Daily News of Frederick Maryland Notice Rules
The Daily News is Frederick Maryland's independent newspaper published daily except Sunday from the News-Post Building Court Street. The Associated Press provides dispatches. writers must provide real names or consent for publication of opinions. Free notices must be written and mailed to the publisher.
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Niswepaper
News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
BFWA
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Oth Mes
The Turtle and Man 1923 World Views Collide
A July 1923 report recounts a turtle once marked by Captain Cook in 1773 found in the Tongas. The creature survives centuries while Cook’s explorations spanned distant seas, highlighting a contrast between animal longevity and human achievement. Topics shift to Trotzky, Soviet Russia, America, and Germany with reflections on leadership and reform.
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Captain Cook
Torga Islands
Tongas
Earth
Pacific
Arectic
Unprecedented Weather Riffs in Berton Braley Poem
Poem by Berton Braley from 1923 laments unusual weather across seasons and places. Repeats refrain about unprecedented conditions and locals noting heat or rain as abnormal. References travel, dryness, fires, and shifting climates with humorous tone.
Inquiring Reporter: Extend College Avenue to Patrick Street
Readers debate extending College avenue to Patrick street. City Engineer Emory Crum cites 499 dwellings southwest of Patrick and 336 northwest of Bentz, noting Bentz route is 4260 feet but College avenue would cut to 2400 feet and unlock development. Citizens broadly support the plan as progress and traffic relief.
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College Avenue
Patrick Street
Emory
Crum
Nouthwest
Patrick
Bentz
Third
Bentz Street
Richard P. Ross
Clarke Place
Leroy McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick
William Herwig
Patrick Atreet
Market Street
John E. Ridenour
West South Street
Fragmented July Fourth Notes and Humorous Quips
A chaotic collection of jokes and editorial asides notes scarce fireworks, political barbs, social clichés, and local quips from a Detroit era page. It lampoons figures, advice on summer conduct, fashion trends, and odd anecdotes about ships, dancing, and residents observing neighbors.
Unclear Remark Sparks Banquet Question Across Town
Fragmentary line notes a man who cannot recall and mutters about fifty as a feast question arises when asked if he spoke at a banquet. The piece reads like a clipped gossip item from a bygone column.
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Rinkley
Horoscope for Monday July 1923 Fortune and Foresight Align
The stars incline but do not compel announces a lucky day for initiative in routine business and potential profits in manufacturing ventures. Cautions note risks in mining, dental and skeletal health, with warnings for the aged and a prophetic death of a famed scientist. New money-making opportunities arise for birthdate individuals and minors merit protection against unstable love.
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McClure
Mars
Saturn
Today in History July 8 highlights and dates
A compact recount of notable July 8 events: Poitiers capture and 1360 release of King John II of France, Elihu Yale death, Declaration of Independence support to the American Army in 1776, Bourbon restoration after Napoleon, Rockefeller born in 1830, and related notes on related July dates and figures.
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John II
France
Poitiers
England
Edward the Black Prince
Edward II
Elihu Yale
Yale University
Napoleon
John D. Rockefeller
Juliet
Verona
Continental Congress
United States
Spain
Monterey
Cal’ornia
Zachary Taylor
Sherman
Jackson
Miss
Were You Right Pairing the Four Sets of Twins
The article lists eight names on page 9 in left to right order for four twin pairs. The pairings are Josephine Brown with Martha Brown, Margaret Fisk with Kathryn Fisk, Zella White with Zelma White, and Zada Ritter with Vada Ritter.
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Josephine Brown
Margaret Fisk
Zella White
Zada Ritter
Martha Brown
Vada Ritter
Zelma White
Kathryn Fisk
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick’s local column recalls events from July 9 190? including a Manneary Battle anniversary, a blaze at City Hotel cellar, a Titlow Roovers vs Red Birds baseball game, a Burkittsville wedding, a Hagerstown marriage, and initial steps to form a Republican city committee with W W Fleming as temporary chair and 300 members enrolled.
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Dixon Brothers’ Store
West Patrick Street
W. W. Fleming
Traiser Acto
Messrs
Edward SS. Eichelberger
Charles Gilpin
B.A. Gittinger
Elmer Brown
Bk. ¥. Galdsborough
W. W. Weming
Abot
Montgomery County Notes from County News
A stream of social notes from Montgomery county lists visits and guests across the area. Miss Eliza Farquhar and others spent time with relatives, Baltimore visitors were common, and several families were noted for hosting or traveling. Local homes receive renovations and new purchases as summer activities continue.
Germantown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Germantown residents visited friends in Washington over the weekend. Gladys Claggett of Gaithersburg spent the week end with Mrs. Fred Marth. Henry Lenhart and Mrs. Russell Lenhart were guests at Frank Purdy’s home in Washington. Calvin Stevens of Herndon has returned from visits to relatives here and at Quince Orchard. Margaret Kanade of Gaithersburg stayed with her grandmother Mrs. Doenry Lenhart. Emma Gartner visited her sons in Washington. Ethel Frye of Washington spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Neal Frye.
