Lades Night by Kiwanis Held with District Governor
District Governor spoke to Frederick reps and members about club achievements. Past president presented data in a concise, formal display, highlighting improvements and future goals.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
2
District Governor spoke to Frederick reps and members about club achievements. Past president presented data in a concise, formal display, highlighting improvements and future goals.
Lous L. Wilson presided as Kiwanis members and guests gathered. Frederick nery.ce, Washington governor-elect Myann Mre Harer Kimball spoke on wives’ roles, and the club featured gifts, music, and a humorous platform slate by William Delaplaine and William Bennett. A child welfare note and orthopedic successes were showcased with award items and ceremonial gifts.
A fragmented chesslike card problem discusses North East South West positions and defenses. The writer hints at a method of play to prevent an opponent’s tricks and references a seven card count. The passage remains obscure with garbled terms and unclear moves.
The steam shovel has operated over the past days at Currall creek and the pond in Baker Park. Work will shift to Sitters HHL area and the Shank and Etzier plant to widen the creek from Sister's UHL to East Patrick Street bridge. Curb and gutter work on West All Saints remains near completion for the winter.
Mary Daas was sentenced to 90 days in jail in lieu of a 209 dollar fine. A suspended nine month sentence followed. Other arrests include Lagut, Schell, and Chaz Tos Devibiss for drunk and disorderly conduct and assault. Dol forfeited 3 dollars for street drunkenness. Frank Smith and others were detained for drunkenness. parking fines issued. An inquest into Mrs. Fletcher’s death deemed unnecessary. Dr. Strother attributed death to natural causes.
Local readers tout Orange Root as a fast acting tonic for rheumatism fatigue and weight loss claiming improved energy appetite and sleep. Ad copy urges purchase at drug stores with a 3 25 price track and highlights Nugget’s health notes and Emulsion as a related product.
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