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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News announces court Street UK publishing details and policy for signed letters. It reminds readers notices of advertising nature must be written and mailed to the office and not taken by telephone.
On June 26 1922 Frederick readers learn that Potomac Public Service Company once the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway may pass to American Water Works and Electric Company. Emory L Coblentz led the deal with stock at 30 a share though par is 50 and no dividends were paid yet earnings grew enough to reward investors. The takeover promises stronger capital and broader interurban potential for the community.
Reporter gathers impressions from residents about Marines seen on Saturday. Patrons praise discipline cleanliness orderly conduct and high character while noting freshness after a long hike. One comment highlights strong finances underpinning public improvements for faster benefit.
June 16 event at Edward Unamilton's farm gathered many neighbors from Daysville McKalg Libertytown Mt Pleasant Walkersville for a grand barn raising. An extensive all foods served menu followed the gathering with numerous attendees listed by name. Local fishermen John Brust Morgantown West Virginia and Lewis Barber caught seven bass and two large catfish on the Monocacy Saturday, the largest bass weighing eight pounds.
Governor Smith appointed Randolph Barton St Willoughby N Smith and Albert Jones to supervise a bust of Admiral Schrey for the state. A new engine and boiler for Frederick Reading Works arrived. John T. Rest delivered the first load of new Frederick counts wheat to Farmer's Exchange warehouse at 4 74 per bushel. An address by Milton G Amer president of the State Board of Vote was given. various society events and items from Washington Camp and Owings Mills were noted along with military assignments and commands.
Frederick will host the 1923 Chautauqua for seven days at a higher price with 30 guarantors backing the program. The season closed with a profit and good attendance, including 260 children daily. Credit for securing guarantors goes to HL Dorsey Etchison, Markell G Nelson, and John C Evang, who sent the contract to the Swarthmore Chautauqua Association.
Over 100 delegates from eight societies attended the Young People's Christian Endeavor Union rally for Frederick county at Grace Reformed Church. Walkersville sent 20 delegates, Middletown 30, and Grace Reformed 30, with five other societies represented. George R. Smith, state superintendent, spoke as Ruth Krieg and Helen Reed led. The delegation wore blue, white and red.
A fragment suggests a weary speaker and a crowd delaying a talk while a speaker with convictions speaking at a Marted event. The line hints at delays caused by colds and late trams and the speaker's own objections.
Local school study on sports gains appears in The Biggest Little Paper. Read about youth athletic programs and community impact with brief notes on participation and outcomes.
Genevieve Clark loves candy and wastes money on treats. After being refused more money she buys candy with change from groceries and hides two caramels from Cordelia and her cousin Winifred as she greets them.
Picture writing shown as an early form of communication used by Indians and other races. It describes a message built from simple symbols, from tomorrow morning to a trip on the lake and a return home, instructing readers to try writing a picture letter.
A playful parade of patriotic lines and satirical quips travels from Marines to Irish politics. The piece celebrates discipline and order while skewering political figures, prohibition zeal, and tangled dialect humor through a collage of verse and commentary.
Rudolph Schmitt about 62 of Halethorpe near Baltimore died suddenly during a trip with his son to Hagerstown. He collapsed in Middletown after stopping in front of Charles Main’s residence. Death attributed to valvular heart trouble. Schmitt, once a well known Sasinese man, had been in declining health.
The Court of Appeals shall include the Chief Judge of Maryland and the first seven judges of the Judicial Circuit, plus a governor designated judge with Senate consent as Chief Judge, per Article 4 Section 14. The provision outlines appointment by the Governor with Senate advice and consent.
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School invites all to a picnic at Braddock Heights on Wednesday afternoon. The group departs at one o clock for a pleasant afternoon at the Heights. Also noted the Mount St Marys College summer retreat closed with many Harrisburg diocesan priests in attendance.
A compiled note of notable events on June 25 in American history including a 1564 landing at St Johns River Florida, Howe and a British fleet at Sandy Hook in 1776, a 1857 railroad sale for 7.5 million, Civil War actions in 1862, and Custer's death in 1876 among other dated occurrences and milestones.
Franklin S Tinney and wife deed to Charlies Wm Tinney for 1490 dollars. William M Storm and Leo Weinberg trustees deed to Aaron R Anders for 530 dollars. Marriage licenses issued: Nelson Henson 21 and Cecilia M Miller 20 Frederick. Samuel Lambet Byrn Jr 24 Frederick and Margaret Evelyn Mantz 21 York PA. Worthington Smith 22 and Agnes Marie Dyson 21 Roachite. John Samuel Long 19 and Ethel Alberta Tunes 26 Martians bore WV. Lester G Chase 40 Creagerstown and Sadie Blumenhein 28 Newark NJ. Spinnach noted as a scientist claim.
A bank deposit earns interest, viewed as money’s wages. The statement likens interest income to compensation for the capital lent and saved, highlighting its role in wealth accumulation and financial returns for savers.
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