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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary text from a Frederick Maryland newspaper page mentions printing and publishing at a local firm. It references a communications policy and potential notices but lacks clear events, dates, or names to confirm specifics.
Washington reports lower income tax receipts by less than 12 percent from last year, suggesting possible further tax cuts. The piece weighs impact on federal debt, business relief, and exemptions for smaller taxpayers, noting relief would aid families and young people facing high prices.
The Woman's Club of Walkeraville gathered at Mrs. R. OB Wingbreugr's home with twenty six members and guests for a Mother's Day observance. Mira. CB. Browning announced a Loan Closet with towels, water bottles, thermometers and other sick room items available on loan to residents. The program focused on Better Homes, with readings and a chorus song, followed by committee refreshments. Next meeting slated May 20 at Mrs. Preston Hahn's home with Miss Thompson attending.
The Frederick Chapter DeMolay held its second annual May Ball Thursday in the Francis Scott Key Hotel hall room. About thirty five couples attended with chaperones O C Warehime and Mrs Dorothy Warehime and Mr and Mrs Samuel Davail. Music was by David Hae ant orchestra. Arrangements were led by Frank Griffin chairman with John Marts Clark Witomki Roger Sanders and Austin Waitehiti.
Market notes show a wheat price report and a brief sports snippet featuring MLAS Gorm and cod. Subscriptions to The Newa are advertised.
An inquiring reporter asks residents and officers about which age group poses the greatest driving danger. Responses vary, with youths from 14 to 18 or 16 to 18 singled out by several interviewees, while some point to younger drivers and general recklessness among young men.
Readers glimpse elation and confusion as Hindenburg’s election stirs towns from Potsdam to Düsseldorf. Observers note wartime fatigue fading into cautious hope while questions mount about Germany’s next moves and the new leader’s path forward.
General Bandholtz, retired for two years, died suddenly at his home in Constantine, Maryland. He was born in Constantine and attended the United States Military Academy, West Point, before a long career including service with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. Survived by his widow and one son, he had recently been assigned to duties at the Masnachipatta Institute of Technology in Boston and remembered for leading brigades in the 29th Division. In other news, Carroll County boards appointed Maurice Unger as Superintendent of Schools for a four year term, with Unger having served since May 1916 and reelected to continue his post.
A scattered chronicle lists events such as Oliver Cromwell’s rise as Lord Protector in 1653, Mount Rainier’s discovery in 1703, a Lafayette reception in Louisville, and the University of Rochester charter in 1850. It mentions treaties, Norse milestones, birthdays of notable figures, observances, and a string of local notices spanning politics, science, and culture.
A late morning incident left bystander Gail Late Bell under investigation after a worker collapsed in a bumper crop field near Humber. Police urge witnesses to come forward regarding the fatal pedestrian incident.
A dense listing outlines Friday May 6 radio programs across New York Philadelphia Chicago and beyond. Included are orchestras talk shows recitals and ballads featuring artists such as Waldorf Orchestra Warner talk hosts and various local ensembles with times and station identifiers.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the South Frederick Literary Society held a regular meeting. The agenda included reading and debate on the War, with Chas. Fisher Irvin Starr and Slaves Stapp voting in the affirmative. The judges AST Keen Ernest Webb and George Voyer favored the affirmative. A university dean and a dental school graduate were mentioned in passing. Builders began erecting a new auditorium at Arraddock Weights. Hesant and Grott purchased property on East Patrick Street and a grocery stock in trade from Jacob Rohrhack. The firm plans to assume operations immediately.
A third birthday celebration for Peggy Bell was held at her parents home on West Third Street. Guests included Elizabeth Robert Mico Locke Harriet Kreoh Betty Sponseller Miriam Kaufman and other local residents. unique decoration themes and birthday favors marked the gathering held Thursday night.
Central location advertised on West Patrick Street offers a six room house with garden available for rent. Contact details are partially legible for further arrangements.
Rental notices list several units including a four room apartment with bath in a fireproof building and a room with a studio space. Applications addressed to J Horn Phong Israels and William D Reumgirdner, 228 North Market Street, Lewistown. Details mention garage access and furnished options.
Mortgagees Joan F. Houck and Jacob Tahrhack offer sale of a 90 acre Frederick County Maryland farm near Plank No. 4, adjoining Frank Spurrier and Hatton Murphy heirs. Auction set for Saturday May 16 1978 at 2 PM with terms one third cash or all cash option, title via deed from John F. Houck to Raymond C. Myers.
Sale by virtue of four writs of fieri facias issued from Frederick County for a debt to Commercial State Bank of Frederick. The real estate in Prince George’s township is offered at public auction to satisfy the judgment against Charley H Blank Emma J Blank and others. The property includes twenty one acres with a stone dwelling, outbuildings, and farm improvements, and is described as part of a tract in Frederick County Maryland. The sale is to occur at a specified time and place as directed by the court, with Henry Blix and other lienholders named in the deed, conducted by Sheriff Martin W Albaugh.
Fragmentary OCR shows writs of execution tied to a Virginia case with Brown and Anna Brown. It references a levy on real estate in Fredericksburg area, with vague details of property boundaries and jurisdiction. Names and precise amounts are unreadable.
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