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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland Daily News publication resembles an old issue with masthead details for The Daily News Freder ick Maryland dated Thursday January 12 1922. It notes Associated Press news and submission rules for authors and notices.
A Chicago dispatch reports a Gypsy life convention where fortunes are kept at a hundred dollars to attract those unsettled by love or business. The piece notes wandering habits, low living costs, horse trading, and a portable lifestyle, with reflections on reform and settled homes.
The Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran core met in the chapel Tuesday evening with Mrs. Calvin Schildknecht in charge. The program included hymns, prayers, a review on American Lutherans in World Reconstruction, and a social hour with refreshments. Week of prayer is planned for March 6 12 and a rally in Thurmont January 28. Epworth League held a cox meeting at Point of Rocks led by Rev Michael Harewell with diverse activities, debates, a spelling bee, language lessons, and fund raising.
The last Hood Cotene faculty recital will be given for Hall Friday evening at 15 cents by Mrs Woodirs Hawes soprano Miss Finn Comins reader and Miss Rose Bitely as accompanist. The continuation of Mrs Hawes and Miss Cowling should be a happy one and will be especially interesting to hear Wise tasting after her year of study in New York City.
North Market aloet resident Henry Dertzgbaugh says writers are not as they used to be. Lawrence Holtz on Dill Avenue notes a resemblance to old time plows. Marshall Grumbine on East Third Street says they are not, just snow shows the first sign of past plow days. T J Main near Frederick thinks they do not seem severe. Dr Kefaulier on North Market says generally winters are about the same.
State attorney general files charges against Dollings Company and its salesmen for promising investors that all funds would be returned upon request. The action follows a complaint from a consumer who sought restitution and alleges deceptive selling practices.
The county continues to recover from a severe blizzard that dumped around nine inches of snow. Trains on Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines ran late but through, with plows clearing streets and roads. Street crews worked to open Market Street while some truck routes remained blocked and telephones to Brunswick were down. Milk deliveries faced delays as several trucks became stranded. officials warned residents in remote districts may face continued isolation.
Informative note states that any sale or misrepresentation by a Dallingy Company agent toward Marylane will trigger immediate reporting to Doltugs Company officials and calls for discharge from service. The speaker warns of possible Maryland legal action against the individual and potentially the company.
Local personal notices list Miss Thelma Nixdorff returning to National Park Seminary Forest Glen after holidays. Casper E Cline and family head to St Petersburg Florida for the rest of winter. Rev Isaac M Motter now visiting his son S Lewis Motter Fort Worth Texas. Receives mail at Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs BR Molesworth return to Baltimore after visit with the H Zimmermans. Mr and Mrs H B Roser and son Richard visited Greensburg PA and return home. Evan Roser of Newark visited Frederick.
Frederick County Medical Society members gathered at president Dr E L Bowlus residence on Record street for a buffet supper and a paper by Dr George Walker of Baltimore. Present were Dr Bowlus treasurer Dr William Crawford Johnson secretary Sir B S Lansdale Dr George Walker Dr West Buckerstown Dr T Glyde Boutson Dr T R B Johnson Dr F H Hedges Dr Borigh Dr William Meredith Smith Dr Edward P Thomas and Dr Eline. Birthday party honors Edith Fogle on her 18th at home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Fogle near Bartholows with refreshments and many gifts. Attendees included the Fogles Moxleys Bakers and numerous others.
Gov Neff proclaims martial law at Mexia Texas and surrounding oil fields. Texas rangers on duty since Saturday as part of a cleanup campaign against alleged saloon and gambling resorts in cooperation with other officers.
Baltimore reports telephones across the state were put out of order by yesterday's storm, with about 5,000 lines affected. Officials note poor road conditions near Frederick hinder restoration efforts and limit information from the western regions.
A fragment quotes Article 15 asserting that taxation should be proportional to actual worth and that the living of taxes by the people is grievous yet necessary for government. It emphasizes that paupers should not be taxed for government support while individuals and property owners contribute fairly for public needs.
Dreco tonic advertised as a cure for stomach trouble, indigestion, and nerve issues. Local expert urges early treatment, citing improved cases from Dorothy Jones of Cumberland. Freeman warehouse and Pearce's Modern Pharmacy distribute Dreco in Frederick. sold by all druggists.
In Dublin on January 12 the Ard Chomairle met at the Mansion House with Eamonn D. Valera presiding. The gathering included Sinn Fein clubs nationwide, Dail Eireann members who voted against ratification, and delegations from various branches. It aimed to gauge support from the bank and file in opposing the Irish Free State.
Charles George's Listen To Me opened at the City Opera House drawing a large crowd despite snowbound roads. Despite cancellations, the musical comedy drew strong praise for its cast, sets, and costumes. The production, featuring George and Billy Moore and Billy Murphy, is billed as the season's musical hit and likely to return in April.
On January 12 events span Rhode Island’s government dissolution in 1687 under Andros, Newport tea trade outlawed in 1774, US Mexico boundary settled in 1828, first coal trap at Mauch Chunk in 1839, a 1969 Canada US arbitration treaty, and a 1909 statewide prohibition law.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Young Men's Catholic Union held its fourteenth annual election naming Alonzo Ely as president F Brenner as vice president C E Cram as treasurer John Kennedy Will Ebert and George Topper as directors The Young Men's Bible Society of Frederik celebrated its eighty first anniversary with Rev Dr DeWitt Wor enham delivering a speech on The Bible In Frederick Junction Davon Fisher suffered a severe arm scalding from a bursting valve The pre school at Same Creek was discontinued Helen Landera taught at Thurnont and was reassigned to Mt Pleasant
In Frederick County Maryland Circuit Court in Equity Lula Wolf widow and others seek a decree for sale of land and distribution of proceeds among heirs of Andrew J Wolf deceased. The bill asks appointment of a trustee and other relief. A publication order requires four weekly notices ending January 13 1922 to alert defendants including Alice Wolf to appear by January 39 1922 show cause why a decree should not pass.
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