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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
Profit, Scarcity and Prices in Wartime Industry
The speaker argues that abundant crop or commodity supply lowers prices while scarcity raises them. He warns profiteering hurts production of necessities by diverting labor to luxury goods, and notes Logan's slow actions against profiteering. He asserts ample production and economy will defeat profiteering. Americans cannot have silk shirts and cheap food simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jjubor
Lfe
Logan
Fashion Shakeup Threatens Wardrobe Values
An article notes officials urge women to resist drastic next fall fashion changes that would render many garments obsolete even as prices rise. It argues merchants profit from constant style shifts while many women prefer sensible, economical wardrobes amid high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ G.ryan
Nebraska
Frederick Folks Questionnaires From Frederick Leaders
Frederick residents share a ten item questionnaire collected by George Tack of Brunswick. Notables William Martin Storm discuss life in Frederick, career ambitions, preferred sports, and local hopes. A poem praises Maryland landscape and Frederick’s enduring charm.
Personal notices of local residents and travels
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Sue A. Dudrow and her brother Mr. George Bake Fout visit Lynchburg and Youngstown. Mrs. Bernard McCaffery and daughter Betty visit Westminster and Eitlestown. Several others are noted visiting Gettysburg, Baltimore, Dundurn Canada, and New York City. Rev Robert Huechener returns to Thurmont after years away in Canada. Mrs. Kuehener and Mrs Charles A. Weller travel and return home. Lester Damuth and wife visit Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue A. Dudrow
George Bake Fout
Youngstown
Ohio
Lynchburg
Bernard McCaffery
Betty
Westminster
Eitlestown
Jas, Keller
Chas Kemp
Criston
Gettysbury
Baltimore
W. A. Summerville
Maryland State Board of Chiropractice Examiners
Joseph E. Roelkey
San Calif
Meey A. Bergh
San Francisco
Dundurn
Canada
Robert Huechener
Thurmont
Kuehener
Charles A. Weller
Pnurinant
New York City
Jaedo Weller
Mr. Weller
Lester Damuth
Norristown
C. A. Damuth
Church and city losses mix with market dip on East Third
The fragment notes a gas main break on East Third Street causing a loss of 30 000 feet of gas or gas-related supply while wheat prices fell to 7 cents per bushel. It records milestone events including Gafainal s Gibbons confirming 175 attendees at St John s Catholic Church and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev EB ta McLean at Frederick College. It mentions Imogen Dorsey named teacher at Peabody Conservatory and Children s Day ceremonies across several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
Eb,ta McLean
Frederick College
Spaaploiot
GEO
Maryland
New York
Minsters Meet at Myersville County Ministerium June Meeting
The Frederick County Ministerium will hold its annual all day meeting at Myersville United Brethren Church on Monday June 24 at 10 30 a m. Ministers and their families are invited. Speakers address topics on Sunday school, adult and youth work, and present political and social issues. Notify Rev H B Krone by June 16 if you plan to attend. trolley cars run from Frederick Market to Myersville with a return schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Myersville United
Brethren
Arith
Mipletérs
Binory
Middletown
L. T.L
Neal A. Dow
Gladys Kumler
Baltimore
Reception to Dr Rupp Celebrates Rivals Ten Years as Pastor
The Lutheran church reception honored Rev. Dr U S G Rupp on ten years as pastor drawing about six hundred members and friends. The program featured the Sunday School orchestra, vocal duets by Mrs Grace Dixon Toms and O Leonard Storm, a solo by Mrs Toms, and a recitation by Miss Helen Michact. Attendees included ministers from 13 Protestant denominations and refreshments were served by young ladies and the church council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. G.rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rupp
Cobn. M. Maller
Mis
Nettie Haller
Clifford H. Doll
Horace C. Zacharias
Grace Dixon-Toms
O. Leonard Storm
Toms
Helen jMchact
Varre
Axelstey
Church Council
Campaign Committee Heads Named For Civic Club Drive
The reorganized Chamber of Commerce campaign outlines executive committees with Col J D Markey heading Teams and R Paul Smith on Contracts. Others include Major F B H Mebride on Speakers and Charles Opel Jr on Publicity. A larger Citizen’s Committee is to be formed by a sub committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thig
Ito
Chpaign
Mectin
Smitatttdes
Col
J.D. Markey
R. Paul Smit
FB. H. Mebride
Charles Opel, Jr
Akeers
Michael J. Croghan
