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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1922

Page

4

Building Material Down 38 Percent in 1921

Washington reports a 32 percent gain in U S building in 1921 despite 38 percent drop in wholesale building material prices. permits for 1921 housed 125 percent more families than 1920 across 117 cities. 26 cities treble or more. Average family dwelling cost fell to 3925 dollars from 4314.

Washington United States Bureau of Labor Statistics Department of Labor Bureau Brookline Mass Cambridge Camden N. J Chattanooga Oak Park Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Minneapolis New York San Francisco Atlanta New Orleans

Volunteers grade lawn for Walkersville High School grounds

About 100 Walkersville patrons and neighbors graded the new high school lawn from 7 AM to 5 PM with one lunch break. The Walkersville Woman's Club provided meals and the effort was organized by the Walkersville Community Club led by Edwin C. Detilbies with Mrs. A. G. McKinney as club president. The project aims to finish the lawn with volunteer help and regional support.

Walkersville Lown Walkersville Woman's Club Fuaie Walkersville School

Maryland Pupils Age Out of School Across Counties

An age grade study by Maryland State Department of Education reports 110,028 white and 25,619 colored pupils with wide county variation in over age rates. Rural schools average 35 percent higher over-age pupils. many factors cited include short terms and untrained teachers. White pupils drop out after grade five. 71 percent repeat grade one among colored pupils, with only two of 100 reaching high school. Cost of retardation and potential savings are discussed.

Maryland Baltimore City State Department of Education Bessie C. Stern Baltimore

Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health and Vitality

A vintage health ad claims youthiness comes from a bright face and clear bowels. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, olive colored supplement to replace calomel, boosting liver and digestive vigor. Priced 15¢ and 3¢.

Dr. Edwards Edwards Ohio

Fragmentary quotation on school funds and student progression

A partial line suggests saving more than 300000 dollars annually or spending that amount to advance children through grades, conveying a debate over educational budgeting and outcomes without full context.

Surprise Birthday Party At Felix Plunkert Home

A surprise celebration was held on May 3 at Felix Plunkert's home for his birthday. Guests included Mildred Anna and Dorothy Plunkert, Norman Merhie Ruth Maynard Adams and family, Naomi Catsail, Lewis Horman family, Grace Catsail and Mildred, Eta Horman, Clyde Lenhart Berbert Lenhart Lewis Lenhart Lewis Plunkert and Joseph Cutsail. Refreshments were served.

Felix Plunkert Plunkert Mildred Anna Dorothy Plunkert David Adams Norman Merhie Ruth Maynard J. A. Catsail Naomi Lewis Horman Alice Lewis Margaret Mary Grace Catsail Eta Horman Clyde Lenhart Berbert Plunkert Lewis Lenhart Lewis Plunkert Joseph Cutsail

Congress Asked to Pay Widow of Soldier Five Thousand

Washington May 0 The war claims committee urged Congress to provide 5000 to the widow of Peter Leslie Martin of Columbus Ohio who died from blood poisoning contracted while helping bury more than 500 soldiers who perished at Camp Sherman during the influenza epidemic A bill by Rep Ricketts would have paid 25000 but the committee reduced the amount by one fifth

Congress Washington House War Claims Committee Peter Leslie Martin Columbus Ohio Camp Sherman Ricketts Republican

Post Office Robbed Again at Silver Spring

Silver Spring post office in Montgomery County was burglarized for a second time in three months, with about $50 in stamps and $2.60 in cash stolen. Entry came from prying the back door. county and federal officers work the case but lack a suspect. Reports indicate Forest Glen post office may have also been broken into, though nothing valuable missing.

Silver Spring Montgomery County Waa United States Post Office Napect Org Forest Glen

Balance Sheet Details Loans and Securities

The report shows loans and discounts totaling 1,117,460.12 with secured and unsecured overdrafts and various securities including United States Liberty Bonds at 133,040.26. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus funds, undivided profits, deposits, and bills payable. Directors Casper E. Cline James Houck Albert L. Bussard.

Casper E. Cline James Houck Albert L. Bussard

Gifts for Boy and Girl Graduates Now In Stock

The Graduate offers ready stock for graduates with new bracelet watches and model cases. Movements are standard and movements are guaranteed. These watches are marketed as gifts that last and are ideal for young men and women.

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