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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
6
A reflective piece recalls a golden childhood, family scenes, and a boyhood heartache in Brightwood Indiana. It laments grown life’s trials from school days to vanished dreams, noting hardships, family loss, and gratitude for enduring blessings. Aunt Jennie Bentley’s passing frames the nostalgia.
Monday police court sessions saw the postponement of Harry Foipple's trial before Justice J Gen hame Johnson. Several defendants faced fines for drunk and disorderly conduct, fighting in the street, or failing to pay collateral, with penalties ranging from five to six dollars plus costs.
General M I Reckard announced that the First Maryland Regiment will hold its summer training camp at Virginia Beach Virginia from August 1 to 17. Troops travel from Baltimore via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk and enjoy a seaside camp near Fort Monroe Ocean View and Newport News. Captain Barrick notes vacancies remain in Company A as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a Philadelphia bank opening similar to others in Cleveland New York Boston and Minneapolis.
The globe trotting apostle explains in Frederick that the world will go dry and that Maryland failed to aid the Federal Government enforcing the Volstendaut. He spoke at Branty Baptist club and Eutaw Street Methodist Church in Baltimore.
The announced basketball game between the Marshat State School for the Deaf and the St. John Athletic Club on the Maryland State School floor Wednesday night has been canceled. Athletic Director Benson will instead arrange a game against Frederick High School on the Maryland State School court as a replacement.
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