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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
4
Campaign Urges Early Christmas Shopping For All
An editorial urges shoppers to start Christmas purchases early to avoid postal delays and last minute rushing. It argues early buying eases burden on merchants and postal workers, improves delivery, and benefits economy and self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shke
Colored Citizens Thank Donors For City Hospital Gifts
A Frederick letter writer expresses gratitude from a colored citizen to Mr and Mrs Baker and Mr and Mrs Shank for donations that fund treatment for colored patients at the City Hospital. The note, signed by Marshall F Jenkins of 215 East Fifth Street, commends the generosity as one of the communitys greatest gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Beker
Charles Shank
City Hospital
Frederick
Baker
Shank
Marshall FE. Jenkins
Eass Fifth Street
Questioning church progress across five respondants
The Inquiring Reporter asks five persons from varied cities whether they think the Christian church is progressing. Alfred G. Zimmerman says yes, Arthur H. Roll is undoubtedly affirmative, Kenneth Wells notes change in the past year, Barry Smith believes progress, and Captain I. Lester Smith also affirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Zimmerman
City
Arthur H. Roll
Kenneth Wells
Lancaster
Barry Smith
Frederick
Lester Smith
Elly
Today in History Anniversary roundup and events
A dense list notes anniversaries and birthdays from 1765 to 1994 including William Whipple signer of the Declaration of Independence, chemist Charles A. Sueley, and explorer MacMillan. It mentions a Chicago diocese founding, Father Maximilien Foy, and NC college president Robert Abernethy, plus Today’s events like a cattle show opening and the Army-Navy football match at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
N. C
William Whipple
Portsmouth
N. H
Kittery
Maine
Charles A. Sueley
Wailstow
N.Y
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
N.C
Explorer MacMillan
Arctic Circle
Chicago Yacht Club
John N. Manny
Maximilien Sebastien Foy
Baltimore
National Palestine
Davi Warfield
United States
Canada
Chicago
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
New York
West Point
Annapolis
Bible Thought Message On Godhead and Worship
A devotional excerpt proclaims Tam the first and last, declaring no other gods beside the Lord. It expresses faith in the One True and Living God, creator of all things, and invites worship and adoration of Him alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Amateur voices and painters mingle in quirky town scene
A local scene features an amateur guitarist who also dabble as a sign painter and an amateur bass singer, with a humorous note that the voice could hint at a policeman’s steadiness. The piece blends creative amateur talents in a small community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
El Paso Heart of the Southwest cattle and trade
The piece extols El Paso Texas as a booming trade and cattle center with $25 million invested in industry, 6 000 workers, and a $50 million annual output. It notes the Rio Grande Valley project, Elephant Butte dam, and El Paso’s role as a cattle hub, manufacturing center, and gateway to Mexico, woven with historical reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhousand
Ughta
el Pago
Lexis
New Orleans
Union
Texas
California
Dillman
Lrain
Fl Paso
Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Vass
West Texas
America
Mount Franklin
Ashivery
San Antone
Los Angelo
Chamber of Commerce
el Vaso
Rio Grande Valley
Elephant Butte
United States
Massachusetts
Roing Main
Pathfinders
Killochy Pacific
Rascate West
Mexican Republic
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick A Rural News Snapshot
A 1903 Frederick column recalls a City Opera House moving picture show directed by Pearce and Sheck drawing a small audience. Local shippers move about 4 000 pounds of turkeys and poultry to New York. A Frederick resident plans to build three ocean City cottages. A football game near Prunsh factory sees Blue Clippers beat Seth Street 11 to 0 with Hendrickson, Ernst, and Ramsburg notable plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Pearce and Sheck
