The Daily News FredericK Md Front Matter
The Daily News is an independent Frederick newspaper operating daily except Sunday from the Newsa Pen Building. It reserves publication for letters with real names and requires authors to mail notices rather than telephone. Associated Press material is credited and reprinted.
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Newsa Pen
Court Treet
Frederick
Great Suuchgrn
Rinting and Manufacturing Company
Associated
Associated Press
Scientific minded boys spark interest in radio experiments
A radio dealer notes that many schoolboys and young amateurs show deep skill in building and testing equipment. The piece argues their involvement strengthens ingenuity, promises progress, and should be encouraged by parents as a path to mental growth and higher aims.
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Fox
America
Self Lighting Street Lamp Stuns Streatham Residents
In Streatham near London a lamp post underwent a strange self lighting at dusk and self extinguishing at dawn after a fresh coat of paint. The event drew quiet curiosity from locals and would have intrigued the doctor Johnson’s contemporaries, though no further explanation was offered.
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Streatham
London
Doctor Johnson
Thales
Roswell
Dolphin Gifted by Nature in Ocean Lore
A National Geographic writer praises the dolphin as a premier deep sea citizen. It moves swiftly in open water, stalks prey with rapid bursts, and can change color dramatically. In life its body shows emerald green upper, blue dots on the base, silver underside, and yellow fins.
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National Geographic Magazine
Main issue in city election debated by Frederick residents
The Inquiring Reporter collects responses from Charles Opel, Daniel Leatherman, H C Nickel, Roscoe B Rhoads, and Grover C Michael. They call for capable leadership, mayoral integrity, tax relief, street improvements, and prompt reservoir maintenance.
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Charles Opel
East Third Street
Daniel Leatherman
Dill Avenue
Lloyd Culler
H C. Nickel
North Market Street
Roscoe B. Rhoads
South Market Street
South Market Street: “Ithink
Grover C. Michael
Wilson Place
Frederick
Purely Personal Local Social Notes and Board Swearing In
Purely personal items from Lake View Frederick and surrounding areas mention visits by Bruce and Mary Catharine Hitler, Margaretta Farrel, and several Klipp families. Other notes include Ernest Lipps joining Young Men's Shop and Montgomery School Board reorganizing with Dr. James Deets as president and Joseph Janney as vice president. new members sworn in are George L. Edmonds and Thomas C. Darby with Zarac M. Cooke.
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Little Bruce
Mary Catharine Hitler
Lake View
Russell Ritenour
Frederick
Margaretta Farrel
New York
White Oak Springs
Mesars
Frank
Clarence
Allen Martz
Austin
Roger Kilpp
Moss Irene Kiipp
Allof
Lewistown
Kathivon
Margaret Kiipp
Braddock Heights
Albert C. Wiles
Coreyville
Paul Klipp
John KnHpp
David Kine
Mary Richards
Braddock
Ernest Lipps
B. Rosenour & Sons Inc
Young Men‘s Shop Inc
Mary Simpson
Kay-Mar
Edna Albaugh
West Church Street
Montgomery
A. Dawson Trundle
Ledoux EL Riggs
Marriages Reported in Local Churches
Hymeneas Dyer Glietner Miss Genevieve Glietner and George E. Dyer were married at St Francis Church Brunswick by Rev J J Donlan. Best man was Jos Gletner maid of honor Miss Marian Strippy. They will reside in this city and honeymoon to Indianapolis. DeGrange Wentzel Laura L Wentzel and John W DeGrange wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage by Rev Dr U S G Runp. They will live near New London. Springfield Republican notes German Russia comment.
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Dyer
Gletner
Genevieve J. Glietner
DeGrange
Wentze
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
U.S. G. Runp
Laura L. Wentzel
Mt Pleasant
John W. DeGrange
New London
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local items
Frederick notes from May 11 1902 include court adjournment due to State's Attorney Worcatbton illness, Brunswick visiting Maryland School Club game, Kathleen Maroenken performed by Elisabeth Ne Panach class, Improvement Land and Building Association directors elected, and Junior Fire Company appointing delegates for the State Firemen's Convention at Lonaconing.
