Daily News Briefs From Frederick Street Office
The Daily News of Frederick, published daily except Sunday, notes its office on court Street in Boston. The paper emphasizes that all communications must include the writer’s real name and be submitted for publication. Advertising notices must be mailed to the office and will not be taken by telephone.
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Sundsy
the Kenn
Bostoing
Court Street
Tan Ongar
Mpoutreen Hunting and Manufacturing Ompant
Ofice
Modern crusading vs bootleg raids in postwar reform era
A June 13 1922 column contrasts Richard the Lion Hearted siege tactics with today’s prohibition crackdown led by the Webb Walsh act. It argues against bribery and rewards in enforcing the measure, claiming such tactics raise prices and disrupt fair competition for honest dealers and buyers.
Citizens Camp Graduates From Maryland Count ies
Maryland 33 graduates named for Citizens Military Training Camps include Harold Best of Frederick to Fort Monroe Virginia Robert C Tyson of Thurmont to Camp Meade infantry Lycurgus M Griffith of Gaithersburg to Camp Meade field artillery and Martin A Ran of Trensington to Fort Monroe The drive continues with youth recruitment ads stressing personal and civilian benefits of a one month training course
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Frederick
Maryland
Harold Best
Fort Monroe
Robert C. Tyson
Thurmont
Camp Meade
Montgomery
al Wo
Lycurgus M. Griffith
Galthersburg
Wil
Field Artillery
Martin A Ran
Trensington
Fort
Crawford Auto Plant Sold to Moller in Hagerstown
Following a stockholder meeting Crawford Automobile Company of Hagerstown was sold to M. P. Moller, a pipe organ builder also of Hagerstown. The Crawford car would continue, with the Dagmar sport model planned, the plant to expand and employ more workers under New York management.
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Crawford Automobilern
Hagerstown
M. P. Moller
Bible Thought Riches Have Wings Proverb Reflection
A compact proverb style note urges focusing not on wealth, warning riches fly away like wings. It references Proverbs 22 5 and claims the news is widely read as context for moral reflection.
Inquiring Reporter Elections Guess Pleasing Voters
Town residents name candidates they expect to win mayoral race James Gannon foresees Mayor Schley Culler is picked by Wilbon Carmack Curtis Gziser predicts a hard fought contest Ralph Schroeder leans toward a Democratic victory M Woodward says the winner is the one with most votes all lean into a tight race with party lines blurred
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James Gannon
East Second Street
Schley
Wilbon Carmack
North Market Street
Culler
Curtis Gziser
Madison Street
Ralph Schroeder
South Market Street
M. A. Woodward
West Fourth &1
Decoration service at Fairmount cemetery draws large crowd
Libertytown June 13. A Sunday Decoration service at Fairmount cemetery drew a large audience. Addresses were given by Holden B Felton of Frederick and Rev John E Holt. Prayer by Rev Holt. Felton introduced by M F Starr. Choir rendered hymns amid community notices of residents visiting kin, local property improvements, new businesses and social events. Secretary of War Weeks appoints Edward P Shriner Jr as usher for Fort McHenry event.
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Libertytown
Fairmount Cemetery
Holden
Felton
Frederick
John E. Holt
Linganore and Libertytown Methodist
Weeks
Edward P. Shriner, Jr
Fort McHenry
the Key Monument
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
A digest of local items from The News dated June 12, 1921 notes Claxton Remsburg, telegraph operator at the eastern terminus of the Adamstown cutoff, tem pered positions with multiple baseball clubs. Mountain Creek Lodge of Knights of Pythias plans Mizpah Lodge reception in Baltimore, Miss Nannie Rigney injured by a fall and recovering, Helen Abell Baughman wins a housekeeping premium at a summer event, and Georgeioan, D.C. is mentioned.
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Claxton Remsburg
Adamstown
Baltimore
Ated
Ohio
Chattreega, Teanesers
Mountain Cue Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mizpah Lodges
Brunswick Knights of Pythias Seek More Members
Members of Mountain City Lodge and Thurmont Lodge will attend a Brunswick Loyalty Lodge meeting tonight to plan a fall drive to double Brunswick Lodge membership. J Murray Cronenburg, who chaired the successful Mountain City drive, will speak. The lodge aims to raise about 50 000 for a three story castle with theatre on the first floor and lodge rooms on the upper floors, targeting 560 current members and broader county cooperation. A territory survey and week long drive are planned with teams formed after tonight’s talks.
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Mountain City Lodge
Thurmont Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Loyalty Lodge
Brunswick
Brunawick Lodge
J. Murray Cronenburg
Brunswick Lodge
Cronenburg
Archbishop Currey Confirms Large Class at Mount Carmel
Archbishop Michael J. Currey spent Sunday in Thurmont saying mass at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and confirming a large class of candidates. He was assisted by Rev. Thomas J. Wheler and addressed the class at the ceremony’s end. He will continue a Western Maryland tour Monday and depart for Europe in July.
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Michael J. Currey
Thurmont
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Thomas J. Wheler
Maryland
Europe
Methodist Reunion Set for Braddock Heights July
Representatives of Frederick county's three Methodist branches form an organization and plan their tenth annual reunion at Braddock Heights on Thursday July. Dr. John D. Nicodemus is chairman with Rev. A Lee Barret and Rev. J O Wrightson as vice chairs. Frank Wam mond serves as secretary and Dr Eo Muilinix as treasurer and commissary chief. William E Kindley is musical director and R Rush Lewis chairs transportation. Rev William F Miller of Mt Airy to conduct the love feast.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
John D. Nicodemus
A Lee Barret
J. O. Wrightson
Frank Wammond
Frank X. Gaithper
Eo Muilinix
William E. Kindley
R. Rush Lewis
Transportation Commutter
William F. Miller
Mt. Airy
Burlesque Surrenders as Prohibition Agent Turlesque Indicted
Richard T. Turlesque a former prohibition agent indicted by a Federal Grand Jury for conspiracy to enter the home of Frank A. Lutz in Knoxville Maryland and surrendered to U S Marshals Baltimore yesterday afternoon. He posted bail under 2000 dollars and was released by Judge Rose. Otis Angevine, indicted with Turlesque, is in custody in Washington on another charge. Angevine was a former prohibition agent.