of & Verry
New York
Niles Abrecht
Thomas Kline
B. F. Grove
Prnsh
Te Blue Clippers
Seith Street
Blue Clippers
A. Hendrickson
Ernst
Albaronnd
W. Ramsbarg
Purely Personal notes from Middletown area
Local notices list several residents traveling visiting relatives and friends in Maryland Ohio and Tennessee. G Reginald Stottlemyer of Baltimore left for Miami for Western Electric work while Mig Laslie Wachtel of Ingomar Ohio visited Middletown relatives. Other items note visits by William E. Wright Huntingdon Pa Virgil W. Doub Middletown from Roanoke and Salem Va and 3 inches of snow in Alliance Ohio with 20 degree temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Reginald Stottlemyer
Baltimore
George K. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Miami
Fla
Western Electric Company
Mig. Laslie Wachtel
Ingomar
Ohio
Middletown
Afr
John Gardner
William E. Wright
Huntingdon
Lloyd Kepler
Virgil W. Doub
Roanoke
Salem
Roanoke College
William and Mary College
BR. 8. Brown
Gapland
Brown
Charles County
Clyde Wachtel
Myersville
Wachtel
Charles W. Wilhide
Aiddletown
Fannie Grove
Belle Bartgis
Evelyn Stockman
Viola Pearl
Grayson Abrecht
Mary S. Maulsby
New York
George M. Gittinger
Ernest A. Peacock
Tiptonville
Tenn
John L. Dutrow
West Third Street
Alliance
Luther T
Paul C. Dutrow
Dutrow
Coal prices rise as strike tightens supply
The piece notes coal prices climbing due to strikes, creating concern about shortages with winter approaching. It recalls past days of easier access and delivery, contrasting with current higher costs and discomfort for households facing cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lufburrow
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh lists a public sale of real estate in Frederick City on December 2, 1926 at 7 a.m. at the Court House door. The property includes Lots 11 and 12 on Water Street, a two story frame dwelling and improvements, with prior conveyances and a three foot alley easement noted for adjacent lot owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market St
E Third St
Ieee
Er Els
Chevrolet
Elm Street
West Third Street
Motter Avenue
Totts and Griffin
Frederick
Braddock Pike
Alber
Coblentz
I Court St
Anply Ghalngers Grocery
Geo B. Kehne
Bute
Maryland
Frederick County
Chuyson
Mercer
Kaufman Motor Company
Ing
Guy K.*motter
Sherman P. Bowers
Velng Justle
State of
Mrederick County
Jesue A
Young
Arringbaugh
Vilieers
Ees
Harry W. Winpieler
Daisy Vo Winpigler
Soan
Harry W. Winpigler
Daisy Vo. Winpigler
Water Street
Frederick City
Mary A. Welty
Harry W. Winpleler
Daisy V. Wintigler
Wiliam E. Kemp
Marcella R. Kemp
John L. Ford
Charles Edward Zellers
Lyme
James B. Vier
Frederick Country
Court House
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Frederick Co. Ma
Cii
Burke St
Nolstoin Heife
Bret
Tyeryar
Harry
Yar
Local Hospital Happenings Report Recoveries And Injuries
Among the sick at Frederick City Hospital W D McNealler of Fourth Avenue Brunswick is recovering after an operation. George RStottlemyer of Wolfsville returned home improved two weeks after his operation. Henry Baker near Broa Run lost the end of a middle finger in a corn grinder while grinding corn. Mrs Herman Phillips operated on at Frederick City Hospital is progressing well. Mrs John Jones of Braddock Heights, quite ill, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Brunswick
Frederick City Hospital
George R. Stottlemyer
Wolfssille
Henry Baker
Broa Run
Alonzo K. Darner
Herman Phillips
John Jones
Braddock Heights
Theatre listings and film features at Opera House Empire and Maryland
Fred Thompson stars in All Around the Frying Pan at the Opera House with the serial Idaho and a newsreel. At the Empire The Meddler with William Desmond headlines a program of comedy and news. The Maryland shows Fred Humes in The Boundary Line with Richard Holt and Ann Little in Secret Service Landers followed by a Larry Lemon comedy. A Kansas milkmaid contest winner at the fair is noted amid other war and immigration references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Fred Thompson
Idaho
Empire
William Desmond
the Empire
Maryland
Fred Humes
The
Maryland Today
Richard Holt
Ann Little
Larry Lemon
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