The Daily News Frederick Md Readers Notice
The Daily News is an independent paper published daily except Sunday in Frederick Maryland. It carries Associated Press dispatches and requires real names for signed letters. Free notices of advertising must be mailed to the office. no telephonic submissions.
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Rosen Eae
Court Street
Par
Oc Gree Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Treaas
Associated Presa 19
Jerein
Frederick
The Men Who Rise
A profile of F. Folson White who began work at 17 on a packing house killing floor and rose to president of Armour and Company. The piece argues many could emulate his drive and learning to lift productivity and living conditions through disciplined effort.
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Kome Toa
F. Folson White
Armour and Company
Tooria
Coun Fire
Fverrone
Mr. White
Community event at City Opera House praised by attendees
The Inquiring column reports on a Chamber of Commerce program at City Opera House Thursday night. County Home Demonstrator Elizabeth D R Thompson, Moe Kindley, Harry Kennedy, Earl Feinmuth, and Earl Howard praised the entertainment as enjoyable and crediting organizers for offering a worthwhile monthly program.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Opera House
Elizabethd R. Thompson
County Home
Earl Howard
East ‘Third Street
Monocacy in Winter Amid Snow and Changing Roles
A reflective piece contrasts a snowy Monocacy landscape with shifting social roles for women. It notes how past expectations confined women to decorative life, while modern women pursue athletics, business success, and practical skills, framed by seasonal imagery and literary allusions.
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Jarelty
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM LOCAL AREA
Miss Betty M Snyder of East Second street spends the weekend in Baltimore. Dr and Mrs Panze St Nichols Wf Dayton Md delegates to the Mary and Agricultural Society convention return home. H Clay DeGrange Winchester Va retires after attending the Maryland Agricultural Society session. Miss Jeannette Treieh returns to Glendale Ohio after visiting. Miss Catherine Besant goes to New Castle Pa for a Red Cross post. Robert Nicodemus of Dukes Bend, now employed by the government, hosts dinner by Mr and Mrs W E Kindler. The Misses Potts Court Street spend Thursday in Baltimore. Mrs FL Ro Smith and Yee Ke Smith visit Atlantic City. Mary DeChant student at Zoo College spends week at home in Hanover Pa.
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Betty M. Snyder
East Second Street
Baltimore
Panze St. Nichols
Dayton
H. ON. Martz
H. Clay DeGrange
Winchester
Rail Growers’ Association
Maryland Articultural Society
Jeannette Treieh
Glendale
Chiev
Vaiy
Treieh
Glendale College
Lierd
Nea
Catherine Besant
Few Castle
Ted Cross
Robert Nicodemus
Dukeys Ben
Everoment
Lareetri We Man- Raa
W. E. Kindler
Mary Tdechan‘t
Zood College
Hanover
Sickness and hospital notices from Frederick City
Amid scattered notices names Millon Garneriel and John Tome listed among ill residents. Catherine Smith, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. FL Lecter Smith, also mentioned as recovering. The items reference hospital stay at City Hospital and improving conditions, with brief social notes and a local news ad fragment.
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Millon Garneriel
Frederick Cry Harp
Jares Price
John Tome
Catherine Smith
Latte Dauchter
FL Lecter Smith
Pupil Grades Hit Eighty Five Percent in Term
A report from Miederich Togh School shows four students achieving top term marks around 85 percent with 74 seniors, 24 juniors, and 25 eighth graders represented. Principal Prof Whines announced Friday evening events and listed the senior and freshman pupils by name along with several spelling errors corrected for readability.
