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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
3
Oakland edges Altoona 38 27 in a fast paced game as 2nd half rally falls short. Eaton led with 13 points while De Sie contributed key baskets and strong defense for the locals.
Waynesboro officials prepared for a third season under manager Morris who outlined a compressed training plan prioritizing trusted players and scouts. Directors at Chambersburg weigh Rookie Rule enforcement and salary guidelines, with Waynesboro delegation attending the meeting uninstructed seeking stability and support from local press.
The Baltimore Allied Athletic Club basketball team visits Frederick tonight for a game at the State Armory set for 9:30. Downes and Kreh will start at forward, Blethen at center, Derr and McGuire at guards, with Behrens Quinn and Rinehart on the bench.
Rice's bowlers defeated Harris and Filler's team on the Pythian Castile alleys in a 2-1 match by 19 pins. Wilson led Rice with 167 in a 423 total. Smaith totaled 423. Webster top-scored for Harris and Filler with 161 and 405.
January 14 Ford Motor Co announced no reduction in price for all Ford automobile models, effective January. Henry Detter and Mr. Ford’s party arrived tied to Muscle Shoals project amid uncertainty and claims of limited reductions. Local dealers had not been advised and production was described as near rock bottom.
At the Frederick County Maryland Children’s Aid Society annual meeting in Frederick, officers and board were elected. Reports cover the Shepherd-Towner and Mothers Pension bills, mental testing of 5000 Frederick schoolchildren, and 1500 families aided. The society details casework across departments, foster care, home finding, and medical services for mothers and infants, with extensive statistics on children in care, adoptions, and services rendered.
A Los Angeles woman testifies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for twenty years and after severe illness she recovered with eight bottles and Sanative Wash. She credits the remedy with restoring health, noting she has urged many other women to try it and helped her sister.
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