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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1927
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment shows a legal style notice about permissions and a public action. It mentions a section and authorities but the details are unreadable. The text references Lake area locations and a permit process with corrections noted in a column.
A county official urges the treasurer and auditors to implement formal accounting methods to reveal the true date of all tax and bonded indebtedness. The piece stresses a need for a practical system under county clerk and Circuit Court oversight to replace memory with verifiable records.
Rev R P Patterson of Salem Lutheran delivered a moral address at the monthly meeting of the Evang Lutheran Church Men's Club. The gathering drew a large congregation. G Hunter Bowers presided and several local officials attended. The speaker praised education and community service, urging practical war effort and character building through a school of life.
A reader letter questions a popular autumn color theory cited in the NOV Crete about leaf changes and a lethal alcohol from sap heat. The piece cites a Reverend’s nature observations and invites reader confirmation or contradiction from Walkeraville, concluding with a sign off dated 12.
A garbled notice announces a chest disease clinic to be held at the Stealth Center Court House in Frederick on November 21 at 2:50 PM. It warns readers to bring family physicians and permissions for attendance amid unclear medical details. The piece also notes a separate Australian aviation funding of $1,000,000 to expand civil aviation linking remote areas to Sydney.
Frederick column recounts local names and events from 20 years prior. The list includes residents and roles such as Mager act Pagigh, George Edward Myers, Charles Cilnman, Iola McDassid, and others, noting certificates and affiliations among community members.
News columns list community birthdays gatherings and visits across towns including Baltimore Frederick and Gettysburg. It notes church revival closes at Middlebar M E and social gatherings hosted by families such as the Hiblinger and Humbert households with multiple relatives and neighbors mentioned.
Nov 1 updates show Dorothy Dayhoff of Keymar visiting the Hahn family. Haict DeBerry returns from time with relatives Clarence Hahn. Carvey Albaugh and Gertrude Smith hosted in Wardsboro. Calvin Culbert visited York Pa. John Coshun guest of Laren Austin. Clabaugh family drove to Elizabethville Pa with Miss Mac Ciabauc. Matfred DeBerry weekend with A C Daynofft. Roland Ohler viewed in Baltimore. Mary Houston heads to Baltimore for the winter. Elzie Six returns from Westminster to W.C. Miller home for winter.
Taneytown November 15. Mrs Norman Eckart mourns her brother Fred Seiders died in Akron. A separate note mentions a work accident where a man fell into an elevator during a duty shift. Further brief items reference Mr Lottore and Mrs Ansie By corona.
German aircraftman Ratz Love attempted to fly from Germany to America via the Azores but was hindered by fog and bad weather off Norderney. He presses on with new plans after the setback.
Readers share local happenings including visits at the Carbaugh home and a shrine event. Amelia Anman returned home after weeks with Wash county friends. Easton and others hosted guests at Samuel Stover’s home. Several families relocate with Lambert family moving to Greenville.
Social visits unfold across New Market with Arrie¢ Gouse and Aliss Marie Stevens, Mrs Goldie Mark, Mea Kate Baker, and others. The M P church at Central plans a November 18 sale and supper. The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers meets at the Emerso Hotel Baltimore with speakers including Albert Coch and Mayor William F. Broening.
A fable describes a cat chasing a quick bird on a highboard fence. The bird skillfully dodges the cat, demonstrating that size or appetite does not guarantee success and hinting that craft can overcome brute force.
Etiquette guidance lists expenses guests should cover on long visits. A birthday surprise party for Catharine Akers was held Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Akers with many attendees including Catharine’s mother Mrs. Akers and friends like Dorothy Schidknecht and Virginia Baer.
Eroma Hart Willard presents lines about peaceful sleep and safety at sea. The speaker trusts divine power to protect during perilous storms while resting in the cradle of the deep. The verse evokes night skies, starry scrolls, and ocean vastness.
A compact verse pair notes Ecclesiastes on the sweetness of rest for workers and Joubert on genius completing projects through sustained effort, presenting a period voice aphorism about labor and achievement.
The article discusses how appetite varies by race and education and notes that even well fed individuals can lack hunger. It cites Dr. Aldrich on two bad appetite types in children, one underweight and irritable, the other urged to eat yet lacking desire, and explains how digestion begins with appetite.
The habeas hearing for Edward OBrien formerly of Reel s Mill near Frederick Function to gain release from Maryland penitentiary was postponed to November 28 before Judge Stein in Baltimore City Court. OBrien serves a three year penitentiary term and a year and a half in the House of Correction for receiving stolen goods and liquor law violations. A Baltimore attorney for OBrien requested more prep time citing constitutional questions. State's Attorney William M. Storm and Clerk Evil G. Haugh attended.
A garbled historical note lists events such as the 1778 death of William Pitt the Elder and the 1869 articles of Confederation adoption, with scattered references to Notre Dame bells, Lutetia discovery, women’s suffrage, and a Paris display. Also mentioned are anniversary points and birthdays of figures like Gerhardt Hauptmann and Manuel II, plus various civic notices and events in 19th and early 20th century contexts.
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