Auto Tour Plans Set for August by Michigan Organization
The Michigan Automobile Tours group maps the fifth annual caravan itinerary from Southern Michigan to Frederick Maryland with a stop August 19 at Mt. Olivet Cemetery for a Key graveside program. Officials will raise flags, sing the Star Spangled Banner, and involve Frederick city leaders. Each car will display windshield records, pennants, and tour identifiers while state police provide escort along the route.
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Michigan Automobile Tours
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Fair Grou
Michigan
peorec
Canada
J. H W. Brown
Battle Creek
Michii
Mr. Brown
Horton farm
Francis Scott Ker
Mt. Olivet cemete
Frederick county
Brown
United States
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Employment Conditions Favorable in Maryland Report
A Maryland employment report shows improving conditions with unemployment estimated at 3000 in January. The State Labor Service notes higher employment among skilled labor, while general labor demand rises, and a slower upward trend is seen than in Virginia.
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MARYLAND
Department of telegraphic
Virginia
May Ask For Release Of M'Carthy On Bail After Distillery Case
Prohibition agents and Attorney Walter Gazaster review the Frederick distillery raid at Burkshireville where 2 case bottles were seized after an armed robbery by a gang. Andrew McCarthy, held in Frederick, seeks bail with Alban Wood as counsel. police chase the trio toward Baltimore. Next developments expected in Baltimore.
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M’Carthy
Gut rpridge Horsey Distilling Co
Burk_ shisvHle
Attormer
Walter Gazaster
Baltimore
prohibition
Frederick
Mathias
Andrew
Wee
Smith
Bartgis
eCarthy
Alban Wood
McCarthy
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Baltimo
Theos
Fred sk
Auto Show Bids Adieu Tonight in Frederick
The annual Automobile Show closes at the armory this evening after a week of strong attendance and brisk selling. Dealers report benefits from the event and the committee plans to make it one of Frederick’s regular yearly occasions. The show features new Ford sedans and other modern cars with praised features and innovations.
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rmory
benefea
Frederick
Ford company
ithe pullic
Maryland Farm Product Value Rises in 1922
The farm value of all crops and animal products produced in Maryland during 1922 totaled 104 760 000 dollars, with crops at 68 106 000 and animal products at 36 605 460. The report notes gains from 1921 and contrasts with 1920’s bumper year, while rain affected 1922 values and yields.
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Maryland
John S. Dennee
Baltimore
United Staites Department of Agriculture
extension service
University of Ma Samouni
Plant installs 148 pipes delaying press start
Early paper today reports the press was set to begin at 12 20 but faced delay due to installation of 148 pipes in the plant. The brief notes the effect on production and timing.
Road Supervisors Appointments Planned Across Four Districts
County Commissioners inspected county roads and road machinery but released no definitive plans for the road program. A completed list of roads to be recommended to the State Roads Commission exists, but publication awaits commission action. With mild winter, county road work may start soon as supervisor appointments continue, totaling 103 announced with about 250 nationwide. many districts yet to submit lists including Mr. Oland’s additions.
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State Roads Commission
Dudderar
David Oland
Oland
Mr. Oland
Buckerstern
Sharetis Oland
Thomas P. Culler
John F. Culler
B. FL Zimmerman
Curtis A Dixon
Clinton E. Smith
Creaserstown
Wiliam Clem
Michael Late
W. E. Seiss
William H. Shryock
John Clem
William Hy Long
George FHL Beitler
Colonel Layman
Roger HH
Geisbert
Urbana
James F. Lee
J. P. Dixon
Dennis Shenkte
George M. Kidd
Join
Davis
Clarence & Biser
Grant Stewart
George W. Tabler
E. W. Shree
Char Dizon C. Murphy
G. W. Ifontome
Gabriel UT. Lawson
Joseph McLain
Dersey NecEliresh
Samuel Brandenburg
ymond Laween
Plinereorge
W. Peters
Jesse A
Murdered Dental Association Banquets Dinner Meeting
The Bran els Mente Reyorces hosted a private dinner in its dining room for members including Tres TLS Kader and others. A business session led by presidents from Thormenr Fellows and Sommerfield Properties preceded the property sale notice by Markwood D. Harp announcing Leo H. Sommerfield's 22 acre estate on the State highway near Braddock Heights. The buyers, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Graham, plan a boarding house after April 1.
