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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
10
Tourist camp gains backing amid farmers opposition
J Dean Zeiter of Buckeystown urges establishing a tourist park in Frederick, citing economic benefits and increased city exposure. He opposes a Farmers Association resolution criticizing the camp and argues tourists would spend money locally without harming hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dean Zeiter
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Place Ory
Length of Life Grows in Knapheet by Cereus Work
In a fragmented report the Bureau of something examines fluctuations in life span at distant stations. Observers note a longer life cycle as experiments at Londos and Dabecsibe Ger are referenced. The text is garbled but hints at a scientific study of longevity and timing in experimental data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bureau of
Difthe
Erratic note hints at plans for a western Maryiaart visit
Fragmentary text suggests a figure contemplated hiring visitors for a city event in Western Maryiaart, with mentions of time and a camp. The garbled OCR makes specifics unclear while implying broader greeting or arrival plans for a regional audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryiaart
Scouts To Cantata At Winchester Hall In Camp Life Story
Scouts from Troop No 2 under J Edgar Yinger present a cantata at Winchester Hall at 7 30 PM. The program shows scouting training and camp life with scenes of campfire, summer camp activities, and Armistice Day parade service. Cast includes John Raueen and multiple scouts. event aims to educate public on scout craft and summer camp experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summée Lamp
J. Edgar
Yinger
Winchester Hall
John Raueen
Ehgjall Apie
Pla
Barras
Hoskey
Wilbur Sheffield
James Lippy
Edward Ebert
Wilour Haller
John Haseen
Robert Klipp
James Houck
Cistle
OConnor Sentenced in Maryland Liquor Theft Case
Baltimore February 21 Jake E OConnor known Democratic politician was sentenced to three years in Maryland Penitentiary for receiving liquor stolen last month from the home of W Wallace Lanahan near Hampstead. Uncle Joseph Simmons and four friends faced sentences of four years for similar counts. Kenny Tweedale and Histon received three years, Blair received four. A separate note reports a wedding in Waynesboro Pa where Rev J P Koomb officiated for Miss Margaret B Ecker and John S Maes of Silver Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Denter
Jake E
Young Jack) O'Conner
Maryland
Towson
W. Wallace Lanahan
Impaiam
O'Connor
Joseph Simmons
Frieeér
Bernard Kenney
Albert Tweetele
Wiliam R. Histoe
Frank Blair
J. P. Koomz
Waynesboro
Margaret B. Ecker
Union Mills
John 8. Maes
Silver Springs
First Ag Brethren Church
Maryland youths oppose soldier bonus to senators
Twelve Maryland youths who served in World War I sent a letter to Maryland Senators protesting the proposed distribution of a large soldier bonus. The signers from cities such as Frederick, Baltimore, Hagerstown, Cumberland, and Cambridge oppose the measure, arguing national finances do not justify the sum. A reply from Senator Weller outlines the bill’s path through the House Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance, noting uncertainty about final form and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Gontréss
Frederick
D. C. Winebrewer, Ltd
Baltimore
Thomas Swann
de Ourcy W. Orrick
James
Eadall Marbury
Hageratown—A
Magon
Committee of the
Hate of Representatives
House
Senate
Washington
Canele
Congress
Local social notes from Keysville Md February 1920
Keysville Maryland society update lists visits and family gatherings. The notes mention Misa Kathryn Stull visiting relatives in York Pennsylvania, James Kiser and wife hosting a family dinner, funerals for Cornelius Koonts and Mrs Sarah Smith, Ruth Austin visiting from Detour, and several residents attending or hosting events in nearby towns like Rocky Ridge Creagerstown Thurmont Union Bridge and Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
Misa Kathryn Stull
A. York
Harvey Shorb
Mia
Elisabeth Myers
James Kiser
Roy Ki
Beide
N. Forney
Cornelius Koonts
Rocky Ridge
Ernest Shriver
Emtaltsburg
EL Ritter
Mies Ruth Austin
Detour
Upton Austin
William Devilbias
Devibisg
Sarah’ Susith
Creagerstown
Harvey
Berry _. Derr
George W. Roop
Catherine
Hosiery Trends Hit Local Stores For Warm Weather
Heads of hosiery departments note a shift from rolled stockings to new elasticized stockings. The items, now on display, are long enough to replace the rolled style and promise better fit as temperatures rise. Vendors anticipate a record demand once warm weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
Templars to Winchester in distinguished procession
A distinguished party of Knights Templar headed by Grand Master Joseph Kyte Orr of Atlanta Georgia and Right Eminent Grand Commander Chester A Gwian of Virginia along with Grand Captain General Sol Cutchins of Richmond will lead an entertainment program. Also present will be Past Right Eminent Grand Commander A M Baker of Winchester and Grand Senior Warden C Vérmon Bday of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomplar
Joseph Kyte Orr
Atlanta
Chester A. Gwian
Grannd
Virginia
Sol Cutchins
Richmond
Entertain
Ponte
Ovcas
A. M. Baker
Winchester
C. Vérmon
Bday Aaa
Wincheater
Postmistress Confirmed at Rocky Ridge Office
Misa N. O. Englat has had her acting postmistress role at Rocky Ridge since May 1, 1998. The United States Senate confirmed her appointment to the position. Englat, a lifelong Republican, was trusted by patrons and served under a Democratic administration as the postmistress. Rocky Ridge operates as a fourth class post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa N. O. Englat
Rocky Ridge
United States Senate
Hitmaa
