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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
4
Joseph F. Eisenhauer Dies. Long Public Life In Frederick
Joseph F. Eisenhauer, a long time leader in Frederick public life, editor and politician of the old school, dies after a life in journalism, election supervision, aldermanic service and Democratic party activity. His death shocks many friends after weeks of expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Elaephauer
Frederick
Old School
Board of Election Supervisors
Eisenhaurr
Independent Hose Company
Market
Eisenhauer
Playgoer lauds Mrs Fiske as a leading actress at Frederik
A letter from a reader praises Mrs Fiske and her engagement at the Opera House on January 26. It extols her career from child actor to star, cites hits like A Doll’s House and Wake Up Jonathan, and urges Frederik residents to attend to honor Decker’s efforts in bringing such talent to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fiske
Minnie Maddern
Theatare
Harrison Grey Fiske
Ibsen
Mazda
Becky — Shars
Leah Klercha
Jonathan
Marion Blake
Frederick
Tam Bot
Beall and Beall Married at Rockville Parsonage
Florence Eo Uneicsher of Germantown and W Vernon Beall of Rockville wed by Rev Rowland Waxner of the Bassis t church at the parsonage Rockville in a ceremony witnessed by a large company of relatives and friends. The News notes the event in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BesllUngtesbee
Florence Eo Uneicsher
Germantown
W Vernon Beall
Rockville
Rowland Waxner
Bassist Church
Inquiring Reporter Weighs Maryland Constitution Change
Inquiring reporter Me Ade Pive Parsons surveys opinions from CYR Klein Calvin H Stull Robert D Humm George L Hildebrand and others near Frederick Yellow Springs Harmony Grove and Montevue Pike on whether Maryland should have a new state constitution. Most favor modifications or preserving the present with changes while some advocate a fresh charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Farmers’ Association
Cyr. Klein
Frederick
Harles M. Reeder
Yellow Springs
Marylana
Calvin H. Stull
Prederick
Robert D. Humm
Harmony Grove
George L. Hildebrand
Montevue Pike
City weighs forming a fourth fire company with aerial ladder truck
A plan to organize a new fourChief volunteer fire company in the city seeks funds for an aerial ladder truck to rescue people from high buildings. Aldermen show interest if financing proves feasible, with a public meeting likely to gauge support. Proponents argue modern aerial apparatus could save lives in fast spreading fires, citing the Multinix blaze on North Market Street as a warning. Opponents say three existing companies already have sufficient gear, but others insist new equipment is prudent given newer buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Multinix
North Market Street
I Ce
Big Aluminum Sale At Community Hardware
A Saturday event at Community Hardware Company on Market and Third drew a large morning crowd forcing doors to be locked earlier. Buyers moved in a Pigely Wiggly style checkout, with many items sold by mid-morning despite bad weather. George Hopkins of Northern Manufacturing touted a 20 year aluminum guarantee, and officials praised the campaign as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hardware Company
Third Streets
George Rt. Hopkins
Northern Manufacturing Co
Marriage License Issued in Hagerstown
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to James W. Pierce of Frederick and Florence Ford of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
James W. Pierce
Frederick
Florence Ford
Baltimore
Railroads plan freight station improvements in Frederick
A transfer of railroad positions and county road supervisors is noted in Frederick. The Baltimore and Ohio line seeks freight station improvements. The Pennsylvania Railroad appoints Victor Wier as Frederick division superintendent and Joseph D. Raker in Philadelphia as Amber division head. County commissioners name road supervisors across Petersville, Burkittsville, and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baltimore and Ohio” Railroad
Offeis Is
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Victor Wier
Feeerick
Amber Divisio
Joseph D Raker
Philadelphia
Frederick
Assembly to Reconvene in Annapolis Tonight