Lewis H. Fraley
W. Harner
J Byron A-Winebrenner
Pegidés
Robert ¥. Delaplaine
Charles Hallér
WH. F. Shipley
Charles Wertheimer
George R. Dennis
Holden
Felton
Teama Wich
Col. Markey
Hymeneal Notes: Rouzer Stewart and Others Married
Marriages announced include Miss Beryl C Stewart daughter of Mrs Edward Stewart Fort Wayne Indiana and Frank Rouzer son of Mr and Mrs D L Rouzer. Also Philinda Margaret Johnson wed Dr John Gardner Murray Jr at bishop’s chapel. Luther Py Alexander wed Aligne S Fleagle at Hagerstown. A Loysville Orphans Band concert is planned tonight with rain resorted. Freight car jumped tracks near Monocacy bridge. wrecking crew assisted. Firemen responded to a fire alarm at a local station with no blaze reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouzer—Stewart
Beryl C. Stewart
Edward Stewart
East Williams Street
Fort Wayne
Tadtina
Frank &. Rouzer
Dla. Rouger
Stewart
Rouzer
Shrine Patrol
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Fos
Murray—Johnson
Frank C. Cantine
Baltimore
Philinda Margaret Johnson
John Gardner Murray
John Gardner Manray
Maryland
Murray
Mr Murray
East
Biddle Street
Alexander—Fleagle
Luther Py Alexander
Sabijlasville
Aligne S. Fleagle
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Gordon, I. Rider
Grace U. B. Church
Parker Fleagle
Loysville Orphans
Peoples” Fire Insurance
Armory
Professor G Nevin Robert to preach at Keedysville church
Prof G Nevin Robert of the Boys High School faculty will supply the pulpit at the Reformed church in Keedysville Washington county during summer months. He moved his family there yesterday and agreed with church members to preach during vacation as an ordained Reformed minister. He will return to the Rots High School next year after already signing a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville
G. Nevin Robert
Boys’ High School
Washington County
The
Reformed Church
PL EL Holdcraft
Walkersville
United Brethren Church
Robert
Rots
Montgomery appoints Connell police justice in place of Gaither
Governor Ritchie appoints William P. Connell of Rockville as police justice of Montgomery County after Frank Gaither refused to qualify over compensation. Rockville and Montgomery lack a justice since May 6. Barbee of Forest Glen named notary public. he had previously served as justice of the peace. Rockville Legion posts elect Dawson, Wilson, Thompson, Davidson, Peter, Morkan to executive committee. Bickford named post adjutant. Eagles lodge elects officers. Fraternal Order of Eagles holds 15th annual convention with Go Witter, Frederick Aome, and Schell in leadership. next convention to be in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ritchie
Wiliam PP. Connell
Rockville
Justece
Frank Gaither
Montgomery County
Robert Ay Bar ‘Bee
Forest Glen
Mr. Barbee
Rockville Legion Post
Henderson-Smith-Edmonds
Harry A. Dawson
W.valentine Wilson
Edgar Thompson
Lawrences Davvson
Robert Pet Er
Hobart Morkan
Hugh Bickford
Eagies
Ted
Robert Go Witter
Prederick
Aome
Ant G Edward’ ‘Schell
Sheriff and Deputy Capture Alleged Thief in Maryland Hills
Sheriff and Deputy Morgan pursued Elmer Baker and brother Howard Baker after a corn theft near Creagerstown. They traced the men to Baker's sister’s cabin, where Charles Baker threatened the officers. Elmer was captured and jailed. Howard remained detained by Deputy Roscoe Mackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bo Mien
Magia Trate “Stevens
Clarence Valentine
Ordagardtown
Etood
Buarg
Baker
Gelstert
Graceham
Busiriers
Ooeney
Womman
Bankies
Charles Baker
Local Marriage Licenses and Deeds Listed in Court Notices
The notice records marriages including William Bradley Stanton and Mary Buckey Brown both of Frederick, Earl Miller and Virgie Grushon of Thurmont, and others from Tampa Mt. Vernon Emmitsburg and Shippensburg. Deeds show Roscoe Brown to Cleveland Bussard for 1150 dollars and other transfers in Brunswick and Frederick. Nurses graduate exercises at Springfield State Hospital certify Ruth Lonigan Oleson Eleanor Gillias Ronnie Murphy Bertie Ward. A South Pacific island with 10,000,000 tons of phosphates is noted amid interests reaching various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley - Stanton
Tampa
Florida
Mary Buckey Brown
Frederick
Earl Miller
Virgie A. Grushon
Thurmont
Elsie F. Clemm
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Ednad B. Stansberry
Emmitsburg
William H. Stover
Hagerstown
Mary JA. Miller
Mercersburg
William J
Brunswick
Edward G. Matter
Frank P. Kelly
County
Sykesville
Springfield State Hospital
Ann
J. Clément
Clark
Goldsborough
Ruth Lonigan Oleson
Carrol County
Eleanor Gillias
Howard County
Ronnie Murphy
Montgomery Cow
Miers
Carroll County
Bertie Elizabeth Ward
Catron
Reach
South Pacific
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