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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
7
The article discusses Thomas A Edison’s relentless work ethic praising daily labor and devotion. It argues if more people shared his spirit, world problems would be solved. It then critiques France’s postwar burden and calls for magnanimity in reparations to restore global financial balance.
Old ball invitation card from United Hose Company for Birth Night Ball held at Swamp Hall on February 22, 1854. The list of managers includes John Louis and Calvin Page among many others. Only Christian Albaugh survives among the named signatories. James E. Doll possessed the card.
In a sequence of replies from local residents, opinions split on the potential of radiophonie. FRE LUN DORN notes near Lingamers Hill and predicts strong future use, while ROLAND ER. LONG and HARRY JACKSON express skepticism. WALTER ZEIGLER sees unlimited possibilities, and others anticipate major commercial impact.
A February wedding in Key Went united Miss Hose Telly and Mr Sherard. The ceremony was performed by notary public Kuz ene EL Albury. The couple's romance began during Potty's Baltimore visit. They plan to reside in Fradmick after navy enlistment ends.
A detailed wedding notice describes multiple ceremonies at a Priata Methodist church with parson Rev Walter Michael officiating. The bride wore white satin and carried pink rose accents, attended by Miss Mirbet Rachid and Miss Thetina Summers as bridesmaids. Liegal Lo Haever served as maid of honor with ushers Carl Thomas and Frank Shipley. The couple, Mr and Mrs Youmer Beit, planned a honeymoon trip to Washington Philadelphia and New York before settling at the bride’s home.
The Interior Revenue Service outlines updates to the 1927 act affecting taxes on men's and women's wearing apparel and on certain articles including coal used in dwellings. The changes include new rates and scope, with officials emphasizing compliance and enforcement in forthcoming months.
A local pleasure club hosted a dance night for fifty couples at Junior Hall on North Market Street. Attendees included George Washington, Noel Haller, Marion Wider, and many others from nearby households and surrounding counties. Committee members and guests filled the hall, with a long list of ladies and gentlemen named in attendance.
Sunday February 19 at the Y M C A Hagerstown prant services featured ten year old Guy Kline son of Prof and Mrs W Guy Rline of Heecerstown. The crowd applauded after his performance singing Come Jesus Redeemer to Bartletts Dream. Despite no formal training the boy shown rare ability, drawing high expectations for his future in music.
Measured fragments recall events from February 23 0025 in Frederick. A drowning near Little Cats Creek prompted rescue efforts as locals, including Major Gots and officials from Marejand and Davis, organized safety measures. Notable mentions include the Frederic Hk School Orchestra and several notaries guiding post incident actions.
February 1922 marks 26 years of the Lesbian Herald the college literary publication. The 25th anniversary issue honors Dr Joseph H Apple and features articles mostly by the original staff. The Herald chronicles Hood College from its early East Church Street halls to a 45 acre campus with 419 students, shaping gifts and careers through its pages.
The text states no person above 21 who has a larceny or infamous crime conviction, unless pardoned by the Governor, shall be entitled to vote in any election. It also bans guardians or incompetents from voting, per Section 2 of Maryland’s Constitution.
Mro A A Horney and son Andrew of Pittsburgh visit Mass Huth Motter on Mast Patrick street. Mrs Charles So Splenan and daughter Ruth Hagel of Hagerstown visit Mrs Spielman's parents, Mr and Mrs BE W Ediaonds on South Market street. Stey David Dunn of Turtle Creek spent a few days with Rev Dr Lewis Robb on East Third street. Mrs Win G Zimmerman of West Third street visits Washington.
In Feagaville on February 22 Rev Chas Shaffer will preach at Reform church at 10:30 AM Rev W C Tach of Union Bridge will preach at Mt Zion Lutheran at 2:30 PM and at St Luke's Lutheran at 7 PM A congregational meeting follows the evening service Rev Dr Mitchell speaks at St Luke's Sunday at 2 PM for Near East Relief Miss Mollie Fulmer visits relatives WCTU holds monthly meeting at Reform church Thursday afternoon Mrs Mollie Zimmerman visits Frederick Rev Harold Creager preaches at St Luke's Paul Zimmerman and family move to George Easterday home Other local notes include Ballenger Grange meeting Friday with 11 initiates and real estate news Harold Beyer buys Wm Summel property along State road Nearly nine acres. Army airship Roma christened with bottle of liquid air. Bottle dropped from a free balloon onto the bow.
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society offers purses totaling 3565 for the Montgomery Rockville fair races August 22 to 25. The program lists 10 harness and six running events plus pony, mule, and motorcycle races across four days, with detailed purses for each event.
The undersigned will hold a public sale on Saturday February 26 2922 at 9 am at Clifton Station one mile from State Road to dispose of household and farm items. Livestock includes 4 head of horses and a colt 12 head of cattle Holstein heifers two Holstein bulls eight head of hogs and more. Implements include a Deering seven-foot binder multiple wagons plows harrows and farming gear plus household furniture tools and kitchen wares. Terms require immediate settlement with the clerk and removal after sale. WM Anglebarger and auctioneers. There will be plenty of good things.
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