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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1920
Page
4
Wartime gas production faced scarce high grade materials coal oil and iron used in gas manufacture, with prices rising and quality slipping. Utilities sought relief and expert analysis to maintain service levels amid demand spikes and distribution stress.
Jose T. Melencio argues for a costly improvement program to maintain services, including new steam boiler, gas holder, pyrometers, extendor, exhauster, and boosters. High pressure lines and governors to service mains are planned. Hog cholera outbreak reported near Frederick Junction per USDA.
Frederick invites families to enjoy its well regarded public schools. The message highlights education as a core city asset and a draw for residents seeking quality schooling for their children.
Over 500 people attended the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Leaders Bible Class on a Saturday morning with a sermon by the pastor and a solo by AWK Carr. Evening addresses by Dr Grimes and Dr Constantine stirred interest in the Near East Movement. About 60 men rode to Highland Lodge for a meal and music by the Leaders chorus.
A generally fair week with seasonable temperatures and potential focal showers toward the end of the week. Weather outlook notes slight shower risk in localized areas as humidity and conditions shift.
Sunday visitors from Long Corner include Mr and Mrs WW Mallak and daughter Lulu, Bertie Markeli and Cora Toole, Clarence Runkela and Mildred Runkela, and Elmer Mullinix family. Ben L Gosnell suffered a severe hand injury while dragging a wheel, with eight stitches and a tender arm. Mrs Roby Mulliny returns home after surgery. Mrs Mullinix has neuritis from chronic tonsillitis leading to tonsil removal. Willian Mullinix Sr and Hofman Mullinix visited the Stullinix home. Mrs Muir of Baltimore visits Beall Gosnell. A European railroad wrecking crane atop a locomotive is noted.
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