Woodsboro and Frederick County Bank Statements of 1923
Frederick County National Bank trunks show assets and liabilities as of June 30 1923 for Woodsboro Savings Bank Woodsboro Maryland and Frederick County National Bank Frederick Maryland. The statements list loans deposits capital stock surplus undivided profits and reserves with figures for each category and attestations by bank officers and notary.
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Woodsboro Savings Bank
Woodsboro
Mary
Jang
Senet Eee
TRE Walkersville Savings Bank
Walkersville
Maryland
Tess
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
WU. S
U. S
State of
Frederick
Carty
J. WL. Carty
J. Harry Kennedy
First Love Reunion Of President Harding With Schoolgirl Friend
A July 6 1923 column recalls President Warren G Harding meeting his former schoolgirl first love near Kaw gas. The piece muses on childhood attachments, their bittersweet memories, and how such reunions reveal time's passage and enduring affection. It notes a grandmother now and reflects on youth, friendship, and lasting impressions.
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Yiarding
Kaw Gas
Warren G. Harding
Esch
Warding
Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Towns
Mrs Zack Smith spends a week visiting son Warvey Smith and family in Woodsboro. Susan Albauzh of Liberty visits relatives. Miss Helen Blackway and Helen Avoise of Philadelphia stay with Mrs M L Saylor. Miss Alta Smith visits Mrs Amanda Barrick in Walkersville. Mildred Smith visits Rosaline Hoffman in Frederick. Mrs D A Sharrotts and Miss Cora Hardy return from York and Hanover. Vada Reeder and child Frederick visit sister Mrs Raymond Reeder. May Dorens stays with sister Mrs Irving Staley in Frederick. John Utz and family share Sunday with Mr and Mrs C R Shank. Mrs Orpha Fisher of Thurmont visits sister Mrs John Smith.
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Woodsboro
Zack Smith
Warvey Smith
York
Susan Albauzh
Liberty
Helen Blackway
Helen Avoise
Philadelphia
M. L. Saylor
Alta Smith
Amanda Barrick
Walkersville
Misaré Mildred Smith
Rosaline Hoffman
Frederick
D. A. Sharrotts
Cora Hardy
Hanover
Vada Reeder
Chill Frederick
Raymond Reeder
May Dorens
Irving Staley
John Utz
RB Shank
Orpha Fisher
Thurmont
John Smith
Cedar Grove Notes Include Illnesses Travel and Weather
Dated Cedar Grove and nearby areas report several ailments and visits. James Brader treated for a hand infection after pulling weeds. Mrs. Clarence Case ill from poison exposure. King family from Cedar Grove travel to Baltimore. Willlie Johnson and May Miles fall ill. Brilley Warfield’s illness persists. Local farmers begin threshing and report good wheat quality. Rev Lineweaver and family make trips to Page Baltimore. Residents note good crops and wheat harvests underway nearby.
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Cedar Grove
O. King
Catharine
Washington
James Rbraider
Clarence Case
James Purchin
Clarksburg
Allma King
Baltimore
Thuredar
Willie Johnson
May Miles
Brailley Warfield
W. E. Lineweaver
Yee Page
L. D. Young
Damascus
Inquiring Reporter Dempsey Gibbons Reaction Mixed
Residents weighed in on the Dempsey Gibbons bout with opinions on crowd presence. Some doubted a knockout while others predicted a Gibbons rematch or alleged manipulation for a bigger payday.
Horoscope predicts caution and upheaval this year
The 1928 McClure Horoscope warns a doubtful day ahead with risks of misunderstanding and public misrepresentation. Farmers face crop and market losses while temptations to gamble rise. health fears loom for the elderly as forthcoming eclipses spark unrest in education and rising distrust of law.
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Ciseas
Levant
Chedren Bern
McClure
Shuffle of quotes and quips from a bygone year
A collage of light verse and social blurbs touches on fashion bows heat waves travel jokes and playful observations. It mentions Dempsey and Gibbons and tax collectors and a Detroit taxi baby names and the weather plus amusing lines about phonographs vacations and poisonous ivy.
July 6 Through history spans crowns and wars
Notes recount changes in throne power with Richard III at Westminster Abbey in 1483, Cornwallis campaigns in 1781, George V and Mary in 1911, Champlain tercentenary at Ticonderoga, Mitchel’s fatal fall in 1909, Wilson on intervention in Russia in 1918.
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Richard III
Westminster Abbey
Cornwallis
Virginia
Duke of York
George
Wilson
Russia
Hog Cholera Report Shows No Outbreaks in First Half
Frederick county reports no hog cholera outbreaks in the first half of the year per the US Department of Agriculture. In contrast, nine outbreaks occurred in the same period in 1928. Across the state, the disease appeared on premises during the month with five backward outbreaks, eight primary, and two secondary. Anne Arundel led with four cases, Worcester three, and Charles, Montgomery, and Talbot one each. Most cases stemmed from improper land feeding and a few from sick hogs moving between farms. Hog Cholera Prevention Year designated for 1923.
