Face Again Dark In Old Home Town
By Stanley Fein. Irish community theme recurs as an old hometown recalls past days and current mood amid shadows. Reflects nostalgia and civic character through local voices and history.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
9
By Stanley Fein. Irish community theme recurs as an old hometown recalls past days and current mood amid shadows. Reflects nostalgia and civic character through local voices and history.
Lendon Nov 25 negotiations for an Irish settlement risk collapse as Sinn Fein refuses allegiance to the crown and veto of Irish legislation. Ulster demands loyalty to the crown while ministers press for an all Ireland parliament with possible financial inducements to Ulster. Government warns confrontation could require troops if Ulster resists.
Frederick County farmers plan a Saturday 1 PM meeting at the Courthouse to discuss forming a branch county organization of the Agricultural Corporation of Maryland. FE Bryan, an orchardist leader, will answer questions and explain benefits for growers. David G. Zonta, elected from Frederick County, calls the gathering.
The executor of George M. Oyster Jr’s estate applied to the Washington Probate Court for permission to sell the houseboat, furniture, jewelry, and other personal property. Attorneys Tobin Parr & Graham represent Rawin C. Brandenburg, the executor, who noted the decedent had no securities at death.
Graceham and Gracehill residents shared Sunday visits with relatives in Highland Frederick Keymar Detour and Emmitsburg. Moves included Mrs Colliflower and family into the parsonage and new occupants in the house vacated by Mrs Colliflower. Noted visitors included Miss Bowers and Mrs Loy's family. a wire potato masher warms for creaming butter and sugar for cakes.
Citizens of Emmiteburg discuss West Malo Street deterioration and potential improvements. Proposals include a $30,000 upgrade, bond issues favored by Attorney Vincent Sebold, and assessments for abutting property owners. The street, about 2000 feet long, is a key town thoroughfare lacking highway status despite state improvement hopes.
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