Daily News Offers Limited News Service Parameters
The Frederick Daily News clarifies copyright and submission rules for letters and notices. It states Associated Press content is used under license and that all communications must include the writer’s name and be mailed to the office. Free notices are treated as advertising and require written submission.
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Ube Cea
Weiter
Az Authority
Frederick
The Marriage Month in Frederick: Reflections on Matrimony
A 1926 discussion on June weddings emphasizes marriage as a sacred, thoughtful bond requiring earnest reflection. It cautions against casual unions and urges community support for lasting family relations and worthy children as Frederick welcomes June couples.
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Liemrue
Frederick
Whiskers Through Time and Local Entertainments
The piece discusses changing beard fashions from Burnside era sideburns to modern looks, noting how whiskers rise and fall with trends. It mentions a 2 damage suit settling in court and a social event hosted by Miss Felten Snouter in Burkey town honoring Litas Ward Konnee with invited guests listed.
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Felten Snouter
Burkey
Thureday
Litas Ward Konnee
Peter Wo Chichester
Antonis
Mins Koonee
Marshe Thomas
Mlizabeth Bower
Cornelia Slaudites
Lia Ca
E. N. Snouffer
Wissa Filler
Blandy
Harry MacDonald
Marguerite
Inquiring Reporter on College Graduates Then and Now
A set of reader questions features opinions from five speakers about whether modern graduates are doing better or worse than those of previous decades. Answers vary from saying standards are rising and opportunities increasing to doubts about the breadth of genuine achievement.
Today in History and Birthdays with Died Mentions
A garbled history page notes figures born or died on various dates including AStt Gabriel Moore in North Carolina, Rev. Waltham Ford Nivh alt in California, and George JH. McClellin as first California university president who declined. It references events in Dublin and Portland and mentions Dickens’ home and other items.
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Gabriel Moore
Alabama
United States
Caddo
Teane
Stokes County
N.C
Waltham Ford Nivhalt
California
Lieyd
Enon
San Francisco
Melbourne
Australia
John Fesindiedi
Sos Croer
Colorado
United States Senatey
Denver
George JH. McClellin
Uniof
Charley Dickets
D'S
Thien Oat
Portsmouth
Englum
Timothy Welly
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Arry Tracy
Oregon
Menttary
Election contest by Democrat dismissed in Pennsylvania
An election contest against Representative Walters, Republican of Pennsylvania, was recommended to be dismissed by the elections committee. The dispute centered on votes for Walters, with observers throwing out ballots and challenging the tally, but the panel favored dismissal.
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Washington
Warren W. Hes
Walters
Repubican
Pennsylvania
Estendaig
Frederick Looks to a White Way for Main Streets
Frederick column urges city and state officials to build a concrete White Way along East Patrick Street from the trolley line to the Fair Grounds and widen the road. A concrete Breweries Alley and South Market structures may follow as street upgrades improve safety and park development. The writer cites Mayor and Aldermen’s attention and a call for citizen backing to fund the project.
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Dehlaeg
Iyisa
Patrick Street
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Market Street
Wirth Street
Poat
Bath
Corporation of
Singh
Mr Riddell
Breweries
Ire and Steel Company
Dres Rity
Tim
Sam
Frederica
Jeeeph de
Kratars
Cne
Iaker
The Very Idea By HAL COCHRAN
A rambler style piece presents Jim a charmful yet aimless mixer who dodges work for pleasure, forecasting a life shift when luck fades. It contrasts tall tales of money and gasoline woes with a fable about ordinary kids facing a recurring Saturday event and a father’s practical solution.
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Jim
Linus
Epiri
Theatre Casts and Films In Busy Local Schedule
Asen Moore Claire Windsor and Hert Roach headline the cast in Money Talks at this theatre toneat a fast waving comedy about a poor man posing as a nabillionaire. Charley Chase appears in No Mother to Guide Him a comedy alongside Internationa news. Javaueline Logan stars in the Varinace a domestic farce with another chapter of Go Grttere and a news reel also shown.
