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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
5
The item notes that the Daily News is an independent newspaper with Associated Press rights and requires real names for any opinion statements. It specifies free notices of an advertising nature must be written and mailed to the office and will not be accepted by phone.
SATURDAY JUNE 10 1922 A WORD TO THE GRADUATES The piece urges graduates to recognize that a diploma alone does not guarantee success in business or life It stresses personal qualities such as ability, fidelity to duty and common sense as key to employment and progress It notes the contrast between classroom theory and the harsher real world and encourages resilience and purpose.
Mrs J William Nothagle is at Frederick City Hospital for rheumatism of the spine. Mrs Louisa C Wachtel, wife of G W Wachtel of Myersville, shows slight improvement after paralysis. Miss Margaret Mmeterd, Tex An en, Cal, visits Mr and Mrs William Warner Odorn on West Third street. Miss Olmstead is a niece of Mr Osburn.
A religious note emphasizes worship and offering to the Lord, highlighting the beauty of holiness drawn from biblical language and verse references. The piece frames worship as a pathway to acknowledge divine glory and sacred reverence.
Question and local answers about the rainfall that night. Welty says no, Everhart notes it did not rain harder for a short time, Quinn was away, Staley cannot say, Miles recalls high water from the brief downpour that caused damage.
A diary style review of a week of commencements and ceremonies across Hood College and area schools. It recalls Class Day and alumni reunions, music performances, and the spread of celebrations amid rain and sunshine. The piece notes community events, charity drives, weddings, and obituaries, wove with memories of old school days and a closing tribute to a beloved local figure.
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania yesterday, Hagerstown overcame a 4 1 deficit in the ninth inning, scoring two runs to beat Warnesboro. Shemitant starred with three hits as Mahan and others contributed, with Burke and Fitzgerald also notable for Warnersboro.
A fragmentary note asserts the abolition of the State Pension Commissioner office and mentions legislative action on pension policy and a general pension economy. The text references constitutional sections and marital conditions, though details are unclear.
Night flood destroys seven bridges over Titthe Tuscarora creek area near Yellow Springs Shookstown and Montevue Hospital. Roads blocked, fields flooded, topsoil washed, and yards inundated as residents aid cleanup while authorities assess damage and recall historical floods.
Mrs C P Levy and daughter Roberta Levy travel to Lexington Virginia for Washington and Lee University graduation exercises where Charles Levy is in the graduating class. Mr and Mrs Raymond Shank and Mrs Helen Heatworld drive to Romney West Virginia for the weekend. Miss Pearl A Bader returns home after a year at Johns Hopkins University.
Mills Bronawick and Miss Anna K Webb of Bolitar WV wed in the parsonage on Third Street with Rev A Lee Barret officiating. The article notes a digressive aside claiming golf was invented by Scotch shepherds who knocked stones with crooks and marked holes with a wool banner.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick Captain John Marker led twenty-one junior reel team members to Lonaconing for reel and hook and ladder contests. Charlies Fisher, ten, injured his left hand with a toy pistol loaded with blank cartridges. Katherine Eisenhauer’s School of Expression held a fourth annual recital at the City Opera House with aides and musicians. At the Convent of the Visitation medal and prize distribution in Georgetown marked thanks to Mrs Helen Abel Raughman for a permanent Georgetown scholarship.
In this lesson the trudgeon double overarm stroke is presented as a versatile, relatively easy technique for both sprint and distance swimming. Focus on body position, breath timing, and gradually adding breathing on either side, with emphasis on relaxed, upright form and patient practice.
In a tense Martinsburg doubleheader a disputed strike by umpire Byers and fielding miscues shaped the play. Clark was benched after dispute over a strike, Shipley misplayed a fly in right, Day scored on Neptune, and a lone Martinsburg tally followed. Stevens wore a different uniform, prompting a protest threat from Namsey before Frederick won.
The Middletown team, preparing for league play, traveled to Shepherdstown West Virginia yesterday and lost 6 to 4 after leading 4 3 through eight innings. Next, Middletown meets the Junior Fire Company in town this afternoon as both teams bolster rosters for the season.
A student laments summer break and failing history while moments of lazy creek days and a lone reader’s boredom unfold. Readings of Caesar and Rome drift beside porch inactivity. teachers and classmates flit through snippets of school life and mischief.
June 10 marks several events across American history including the first Dutch settlers reaching Manhattan Island in 1610, the Massachusetts General Court issuing a Declaration of Rights in 1661, Bridget Bishop's execution in 1692, Cherokee defeats in 1761, Boston riots in 1768, and the Ireland to New York direct cable completion in 1875.
Hanover Raiders overwhelmed Chambersburg in a June 10 doubleheader, winning 15 to 1 and 9 to 5 before rain and darkness halted play at the sixth frame. Bartels hit a first game homer while Goff connected in the second.
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