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Dental Association
Prederien Ce
Branels Mente Reyorces
Tres
TLS. Kader
bytes
PL Davis
EL Newsi
EL Refanver
D. GO
AJ A. Kadleliff
HL Gray Andess
Thormenr
asco
Local Meeting Elects Officers For Meose Organization
The annual meeting at the Star theatre hall elected officers led by a new dictator Lewis En GW Mier and others including John Win pisler as representative and C W Miller as alternate. The group plans a life meeting this month and a Chautauqua event at Middletown with multiple entertainments. Hond College hosts its annual gym exhibit at the Armory on March 16 with calisthenics marching and dancing.
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Star theatre
Amour
Tococ
Lewis En- GW
Mier
eradenre
Tohn Winpisler
te vrind Sodze
C. W. Miller
grand nice
life
Hond College
Tie Armory
Department of Physical Education
Gaucher College
Miss of
Spring and Summer Styles Drawn From Sports Costumes
Early store showings reveal spring and summer fashion influenced by sports costumes. Models display outfits pairing pleated skirts with contrasting blouses, with Lanvin Green and red tones highlighted as key colors for the season.
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emis
Vances
Congress Adjourning With Thousands of Bills Unacted
The 67th Congress nears adjournment with hundreds of measures blocked or left pending. Officials note four sessions set records for duration and scope while President Harding’s terms influence debates on shipping, tariffs, and treaties as lawmakers prepare to close.
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Preas
Bork
senate
Nouse
congress
asheres
Harding
Germany
Austria
serstor
ee W. Felon
Georgia
Truman Hope Wherry
Michigan
Liberia
Taft
Assonte
Supreme Courtherland
Sanford
Joe” Cannon
Monde
Wyo
Williams
Mississippi
Culberson
Texas
Cotillion Club Elects Tonight at Frederick Town
The Frederick Cotillion Club meets this evening at Seelock in the Frederickton Savings Institution for its seventh annual meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Officers listed: President Edwin Markelt, Secretary Ernest Helfenstein Jr, Treasurer James H. Gambrill Jr. and an executive committee including E B Nicodemus Dr J A Williamson and David C Wineord.
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Frederick Cotillion Club
Seelock
Frederickton Savings Institution
Edwin Markelt
Thomas TB.ard
Ernest Helfen- Stein, Jr
James H. Gambrill, Ltd
E. B. Nicodemus
J. A. Williamson
David C. Wine
Board of Governors
McCurdy
whos
Barnard
Ire
Richard Potts
wtos
Samuel G.Davail
HL Gambrill, Jr
T. Charles Winchrenner
Holmes D. Baker
Edwin C
A. Williamson
Coli
D John Marker
Orchardists Form Co-Operative Packing Body
Washington and Frederick counties fruit growers meet to form a cooperative packing and selling association. Allegany county supports the plan. Hagerstown hosts a permanent group with by laws and a constitution. Packing houses planned at Hancock Hagerstown Midvale Frederick Keedysville to centralize grading and sale.
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Washington
Frederick
Allegany county
Hagerstown
eies
Hancock
Midvale
Keedysvile
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counec Tianstown
cen- Lerus LD frui
Frederick and Allegany
Washington, fruis
Washington county
J. Andrew Cohill
Grace Reformed Church to Observe 25th Anniversary
Grace Reformed Church marks a 25 year history with debt free property and growth from 63 members in 1898 to 850 in 1923. Special services March 4 to 7 feature local ministers, charter member ceremonies, and sermons by former pastors Rev. E L McLean and Rev. John A Ditzler.
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Maren
ini Grace Reformed church
S.C. Hoover
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed church
Joseph
Grace Reformed Congregation
Evangelical ‘Reformed church
English Reformed church
Frederick
Grace Reformed church
BE. L. McLean
Ife
John A. Ditzier
Hoover
Grace “church
Exide Agency
Kaufman Motor Company
East Patrick street
Exide battery
Chevrolet
Exide
Packing house at Hancock reports strong year
Community packing house at Hancock, per Mr. Cohit, shipped 3461 barrels of apples in the past year with a press return of 39343.24. Orchard experts present Shaw, Heri c and Bomberger of Maryland attended the meeting and discussed plans for a regional fruit growers conference covering Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Plans for a Shenandoah Cumberland Valley Piedmont meeting are under way to promote interstate fruit grower activity, with a venue likely in Hagerstown or Martinsburg.
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Hancock
Cohit
Fresent SB. Shaw
Heri c
F. J. Bomberger
Maryland
matt yakea
Virginia
West Virgin
Pennsylvania
Shenan‘dead
Cumberland Valley
Piedmont
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
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COTILLION CLUB
Fredericktown Savings Inst
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Iam Cabell Bruce
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GRACE CHURCH
Herman Lundborz
Sweden
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