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Asen Moore
Claire Windsor
Hert Roach
Toneat
Charley Chase
Maryland
Javaueline Logan
Middletown Notes List Wide Circle of Visitors
Local column records numerous visitors and residents traveling to and from Middletown. Names include Misa Mary Remsberg from Iola Kansas, Mrs. C. K. Rhoderick from Brooklyn New York, Miss Frances Lighter from Hagerstown, and many Baltimore Washington and Hagerstown connections visiting relatives on East Main Street and surrounding areas.
Koreans to Gamble to Keep Awake at Funeral
Report of a funeral procession for a recent monarch with plans to have pallbearers gamble to stay awake during the long seven mile route to the mausoleum. The event, described as surpassing imperial rites, includes explicit measures to prevent slumber among attendees.
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Diane
Falas
Vic
Sona
Wiich
Dlay
Gosemle
Momertinn
Rites at Mausoleum and Local Marriage Notices
Rites at the mausoleum will require hours with ceremonial events after the funeral. Police take extraordinary precautions against disturbances. Property transfers include Marken to Marken and Bielfeld Inc, and Staley to Cramer for $10. Marriage licenses issued to several couples from Harrisonburg, Baltimore, Carlisle, Chambersburg, Roanoke, Washington, Pottsville, and York.
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Seoul
State Eagles Meet Officially Opens Twenty First Convention
Mayor Howard W. Jackson opens the twenty first annual Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention with C F Deck receiving the key of the city. More than 400 delegates from throughout the state attend as Rev F P J Schaidt delivers the invocation and Gov Ritchie sends regrets due to illness. Election of officers happens this afternoon with Charles Comiskey named as a strong candidate.
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Howard W. Jackson
Order of Eagles
Kay
C. F. Deck
Brensnick
Frederick
FP. J. Sehaidt
Salem Evangelical
Jackson
Moe Whan
Baltimore
Toonerville
Cumberland
Charles Comiskey
Maryland
Ord
J. C. Herds
Property Deed Transfers Noted in County Records
Several property transfers are recorded with small sums noted. Edward B. Measell and wife deed to Harriet V. Carey for $10 in the county. William K. Didwell et al. to John A. Bowers for $19. John H. Bowers and wife to Dallas D. Kidwell and wife for $11. Grant Webster to Grayson Lt. Palmer for $10. Daniel Walshman and wife to Welty C. Tarshman and wife for $7000. Tecoh Hamar and wife to C Rice and wife for $10. Keefer C. Rice and wife to Charles A. Six for $10. Cornelius K. Rice and wife to Charles A. Six for $10. William W. Wenner et al. to Willa Frances Torrest and husband for $1. Natian Bittinger to Gilmore R. Plautt in the city for $1. Tutun D. Neighbors, executor, Elmer W.
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Edward B. Measell
Harriet V. Carey
William K. Didwell
John A. Bowers
John H. Bowers
Dallas D. Kidwell
Grant Webster
Grayson Lt. Palmer
Daniel Walshman
Welty C. Tarshman
Cooty
Tecoh Hamar
Te Ev C. Rice
Keefer CU. Rice
Charles A. Six
Cornelius K. Rice
Wiliam W. Wenner
Willa Prances Torrest
Count Mery Natian Bittinger
Gilmore R. Plautt
Tutun D. Neighbors
Elmer W
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Twenty years ago today in Frederick Fred Lovat Weng moved the columns of The News to June. Dr Fred C McCardell white leading a horse was hithed on the knee. At the fifteenth convention of the County Christian ended run the following were elected President WoW Douh vice president George Lepore secretary treasurer Miss Lizzie Michael junior superintendent Mrs W Kindley temperance superintendent Mrs Mary Javior Mr and Mrs Joseph W Gaver Clarke Place left for Baltimore Miss Greve Bondus Wer Third street is moving her ter Miss Eugene Grove at Lime Kiln Miss Cora M Carty East Pate risk street featuring her sister Avs Margaret Best in Washington. Tigeiming struck The residence no Thomas Bos near Chibrick One wall wrecked but no other damage resulted.
