Twenty-Fifth Grad at Middletown High on June 12
Middletown High will graduate 25 seniors on June 12 as part of a commencement set. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. Dr. G. A. Snyder, reflecting on achievement and future paths.
04 May 1922
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
1
Middletown High will graduate 25 seniors on June 12 as part of a commencement set. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. Dr. G. A. Snyder, reflecting on achievement and future paths.
Brunswick district justice gains salary and jurisdiction equal to Frederick city justices. The law allows trial by jury option, appeals to Circuit Court, and full sentencing power for cases not punishable by penitentiary. Marvin Jones currently serves as Brunswick district justice.
Judge J Grahame Johnson acquits Marion Ramsburg of reckless driving after watchman Edward Eyler was injured crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad North Market crossing. Jury finds accident unavoidable as Eyler stepped into the auto path. Ramsburg had attempted to pass around the watchman. Eyler waved to halt as Ramsburg northbound approached the tracks.
Formal opening of the Buffalo Hyatel restaurant on Saturday noon marks the start of regular service in a newly furnished dining room. Proprietor S. J Gladhill announces chicken dinners, a redesigned kitchen and a private ladies entrance in the renovated Cline building on Patrick Street.
In early trading today May 4 the market featured rising oils with Standard Oil of New Jersey and Pacific Oil pushing to new high records. Oils led gains while steels motors and equipments slipped as call money opened at 4 1/2 percent and total volume neared 4.38 million shares.
Indianapolis March 4 The defeat of Senator Harry S New for renomination shifts focus to exact margin of Albert Beveridge s victory in the Republican primary with belated returns showing Beveridge leading by 176 percent amid circulating gossip of a party realignment The story notes belated results and intra party speculation within the Indiana Republican ranks
Preparations are complete for the new general registration of voters in Frederick with 8 precincts and maps showing lines. Women over 21 will be eligible to register and vote in municipal elections for the first time, with about 2,400 names expected to appear among the city lists. Precincts are listed with specific streets and sites, and booths open Tuesday at 8 am and close at 8 pm.
Col Markey urges Frederick area youths to stay home and seize city and county chances. Chamber of Commerce starts an annual essay contest on Freder ick City and County Its Possibilities for Young Men for Boys High School graduates with two prizes of 16 and 5 dollars. The talks and contest aim to highlight home opportunities and the impact of the Key Hotel development and improved road system on local careers.
An unusual situation at Union Manufacturing Co. has forced a temporary shutdown of the hosiery production end due to exhausted storage capacity. Large orders were started early, storage space is full, and shipments from May and June are deferred to July or August, while dyeing, packing, and shipping remain active. The company aims for a brief interruption and expects large business later in the season.
Senate Finance Chairman McCumber authorized to present the soldiers' bonus plan with a bank loan provision to President Harding. Senator Smoot will also lay before the President his own bonus plan proposing a 20 percent endowment life insurance plan without loan provisions.
A temporary truce between rival Irish Republican Army factions was declared today to run from four o clock this afternoon until 4 p m Monday. It aims to provide both sides with an immediate chance to discuss a basis for unification of the army.
General Wu Pei-Fu’s troops encircle Peking while General Chang Tso-Lin’s army is dispersed near the capital. All railroad traffic from Peking is suspended as eight trainloads move toward Tientsin. Admiral Strauss of the American Asiatic Fleet heads to Tientsin by car to oversee developments.
Attorney General Daugherty, replying to Senate charges by Senator Caraway, asserts that the real backers have not shown their hands. He plans to publish letters by Taft and Wixger sham to counter the accusations and says facts will prove the case. He expects the matter to be dropped once the public learns the truth.
Frederick hosts a Swanson likeness contest tied to the Paramount film Beyond the Rocks at the City Opera House. Youthful locals submit photographs by Monday night with top prizes including a gold watch, movie passes, and memberships. Judges named include Gay Dronenberg and Oliver Wren.
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