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Kathleen Maroenken
City Opera House
Mre
Elisabeth Ne- Panach
Improvement Land and Building Association
Tne Register of Wills
T. C. Winebrener
John A. Lyoeh
George S. Rodock
John C Hardt
W. Nash Younes
ME Getvendaaner
Ala Yeakle
DH. Noih
George Johnson
EA. Gittinger
XE Cramer
J. M Nixdorf
Jonas Matter
Lonaconing
Social World Notes: Pound Party and Birthdays Nearby
A pound party and dance were held at the Kauffman residence near Woodsboro on April 26 with music by Etrine and Gilbert, followed by a birthday gathering for Miss Helen Whitmore at her Utica home on May 3. Additional events include a birthday surprise for Mrs. I N Beall in Libertytown on May 4 and a Missionary Society meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran church with a May 23 conference election.
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Cliftee Kauffman
Woodsboro
Etrine
Gilbert
Gibston Kauffman
Joshua Grosanickle
Lawrence Mebbing
Orvall Lippy
Raymond Gilbert
Chas. Strine
Russell Boller
Sherman Boller
James Fritz
William EK. Barton
Hanson EK. Boller
Willie Fogle
R. & L. Smith
Catherine Creager
Hitselberger
Thelma Kebne
Elsie M. Foie
Belva R. Stottlemyer
Vio
Rebecca Stevens Creager
Alice Anders
Hilda Boller
Helen Baker
Thelma Biddinger
Lola Creager
M. D. Kauffman
Alice T. Fogle
Edna Zimmerman
Ethel Fritz
Sallie Smith
Grace Gumber
Mae Fritz
Geraldine Crosanickle
Irma E. Kaufman
Carrie Smith
Pauline Mehriing
Lola Mehri
Harry Filler
Ellwood Toms
Raymond Wetzel
Paul Fritz
J. Prenton Foreman
Walter Fogle
Russell Barton
Joseph Smith
Raymond Toms
George H. Huffman
William Smith
John Smith
John G. Huffman
George E. Moser
Paul Beard
H. J. Smith
Tobe Fogle
Arville Grossnickle
Richard B. Keeney
Roxey Coeman
Chalmer J
John H. Whitmore
Utica
Helen Whitmore
C. E. Whitmore
E. K. Ramsburg
E. M. Honts
Helen R. Whitmore
Helen T. Koons
Julia Koons
Pauline Cromwell
Ruth Hummer
Edna Smith
Julia Sheeley
Norman Green
Belva Stottlamyer
Ada Crum
Virginia Frasier
Grace Troxell
Marie Honte
Vestine Honts
Mable Long
Isabell Zimmerman
Lillian Zimmerman
Grace Ramaburg
Mae Mitchell
Messrs
Nevin Smith
Cassell Hodnts
Mervin Green
Clyde Green
Irvin Ramaburg
I. N. Beall
Libertytown
Sites
Ira N. Beall
Corria Beall
Harry Beall
Guesse Beall
Albert Etzler
Fannie Sneadner
Nettle Frazier
Taylor Sweadner
Ida Smith
Lida Vansant
Mia
Roscoe Sweadner
Selina Byers
Mattin Albaugh
Mary Albaugh
John Etsler
Duvall Sweadner
Louis Sweadner
Lamora Beall
Lois Smith
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clara Zimmerman
Long
May Mercer
Margaret Crawford
Norma Haller
Helen Michael
Rupp
Fromke
Janie Holdcraft
Hertha Jones
Ruth Delaplaine
Lovettsville
Feagaville Cambridge County News Local notices and visits
Feagaville May 11 local notices list church events at St Luke's Lath- 42 and Women's Club gathering at 6. The Young Peoples Missionary Society meets Sunday at 7 30. Numerous locals including Mrs Clara Robert and daughter Ola Walkersville Mr and Mrs Himes and many Zimmerman and Culler families are noted visiting relatives. A Missionary Convention is planned in Lorettaville Va and a birthday party for Martha Castle is described with attendees and gifts.
