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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News records indicate Freder is listed as the publication location with printing by Associated Press. The note warns readers that opinions or claims published do not reflect the paper or publisher and that responsibility rests with the author.
A 1936 editorial urges graduates to create their own path beyond luck and chance. It critiques leadership, calls for better elites, farms, government, and industry, and emphasizes personal initiative over prescriptive roadmaps while acknowledging the hope and pressure of new adulthood.
A fragmented column by X A LUFERROW notes evolving war talk and public mood. The piece mentions a longer conflict ahead, hints of truces, straw hats reappearing, spring defaced, and warm weather near. It also touches on Cal’s economy, injuries trade, Hindenburg swearing, and propaganda in Europe fading to Africa while local events seem calmer.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a "better sires" stock improvement campaign in Montgomery County, with a meeting of livestock interests at the Montgomery County Farm Bureau office in Rockville on June 2. Railroad livestock reps will present the plan and invite business leaders to attend. Dr Charles Winebrenner will retire as secretary of D C Winebrenner and Sone Inc after June 1, and Mr F M Jeexing will become mayor of Mayville, NC.
A public inquiry in Maryland asks five residents about Governor Ritchie’s choice not to participate in the national mobilization test on July 4. Most respondents support the governor, citing the day as unsuitable for such demonstrations or as part of a broader holiday.
A collage of historical notes marks anniversaries from 1816 to modern times. Items include births of notable figures such as Thomas Hardy and Johnindfrey Suav, deaths like Giuseppe Garibaldi, and events such as the Santa Fe express robbery and Bell's telephone milestone. The piece also notes political events and commemorations dated across years.
The Class of 81 holds its reunion in Washington this week. President Coatadine met the members and their ladies this morning while President and Mrs Coolidge were photographed with them. Senator Weller, longtime class president, will host a reception this afternoon.
A fragmented note about a party where Einaventin faces obstacles and strives to become acquainted with several star figures on the jury. The text hints at a pattern where entrants from certain circles find tough paths to success.
Purely personal notices list Willams J Grove and Miss Mary Louise Grove returning from trips to Howette Mans City Kas and Tyeses Ariz New Orleans and Mezies. Families from Lake Worth Fin and Baltimore visit Frederick, with many engagements at Court Square and surrounding streets.
A Frederick special meeting of the May or o and Aldermen authorized licenses tax collection with unanimous vote. Merchants and others listed as having paid licenses. Examinations at Woman's College underway, Adelphian Society anniversary and college events scheduled. U.S. Marine George Myer arrives from Boston, previously served aboard the Minola. Frederick residents Waltman and Hopkins pass exams to practice dentistry in Maryland.
A detailed station by station radio schedule for daylight time includes WRC and multiple city outlets. Prominent ensembles feature Waldorf Astoria Orchestra Beth Trenaskis and Seiwa University Trio with broadcasts across New York Cleveland Chicago and Cincinnati stations.
Social notes list include Mrs Reed Beard of Baltimore and Milas Clare Cornell of New York visiting relatives. The pages mention J ohn s Hopkins student George Edward Wilcoxon at Braddock Heights and Irving S Abb of Hagerstown with family in Braddock Heights, plus the Potts family relocating to Hannonville for the summer.
Mr William H Betaod recently discharged from Frederick City Hospital after a serious operation and is improving. Mr Charles Arengle on North Market Street remains confined to the house with grippe. A stray mention notes a wolf at the door and someone climbing.
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy Wilbur altered plans to photograph Ramon Navarro receiving a diploma from President Coolidge at the naval academy commencement. ThePresident will not attend the regular exercises, but a similar scene will be staged at the academy without Coolidge, with the superintendent arranging the location.
In Rockville the marriage of Hymeneas Biser Ramaburg and Trving M Biser to Mammie Weta Rantsburg was performed by Rev. P Rowland Wagner. The groom is heir to the late Melvin E Biser of Braddock.
Mrs Biser, daughter of Mie, and Mrs Henry V Ramsburg of Middletown, will travel to Washington and other points. They will reside near Middletown after the trip.
Public notices itemize harnesses and farming implements for sale or transfer including Yankee harness set nearly new tools picks shovels digging iron wheelbarrow grindstone and forge items plus benches kegs barrels stoves kettles and related hardware.
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