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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
5
Frederick Maryland independent newspaper outlines daily publication schedule and contact details. Includes policy on Associated Press usage, byline requirements, and mail only free notices. Also notes second class mail status and office address.
The Inquiring Reporter asks Marshall Miles about the war ending as his greatest thrill. E Evans recalls receiving his first boots with red tops. Charles Quinn says he has never had thrills. Charles Russell recalls winning his first tiddlywinks game. Hobart Albaugh notes the armistice discussion as his thrill.
A shoe salesman warns the public underestimates losses from frequent fashion changes. Retail prices drop to 80 cents to 31 while items originally near $9 to $20 sell for mere dollars. The piece argues these bottom prices shift costs to workers and families, urging thrift and steadier style choices to curb living costs.
Funeral services for Charles P. Kefauver were held at his Dill Avenue home and at Christ Reformed Church in Middletown with Rev. Hoover and Rev. Rupp officiating. Interment followed at Reformed Cemetery. Separately, funeral services for Mrs. Clara Maude Stottlemyer, died Thursday night at age 30, were set for Sunday at 3 PM from Gil North Market Street with funeral director Cline. She leaves four children, a daughter-in-law, a grandson, a brother Geverse McMull, and several sisters.
A Miami report describes two women among four passengers who began a flying boat voyage to Rimini. One died from exposure after the craft was forced back into open sea by a broken propeller and another, agitated by heat, jumped overboard. A rescued crewman told Robert Moone the tale aboard the William Green which saved him from the wreck. The injured pilot was taken to hospital as authorities fear exposure will prove fatal. Call The News about further details.
Indianapolis reports a nationwide veteran job drive reduces unemployment by about 200000 ex servicemen. Frederick Maryland is highlighted as the first city in the United States to report 100 percent veteran employment. Adjutant Bolles praises the drive and urges communities to place men in jobs first, with floaters given work if vacancies exist.
Residents of Urbana win bid to connect by cement highway with Frederick county seat. State Roads Commission seeks bids by noon April in Garrett Building Baltimore for the Unk road opening a 2 mile gap from Georgetown pike end near Monte sey to Urbana.
Erwin St Kump of this city and Miss Nellie Virginia Pillott daughter of Mrs James Eliott of Point of Rocks were quietly married in Washington on Monday morning. Rev Charles Steck officiated. The groom is owner of Central Garage here. They left for a wedding trip to Florida after the ceremony.
Purely personal items list visits engagements and births. Announcing Doris Evelyn seven pounds at birth to Mr and Mrs Harry M Lease of 112 West Fourth Street and other family moves and visits in Annapolis Philadelphia Baltimore and Rockville. Engagement announced of Anne Frazier Davidson to Thomas L Dawson with spring wedding planned.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick, Roger Young moved his barber shop fixtures to the store room on North Market street formerly occupied by the late Alexander Brengle. David Rice moved his household effects to Baltimore to reside after joining Gussdorff and Joseph furniture dealers. AL Lindig was appointed postmaster at Beansville, Montgomery county. Court Park was cleaned by janitor McPewt and prepared for spring. Two houses owned by Matilda Nushaum were sold, including a two story weatherboarded house on East Patrick and a two story pack house on South Market. Tenebrar services were held in St John’s Catholic church. Under Rev John W Evans, concert meetings were held at WCTU Hall. The Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal church South began in Trinity church at Madison Avenue and Preston Street, Baltimore.
Thomas Mills and Wilbur B. Thomas of Brunswick were married at the M E church by Rev J T Hart with Miss Mable Shaff and Charles Mills as witnesses. Engagement announced: Carol Kerschner to Bart G. Kline, Hood College graduate 1917. Ella Beirshing and E H Longman wed in Hagerstown. reside in Walkersville.
Abe Marlin is serviced by Copsright National Newspaper as the readable fragments describe a local item. The text shows a connection between an individual and a national media outlet within a brief notice style.
In a sultry road crew scene, Eric, from a well connected family, endures taunts as he carries water. When provoked by a bully he dumps water on the aggressor and lands a swift punch, then apologizes and resumes his task, earning the crew’s cautious respect as “the young gentleman.”
In a compact sequence, events unfold from 1633 to 1865. Roman Catholic services began on St Clements Inland near the Potomac on March 25 1633, colonists landed in Maryland on March 25 1634, a Protestant Catholic clash occurred at Providence Maryland on March 5 1655, Massachusetts decided to expel Tories on March 25 1754, and R C Kennedy was hanged in New York as a Confederate spy on March 25 1865.
Do you know the governor may convene the legislature or the Senate alone during extraordinary occasions or when the seat of government is unsafe due to enemy presence. He may direct sessions to be held at a different convenient place. Section 16 Article 2 Mary
A lively Frederick social column notes spring house hunting mood with many requests from seekers. A quirky line asks if a house is thoroughly moderate, while a drug store misunderstanding yields a comic scene about a box of rash and an Afro-American costume mix up. A young man from York’s voyage to Frederick grows fond of a local damsel and shuttles between trips, highlighting evolving social ties and travel patterns.
In a housewife and help to plan a surprise twins’ birthday Peggy maps a bluebird theme with paper birds flowers and napkins. She and Mrs McGovern rehearse games bells hindrance race and playful mischief while the clock ticks toward the reveal.
The man stated the longer distance is from York to Frederick than from Frederick to York, a reply offered when asked for the reason.
The Greys defeated the Blues 47 to 22 at the Armory in a benefit game to aid the players. A fair-sized crowd attended as Kennedy Blethen led the Greys alongside forwards Behrens center Quinn Kreh and guards. Blues were paced by Vic Kreh Downes Musante Esterly and McGuire.
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