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Feagaville
St. Luke’s
Benefitiof Eran
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Clara Robert
Ola
Walkersville
Marc. Isaac
Zmmerman
Robert Munshower
Mary
Frederick
Charles W. Himes
Clyde Mock
Washington, D. C
Clara Snoots
Arlington
Harrys M. Feaga
Mesars Luther
Curtis Zim. Merman
Belle Zimmerman
Isaac Zimmerman
George Mors
Mosv
Harves
Murrar
Ethel Beard
Mary Trandie
De'eales
Lorettaville
Helen Zimmerman
Beulah Renn
Howard
Cephas H Zimmerman
Isaac C Zimmerman
Harry Carter
Catherine ‘Carer
M Eagar Culler
Leonard Wachter
H Mreata
William L Culler
Boys and Girls News Copyright 1922 Editors
A compact school page notes copyright by Associated Editors in 1922. It highlights youth activities and literacy topics in a community paper.
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the Boys and Girls News
Associated Editors
Third Leg Helps Jack Return To Track Team
In a lighthearted scene Lea and family encourage Jack as he adjusts to a crutch, reframing it as a “third leg.” Dr Shultz plus Mrs Stagtey urge a positive view. Jack vows to run again, picturing the crutch aiding his comeback while the room lampoons common questions about turtles and looks.
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Jack
May 11 events in American history concise list
On May 11 many milestones occurred including Peter Stuyvesant becoming governor of New Amsterdam in 1647 Connecticut and New Haven uniting in 1665 the founding of the American Bible Society in 1816 Minnesota statehood in 1858 Grants famous telegram in 1864 Lincoln's assassination trial began in 1565 and other notes.
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Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
Connecticut
New Haven
American Bible Society
Minnesota
Grant
Lincoln
Frances Hetzler Young People’s Branch officers named
The Frances Hetzler Young People’s Branch of the W C T U elected its officers Naomi Main as president Ruth Rothenhoefer as vice president Naomi Flanigan as recording secretary Ruth Main as corresponding secretary Marie Flanigan as treasurer Letitia Brown as assistant recording secretary An apron social was set for Monday night May 15 at the W C T U hall to benefit the branch The closing meeting for summer will be held Monday March 22.
Frederick quartette assists at Cambridge benefit
The Frederick quartet led by Miss Mary Filler soprano Miss Virginia Carty alto James H Harris tenor and Howard Simmons baritone assisted at a Cambridge Woman's Club benefit. They performed two groups of quartet numbers solos by Filler and Harris and were accompanied by Mrs Howard Simmons. The group sang three sacred selections at the Methodist church in Cambridge on Sunday night and hosted guests Mr and Mrs Simmons parents of Howard Simmons with Miss Evelen Mantz of York Pa and Samuel L Brian in attendance.
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Frederick Quartette
Mary Filler
Virginia Carty
James H. Harris
Howard Simmons
Woman's Club
Cambridge
Evelen Mantz
York
Samuel L. Brian
Mra. Simmons
Untitled Item on Ill Teen in Neighborhood
A fragment notes a sick teen in the area, with unclear names and specifics. The brief mentions illness and time, but lacks concrete details or events.
General Assembly to enact general laws after constitution
The General Assembly shall not pass special laws for matters already covered by general law. In its Hafirat session after the constitution’s adoption, it shall enact general laws for the enumerated cases not adequately provided for and for all other cases where a general law is possible.
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General Assembly
Hafirat
Marsland
The Milestones of Studyland Playlet Scene
A fragment from a schoolhouse playlet follows The Shirker to Examination Mountain. The Dullard laments endless study while the over dressed Player and the Regular Boy reflect on upcoming exams and summer. A puzzle and wartime wolf notes appear with a humorous exchange.
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Studyland
Examination Mountain
Shirker
Dullard
Argentine
Buenos Aires
Chile
Summer
Jim
Nesboro Social News Bursts With Visits From Area Friends
Miss Alva Dan Miss Ela Smith and Mrs Edgar Liday visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Shriner. Those who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Long and family were Mr and Mrs Samuel Long and children Mr and Mrs Frank Loaz and children Mr and Mrs Raymond Foglish and son Mr and Mrs Edgar Long Ethel Trexell Annabeilie Edna Blanche and Elmer Sprinzer Luther and Elmer Martin and Merle Saylor Mr James Layman of near Emmitsburg visited friends here.
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James Layman
Emmitsburg
Frederick Go National Bank Financial Figures
Frederick Go National Bank reports assets liabilities and reserves totaling 1 348 706 8 and 333 73 4 019 87 with 17 100 00 and 36 267 94 in specified accounts and balances. The figures indicate a complex balance sheet segment or excerpt from a financial statement.
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