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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
4
A fragmented passage discusses the rise of wireless and long distance telephone service. It highlights how telephony could link rural districts to lectures and music, enable access to church services, and connect isolated villagers to national life, describing it as a boon to individuals and families.
Miss Irene Gomtson celebrated a seventh birthday with a saturated social event last Saturday including supper, a Valentine contest with a prize won by Beraitline Minker, and a cake shaped like animals. Guests listed include Margaret Tu, Virginia Williamson, Elizabeth Eilesa Cullen, Rebecca Moore Hentine, and many families who enjoyed games, dancing, and music by Shine's orchestra.
A reader survey shows mixed opinions on a Farmers Association program and county government reform. Frederick Angpelation and Elrot Roelkey offer partial praise, while N H Albaugh supports some points but questions reducing the county commission. McKinney favors improvements, and others direct attention to financial disclosures from the Automobile Commissioner.
Mrs Chas B Karn and Mieco Mildred of Hranawick have returned from Drookyne Bad called there by the death of her brother Moe Harvey Wit This marks the third family death in Mrs Karns circle Two Millard Sigler of New Caribie Ohio arrived in Middletown on their honeymoon to visit relatives Mr Siglers kin Mr and Mrs Millard Sigler of New Caribie Ohio arrived in Middletown on their honeymoon to visit tony Mr Siglers many relatives.
A bill by D. Alan Dudderar would require county constables to appear before the grand jury and reveal information about law violations in their districts. Frederick county previously revived a similar measure but dropped it to save costs as constables often came unprepared. Streets were being cleared of snow by Fire Dept crews led by E Peter Mantz, using fireplugs to melt main thoroughfares swiftly.
A fragment from The News column notes events from February 20, 1902. A temperance delegation urged passage of a general temperance bill before the House Temperance Committee. At a February Alder men meeting a Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad franchise renewal was discussed with William H. Hinks representing the company. The Frederick Electric Water Works, etc. The document also mentions a fine collection for a Mr Maher, a death bequest committee for Lewis River, and a senate approval of Miss Maria Woysiting's bequest.
Local racer Pina Sat br ee advances to a regional event, drawing steady support from the community. Officials note improved times and a crowd favorable to the emerging athlete, signaling a potential leap into broader competition.
Mrs Rebecca Wallis, long resident of Frederick, aged 69, celebrated for 20 plus accolades and a life spanning from Pt of Rocks to West Patrick Street. Daughter of Lamuel Dutrow, widow of Rev Albert Wallis, she preserved Old World manners at church events and dances while recalling candlelight, gas, and electricity evolutions. She traveled widely, remained active in community, and stood as the oldest lady at the Old Folks meeting, a testament to a life rich in memory and devotion.
Lynch Lodge No. 162 A M and A Scots will celebrate George Washington's birthday with a program on Thursday February 23 at 730 PM in the Temple Hall. Chas Hi Burns grand lecturer will speak at Taftingre. Music by the Masonic Circle under Grayson H Staley Edgar J McBrite and other officers will preside. Refreshments to follow for lodge members.
Wolfe Kime Mbert H Wolf and Miss Sarah Mt Kime of Jeitysburg wed at Nutugelical Lutheran Tronoage on Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock. Pastor Renme G Rapp officiated. The couple intends to establish a home in Cerrveburg after the ceremony.
February 19 items recount events as American history notes. Includes state actions on February 1 19 and 20, martial law in Char kestown, vetoes and banks restrictions, naval captures, a note on New England, and a Congressional recon struction era reference. Names and dates anchor a rapid timeline of 19th and early 20th century actions.
Evangelist Eastes led a revival at the Methodist Episcopal church with eyeing sermons on loving God first and opposing modern dance. The Sun day School drew 602 attendees and 21 men pledged to Christ, while 187 conversions were tallied over two weeks as crowds filled services and a large evening gathering.
Voters must be 21 and a resident year in the state and district, with Baltimore City or surrounding county three months prior. Tomorrow night an illustrated song service features Prof. Balmond singing Throw Out the Life Line and Rev. Eastes preaching The Shipwreck of a Lost Soul. Cottage prayer meetings list multiple addresses across East Fifth Street to North Market Street with residents named. Patrick Street property at 348 and 345 West Patrick Street sold by Dr E Phobus to Theodore F Alexander, possession March 1.
All over the United States health boards guard the public, yet illness can break out. Physicians urge staying in good physical condition with Gude’s Pepto Mangan to boost blood cells and fight disease. Available in liquid and tablet forms from druggists, same value in both.
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