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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
9
In Nature Magazine essay, Arthur N. Pack argues the domestic cat retains wild traits. He notes cats live dual lives, docile by day yet alert at night, and calls for human responsibility to care for cats to prevent harm to wildlife.
Media Pennsylvania July 9 two volunteer firemen Josey Halligan and John Hill of Seltonville Hose and Chemical Company held in 10000 bail each as incendiaries responsible for fires in eight buildings and two fields since April 17. Authorities say fires occurred on Sunday nights at regular intervals. Halligan reportedly hoped to drive a fire engine and liked the siren.
Bank of terms list numerous deed transfers in county and city zones with sums from 5 to 850 dollars. Also includes marriage licenses and equity cases with divorce filings and mortgage foreclosures. Names include Reich Kemp Hemes Thomas Flautt Wiles Castle Meissing Dolan Hall Wolfe Bourne Plater Strasberger Der Mensell Jones Jones Lee and many others.
Dr R W Baer captured the President's Cup in a popular Catoctin Country Club golf tourney defeating Raymond Phillips 4 up and 3 to go after two weeks of play to narrow the field. Mrs Philip Winebrewer won the H E Johnson Handicap Cup for women, beating Miss Serena Motter 2 up and 7 to go. The Tuesday ladies tourney ended in a tie between Mrs B O Thomas and Mrs E P Thomas, with Mrs B O Thomas clinching after a playoff.
Mr and Mrs James H Harris announce the birth of daughter Margaret Wilson at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Several residents are noted traveling and visiting relatives including Mrs Blair Roche with her son in Baltimore, Mr Arthur D Willard returning from Atlantic City, Mrs G Fred Ordeman and daughter Charlotte visiting Sinn relatives in Whiting Indiana, and numerous others visiting family. A car trip of about 1900 miles by automobile is mentioned. Dr and Mrs George Creswell announce a son. Also noted are statistics on flour consumption in Canada and a note on bleached cornflakes used as artificial snow by motion-picture studios.
Mrs Annie Finneyfrock wife of William Finneyfrock dies in York Pa at 75 9 months 17 days pneumonia funeral plans and survivors include husband two daughters Esther Haines and Mrs James Wilders services in York and Lewistown Interment at adjoining cemetery Undertakers M L Creager and Son Samuel G Schwartz of near Urbana dies at Frederick City Hospital age 65 heart trouble survived by seven sons and three daughters and one daughter in Washington Funeral details incomplete in extract
Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at Flint FHM MO EL church Inter ment, Mt Olivet cemetery. The rosics displayed at the Court house during the recent Sos qu Centenn celebration. A copy of Washington's Prayer for the United States was offered by General George Mashington at Valley Forge. The prayer pleads for subordination to government, justice, charity, and the divine example as the nation’s guide.
Ernest IL Cherrington, general secretary of the Anti-Saloon League, testified before the Senate primary Investigating Committee seeking to provide figures on funds spent for propaganda.
A birthday social was held July 4 at Mr and Mrs John Main's home for Mrs Mains 49th. A large cake with 48 candles was lit as family and friends gathered, including Meo, Mrs John Main, Mrs Margaret Summers, Mr and Mrs Thomas Kemp, Rev Willan, and many others.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names including Jmere Charlotte Elizabeth Summers Helen De Virginia Charlotte Tang Hlooper George Tarey Krantz Melvin Beauferd Upton Quinn Mile Howard Hooper Fran Anatia Stedee Samuel Summers Reseell Hidamthear Stang. No coherent event or context is evident.
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