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Reventys
Miederich Togh Scheo
Aroyver
Prof
Whines May
Frederick Ak Eeliaol
Ate ‘Uounerd
Ane
Kenneth Haller
Clark Wdllard
Joy Reinmuth
Caroline Brown
Kernice Hogver
Anta Wrightson
Ruth Michael Taal DeLaute
Boward Shepher
Neie Burgee
Letitia Strawn
Marie Blanwigar
Ales Wailer
Vida Shipley
Bite Sowing
Junius Wilber de Gore
Prankin Witter
Virginia Klant
Alith Lease
Helen Michiel
Emily Wood
Alec Cramer
Elizabeth Haller
Grace Lough
Margaret Lough
Jorothy Nicodemus
Jeanette Albaugh
Margery Iither
Miedred Buckey
Blanche Crum
Louise Crim
Catherine Falk
Hetty Trin
Mary Maimaond
Nine Lhebus
Charlotte Shipley
Hophameris
Casper Tie
Joel Hansen
Ross Smith
Katherine Teh
Roth Engle
Margaret Kent
May Mercer
Bernard Davis
Harold Hann
Anna Carter
William Fout
Beiva Keller
Frevin Kimmel
Carter
Tabert
Atlan York
Huth Crasnes
Lorette Heriey
Dua Kefauver
Maree
Hoe Smith
Tyron Rothenhoefer
Janward Sharps
Bernard Stull
Lillian Whip
Paul Wia
Tra Kenny
Katherine Kiet
Edwina Malley
Helena Brandontarg
George Cram
Frances Burthlow
Gortide Karthiow
Marylem
Tessie Codrieflower
Mary Davis
Glidys Evans
Flnyes Brown
Recital Arranged by Frederick Women's Clubs
Under Frederick city and county clubs a January 19 music recital is planned at 815 PM in Brodback Wide, Toad College. Mrs. John W. Carrett of Baltimore chairs Fine Arts for the Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs. The Frederick program features Mrs. George Lee Bready in an opera recital from Pelleas et Melisande. The recital mixes singing and dramatic reading to convey opera essence and educate attendees. Admission is priced to attract a broad audience and cover expenses.
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Clibg
Frederick
Brodback Wide
Toad
College
John W. Carrett
Baltimore
Maryland
State Federation of Women's
George Lee Bready
Greater Frederick shines as week of social whirl ends
Frederick residents enjoyed a packed week of banquets, parties, and events marking a so called Greater Frederick. The week featured church services, hotel hospitality, concerts, and a governor’s visit with community shows at the Armory. Local society dressed well while decrying lingering poverty and praising the Francis Scott Key Hotel and regional hospitality.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hagerstown
George Washington
Barbara Fritchie
Kugler-McCleaf M arriage Linked in Fairfield Pa
Relatives of J Walter Kugler Fairfield announce his marriage to Alice McCleaf daughter of Mr and Mrs A L McCleaf near Emmitsburg The ceremony was at Reformed church parsonage Fairfield by Rev C W Paugh The groom son of Mrs Margaret Kugler of Waynesboro is a school teacher in Adams county They will live in Fairfield after a short wedding trip
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Kugler—McCleaf
J. Walter Kugler
iFairfield
Alice McCleaf
A. L. iMccCleaf
Emmitsburg
Reformed Church Parsonage
Fairfield
C. W. Paugh
Brulp
Waynesboro
Adams County
Home Economics Club Forming in Liberty
Women of Liberty will organize a home economics club with a meeting at 720 Twelve, January 1, 2 PM, at Mrs Edgar Hammond's home. Mrs Thompson county home demonstrator will attend to assist in organizing the group.
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Honcewives of Liberty
Liberty
Vety
Edgar Hammond
Werlhendar
Liberty District
Mises Thompson
Twenty Years Ago Events in Frederick Begin New Year
A sleighing party rode from the Woman's College to Walkersville with supper at Hotel Cramer. Mary Jane Outing Club members joined another sleighing party to Walkersville also ending with Hotel Cramer supper. Appointments were made for DL EL Stevens grand cornerstone of True Thue Health Order for ceremony in Frederick tomorrow evening.
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Uoliege
Walkersville
Mary Jane Outing Club
Walheresile
Cramer
DL EL Stevens
Yeakle
Oo Hendrix
S Howard
Mr T
McCurdy
Marsha
Fraserick County Dental Association Elects Officers
Fraserick County Dental Association re elected officers at a dinner hosted by president Dr TLS Eadler at Clathe Place. Officers include president Dr CGM Ialee, vice president Dr A Ao Radentl, secretary Dr 7. 8 Myles, and treasurer. Board members are Dr BM Davis, Dr NOL Kefauver, Vir HE Clary Andere, Thurmont, Dr D. Everhart, plus others including De Coo Maciait Jor and Dr ROM Davis.
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Fraserick County Dental Association
Tls Eadler
Truck Damaged At Intersection In Brunswick
A Brunswick cleaner and dyer named Charies 12 Barger reported damage to the left rear wheel of his truck on Thursday afternoon. The driver attempted to get his machine out from between travel tracks of the Higherstown and Frederik Railway Co. around 2:00 o clock at Patrick and Court streets.
