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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
2
A regional revival event led by Evangelist Eastes drew a varied audience with sermons, music, and community notices. Attendees heard a story of provision with two fish, emphasized moral responsibilities for parents and youths, and noted local addresses and organizers involved in the outreach. Local groups and auxiliary members attended morning and evening sessions.
Weetation at Shenandoah Junction, long an eyesore on the Baltimore and Unto Railroad main line, prompts editor Snyder to report on an antiquated station. A chemist released poison gas to kill vermin, but bugs fled the building and returned, with some likely casualties among the less able. The piece also notes two miners using a rocker to extract gold in Cedar Creek district of the Tiristit Columbia region.
Des Cla vb by Mim AS Cutt set and son James of Buckeynown visited Mr and Mrs Henry Baker on Thursday Mrs Chatia Kinna of Fred 4 one Monday with Mrs Clayton Cut ga Mr and Mrs Robert Shipley and daughter Mary Catherine of Fred erick visited Mr and Mrs Grover Mouxburg on Banday Mr and Mrs George Wilson and children Mary Louise Elena and Krave of Frederick visited Mr and Mrs L K Peaga on Monday Mr Willian Kehoe of Frederick spent Sunday with Mrs Clayton Cutsall
Snowdrifts fade as Merle Rumsburg removes a barrier from the road near Charlesville crossing to the old saw mill area. Rev Shilke will preach at Bethel next Sunday afternoon. Roads are becoming passable. Also mentioned is a large purge of “Wild West detective and Indian stories” seized under German youth protection policy, with owners taxed for the works.
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