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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1926
Page
2
A fashion article describes the return to nature in pew fashions with fitted gowns in brocade and velvet emphasizing natural curves. Velvet trims are minimal and chosen for texture, while brocade gowns rely on pattern for adornment. A sample gown from Gallot features turquoise to violet brocade with turquoise panne velvet trims and a blue emphasis, showcasing dignity and formal notes for state wear.
Woodsboro Parents and Teachers Association marked Education Week at the Opera House with talks by Miss Margaret Linthiem supervisor of Frederick County on pupil teacher and parent roles. Rev Sperrick spoke on value of education. program included selections, readings, songs, and a benediction. Armistice Day activities followed with patriotic readings and songs by Woodsboro students.
Captain George W. Kurtz aged 89, a surviving commissioned officer of the original Stonewall Brigade, died in Winchester Virginia after a life spanning three eras of conflict. He served Company KH, 5th Virginia Infantry, was captured at Spottsylvania and imprisoned at Fort Delaware until 1865. He led state funeral service groups for about 30 years and was survived by a widow and four daughters.
Paul B Raeen and Merril R Moore face arrests and bonds after police actions at central intersections. Raeen held for not having registration and driving a vehicle with markers belonging to another car. Moore placed on DUI charges with Buick impounded for appearance before Justice Metter. Also mentions a kitchen tip about white sauce and cornmeal spoilage warning.
Hood College faculty members gathered for a bridge party in the Hut at 7:30 Saturday with eight tables in play. Prizes went to Miss Anna Kate Rudy Mrs M C Carson and Miss Laura Ward while refreshments were provided by Dean Leffler and several students.
Cathrine Denino, a 10 year old girl, was arraigned in police court for killing a man Sunday night who had threatened to expose an attack she endured at age 12. She said her husband forced her from home after the threat, she traveled homeless to Chicago then returned to New York with a pistol.
The Potomac Edison Company announces redemption of Frederick and Middletown Railroad bonds dated December 1 1905 for 250 000 at 5 percent. Redemption date December 1 1926 at designated offices Frederick Baltimore and Maryland. Interest ceases after the date with coupons payable prior to tender.
Freshly shaved Loula Fine, a ble achler, stepped from a barbershop Saturday night where Mrs. Denluo waited and fired twice missing. She stood over the man and fired again as a policeman arrived. her gun jammed and she handed it over before arrest.
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