Local members of the Legislature return to Annapolis tonight as the Assembly and Senate reconvene at 8 o'clock. Senator Chutes Fochoudel expected back tomorrow. Dr Goodell nominates Jenna Best private secretary. Farmers' Association recommendations may shape new measures. Goodell notes proposal for Montevue Hospital superintendent elected by voters rather than appointed by commissioners. R. Smith Snader named Republican presiding officer nominee. Legislature to begin substantive work once reconvened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legiela Fire
Hosie Alae
Loase
Annapolis
Chutes Fochoudel
Der
Goodell Haa
Jenna Best
Hte
Farmers’ Association
Goodell
Montevue Hospital
Hospital
Dr. Goodell
R. Smith Snader
Carrai County
Senate
House
Maryland Motor Machine takes over Hoffman garage
The Maryland Motor Machine Company formally assumed ownership of the Hoff man garage on East Miln Street Waynesboro Pa with officers and directors inspecting the property. I V Hoff man continues as manager as the firm expands with plans to add two more garages in Taney town and Brunswick during the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maryland Motor Machine Company
J. W. Hoffman
Waynesboro
East Miln Street
Maryland Crompany
Hoffman
Marsland Motor Machine Company
I. V. Hoffman
Charles H Kehne
William C. Cadle
George M. Chapline
Dacia
George C
Waynesboro Trust Company Increases Capital Stock
Stockholders voted to raise capital from 125000 to 250000 with new shares allotted pro rata at 100 per share. Par value remains 60 while book value exceeds 80 and market value sits at 106. An authorized 125000 increase will be issued 75000 to existing shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro Trust Company
American History Day by Day January Dates
A compact note listing historical events tied to January 22 to 24 across years. It pairs events from Washington appointing DC surveyors in 1781 to legislative actions in 1915 and judicial rulings in 1917, with multiple figures and places such as Cincinnati New York and North Dakota included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Washington
Territorial Assembly of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Central Park
New York
United States Army
House of Representatives
United States Supreme Court
County High School Teachers Meet in Frederick
Teachers from across the county gathered at Girla High School for a conference on history and mathematics instruction. Dr. S. M. North presided joined by Superintendent G L Palmer as plans were discussed and distributed for future sessions in April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girla
8. M. North
Achoole
G. Lioyé Palmer
Preaider
Sesston
Jesson
Migs Bess Cantlo
Frederick County
North
Migs Castle
R. E. Kieeny
Clarence Kaetzel
Francea Sidwell
Italics Climb To Third Place In Bowling League
Italics clinched third in the News-Post Bowling League by defeating opponents by 86 pins on the MC A alleys. Captain Brust led with a 300 plus effort, Gothics star Sunday posted 306, while other tallies included 301, 291, and 265 as match pinfall surpassed 1000. Separate notes list Tuscarora road supervisors appointed and a straw stack fire on Hamburg pike near the reservoir with three fire companies responding late Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italies
News-Post
Tothies
Brust
Gothics
R.F. Delaplaine
Smith
Kreh
Cole
Simpson
Zimmerman
Lawson
Hamburg Pike
SUSTO PROMISES HEALTH BOOST FOR DELICATE CHILDREN
An advertisement touts SUSTO as a tested remedy endorsed by a professor of Physiological Chemistry. It claims weight gain in undernourished infants and children, citing a boy who gained six pounds after treatment. The copy says SUSTO increases appetite and strength in children, adults, and the elderly, with sale by J. A. Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teating
Susto
Wnes
J. A. Williamson
Medals for Bruns wick High School Football Team
Two members of Brunstek High Keheol eoc ewr Winter OF the ehnunphoidip in Frederick county received gold medals for meritorious service at Friday's session. Carlton Smith scored 10 goals this season and John Bunk, team manager, was awarded the second medal after a unanimous team vote. Principal Prof Roger X Say and coach praised Fook's management of the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunstek
Ehnunphoidip
Frederick
Neason
Carlton Smith
Mwet
Roger X. Say
John Bunk
William S&ehoauffer
Fook
Hold Blue Ridge Close
Maryland State School cadets narrowly fall to Blue Ridge College Five by four points 26 to 20 on the State School floor. Silentees show improved play yet fall to the visitors guarding edge with detailed scoring by Dunbar Speichler Campbell Urbanski Metty and Sterm. referee Mr Gregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Blue Ridge College
