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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
4
Frederick Frederick Ma daily news issues policy urging real names with submissions and prohibiting telephone notices. It states the Associated Press content rights, accuracy corrections, and mail submission requirements to the office.
The community welcomes the new city administration as officials emphasize efficient governance and nonpartisan management. Voters’ preference for economical operation of water, light, and streets reflects in a harmonious mayoral and aldermanic team, signaling steady progress for Frederick.
In this reflection on civilization and knowledge, the author argues that modern science and education secure progress against forgetting. It cites excavations in Md regions and Lep Tig Magra by Count Volpi and the American Archaeological Society to illustrate the rise and fall of ancient cities and warns that while systems of government could be overthrown, civilization’s core may endure.
In a Q and A style item several women including Mrs Clinton W Rhodes Mrs Clarence Marsh Miss Ruth Grove Miss Helen Smith and Miss Eileen Cubbitt share fond memories of last night's reunion and banquet noting enjoyment and reencountering former schoolmates. A broader paragraph reflects on oppressed masses and the collapse of civilizations lacking welfare for all under democratic ideals.
In Taneytown on June 19, the Rev. W. V. Garrett resigned as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church after four years of growth and will leave for St. John's Lutheran Church in Steelton, Pennsylvania, with the resignation effective June 30. The note appears amid a list of local social mentions and visits, closing with a United States malaria statistic.
The Frederick City Opera House hosted commencement exercises with Eleanor McG Grayson delivering the salutatory Our Southland and Roy Stockman as valedictorian. Scholarships were awarded to Charles E. Robinson Western Maryland College Jamies P Brown St Johns College Lee Ordeman Washington University and Hunsberger, with graduates listed including Misses Janet Dil Rosa Dyer Pratt Exvier Georgia Gittincet Matt Eleanor Gm Nellie Amie Motter Elizabeth Nas Ruthella Mas and Messrs Enright wit ier Isabelle James P. Brown Raymend Kidd Nathan B Maynard Ordeman Robinson Stockman and William Mo Storm. Reverend W S Moetazer resigned as pastor of the Lutheran church in Jefferson.
May 1928 in Frederick County lists 110 birth certificates received by the Health Office. Of these 96 cover May births and 14 cover earlier months. 103 births are legitimate and 7 illegitimate, with 102 six birth and 8 stillbirths. Names include numerous parents across Middletown Frederick Thurmont and surrounding towns.
Frederick Kiwanis Club joined 100000 members in 1700 towns for the 22nd Kiwanis International convention in Seattle. Wm T Delaplaine presided as Rev Doukas Hol LoL Wilson gave the opening prayer. Delegates attended from Frederick and a telegram from Kiwanis International president Henry C Heinz was read. Local amateur movies and songs followed the meeting with visitors present.
Mr and Mrs W S Sigafoose Mr and Mrs C R Enberts and Mr Scott Sigafoose of Brunswick have returned from a two weeks motor trip to Niagara Falls Canada and other points. Unfavorable weather hindered camping causing an early return home.
Rev Clarence Wheeler of Washington delivers a talk on education at St John s high school commencement in the school auditorium. Six girls graduate marking the first class with no boy, diplomas and gold medals awarded to six students, with Jane Roddy as valedictorian and Gretchen Hendrickson delivering the salutatory.
The Tivoli showcases the film version of Anita Loos’s Gentlemen Prefer Blondes starring Ruth Taylor with Alice White and a strong supporting cast. Malcolm St Clair directs a lively modern Lorelei portrayal praised for pace and performance. Also at the Maryland is Butterflies In The Rain starring Marsland Laura LaPlante and James Kirkwood, with a comedy and news reel.
N. A. Lufburrow notes radio speeds up news from conventions. He says radio lets readers sense events in real time, outperforming print delays. The piece compares the speed of radio to newspapers and telescope-like access for listeners.
The puzzle explains letter golf from SMILE to TEARS with par set at six and offers a reverse approach. Players change one letter per stroke while keeping letter order and using only common words, with a sample change COW to HEN via HOW HEW EEN. A solution appears on the last page.
A brief devotional note cites Romans 2 12 declaring there is no respect of persons with God and adds Thomas Fuller urging fear of self and reverence for one s own conscience.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that a tumor may be benign or malignant and that benign tumors stay in one place while malignant cancers spread quickly. He notes benign growths are controllable by removal and that cancers threaten life, with skin cancers being often treatable if addressed early.
Daily English notes explain common errors and pronunciations. It highlights misused phrases like annexed and demonstrates correct usages with a quote about contravene. The piece encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily and cites Emerson on nature.
Bert Acosta, pilot with Byrd’s trans Atlantic team, crashed during a wing over in a Levine owned plane near Roosevelt Field on June 1. He was hospitalized with non serious injuries. A woman and two men nearby escaped harm as the wrecked aircraft toppled to the ground amid the stunt.
AP dispatches from Saloniki report 30 tobacco strikers dead and hundreds wounded as clashes erupt in Inama a European Turkey town. Fighting also in Kavala Pirlas and Saloniki with many casualties. outlook hints at a broader political upheaval and potential dictatorship.
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