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Germantown
Roy Marth
Weashington
Gladys Claggett
Gaithersburg
Fred. Marth
Henry Lenhart
Russell Lenhart
Frank Purdy
Washington
Calvin Stevens
Herndon
Quince Orchard
Margaret Kanade
Gaithernburg
Doenry Lenhart
Emma
Gartner
Ethel Frye
Neal Frye
Bethel service and harvest notes in Yellow Springs
Rev. G C A Shilke filled his date at Bethel on Sunday afternoon. Harvesting is nearly over with grain stacking well. Stoward Wiles visited Calvin Wiles then left for York Pennsylvania. A lawn fete for Yellow Springs M E church will be held on the green opposite the station on Saturday evening July 7. Elizabeth Zimmerman, visiting in Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York, has retired. Maulsby H O Laughter and family and Mrs. Mary Anderson of Baltimore visit Thomas S Anderson at Montonqua Springs.
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Sam Griffith
Washington
Mealey’s Hotel
Monrose Platt
Canton
Ohio
Thomas Dronenberg
Frank Evans
Baltimore
Dronenberg
M. P
BE. L. Grimes
Yellow Springs
GC. A. Shilke
Bethel
Stoward Wiles
Calvin Wiles
York
M. FE
Ne Station
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Batimore
Philadelphia
New York
Maulsby H Olaughter
Mary Anderson
Thomas S. Anderson
Montonqua Springs
Towels Guide Guests Towels and Uniform Design
A reader questions why guest towels vary in size design and material. Uniformity in towel sets aids practical use and avoids display versus use confusion for multiple guests.
Clear Dale Social Roundup from July 72
Mr and Mrs Claude Snyder and two children of Littlestown joined Luther Spangler and daughter Mary along with Amos Spangler for a Hershey Sunday trip. Oliver Hesson and Esther Bair visited Esther’s grandfather Jacob Little in Cranberry. The Blizzard and Shadle families hosted a Sunday gathering with Baltimore native Mrs David Blizzard, Harvey Lochner family, and others from Pleasant. James Slick and daughter Louise, Noah Wantz and daughters Viola and Pauline, and William Lemmon with Ella and son Bernard joined relatives in Hanover. Marie and Esther Crouse from Tittiestown were weekend guests of Alta Crouse.
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Clear Dale
Claude Snyder
Littlestown
Luther Spangler
Mary
Amos Spangler
Hershey
Oliver Hesson
Esther Bair
Jacob Little
Cranberry
Frank Blizzard
William Shadle
David Blizzard
Baltimore
Harvey Lochner
Edna
Odetta
Harvey
Tittiestown
Alta Crouse
Brown Visitation Ends in Greenfield Return
Mrs S E Brown, who has been visiting near Westminster, has returned to Greenfield.
Administrators' Notice in Frederick County Maryland
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland granted letters of administration to Clara Court nay Stauffer and Glenn Stauffer for the estate of Theodore Stauffer late of Frederick County deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by February 8 1924 or be barred from benefits. Debtors should pay promptly. Dated July 2 1923 by administrators and attorney.
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Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Theodore Stauffer
Clara Courtnay Stauffer
Glenn
Staufler
John S& Newman
aAtton
Phans’ Court
Henry P. Fahrney
Draryland
Rousse Y. Fahrney
Aclie Cinder Bee
Frank Bl. Stoner
George We. Bittle
Cornelius Woodard O
Gertrude Woodard
Myersville Pavsage Bank
Caure
Tate
G. Haugh
Haugh
Local Notes Plus Visitor Updates From Davis and Delegations
Community notices detail visits by Mrs John Davis and others from Winchester Baltimore and Washington along with travel to Mr Davis home. Wheat harvest near completion reports and social calls at Felix Plunkam’s home. Paris race fashion notes highlight laceless light gray kid shoes with scalloped tops. Citizens urged to send local news.
Frederick Co. Nat. Bank Statement June 30 1925
Frederick County National Bank reports assets totaling 2 088 450 72 with loans 694 000 plus overdrafts 49 59, deposits 1 387 564 27, reserves 7 500, and securities 70 719 70. Liability side shows capital stock 3 546 83 surplus 1468 3, deposits 1 382 509 20, time deposits 1 397 544 27, and bills payable 45 000.00. Signed by Cashier W L Carty and notary J Harry Kennedy. Woodsboro Savings Bank fragment follows with 1923 date.
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United States
Cess Eens Banking House
UTES
Federal Reserva Bank
Taryland
Frederick
Ge. T
W. L. Carty
Ai. W. L. Carty
Tas
J. Harry Kennedy
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Reno
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N. J. Davis
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Harold
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J. T. Dennis
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Felix Plunkam
Paris
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Marreland
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Artrest
Karl Jacobson
Chas, Opel, JR
Noah E. Cramer
Woodshoro Savings Bank
Woodsboro
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Dorcus
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