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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News is an independent daily newspaper from Frederick Maryland. It highlights policy on publication consent real names for letters and paid notices. The notice lists address and general submission guidelines for opinions and advertising notices.
The piece argues wage earners should boost production to raise prosperity. It cautions against broad wage increases raising prices and causing unemployment, urging improvements in efficiency to cut costs. It stresses harmony among labor and capital, cooperation with employers, and steady production for stable wages.
The Odd Fellows Home near the city spurred King David Lodge No. 60 to grant initiatory degrees to ten candidates at last night’s meeting with many visitors attending. Eli G. Haugh reported state lodge membership gains and strong inter lodge support for completing the home ground, with a July 3 minimum initiation fee of $10. Remarks by A Frank Miller and H. Dorsey Etchison highlighted fundraising plans and statewide lodge visits to secure $158,000 for completion. Leesburg requests for further decrees were approved for a later local conferral.
Potts Griffin agents sold the R A Taser property on East Seventh Street to Harry E. Phieger. The house is a large seven room modern Weick dwelling with concrete garage and expansive yard. Henry Van Dyke to Speak at the MWCA auditorium on May 6 about Poetry and Patriotism for the Womens Dish of Hagermanown.
Readers discuss whether radiophones and wireless affect light frosts. East Church street man says possible but frosts happened last year without radio phones. Washington man argues no link, noting cold events result from temperature. Others see no connection or doubt any impact.
Dr Louis Knott Koontz and Mrs Ruth Hell were married on Master Sunday in San Francisco. Koontz, a former president of Frederick College, Johns Hopkins PhD, and author, comes from Shepherdstown. Mrs Koontz, daughter of Addison Cain of Salt Lake City, is a Stanford graduate and noted magazine writer.
Marriage notices report Sergeant E. M. Collidhower of Grahham to Dorothy Downing of Fl Paso Texas on April 5 at Marfa Justice of the Peace office. The couple plans to live in Marfa. Also Mamie Thelma Magaha wed Frank P. Gaither at St John’s rectory Buckeystown area. Keefer breaks wrist after attic fall at B and O station. treated at Frederick City hospital and home recuperation.
Commissions for notaries public and justices of the peace in Carroll county have been received and many newly appointed officials qualified before Edward Mellor Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court. Westminster district justices of the peace are Frank Z. Miller Meade Ohler and Charles T. Swinderman.
Mayor Smith announced municipal appointments for the year including C P Levy as city attorney S F Thomas as health officer Oliver Young and Jos F Payne as tax commissioners E C Shepherd as collector of water rents F F Tyeryr as superintendent of water works Joseph F Wailer as market master George E Myer as clock rider Willard Garrett as janitor of city hall John Merchant as electric light engineer George Wallace as fireman Robert A Fraser as policeman James A Jones William H King William F Crouse George P Easterly Philip S Holbraner Roger McSherry exalted leader of the local lodge of Elks Robnson Carnival Co arranged for a show One hundred eight Washingtonians and 102 Baltimoreans visited Frederick by a special excursion train The Republican county central committee met to set primary and county convention dates.
May brings many anniversaries across wars and science. From Morse’s telegraph in 1844 to Red Cross founding in 1881, and Decoration Day on May 30, the month markers include battles, capitulations, and territorial additions. Notable events include Lusitania sinking in 1915, Cantigny battle in 1918, and Yorktown evacuation in 1862.
The King's Daughters Bible Class of the M. E. held its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening May 1. Officers for six months were elected with Florence Schaeffer as president Mae Renn vice president John Ridgeway secretary Maud Blendincer first assistant secretary Florence Fogle treasurer Hannah Hardine assistant treasurer John Ridenour librarian Sanders assistant librarian Anna Burdette. Members heard readings by W Shinnick and Catherine Shaw. The meeting adjourned for a social hour with refreshments. 35 members attended. A newborn habr born into the world now has seen chance to live one week longer than a man TM scare old according to New York State Commissioner of Health.
Eleanor suffers spring nerves and aches and seeks a tonic from Dr. Stanford. Daily visits build a sense of importance, but the tonic is harmless water with sugar. The tale ends with a question on frog respiration beyond the story.
On May 3 dates include Lord Cornbury becoming Governor of New York in 1702, the first American medical school founded in 1765, Havre de Grace Maryland burned by the British in 1913, Rhode Island announcing two state governments in 1842, 42 000 three year volunteers called by Lincoln in 1861, Grant stating that orderly behavior would prevent Kuklux Laws enforcement in 1871. These items reflect notable political and institutional milestones across centuries.
Grayson T. Palmer buys 16 acres from lodge representatives and five acres from Samuel Gillinger adjoining the proposed Odd Fellows Home north of the city. He subdivides into 73 building lots, two sold so far, with plans to market the remainder. Palmer says he is the sole buyer.
Raymond Frock of Brunswick appeared before Judge J Grahame Johnson on a warrant sworn by Oscar Frock. Charged with disposing of a quart of liquor to Oscar Frock, Frock was held on 209 dollars bond for appearance Friday at 10 in the morning.
Cirensea reflect on early film and theater life, noting sparse seating in old theaters and the difference between reg ular seats and premium boxes. The piece hints at nostalgia for Hills era cinema over fifty years past.
In a playful reminiscence a group of neighborhood boys led by Sammy Murphy imagine a field by Mike’s place where they play all day. They boast Sammy’s pitching, anticipate beating the White Sox, and dream of a local league title as nine boys rally behind childhood games.
The Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra of the Woman's Home Missionary Society entertained ex service men at the Mate Sanatorium Sabillasville on May 1. A large audience enjoyed the program and cakes and candy were distributed, with about thirty members traveling in six automobiles. Graduates as Nurse: Lucy K Boieler of this city among the graduates of the Church Home and Infirmary Training School for Nurses in Baltimore. commencement that evening. Vessel traffic through the Suez Canal showed 15,175,900 ne ten on 121, with a notable tonnage increase despite fewer vessels.
A story explains a voice amplification machine used for life saving, enabling warnings from a tower to reach miles away during floods or dam threats. Tests in the Catskills show four miles of voice reach with torches guiding distances. Also, a note about a faithful dog named George aiding British officer Colonel Rawlinson in a Turkish prison.
United States District Court order in George Bankrupt matter prompts sale by trustee Sherman Up Bowers in Urbana Election District No 7 Frederick Md on May 4 1922 at 10 am. Personal property listed includes horses cattle hogs farm implements lumber harness household goods growing wheat and other items. Terms: six months credit above $10 with security, cash for $10 and under. Settlement due sale day.
The property known as Brick Dwelling Aquse II is conveyed to William H. Nicodemus by George W. Heinlein and wife by deed dated December 5th 1240 and recorded in Liber D H H No 7 Telio 493 in Frederick County. Purchaser gains possession subject to current tenants with terms of sale by the court including one half cash day of sale and balance within six months or all cash, buyer bears conveyance costs and taxes. Names William Om Storm Leo Weinberg Major Warner Rootes Raet WG-28 CSAP IETS appear as parties or parties in interest.
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