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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

6

Playgrounds Sites Sighted Across Frederick

A joint Chamber of Commerce and Civic Club task force toured inspected grounds to establish playgrounds citywide. New sites on East South Street and East Third Street extended will host baseball, tennis, croquet, swings, and sand boxes with parent support and planned activities through summer.

Chamber of Commerce Civic Club Oas’ Club Daily Joseph D Baker R. A. Hendrick J. Allene Williamson Lions’ Club Richard S. J. Dutrow L. E Mullinix George B McCleery Hersperger C.E. Webb Austin James Lloyd C. Culler East South Street Frederick Claggett E. Ramsburg Daly East Third Street Academy Counsel Street Hospital Park North Market Street Carroll and Schley Parks Hagerstown George Knock Jobo W Braner John Jones

Anthrax Reported at Maryland Dairy Farm Quarantine Imposed

Baltimore reports the death of a cow at Brooklandwood Dairy Farms in Green Spring Valley from a suspected anthrax. Milk from the farm is quarantined for an indefinite period as state and city health officials, with State Board of Agriculture experts, take precautions. Dr. Reed warns the infection could spread to other cows while affirming the danger to humans. Also notes Baltimore’s Joe Walling, known as Uncle Joe, begins a cross country hike on foot for veterans and fraternal lodges, aiming for San Francisco by September 1, traveling since May 13.

Baltimore Brooklandwood Green Spring Valley Isaac E. Emerson Brownant G. Hibberd State Board of Agriculture Brocklardwood R C. Reed State Board of Acticulture Joe Indiana Joe Walling Terre Haute San Francisco Ocd Red Men

Local Guests and Visits Dotted Graceham Area

Graceham area residents host and visit relatives across Maryland. Notables include Rev Mr Ocr visiting Tuesday, Frank Eyler and family in Jimtown hosting groups, Margaret Rottzahn from Westminster visiting, and Ada Favorite from Jimtown spending time with Mrs Geo. Knott and family among others. Several trips to Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Hanover and Baltimore are noted, with multiple local families hosting relatives and friends.

Graceham Ocr‘ur Charney Martin and Son Baltimore Frank Eyler Mebri Weller Jimtown Amos Eyler

Weighs 33 Pounds Fourth Gettysburg Visit

Mrs John Pittinger and Mrs Guy Crawford are in disposal. Mrs Wm Devilbiss of near Keysville spent a few days with her sister Mrs Charles Muller and family. Those who spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Emma Firer were Mrs Laura Zentz and daughter Lottie, Mrs Howard Eigenbrods and two children, Mrs Ada Angel and two children. Mrs Henry Cruman, Mrs CompHer. Miss Edna Colliflower and mother of Philadelphia are visiting her grandmother Mrs Mattie Colliflower.

Margaret Rottzahn Westminster Ells Weller Elias Weller Thurmont Wm. Sutely Key- Mar Geo. Fox Charles Clutz Keysville Harry Boller Carrie Firer James Conner Emmitsburg Margaret Willard Sabillasville Saveral Lottie Zentz Ada Favorite Jimtown Elmer Buhrman Harry Stull Rocky ‘Ridge Florence Knott Hanover Dubel Gettysburg John Pittinger Guy Crawford Wm _ Devilbiss Charles Muller Emma Firer Laura Zentz Lottie Howard Eigenbrods Ada Angel Henry Crumani Compher Edna Colliflower Philadelphia Mattie Colliflower

Yellow Springs First Festival Draws Good Attendance

Yellow Springs July 11 Saturday evening the festival attracted a solid crowd. Mr and Mrs Edward Zimmerman and family visited Jefferson and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert L Tyler. Samuel L Tyler of Frederick also joined the Tyler household. Mrs I Grafton Tyler of Bethel visited Mr and Mrs R R Tyler. Some corn in the area looks well.

Yellow Springs Yellow Springe PhD Edward Zimmerman Jefferson Robert L Tyler Samuel L. Tyler Frederick Grafton Tyler Bethel R. R. Tyler

Niver Waives to Permanent Rank in Marines

Washington dispatch reports Lieut Col Edwin B Niver USMC long associated with Christchurch Baltimore may be made permanent in his rank as a bill before President Harding for approval Niver retired at WWI outbreak to serve as Navy chaplain and later led marine duties in city delivering sermon at All Saints Church Also Rev Paul R Pontius former Middletown pastor preached final sermon before taking charge at Lehighton Pa

Washington Edwin B. Niver United States Marines Corp Christchurch Baltimore Harding Niver Navy Col Niver All Saints’ Church Paul R Pontius Middletown Trinity Reformed Church Gettysburg Lehighton Pa

Enlarge Store Room for Hamburger Specialty Shop

The Hamburger Specialty Shop at 113 North Market street awards the contract to Hahn and Betson to extend the store room along the yard for more space. Work begins July 22. The business history notes moving in 1921 and opening that year. A sale advertisement is mentioned.

Hamburger Specialty Shop North Market Street Hahn and Betson Hamburger Hamburgers Frederick North Maret Street

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