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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News notes Associated Press dispatches and prohibits publishing writers’ real names without consent. It reminds readers notices resembling advertising must be written and mailed to the office and not accepted by phone.
Residents share views on how graduates should serve the community and themselves. Letters discuss prohibition sentiment, political notes, and calls for widening Court Street with civic funding and local backing.
A 1922 notice urges Frederick youths to join Federal military training camps at Camp Meade. An army officer promotes national service benefits, leadership skills, and health improvements, noting the government covers all expenses and the program provides free education and experience. The piece frames defense duty as a citizen’s essential responsibility for both country and personal growth.
E. 8 Rice argues that prohibition support grows, citing Rhode Island’s enforcement act, a dampened New York World attendance at Madison Square Garden events, July Fourth marches, and Baltimore gatherings. He notes a state convention with restricted access and a survey showing 196 colleges in decline within the Inter Collegiate Prohibition Association.
Dr James E Freaman of Washington will give the enhancement address to Hood College graduates in the Evangelical Reformed Church on June 7. He is at Dr Randolph McKims Church of the Epiphany in Washington offered as an unusually able orator and a leading church figure of today. Senator Sorgum comments on the aim of public aspiration and the people’s direction.
Frederick County board hears Lewistown district petition for a new iron and steel bridge over Memocacy at Link's Ford. Dr William C Botrler elected proxy to Frederick county delegation to the Congressional Convention at Hagerstown to nominate George A Pearce. Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies in Mt Olivet cemetery with Governor John Walter Smith address tomorrow. C. Carty elected judge at Leats Orphan Aclam trustees meeting. City League basketball second game Brash Factory vs Frederick Athletic Clan at Athletic Park with Creager L Moberly and Brast Jones Bennett leading their teams.
Charles Wertheimer of Lowenstein and Wertheimer speaks on Frederick's future in agriculture and industry. He notes a new era, rising wheat crop expectations, upward farming prices, and a 75 percent share of trade from farmers. He urges closer ties between business interests and farmers to solve problems and sustain prosperity.
A social page note records a May 29 gathering at David Biddinger’s home for Dorothy Biddinger’s 14th birthday with cake candles fourteen games music and refreshments. Attendees include multiple Stitely Houck Warner Lind James Stitely Jr Keeney Barton Keeney and Keeney family members plus many others. A separate item notes a surprise birthday pound party for Mrs. Keeney aged 32 at George Keeney’s near Centerville on May 26 with cake candles games and refreshments.
Cobie and Peery, both of Winchester, Va, married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage East Church Street on May 30. Rev J. O. Wrightson officiated. Elizabeth Luci Gittinger of Baltimore, formerly of this city, to wed Franklin William Kremer. Ceremony set for Saturday June 17 at 6 am at Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
A compact reflection on Romans 12 19 and 17 urging kindness brotherly love and honour. Encourages not repaying evil for evil and to provide what is honest in the sight of all men. Calls readers to overcome evil with good and to live by virtuous conduct.
The article describes beginning swimming lessons teaching breathing and balance. It notes fear of water as a barrier and advises starting in waist-deep water, practicing inhaling through the mouth and exhaling through the nose while gaining confidence. It emphasizes nerve and progress before speed.
The guide outlines the second lesson teaching safe breath control and body balance in shallow water. It covers ducking head, inhaling through the mouth, exhaling through the nose, and staying underwater until air is exhausted. It then explains a basic floating push off, leg kicks, and straight body alignment with arms overhead, noting progress toward swimming. It warns to stay waist-deep and mentions Mr Gihon to discuss the trudgeon stroke for beginners next Saturday.
Yesterday's focus included literature history and geography while algebra was also touched. Today's items reference Taft Pierce and Cleveland in likely historical or biographical contexts within these fields.
A short story narrator recalls a dream of perfect summer swimming then recounts a misadventure at a pool with cold water and a startled exit. A second vignette shows a restaurant manager noting a sudden departure after sausage runs out and a dog yelps.
June 3 marks San Carlos in California founding in 1770 and Lee’s 1862 command of the Confederates at Richmond. Lincoln signed the national bank tax bill on June 3, 1864, and Nicaragua Canal work began in 1889. Davis birthday holiday in Florida observed on June 8, 1892. Aerial mail service started between Boston and New York on June 3, 1918.
A historical note cites Section 53 of Article 3 of Maryland’s Constitution declaring no person shall be incompetent as a witness on account of race or color, unless later changed by an Act of the General Assembly.
The annual meeting of the Free Kindergarten Association reported 84 enrolled children with strong monthly attendance and unusually good pupil health. The treasurer noted $500 expenses covered by Federated Charities. Elected officers include Miss Bertha Trail president and secretary, Mrs Ernest Helfenstein vice president, Emma Newman treasurer, and several managers. Margaret Ebenhauer was reelected director, with plans to expand to a northern branch and increase visitor access at South Market Street.
At Palestine Encampment No 20 Friday evening officers were elected for the new term. Daggett L Dorsey as Chief Patriarch Chas E Keller as High Priest C Frank Smith as Senior Warden Roger L A Wiles as Recording Scribe Lewis E Kennedy as Financial Scribe Jacob L Engelbrecht as Treasurer Franklin N Shipley as Marshal George C Slagle as member The next meeting June 16 will host Jerusalem Encampment No 1 of Baltimore to confer the degree on sixteen candidates.
The Hotel Penn transfer from Frank H. Wogan to Charles F. Welsh faced difficulty and Willam A. Reist the manager and present lessee resigns effective July 1. The stated price was 165 000 though cash exchanged was about 15 000, with the rest in mortgages and liens.
A fragmented clipping argues that no law can curb aging statesmen who have long influenced public life, suggesting a hypothetical scene where a veteran leader contends with the idea of retirement and political power during a period of conflict.
FredericK County Maryland invites bids for sixty two thousand dollars in Lateral Road Bonds for 1922. Bids due by noon June 16 1922. Bonds dated July 1 1922 bear 5 percent interest semi annually. Denominations and maturity details follow.
Notice to qualified Frederick City voters of a mayor, city and five aldermen election on Tuesday June 13 1922 with polling places by precinct. Precincts list locations from 17 South Market Street to 428 North Market Street. Polls open 8 AM close 5 PM.
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