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Richard T. Turlesque
Prohibition
Federal Grand Jury
Frank A. Lutz
Knoxville
Imd
United States
Stockham
Baltimore
Rose
Otis Angevine
Tuar- Nesdue
Washington
Angevine Sise
Children service at Bethel on June 18
Yellow Springs June 13. The Children’s service will be held at Bethel on Sunday evening June 18. Mr and Mrs FE Zimmerman and family from near Jefferson visited Mr and Mrs R L Tyler. Mr and Mrs Lee Wastler occupy the property of William Wiles at the corner of Charlesville and Bethel roads.
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Iiamsville
Ladies Aid Society
W. Paul
Yellow Spring
Bethel
FE. J. Zimmerman
Jefferson
R. L. Tyler
Lee Wastler
William Wiles
Charlesville
Bethel Roads
Artie Small Works Hard Despite Quiet Strife
Artie Small is described as a self made man facing ongoing hardship while continuing work. The note comments on frugal living and the effort to maintain dignity amid limited means, reflecting a portrait of perseverance in small town life.
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Artie Small
Crepe Paper Hat Craft by Miss Wine for Summer Fun
A detailed guide by Florence Wine on making crepe paper hats with large buckram bases, folds and brims, sewn in layers, plus decorating with yarn flowers. It notes a jade green hat with lavender and pink flowers, and mentions a party of high school girls at the beach showcasing a red and white sportress and a red crepe hat.
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Florence Wine
Property Deeds and Court Notices in County Records
Property transfers include Barbara Anders to Marshall Boone for 5 dollars and multiple right of way deeds to the H and F railway Co for 1 dollar each. Also licenses and court filings cover marriages, divorces, guardianships, estate administrations, inventories, and account filings. The record lists numerous individuals, estates, executors, and guardians with details of properties, debts, and assets.
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Barbara Anders
Marshall C. Boone County
Annie V. Stultz
W .C. Dodd
Richard T. Coughlin
Footomac Public Service Co
Margaret Hopkins
H. Atch F. Railway Co
John Clark
H. and F. Railway Co
Charles E Etzler
H. and
F. Railway Co
Murray Etzler
Charles T. Turnbull
Frank Downey
George C Main
H. and > Railway Co
Richard Enzene Walden
Zelma Brown
Frederick
Guardian
David M Souder
Henry D. Lakin
Lizzie M. Beachley
James A. Ornadorff
William H. Adar
William Adam
John L
Ball
Lucinda Culler
Elisha Swomler
Henry Waters
J Handlen Kepler
Mary Seaman
William F Mallinix
Parmond G. Ford
Bertha May Doffer
Enoch Snizell
Marr
Dorser
The Wishing Stone Offers Hope Beyond Hard Times
Georgia, known as George, tends her ailing mother at a Kansas-bred grandfather’s farm. A runaway bull disrupts life near the old wishing stone, revealing a hidden tin box that explains the stone’s magic and the grandfather’s strange faith in finding a way out of hardship. The discovery reframes their struggle with money and illness.
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Eorgia
George
Colonel George
Georgia
Kansas
Mother
Vindicate
Maryland Constitution Section 2 Article 3 Judge Eligibility
Synopsis notes that Maryland court judges must be state citizens, qualified voters, residents at least five years and six months prior to election or appointment, must be at least 30 years old. Classified ad in The News promises results.
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Maryland
American History Day by Day June 13 Events
On June 13 events include Virginia treaty with Indians to build a fort, the American Daughters of Liberty organized in Philadelphia in 1786, Florida governor’s offer of $200 per Indian dead or alive in 1858, a Confederate fast day in 1861, Army of the Potomac crossing the Chickahominy in 1862, and US tobacco firms consolidating with $25 million capital in 1889.
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Virginia
American Daughters of Liberty
Philadelphia
Florida
Confederate States
Army of the Potomac
Chickahominy
United States
Carey’s Kidney Cure Ad Buried in Ad Format
An old advertisement touts Dr Carey’s prescription for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims money back if dissatisfied and promises broad availability through pharmacists nationwide. The copy mentions fatigue and eye symptoms, plus alleged endorsements and a “Treecriphion No T75” as the cure.
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Carey
Amigeiste
Wanda
Rees
Daniel G Carey
Frederick 00 National Bank Capital Concept
The piece asserts that capital is earned through work and saving, noting exceptions are rare. It emphasizes that every sum saved represents earning power over time and highlights saving accounts as among the world’s greatest builders of capital, asking readers if they have one at work for them.
Frederick County Lateral Road Bonds Bid Notice 1922
The Freder ick County Commissioners invite bids for sixty two thousand dollars of Lateral Road Bonds for 1922 with five percent interest, dated July 1 1922, due 1931 to 1939. Bids due by noon June 15 1922, bid security 2 percent, tax exempt in Maryland, payment July 1 1922. right to reject bids.
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Frederick County
Maryland
General Assembly of
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Crepe Paper Millinery
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