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Frederick County
United States Department of Agriculture
Ie State
Anne Arundel
Worcester
Charles
Montgomery
Firecrackers Burn Miss Price in Frederick Incident
Miss Maizie Price, daughter of JT E Price near Frederick, suffered severe facial burns when firecrackers exploded under a can after being set with powder. A Mounta Vue Hospital fire hearse overheated and collapsed, killing the horse valued at 300 dollars. President Smith of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway began evening rides, while John Newman attended a State Bar Association meeting in Ocean City Massachusetts and Marion Farbel traveled to Washington on business. Dudley Page’s son Percival Pagel passed the naval academy physical exam after mental tests weeks earlier.
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Maizie Price
JT. E. Price
Frederick
Sliss Price
Catin Percy Pagel
Dudley Page
United States Naval Academy
Annapeolis
Page
105 Lots Sold on Linden Hills Tract West of Frederick
One hundred five lots in the Linden Hills improvement west of Frederick were sold privately between June 15 and July. The Linden Hills development spans 30 acres on the Hagerstown road near Frederick with a view of the city. The Home Sales Company of Wrckott, CT, conducted the sale under officers C. Jacek Ward president Clarette Ward treasurer and Franklin H. Mellinger secretary.
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Linden Wills
Frederick
Linden Mills J
Hagerstown State Road
Lindenills
Hagerstown and Frederick
Hich Ground
Command & View
Fredick
Home Sales Company
Wrckott
N. CT
C. Jacek Ward
Clarette Ward
Franklin H. Mellinger
Inden Hills
Jeanora Hanshew
Jee Miller
Alexander 3. Quinn
Emma May Quinn
Chester G. Baker
Mae Qs. Baker
Ira A. Fogle
George FB. Dyer
Tanabéd MM. Sheak
Ro Ames Hendrickson
Charles Brookey
Naomi Brookey
Foster He. Blickenstall
Clyde JB. Hofimer
Ralph M. Rhoerick
Gerald Ro Kyseraur
Charles A. Plankrech
Charles A. Blumenauer
Wilburn J. Wise
Charles L. Kemp
John Heyford
Mrs
Jane J. Kreh
Lewis W. Gardiner
Starry
GC. Perry
W. Pail Etaler
Naomi W. Etaler
William FE. Oden
Glen Gi. Green
Elmer E. Green
G. Frank Bell
Dean A. la Tf. Love Slanshew
Lydia E. Young
Carl Urban
Myra A. Urban
Autin Shames
Ernest Weaver
Roland W. Yarbaugh
May RR. Rosenour
William TL. Ramsburg
John W. Grimes
James VW. Bowers
William J. E. Null
John J. Sigler
Albert LE. Eyler
Johm W. Simmers
Awrence W. Shinmick
Blunders in a Summer Menu Creations
The text critiques a summer menu for sameness and forced sun themed ideas. It notes the lack of warm fish options and suggests a hot bouillon at the start to fix the issue. The critique highlights the mismatch between theme and dishes and calls for more seasonally appropriate choices.
County Tax Rates See Major Shifts In State Schedule
The State Tax Commission plans show Somerset county receiving the largest reduction from $2.15 to $1.04 due to revised appraisals after 30 years without assessments. Most counties foresee decreases from 3 to 15 cents, with Prince George not reflected in the current calculations. Telnet, Frederick, Talbot and Wicomico portray notable changes in taxable bases and rates, while Yaurrett county would rise by 11 cents.
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State Tax Commission
Yaurrett County
Somerset County
Prince George
Somerset
Frederick
Telnet County
Talbot
iSiaa
Frederick County
Wicomico County
Berton Braley Poem Locates Arcady In You
Poem by Berton Braley expresses longing for Arcady and declares Arcady is wherever you are. The verse notes 1928 copyright by NEA Service and lists names Keinmuth Alice M. King Karry TS Eicholtz George A Rothen hoefer Thomas J Kemp Solenan C Lane Abe Ellin Minnie Cook erly William H. Bierler Johny Best Milton Viner Jr Tala Smith Robert Baer Harver Nicolson Gideon Smith and Anna Nikirk.
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Arcady
Elysian
sAready
Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Keinmuth
Alice M. King
Karry TS. Eicholtz
George A. Rothenhoefer
Thomas J. Kemp
Solenan C. Lane
Abe Ellin
Minnie C. Cookerly
William H. Bierler
Johny
Joanna R. Best
Milton G. Viner Jr
Tala R. Smith
Robert H. Baer
Harver
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Edwin Devilbiss
ST Helfenstein, JR
Ayo. Ramsburg
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Commercial Printing
the News Job Printing Office
Frederick County National Bank
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Chas, Opel, JR
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Cramer
General Assembly of Maryland
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Arthur Grove
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Howard. Kreh
Madison Street
Tom Sims
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Paris
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Atlantic
Atlanta
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Detroit
Orlawski
Fairy Grotto
Stallers
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the News
Montevue Hospital
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John §. Newman
State Bar Association
Ocean City
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Linden Hills
Canteloe Ofan
Garrett
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