Silentees
BRC
M.S
D. Speichler
Matty T. Dunbar
eMcCall
R. Dunbar
Ae. Stern Campbell
Urbanski
Donn
Berio
Bar
Speichler
Campbell
McCall
Metty
Sterm
Dunn
T. Dunbar
Mr. Gregg
Frederick
Y W C A Victorious Over Maryland School For Deaf
Baltimore YWCA women defeat Maryland School for the Deaf 26 to 8 in a basketball game. Teams featured Miss Jacobs scoring 10 and Miss Small contributing, with substitutions and fouls listed. Recount also notes East Street home sale by Markwood D. Harp with possession April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Baltimore
Temple University
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Young Women's Christian Association
Maryland School
East St
Markwood D. Harp
East Street
Francis P. Little
Harvey J. Fismagan
Truste es sale of bakery equipment in Frederick Maryland
trustees sale under district court order offers private sale of bakery estate including baking machines equipment and supplies located 31 East Patrick street Frederick Maryland with inventory listing and mixed groceries. Bids due January 24 1922 with ten percent certified check. sale subject to court confirmation. properties to be removed after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District Court of Maryland
Robert E. Clapp
Apperyan Race Company
Badrupe
Pulman
McCasker
Acount McCasker
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Gharies E Krock
South Market
Janagdey
Charles Fee
Driver Visits Justice Stoke Over License in Krinitaburg
A Washington team bus driver taking the Catholic University basketball squad to Mount St Mary's College was invited by Traffic Officer Ben Topper to visit Justice Stoke in Eximitsburg to verify his license status. The visit reportedly cost him nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lete Hus
Washington
Catholic University
Krinitaburg
Dreco Remedy Claims Lasting Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement extols a herbal remedy named Dreco, claiming it cures rheumatism by addressing the underlying cause rather than masking symptoms. It cites a testimonial from W J Wiles of Frederick Maryland praising improved appetite sleep and health after Dreco use, and notes Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick as an introducer and availability by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reco
W. J. Wiles
8Th St. Frederick, Md
Pearce
Frederick
Notices. Order nisi on audit in mortgage case
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County the case involves Milton G. Urner Jr trustee assignee of mortgage of Emory Murphy and Amanda Murphy to Hammand Urner guardian. Auditor's report dated January 21 1922 to be ratified February 6 1922 unless objections. Also administrator's notice for William Thomas Lee estate with claim filing deadline August 24 1922 and debt payment request dated January 31 1922 by Charles S Brooks administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Si@ng
Bomty
Milton G. Urner, Jr
No. Jith County
Trorteage
Emory A Murphy Gnd
Amanda J. Murphy
Hammand Urner Guardaian
Jenuery Neary
Gireult
Eli G. Haugh
Ler Urner & Urner, Solicitors
Orleans
Frederick
Maryland
William Thomas
Tom Lee
Charles 8. Brooks
NIST
Banity
Grafton Crampton
Crampton
Charles
Brom
Auditara
Su G. Haugh
EL G. Haugh
Alban M. Wood
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Johan Tanner
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Vincent Kepler
Wiliam E Rorer
Charles Flook
Josph Rankles
Reese Merriman
Burkittsville
John E Smothers
James C Darner
Luther C Adair
Joseph D. Huffer
Wilhan Garton
Charles SS Sizler
Charles William Hamer
Hanson Boyer
Belgion
MD. Motor Machine Company
Congresa
Chile
Harrison
Phillis Brooks
Protesant Episcopal Church
L. Q C. Lamar
United States Bircats Court
North Dakota
Teachers OF County
Ing League
Tuscarora
Sylvester Moss
Samuel L. Linton
Chas
W. Reeder
John Korrell
Lewis C. Kemp
Steiner Ramsburg
George W. Rhoderick
Charles E. Staley
Andrew Summers
Wiliam L. Stall
V. G. Hooper
Sockerites
Brunewick
Blue Ridge Close
Downs
This City
United States
Marylarkd
Orpheno’ Court
Abraham Rosenour
Tate
Y Hilg Rosenour
Benjamin
Ra Gerald Ring Rosenour
Besants
Sal
Third St
Myersvullo
Jersey Seven Regs
Harry
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Kranieh& Bach
Cramer
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Owen's Farm
Braddo State
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