The Daily News Frederic Maryland Notice
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Demand for Education Shows in Colleges Across the Nation
Pessimists warn of youth deterioration but colleges showcase broad courses in history literature languages and philosophy to produce intelligent citizens. Despite critic praise there is demand as newer institutions fill with applicants while business-focused studies remain deemphasized. A Paris conference note reveals status symbols vs substance in leadership.
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Hymeneal Mary Burtner and Jacob Young Wed in Boonsboro
Miss Mary Margaret Burtner daughter of Mr and Mrs Q O Burtner of Sharpstown and Jacob Young son of Mr and Mrs Ira Young Frederick were married at the VA parsonage in Boonsboro by Rev C E Sparrow The young couple left for Atlantic City for their honeymoon Presented Jewel at Master Masons night meeting by Enoch Council No 75 Past officers attended and Gift titled Past Masters jewel awarded to Gary Motter also notes of degrees refreshments afterwards Property Deeded William A Beatty ex son Charles E Dinterman and wife county £2 aon
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Bible Thought Beginnings of the Day
A devotional fragment reflecting on God’s loving kindness and guidance. The text evokes seeking God to know the path and remain under divine care through the morning hours. It mirrors Psalmic language about guidance and mercy.
Inquiring Reporter: Should railroad wages be cut
A reader panel answers the question with mixed views. Marshall Grumbine and others oppose wage reductions, arguing freight and passenger rates should drop instead. Several respondents express disagreement or doubt about the labor board decision.
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McMurray Street
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South Market Street
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Frederick's Future Prospects Glorious for City
Attorney Guy K. Motter says Frederick's strong backing of the Francis Scott Key Hotel signals bright industrial and commercial prospects for the coming year. He notes residents previously timid now show confidence in ventures advancing the city's interests after the hotel campaign.
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Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wiliams Wachtel Myersville
Mr and Mrs Wiliams Wachtel celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary with relatives and friends in Martinsburg area. Attendees include many family members and local residents such as Rev Clarence Neal, Mrs Mpton Shepley, Mr and Mrs J William Howard, Mr and Mrs William Deter, Mr and Mrs Bittle Poffenberger, and others sharing a dinner and greetings.
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Mary
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Confederate Memorial Day Observed with Services and Flowers
Despite rain, Confederate Decoration Day was observed by Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy. At Mt. Olivet cemetery flowers were placed on graves, taps sounded by Prof. George Ed. Smith, with a recitation by Miss Lillian Gaither and an address by Dr. C. F. Wehler. St John’s Catholic cemetery also had flowers and taps with prayer by Rev. Father Kane. King David Lodge No. 59, I O F, elected Noble Grand Roger L. A. Wiles, Vice Grand C Frank Smith, and Recording Secretary Paul D. Simpson. death of past grand William H. W. Beall announced and resolutions assigned to Eli G. Haugh, Charles F. Seeger and Robert A. Bennett.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society to expand fair grounds
Twenty years ago today Frederick records note the Society's board voted to enlarge the fair grounds by purchasing six acres from Col Charles E Trail and others. The item appears in a June 7 1902 column summarizing local notices and market quotes.
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Death of Brunswick resident Charles A Carlisle
Charles Ashly Carlisle a well known Brunswick resident died at his home after a year long illness from anemia at about 6 o clock this morning. He was aged about 60 and had lived in Brunswick for years after earlier running a large general store in the area. Carlisle was a former clerk in the town and active in local civic life including the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. He was a Democrat and a Mason and Grace Reformed church treasurer. He leaves a daughter Thelma Garrett Callisie Nixon of Philadelphia and two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at St Mark's Episcopal Church Petersville with Masonic graveside rites.
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Personal notices from Frederick and area residents
Purely personal items list visits and guests around Baltimore, Frederick, and nearby towns. Numerous names appear, including Sr. William Paulus, Mr. and Mrs. Young, the Bittle and Toms families, Rhoades, Knock, Beckley, Calby, Page, Reed, Shriner, Stoner, Scudder, Dutrow, and Paxson, with travel and hosting details and a note on Philistine archaeology in the region.
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Charles Ti. Young
Edward Bittle
Glenn Bittle
Eloise and
Quentin
George Tums
Samuel Trundle Ard
Catherine
Chester Young
Ann Narie
Ralph Browning
George Culler
Mabel Toms
Viola Young
Lemuel Toms
Mayoggd Bittle
Harry Toms
Alvie You
Howard Toms
Otis W. Rhoades
Washington, D. C
C. M. Rhoades
East Second Street
Henry L. Knock
South Market Street
Lynchburg
Carrie Beckly
Washington
Regina Beckley
Margaret Hickman Calby
Millwaukee
Wisconsin
Hood College
G. 9. Paxson
College Park
Pudley V Page
Braddock Heights
Philadellphi
Edward D. Shriner
S Margaret McMullen
West South Street
John H. Scudder
Peggy Scudder
Paul L. Cort
Trenton
New Jersey
R S&s J. Dutrow
Clarke Place
Eskimo Husky Dogs and Peary’s Loyal Sled Team
A 1922 school study describes the Eskimo husky as a powerful, determined working dog used in sled teams. It recounts Peary’s praise for his dogs, the return of Frank the prodigal, and details on appearance, temperament, and life in the Arctic villages including nightly howls and the need for raw meat.
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Baptist Bible School Meets July Sixteen to Twenty Three
A long listing outlines a Baptist Bible School program from July 16 to 23 with daily sessions and speakers. It names officers, instructors, and participating churches across Baltimore and nearby towns, detailing study classes, sermons, music, and mission staff. The archive notes a government context and marketing about a product sale intertwined with the event.
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Fegaville County News: Services and Visits Noted
Local notes list sermons at the Reformed church and children’s day services at St Luke’s Lutheran. Society meetings include the Young People Missionary group and a rescheduled Woman’s Christian Temperance Union gathering. Decorated visits over Decoration Day feature several residents and extended family from Washington and Gaithersburg, with many local trips and weekend guests recorded.
Pin Picking Brings Fortunate Find After Home Robbery
Frances and Marjorie stroll to Mrs. Wescott's for butter when two men in a shabby car rob the Fredericks' farm. A hot pin and tire clues spark pursuit, leading to the thieves’ capture and a lucky reward for Frances. Genoa faced a costly conference, borrowing about 12 million dollars.
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Woman Returns Home With Granddaughter After Flooding
After heavy rains Ballenger creek swelled and flooded meadows and gardens along its banks Sunday night. Mrs. Turner left with granddaughter Catherine May Trundle and Mr. Roy S. Culler from near Harrisburg visited his parents, then returned home with his family.
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Harrisburg
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General Assembly Authority to Pass Necessary Laws
Section 56 Article 3 of Maryland's Constitution grants the General Assembly power to pass laws necessary and proper to execute the powers and duties vested in any department or office of the government.
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