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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1923
Page
4
Public notice from a Fredericton publication lists a printing and manufacturing firm at Court Street. It calls for real names with statements of facts or opinions and outlines submission rules for letters to the editor and free notices.
President Harding, in Helena Montana, argues that the experiment with communism proves American principles by showing its failures. He condemns those who raid gardens while owners sleep and warns farmers to defend their produce with shotguns or dogs to deter theft.
The star chart for July 7 1923 foresees turmoil with Mars. Venus influences marriage while love can flourish but quarrels loom. The Mars danger hints at world strife, yet business contracts and arts markets may profit. Divorce granted to Albert Johnson from Susie Werbert Johnson. Edward S Delaplaine attorney.
Readers and local voices favor Willard in the July 12 boxing match. Motter C Thomas notes Willard’s win, while Shelton, Bagent, Abrecit, Hoover and others echo confidence, citing Willard’s superiority and Firpo’s edge being limited.
TOM SIMS SAYS. A collage of social blurbs and wry aphorisms on manners fashion weather and the idle chatter of summer life. The piece riffs on dating habits vacations gender roles and popular culture with playful gowns jokes and local observations.
A resident, Miss Fawn Lippinent, complains about a photo featuring a girl in a dress in the paper waking neighbors who are still asleep. The anonymous excerpt notes many sleep disturbances among people not wearing pajamas.
A July column laments heat and drought while praising community kindness. It honors Mrs. Abbott and Barbara Fritchie, notes local deaths from an explosion, and invites residents to enjoy town life, food, and shop offerings despite tragedy and humidity.
Belton Braley’s poem warns that a life of ease would dull moral fiber and test. The verse ponders how endless comfort could make days dull and rob meaning, while acknowledging a harmless thrill in imagining such a world.
On July 7 milestones include Cortes defeating the Aztecs at Otumba changing Mexico’s fate in 1520. Braddock’s defeat near Fort Duquesne in 1758. Allied entry into Paris with Napoleon’s downfall in 1815. Four conspirators convicted in Lincoln assassination case in 1865. Johnston Islands annexation to the U S in 1898. McKinley calls up ten regiments to quell Philippine rebellion in 1899.
A summary of local 1903 items notes Austin and Ward Haffner in Baltimore amid corn scarcity in Frederick County. Teachers examinations concluded with seventy four applicants. one dropped out. Republican leaders plan primaries and judicial convention with joint Frederick and Montgomery county committees. A new road survey from Monocacy and Frederick turnpike to Hughes Ford aims to improve access to the fair grounds via Church Second and Third streets.
State road construction advances in Pradewick and neighboring counties. J Wapesehe of Charmont won the contract to build a one mile concrete highway from Graceham toward Hockey Ridge. Oil work on the Frederick Baltimore road completed and link moved to Bolds Clarksburg road. Oil to start on West Friendship to Sykesville route. Macadam highway from Taneytown to Westminster began Friday.
Mr and Mrs Joshua D Ahalt of Middletown were injured when another car forced their Ford off the road near South Mountain. Mrs Ahalt suffered a broken arm and Mr Ahalt, about 80, had bruises. An offending car fled and its number was not recorded. Local rescue and medical aid followed the mishap.
Guidance on table manners explains the proper sequence for passing bread. The person receiving the plate should take it first before taking a slice, even when a gentleman passes the plate to a lady. The advice emphasizes civility and correct dining protocol.
A listed roster of ex servicemen includes Garland Gainey David D Gall John Gall J J Gall Lloyd Gall Sterlag Jr Gambril Cyrus James Henry 3rd Gannon Albert B Gannon James M Gardner Clinton Jr Gardner Lewis W Garrett Frank Edward Garrett Arthur Garttrell Maurice BE Gaver Floyd F Gaver Galther C Gaver George Henry Cavey Grayson ww Gaver Joseph Orvile Gaver Oren H Gaver Willam Urner Gay Roy Francis Geisbert Raymond Cornelius Geisbert Stewart Lee Geisbert William Chelwicks Albert Gelwicks Lilian Gelwicks Roy Gernand Albert S Gernand Harry L Gilbert Charles H D Gilbert James Earl Gilbert Russell Meade titelan Charles D Cilelan Rhoda H Glacken Joseph Glessner Richard Ross Gloninger John R Goode Silas Stickter Goodell Charles Graham Gouker Wiliam I Grabill Addison C Grabill Edward W Grabill Harry Oscar Grabill Norman Francis Grabill Walter TL Grabill Wilbur Grabill Wiliam Grahe J Percy Grams Frederick Clarion Green Alonzo H dr Green Clifford Green John F Green Marion J Green Mervin A Greenwalt Kent Urege Charles Samuel Griffin Joseph Trundle Griffith Vincent A Grimes Charles William Grimes Elmer F irimes Frank E Grimes Gerald FE Grimes Herman L Gross Charles A Gross Edward Lynch Grossnickle Foster Grove Edward BR Grove Frank E Grove George Difford Grove Harry B Grove Leroy E Grove Luther Chester Grove Oscar D Grove Philip M Ir Grove Roger Grout Glenn Gruber Charles Calvin Grumbine John M Gue Harvey Benson Gue William Hanson Guercio Joseph
Report of condition for Myeraville Savings Bank Maryland as of June 30 1923 shows resources including loans 28368586. mortgages 24498914. deposits 71504878. time deposits 61594625. cash reserves and other items. Directors and officers certify truth of the figures in Frederick County Maryland. Also contains stray advertisement for millinery hats and yarns with fashion items.
Balance sheet and financial figures for Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated June 30 1923 detailing resources including loans overdrafts U.S. government securities and deposits with reserve banks. liabilities list capital surplus undivided profits and various deposits. Cashier W L Carty attests truth of the statement sworn July 6 1923 before J Harry Kennedy Notary Public.
A large gathering of Chippewa Tribe No 1 members met Thursday night for installation of officers led by Deputy Great Sachem H. M. Albaugh Prophet and several elective chiefs. After business, refreshments were served by the ladies of Natomia Cannell, Poca shentas. Beaded gowns in Georgette and crepe de chine are popular for evening wear.
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