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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
5
The Daily News, an independent Frederick Md paper, states rules for publication. It requires real names with submissions, and disallows unsigned opinions. Free notices must be mailed to the office and not taken by phone.
The article profiles F Folson White, chosen president of Armour and Company, who began work at 17 on a meat packing floor and rose to become a leading industrial executive. It argues that dedication, learning, and focus can lift many workers to higher levels, boosting production and living conditions.
The Inquiring column records diverse local reactions to a Chamber of Commerce event at the City Opera House on Thursday night. County home demonstrator Elizabeth D. Thompson and others praise the entertainment, noting it was splendid and crediting organizers and college performers.
A winter scene along the Monocacy river contrasts a gray world with nature’s quiet song while notes on women’s roles shift from decorative homemaking to modern, capable individuals. The piece weaves imagery of snow, cattle, and signposts of shifting gender expectations, citing Arnold Bennett and a joke about domestic life.
Purely personal items list Miss Betty M Snyder spending a weekend in Baltimore. Dr and Mrs Panze St Nichols delegates from Dayton Md attend Mary Agricultural Society convention then return home hosted by Mr and Mrs H O Martz. H Clay DeGrange of Winchester Va retires after attending Maryland Agricultural Society session. Miss Jeannette Treieh returns to Glendale after visiting home. Several couples and individuals visit Baltimore and Atlantic City. Catherine Besant goes to Few Castle Pa for Red Cross position. Mary DeChant of Zoo College spends weekend in Hanover Pa.
Fragmentary notice mentions Millon Garneriel and Catherine Smith with hospital references and improving health. Mentions Mr John Tome and Mrs FL Lecter Smith. reads like a local hospital update or obituary note without complete context.
Four students from Miederich Togh scheo achieved average grades of 85 percent in the first term. Frederick Akeliaol principal announced results Friday night noting 74 seniors 24 juniors and 25 eighth graders among the 123 pupils listed by name in the senior and freshman groups.
Under the Frederick City and County Women's Club federation of Maryland a January 19 recital at 815 PM in Brodbeck Hall College aims to foster appreciation for good music. Mrs John W Carrett of Baltimore chaired the Fine Arts committee and arranged for artist Mrs George Lee Bready to present operatic excerpts from Pelleas et Melisande with music and drama to educate and attract a wide audience. Admission is priced to cover expenses and maximize educational value.
The column recalls a bustling week of social events in Frederick including banquets, church attendance, hotel admiration, and lively nights at the Opera House and Armory. It notes Governor Maryland’s visit, a cultural show, auto dealers busy, and a positive sense that Frederick is becoming a “Greater Frederick” while reflecting on weddings and somber notes of death.
Relatives of J Walter Kugler of Fairfield announce his marriage to Miss Alice McCleaf daughter of Mr and Mrs A L McCleaf near Emmitsburg. The ceremony took place at the Reformed church parsonage Fairfield with Rev C W Paugh. The groom a teacher in Adams County schools and son of Mrs Margaret Kugler of Waynesboro. They will reside in Fairfield after a short wedding trip.
Women of Liberty district plan to form a home economics club. A meeting at Mrs. Edgar Hammond’s residence on Wednesday evening January 1 at 2 o’clock will attract many residents. County demonstrator Miss Thompson will assist in organizing efforts.
A column recalls a Sleighing party from Woman's College to Walkersville with supper at Hotel Cramer. Mary Jane Outing Club members join a sleighing party to Walheresile, with supper at the Hotel Cramer. Appointments to receive DL EL Stevens, grand counselor of the True Thue and Health Order, set for tomorrow evening at ARL Yeakle.
Fratterick County Dental Association held a post dinner meeting at Clathe Place hosted by President Dr TLS Eadler. Officers re elected include President Dr CGM 1 alee, Vice President Dr A Ao Radentl, Secretary Dr 7. 8, Myles, and Treasurer. Board members named were Dr BM Davis, Dr NOL Kefauver, Vir HE Clary Andere, Thurmont, and Dr D Everhart. Attendees included De Coo Maciait Jor, T's Tea, Dr ROM Davis, Dr 2 Everhart, Dr EF W Schoonmakes, Dr NL Kefanver, Dr J EE Waltman, Dr A R Ramsburg, and De A AL Hadeliff.
The left rear wheel of a truck owned by Charies 12 Barger, a cleaner and dyer in Brunswick, broke off while the driver tried to steer the machine from between tracks of the Hogerstown and Frederik Railway Company. The accident happened about noon at the Patrick and Court street intersection.
The readable lines imply a disrupted note about framed orders. It mentions a home video a News service AP style and copyright line. Names or dates are unclear due to damaged text. The fragment suggests a news-like context but lacks concrete entities.
Incomplete OCR yields scattered dates and names including references to Jan 3 1789 and Napoleon defeat mentions. The fragmentary text mentions months and figures like Travis and Mexico, but lacks coherent events or clear context.
A local statement insists Frederick remains on the map and will endure amid ongoing talk of weekly events. The speaker urges continued focus on the town and Greater Frederick, voicing strong pride in the community.
The Maryland Chapter of the Federation of Catholic Alumnae held its ninth annual conference at the Hotel Southern in Baltimore. Archbishop Curley opened the event, with a fine lunch at 1 p.m. Delegates include Mrs. Andrew Knett Jr and Mrs. Frank Murphy from Frederick, and Mrs. George W. Evans and Miss Pearl Walls from Baltimore, plus Mrs. Ezra Houck Jr., president of the Visitation Academy Alumnae Association.
Loyalty lodge No. 123 of Brunswick held a regular meeting electing a committee for the coming year to plan a new Pythian Castle. Mayor Edward C. Shafer heads the committee with Hedges as vice chair and Marher as treasurer. Plans call for a substantial building on the High Street corner site, to be started next summer, with monthly meetings set for the first Wednesday evenings.
Deeds show Leroy Fo Wenner and wife transferring real estate to The Brunswick Linder Company for $5 and other parcels. Transfers include Irland wife and Schncaring and wife in county and city deals. Wailer and wife convey to The Cemetery Company, with additional entries involving Charlie H. Smith and others. Licenses listed include Lasers and various names with ages and locations, Baltimore area noted.
Fragmentary notes mention neckties pins and plain T shirts with unclear context. No clear people places organizations or dates are readable to form a complete factual item.
A university music club announces a February concert series organized by a combined student ensemble. Details include a February date range and venue near Paisersite, with attendees from the West of a town and a local organizer, MAR ET Cf 1h.
The Frederick County National Bank reminds customers that its Christmas Savings Club will close soon. Act now to avoid missing out on the savings opportunity and ensure funds are counted before the deadline.
Maryland State Employment Commission will hold examinations on January 27 1923 to establish lists of eligibles for numerous state service positions. Salaries range from 260 to 1 890 dollars for roles including Junior Engineering Aid Civil Engineering Aid Chief of Survey Party Senior Draftsman Patrolman and Assistant Physician among others. Final filing date is February 15 1923 and application blanks may be obtained at 22 Light Street Baltimore Maryland by calling Calvert 7200.
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