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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
7
The article argues world debt could bring hard years ahead though a growth in thrift and effort may lessen the load. It cites European debts crushing income and suggests the United States family might pay about 40 dollars annually in interest, urging increased effort and smarter production to improve situations within years.
Maryland enjoys a year of plenty after a period of gloom. Farmers report strong fruit, strawberries, cantaloupes, watermelons, and improving crab stocks. Shad return in abundance, while corn and wheat are in excellent condition. Bishop Murray’s prayer echoes gratitude for Maryland’s fertile landscape and bountiful waters.
Letter to editor argues for police to exercise reasonable judgment when stopping motorists. Writer recounts being pulled over for a discolored license tag after a dirt road incident and notes they had their credentials, but experience was frustrating and confusing.
A group of voters discuss whether the United States should recognize the Soviet government of Russia. Opinions range from recognition to continued nonrecognition, with a mix of supporters and skeptics. A separate letter continues on policing and local civic duties, urging patrols and reconsideration of market master roles in city administration.
Janet Montgomery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Montgomery County elected officers at its annual meeting. Regents, vice regent, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, treasurer, registrar, historian, auditor, parliamentarian and board members were named, with listed names and towns. The Wichita Beacon note adds a quip, All good men are not dead, from motorist suit chatter.
Twenty years ago Frederick notes report Rev Fr Wm J Kane chaplain of City Hospital Baltimore appointed pastor at St Johns church with formal charge. An early 1902 event lists commencement exercises at Johns Literary Institute with premiums distributed by Rev Fr Coleman and a dinner hosted by Prof Amon Bargee for Male High School graduates.
Sergeant 3. KR. Phillips a state motor police officer faced a liquor intoxication charge while Wilbur M. Boutzahn was found guilty of operating a motor truck without an operator’s license and fined $1 plus costs. The hearing featured eight witnesses with conflicting testimony and the judge withheld a decision pending more evidence. Captain Williams from the States Automobile Commissioner’s office attended.
Dr and Mrs Bernard M Davis announce the birth of a seven pound two ounce son. Miss Joanna R Best daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Best elected delegate to the Christian Endeavor Convention leaves for Yoe Pa. Miss Ava and Vinna Stoner of Westminster visit Mrs Harry Shafer. Mr and Mrs Wilson Porter Smith of Baltimore announce the birth of Oliva Jean Elizabeth on June 19. Charles S Cook of University of Maryland College Park leaves for Edgewood R C training camp for six weeks. Helen Stona Jolita Sterling Elma Lawrence Evelyn Benieon Mabel Smith and Gordon Bennett guests of Miss Mary Mehring. Guy V Staun formerly of Frederick spends Sunday at parental home with Ball Ball Ball. Misa Ball and Misses Catherine and Mary Ball all of Baltimore. T Henry Hooper John R Powell John H Croker B S Slingluff R P OConnor W C Gardner Hopkins University students spending week in Frederick soliciting subscriptions for school expenses.
State's Attorney Aaron A. Anders sold his brick dwelling on the corner of Elm and Park avenues. The buyer is a Providence resident. Possession has been transferred. price details are unclear from the fragmentary notice.
Instructions for creating a decorative sport hat using orange and white crepe paper. Step by step braiding methods, attaching the braid to the crown, covering and lining the brim, and finishing with a silk lining and ribbon band. Also notes alternative color combos and ease of pasting versus sewing.
A June 14 lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Upton Mehring in Rocky Ridge honored their daughter and classmates of Western Maryland College. Attendees included numerous local families from Woodsboro Taneytown Gettysburg Emmitsburg and nearby towns plus several Baltimore Cumberland and Crisfield guests. The guest list features Helen Stone Evelyn Beatson Elnea Lawrence Lotita Sterling Mabel Smith Katherine Catshall and many others, with extended families of Mehring Harbauh Warbright and Reifsnider among the attendees.
Plans for the 23rd annual jteunion of the Reformed churches at Pen-Mar on Thursday July 20 are nearly complete announce secretary Paw I Schminke of York Pa Special trains and extra coaches will be added to accommodate attendees Rev Murray E Ness Westminister will direct music a major quartet with Ness as reader Rev Dr HM Klein Franklin & Marshall College Lancaster will be principal speaker with the topic The League of Youth Dr Klein is well known to Reformed church members across the region
Esther confronts a talking snake knife from a curio hunt that seems cursed. The uncle dismisses superstition, but the artifact moves on its own, frightening Esther. Later that night she sneaks to the uncle’s office and, by dawn, a peculiar burglary yields only the unclaimed paper knife.
On June 20 dates span Maryland patent granted to Cecil Calvert in 1632 the Hartford witch condemnation in 1662 a Connecticut declaration of independence in 1776 the U S great seal adoption in 1782 Charleston fire in 1796 Irish American race riots in 1857 Alaska purchase in 1867 and a series of real estate transfers including Roy V Hauver to Emory L Coblentz and Emory L Coblentz to The Valley Savings Bank.
The judge or judges may appoint officers as needed and compensation is fixed by the General Assembly. They shall periodically review expenses and costs of the reporting course for possible changes or reductions.
A short thought quotes Thessalonians 4 3 4 warning against defrauding others. It frames the message as a moral reminder published with a newsy “Say You Saw It in The News” motif. The brief item emphasizes ethical conduct and accountability to God.
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