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Beulah JL. Butts
David Haddock
Washington, D_ DC
Misa Butts
Charles H. Butts
Lulu S. Hartman
Mason Hoffman
Gettyeburg
Arennisville
G. W. Ray
Battimore
Mary Klein
East Main Street
George Gcirhoderick, Sr
Mis
Helen Im. Rhoderick
Washington D
IR. M. Rhoderick
Charles Anders
Kahle and
Hugh
Misa Elizabeth Clarkins
Baltimore
Anders
Vincent Lanner
Misa Wannie
Hagerstown
H. Il Miller
Walter T. Wiles
Mary Weathering
Ellsworth
Middletown
Joseph C. Seward
Brunswick
Oscar Flock
Annie Flock
Westminster
AbElard Flovk
Maud Shaler
Bennettsyidie
Charleston
Folly Beach
1. Steele
York
Msc
Mary Toms
Mt Airy Old School
Braddock
Milnetown
A. Toms
Garlie Sheffer
Harhup
Chllenge
Vebiobs
William Sheffer
Christian
Wow. Douh
George Lepore
Lizzie Michael
W Kindley
Mary Javior
Punual Tan
Greve Bondus
Third Street
Eugene Grove
Tigieming
Thomas Bos
Chibrick
Personal notices of visits and returns across towns and colleges
Purely personal items detail Charles Worman returning from Baltimore after visiting Dr. George J. Houck. George Salter, a Western Maryland College student, comes home. Frelen Nusz returns from Dallas Texas. Mrs Leroy Hagerling and daughter Margaret visit Mrs George Smith. Attendees and graduates from Villa Maria Philadelphia and Freau College art exhibit noted.
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Charles Worman
George J. Houck
Baltimore
George &. Salter
Western Maryland College
Frelen Nusz
Dallas
Tex
Third Street
Leroy Ll. Hagerling
Dughter
Margaret Hager- Muarire
Lewis
Carlisle
George
Franklin
Mtiss
Mary Halbach
Eueille
Earth Buchannan
Dorothy Rohr
Freud College
Mes Walda
Esterly
Amtion Tarr
Souaneneet
Birzees Parsits
Anton Bruises
Piederts Iibach
Remains Cremated After Death
A brief notice reports that Clem Mao has died and his remains were cremated. The item notes concerns about grave maintenance and mentions a monetary aspect connected to the deceased.
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Tucle
Clem Mao
Hicate
Norris acquitted on auto law charge
Truman Norris of Ladiesburg was found not guilty of operating an automobile while under the influence. He was tied to assault and battery and public swearing convictions, with sentences suspended by the magistrate. Deputy Sheriff Hatrece Ratcliffe led the arrest and witnesses testified for both sides.
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Truman Norris
Ladiesburg
Nquor
Sherman P. Bowers
Tie
Norrig
Hatrece Ratcliffe
Marlin LeGore
Tiny Auitchell
How Plague Travels
Public health notes by Dr Huen S CumMine on plague transmission in the United States. Pneumonic plague spreads rapidly in crowded unsanitary areas, bubonic follows rats. A Oakland outbreak linked to a ground squirrel hunter shows transmission by fleas and close contact. Future US risk uncertain with 40 states reporting cases and global tally high.
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Oakland
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United States
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Hugh Bowlus
Emma P Bennett
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Larity Garhi
Seria Condi
Praterch City Hospital
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Herbert R. Smith
Frances Stuffman
Harrisonburg, Va
Raymong H. Morrison
Elizabeth Margaret Hallameyer
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Sarah M. McCarter
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Chambersburg
Velva K. Kling
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Roanoke
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