Rocky Rider
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend Events
EWRIPALE Lowndala Joann Davis and family Sunday with her mother Mrs Sherman Mullinix Mrs Gertie Grabbe and Miss Gex trade Wolfe spent Saturday with Mrs Russell Watkins. Miss Dorothy Wolfe Washington is peesine her race tion with her par ents Mrs Russell Walker Mige Hikia Best spent a few days recently with her sister Mrs Dorsey Urbana. Mrs Monroe Watkins spent Tuesday with Mrs Anthony Smith Brown togaville. Mrs Layher Beall as eon. Ed Pearpent with Mrs 8 S. Louise Wallie spent Monio and Tuesday last week in Washington. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lahnap their twin girl Myrtle and Peart visited Mrs Altice Beat on Tuesday evening. Woodsbord Feb 18 Mrs J v Lowman New Windsor and Miss Florence Lowman Ker-Mar spent they olbert Lootz. Miss Nellie Long Creagerstown visited her aunt Mrs Laura Barrick. A surprice handkerchief shower was given little Mim Madeline LouixmJry 9 in honor of her ninth birthday. She received 42 handker chiefs. Dr Etzier wife and daughter visited in Thurmont Sunday. Mrs Etta Cramer Walkersville was a recent guest of Mrs W C Shehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewripale
Lowndala
Joann Ray Davis
Sherman Mullinix
Gertie Grabbe
Gextrade Wolfe
Russell Watkins
Dorothy Wolfe
Washington
Russell Walker
Mige Hikia
Dorsey i
Urbana
Monroe Watkins
Anthony Smith
Browntogaville
Layher Beall
Ed Pear
Louise ‘Walliie
Wilbur Lahnapi
Myrtle and
Peart
Altice Beat
Woodsbord
J. v. Lowman
New Windsor
Florence Lowman
Ker-Mar
Olbert Lootz
Nellie Long
Creagerstown
Laura Barrick
Mim
Madeline Louix mJry
Etzier
Thurmont
Etta Cramer
Walkereville
W. C. Shehr
Arrested for York theft charged after apparel theft
Edward Turner about 21 was arrested at the Clis Hotel by York Chief of Police John L. Dere. Turner admitted nothing and was jailed to await return to York to answer charges. Sheriff Paul Lancaster reported Turner left for Frederick and officers traced him to Baltimore, where Dere identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Edward Turner
John L. Dere
New Clis
Paul Lancaster
Turner
Frederick
Derr
Dere
Tarig
Lancaster
Atl City
Mycravilie Comet Marks 27th Council Anniversary
Mycravilie Comet No 135 Jr U A M celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary with a Friday night feast in its hall. A large membership attended. Banquet served. Toasts honored Washington Peace Conference School System Legislature Woman Suffrage Progress of the Council Quarter Century. Officers and committee in charge announced by William J. Deter chair man, William E. Hauver, Foster C. Hartnock. Councilor Dr Ralph Browning vice founder James Stroup Junior past founder William I. Deter Chaplain John D. Mouse conductor Foster C. Hartcock recording secretary William E Hauver financial secretary Columbus Heupt sentinel Stratton Braith outside seating John Kinnamon. Myerville Council organized in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. A.M
William B. “Haover
George B. Castle
Willam B. Wachtel
Lloyd Koosie
Louis B. Flook
Ralph Browning van Joant- Haater
William J. Deter
William E. Hauver
Foster C. Hartnock
John Kinnamon
Myereville Courell
Unemployment Report From Frederick City 1924 Relief Plans
Mayor Gluner Nebley reports Frederick City mayors address unemployment at a Washington Conference. Herbert Hoover’s department asks for a detailed situation synopsis, with Frederick aiming to show progress and limited suffering. City officials, led by City Attorney Delaplaine, prepare a formal position noting the Hood College dormitory and hotel projects should create work through 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Tevick
Gluner Nebley
Frederick
Edward S. Delaplaine
Frederick City
Hood College
Legion Elects Officers at January Meeting in Toled o
At the regular American Legion meeting in Square Corners on Saturday Francis X. Behan was elected to a post officer role. Charles Schaffer was named post commander Luther Kugler past vice commander Clarence Fraiser treasurer Fran Veat secretary A large turnout approved several membership renewals and discussed rosters. The Elder Post is among four local legs in the west with Falgar Eyter Thirmont and Francis Scott Key Posts in nearby cities. Toledo is noted as the largest city home ownership leader among the 30 biggest U S cities with Seattle Baltimore New York City following respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fromieburg
Francis X
Charles Sharfer
Luther Kugler
Clarence (. Fraiser
oPa x Ward -Kerrigen
Fran Vea
Fraiser
Elder Post
Weald
Falgar J. Eyter
Thirmont
David G. Everhart
Middletown
Francis Scott Key Post
United States
Toledo
Ohio
Seattle
Baltimore
New York City
Tomato crop third in value of vegetables in nation
The tomato crop ranks third in value among vegetables, with much of the harvest canned for soups and pur es. About 200000 to 300000 acres are devoted to canning annually, yielding around 490000 tons per year. Maryland New Jersey Virginia Indiana and California grow large portions of the crop. The tomato, introduced about 1800, moved from ornamental plant to major commercial occurrence after overcoming early suspicion it was poisonous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
rAtatéa
Maryland
New Jersey
Virginia
Indiana
California Produce & Large
James H. Beattie
United States Department of Agriculture
Illustrated lecture on Goat Drawing in Braddock Hall
Mrs Sue Bonnanth, Michigan graduate, spoke at Braddock Hall on February 20 at 2 oclock about goat drawing. The illustrated talk, aided by a wardrobe display, explored pronunciation and profession, noting how names can vary in usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Hall
Sue Botnanh
University of Michigan
Mire Allen
Hou Economics
Rachenan
Tuenanen
Rcidien
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