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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
9
A group of tablemates trade comic reflections on Thanksgiving and Christmas. They note the proximity of Christmas, the holiday lineup, and the chance of gifts or meals, ending with a faintly uplifted smile among the diners.
The piece opens with a Thanksgiving poem bidding gratitude for blessings and ends with a news note that Judge Joseph Buffington, injured in a car crash near Akron, Ohio, is in an Akron hospital with pelvic injuries and a six-week to two-month recovery outlook.
A 185 pound deer dashed into a highway near Cumberland five miles from Millville causing William Stilep 22 and sister Anna 20 to crash into a tree. The animal’s back broke and a game warden shot it. Half the deer went to Millville Hospital and half to Cumberland Hospital. Stilep and Anna were uninjured. In Camden a man was robbed of a pig when two Black men brandished a pistol and demanded the prize as Stefanik carried it homeward.
Norristown Nov 28 The county controller refuses payment of fees charged by constables for visiting hotels deeming them obsolete under the Volstead act. The savings to the county total about 2000 dollars. A village boy’s city success brings home pride and surprise alike.
In a crowded Southern Pacific station, Waly Cassha is charged after shooting three Adams family members, missing a fortune teller. separate federal action seized 510 exations of grain alcohol worth $26,000 on highways near Wilmington, with Morris Mitchell of Baltimore arrested.
George L. Dittery of Meedsville was instantly killed at Standard Steel Works Burnham Pennsylvania when a valve top blew off while he removed the top of a cheek valve from sixteen feet above the floor. He fell to the floor and died.
William J. Morton longtime chorister of Linden Street Methodist and later leader of the Aubury Church choir in Allentown suffered a stroke that paralyzed his tongue. The 25 year veteran is under medical care and his condition is described as serious but stable. The report notes his long service in church music and his influence on local choirs.
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