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Charies
Barger
Brunswich
Higerstown and
Frederik
Patrick and
Court Street
Fragmented OCR text about framed orders and a newsy operation
Fragmented text appears to reference framed orders and a news operation. The readable phrases include mentions of a Newsy operation and a copyright line attributed to AP. The rest is garbled, with no clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary History Clues From January Page
Fragmented OCR lists scattered historical names and dates. Mentions include Napoleon defeat references, deaths in January, and a stray note about Travis and Mexico, with unclear context and many garbled terms.
Frederick Remembered in Town’s Ongoing Boom Voice
Mary Jane notes Frederick’s enduring prominence in the town’s identity as supporters keep praising the historic roots and the steady growth of Greater Frederick. She hints at weekly events and community pride without detailing specific happenings.
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Old Town
Greater Frederick
Mary Jane
Alumnae Conference Held by Maryland Federation of Catholic Alumnae
The ninth annual Maryland Chapter Federation of Catholic Alumnae conference met at Hotel Southern Baltimore with Archbishop Curley giving the opening address. A luncheon followed at 1 p.m. Delegates from Frederick and Washington chapters attended, including Mrs. Harry M. Benzinger and Mrs. Ezra Houck Jr., with local alumnae representatives present.
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Maryland
Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Southern
Baltimore
Curley
Harry M. Benzinger
Ezra Houck
Visitation Academy
Pythian Lodge elects committee to plan new Castle project
Loyalty lodge No 123 in Brunswick elected a committee for the next year to pursue plans for a new Pythian Castle. Mayor Edward C. Shafer leads the group with Hedges as vice chair and Hutts as secretary. A Wednesday meeting at Swank & Son is set to discuss the building, with a summer start favored and site at High and Market streets already owned.
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Loyalty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Brunswick
Pythian Association
Pythian Castle
Edward C. Shafer
C. x. Marker
H. S&s. Medges
C. A. Caze
Charles W. Smith
Mervin Wirst
William T. Harington
J. RR. Lake
C. A. Rice
Purdham
High and
Eis
Property Deeds Record From Brunswick Linder Company
Deed transfers show Leroy Fo Wenner and wife to The Brunswick Linder Company for real estate valued at $5 000. Irland wife to countys party. Schncaring and wife convey to The Cemetery Company in unspecified terms. Wailer and wife transfer to The Cemetery Company while Charlie H. Smith and others arrange a conveyance. Licenses and notices of various names and locations appear, with entries including Battons te, Laser Springs, Balti more and dated contexts not fully readable.
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Leroy Fo Wenner
Brunswick Linder Company
Sao
Irland
Schncaring and
EL Wailer
Crmtery Company
Charlie H. Smith
Charles Woogrpees
Arante
Mare Tiler
Laser
Vomare
Mary
Baltamore
Fragmented note on neckties pins and attire
Unclear casual fragment discusses neckties stickpins and attire. Mentions phrases like RAIA and frato but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or locations to form a fuller summary.
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Raia
Mankins Concerts Planned
Concert plans announced by the combined musical club of mest saliate students atv fosne ms Paisersite for February at a prospective venue. Details unclear due to damaged text but mentions Ty Ps YVebruary and MAR ET Cf 1h Ca eee weg.
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Mankins
Atv
Frederick County National Bank Christmas Savings Club Ends Soon
Frederick County National Bank warns customers that the Christmas Savings Club will close soon and urges timely action to avoid missing out on funds. The notice emphasizes limits on deposits and the approaching deadline.
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Frederick County National Bank
Christmas Savings Club
Maryland State Employment Commission Examinations Set
The State Employment Commission of Maryland will hold examinations on January 27, 1923 to establish lists of persons eligible for appointment to multiple state service positions. Salary ranges cover roles from Junior Engineering Aid at 600 to 780 dollars up to Assistant Physician (Tuberculosis) at 1,140 to 1,500 dollars. Final filing date is February 15, 1923. Application blanks and information are available from the commission at 22 Light Street Baltimore. Telephone Calvert 7200.
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State Employment Commission of
Maryland
Maryland Stae Police
Maryland State Police
State Employment Commission
Light &T
Baltimore
Calvert
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