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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1922
Page
3
An essay-like piece argues the rise of knickerbocker garments for women as a practical and fashionable alternative to skirts. It notes wartime practicality, athletic use, and business wear, praising comfort and freedom while predicting local adoption and store displays.
The current issue of Une Ros arian profiles Frederick as a site for a proposed hotel project. The feature notes the plan includes a stow in coinse of erection and cites Hockenbury System campaigns backing the hotel build alongside other new hotels nationwide.
Gettysburg College Glee Club and Orchestra plan a joint concert in Winchester Hall on Wednesday February 15 at 815 to benefit the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County. A lively program of vocal and instrumental music, plus encores and readings, will feature local leaders and students with a large audience anticipated.
J Stewart Annan of Emmitsburg has been appointed to an Internal Revenue Service position with headquarters in Washington. He has spent time in the Baltimore office of Collector Galen L. Tait to prepare for his duties and will begin work in Washington next week. K Annin, Republican leader in the county, has served on the State Central Committee and county committee and has been mentioned for State Senator. His new IRS role does not require his Emmitsburg residence to change.
Frederick’s Jack Mey led a fast attack returning from a Southenny Invasion, scoring with two strong drives as Staunton fell 83 to 35. Wedmond defeated Virgie Best Nakole Club 4b, and Petersburg beat YMLCLA on Thursday. Behrens and Daw tied as top scorers for Ettehmord, with Blebian and Blehin contributing court clearances. Nine local clubs and the Academy showcased a wide game series.
At a club meeting this week, members voted to amend the charter to require weekly gatherings and disband the current biweekly schedule. The new rule takes effect on March 1.
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