diphtheria epidemic. He suggests the territorial government can cope for now and that additional flights would be unnecessary and hazardous. The radiogram to Secretary Work emphasizes caution over rapid deployment in this health crisis.

Yolanes Bone Alaska

World Court Plan Shelved in Senate

The Associated Press reports in Washington that a proposal to establish a world court was shelved by the Senate amid congressional concern over foreign relations. The debate touched on reliability of support and the influence of proponents and opponents on policy goals.

Associated Press Washington

Hollywood praise sparks blush at beauty pageant remark

In Hollywood circles a playful exchange centers on the notion of beauty as a contestant named Yola Tasvi blushes when mocked for indiscriminate praise. The moment underscores the era’s lighthearted celebrity banter and social gaze.

Naval Officers Not Gagged Says Navy Chiefs Free to Speak

The Associated Press reports the House Craft Committee reviews charges against officers. Secretary W. assures officers may freely state views and press all nonconfidential facts. He cites three naval officers fearing disciplinary action and notes Rear Admiral Eit or the air force position due to persistence on air power matters.

Associated Press Washington House Craft Committee Lampert Perkins Tengli Uiree naval img eit navy

New Bottle Strychnine Found at Ohio State

A report from Dean Clair at the college pharmacy of Ohio State University notes a new bottle of strychnine found last night. Police are investigating, with officials stating the quantity and source remain under review and the incident has prompted a recheck of storage procedures.

QHIO STATE Dean Clair college pharmacy Ohto State Univers

Dozen Await Millenium Ridiculed by Friends

Reporters describe followers of a Rowen cult at college viewed as awaiting the millennium. The group, named the Seventh Dart tle, aims to prophesy a future era after extensive travel and media attention.

Asso eee colege View

Boys Work Heads Hold Conference in Baltimore

The Boys Work Secretaries from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia met in Baltimore to discuss outdoor athletic meet plans for the coming term. A committee will organize details and a meeting is set for March in Washington with focus on YMCA boys and school programs.

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Gasoline price rise expected amid wartime costs

A wartime forecast from Standard Oil managers predicts gasoline prices will climb beyond current levels, with a seven cent rise since January 1. Prices surged from 15 to 22 cents at tank wagons and 24 cents retail, across Maryland and neighboring states, due to higher crude costs and strong export demand.

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Salvation Army Campaign Begins With Mail Letters

The Salvation Army launches a fundraising drive from February 3 to February 10 in Chesapeaks Division. Captain F W Wilkinson directs. R Ames Hendrickson chairs the local committee with Edward Delaplaine and Rev Charles Shaffer among leaders. Letters to Jo cal Perseus head for malls as volunteers mail outreach to support the 162% year’s work and rally immediate aid.

Salvation Jocal Perseus direc F W. Wilkinson Ball Chesapeaks R. Ames Hendrickson Edward 5. Delaplaine carr B. Moll Ames Handrickson

Dr Rupp Speaks At Signs Meeting In Frederick

Dr CS G Rupp pastor of Evangelical Lutheran church addressed the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He praised service clubs Rotary Kiwanis and Lions as shaping a broader vision and noted Frederick’s 15 year transformation due to their work. He cited Lincoln and Gladstone as heroes who served. Raymond Phillips of Lee Chevrolet was elected to Lions membership. The club plans strong attendance at Friday’s joint meeting to discuss a municipal park project.

Frederick fev CS. G. Rupp thevangelical Lutheran church L ions club Francis Scott Key Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs Rupp Kiwanis club Yen Abraham Lincoln William Gladstone United States England Ernest C. Webb Florida Raymond HH. Phillips Lee Chevrolet Saies Lions

New Store Opens at South Store with Local Managers

A new branch is opened at 139 South Store with manager Carr from Predger and a team including Sm Paul Andres Herring Miss Mar Lester Machiey and others. The Cranwell Naval Air Force centre hosts the venture in a former hangar repurposed as a store space with an old aero engine component as display.

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Bridal Events Planned For Joseph, Conley Wedding

Miss Helen Abel Conley invites the bridal party to Guilford for a dinner at Rose PG Manor on Friday night followed by a dance at the Country Club. A wedding fast will be held Saturday at 9 o clock at Miss Baker’s home with a reception at 120 welork avenue. The ceremony will be at Meth ods rch Gusher lawn Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock.

Rescue Effort for Entombed Miner Collins Proceeds

A rescue operation in a Moor cave continues as Floyd Collins remains trapped 126 feet underground. Miners plan to sink a shaft 50 to 75 feet deep to reach him, while officials assess risks and appeal for funds and prayers amid uncertain survival chances.

Associated Press City Collins Cains W. E. Cheery Land Cave God Colling’ voce Ror Hyde Collns John Geralds Geralds Lee Collins Sand Cave Homer Collins Hive

Oil and rails buoy markets with renewed activity

The article notes buoyant oil and railroad stocks lifting market sentiment as trading resumes. It cites Mellon’s view that current traffic movement signals a broader uptrend with spring, pointing to a first hour turnover above 500,000 shares in TANF week and a public mood that remains sluggish despite early gains.

Seerstarr Mellon

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