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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text from The Daily News Frederick Maryland includes a masthead and partial publisher notes. The readable parts reference The Daily News, The Associated Press, and local publication details with scattered, incomplete words.
A 1919 report details gifts to President Wilson and Mrs Wilson during their Europe stay. Congress debates accepting foreign presents while the first lady's items spark satire. The overall value appears insufficient to suggest improper influence.
John D Nicodemus of Walkersville asks Frederick County Republican leaders to explain the party platform on the League of Nations. He questions sovereignty versus world federation and whether the party supports or opposes the League, seeking guidance for informed voting.
The Y Club held a discouraging workout with few showings last night. Another practice will occur this evening as candidates for positions are urged to attend. Four games are being lined up with labs in Baltimore and a Gettysburg College team matchup is planned for October 25 at Cadet Field in Frederick. Western Maryland, Maryland State second team, St. John's and others are possible opponents with practices continuing each evening.
Mrs Joseph oH Apple of Philadelphia is visiting in Frederick. Robert Crumbaugh of Burt iore visits his parents on Bentz Street. Miss Agnes Kugelbrecht of Jefferson returns after visiting sister Mrs William Willard on Madison Avenue. Mr Charles Engelbrecht of Washington spends Sunday at Jefferson parental home. Mamie C Cramer returns from Brunswick visit. Miss Helen Snyder of Baltimore returns after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs John Cramer on West Patrick Street. Mrs Ernest Pattingall and infant daughter return home after visiting her parents A J Eiebelberger. Pettingall came to Frederick last week and accompanied wife and daughter to Baltimore. Howard L Kreh leaves for York PA to attend the fair. Miss Florence Mealey of Hast Third Street returns from Baltimore W Co TV convention.
Ray G Delphey son of Mr and Mrs Grant Delphey formerly with the 116th Infantry Band in France married Mist Margaret L Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs D O Hoffman at the Evan Reformed Lutheran parsonage. Attending were Miss Charlotte Smith and Grayson S Hoffman. Bride cashier for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, groom member of Keiths orchestra in Washington. They will reside in Washington.
Charles F Jackson and Miss Ruth A Adkins, both of Myersville, wed at the A B parsonage by Rev EB Hunmerbaugh on Sunday. Football player hurt at Western Maryland College Cromwell, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cromwell of Walkersville, injured during practice breaking ligaments in leg after tackle and shoe cleats. He cannot walk presently but uses crutches and hopes to return late this season.
Misses Lizzie and Wila Houck have returned from Philadelphia. Archibald Dennis of Indianapolis has returned to Urbana to visit his father Col Geo R Dennis. Frederick College President F E E Cates named corresponding member of the National Geographical Society proposed by Alexander Graham Bell. Marylanders in Ohio held a reunion at Springfield with Cyrus F Flook as temporary president T C Harbaugh secretary and John Linebaugh treasurer, all Frederick county natives.
Rocky Springs Union Chapel in Urbana was rededicated after repairs and debt clearance. Special afternoon and evening services featured Germán sermons by Rev Robert Leo Barr, music by Sunday School children, and local quartets and soloists. A committee oversaw fundraising, extensive interior updates, and carpet walls and pews. The Sunday School enrollment stood at 160 as ongoing preaching services continued.
The Ward family from Laytonsville, Montgomery County, held a large reunion on the old homestead of Tenathus H oatnd Mary Ward, with 11 of 17 children present and more than fifty descendants. A Sunday reception in Washington DC honored Sergeant J P Grahe, featuring speeches, piano music, decorations, and refreshments. A surprise birthday supper for J William Hooper of Highland drew 63 guests, listing numerous relatives and families in attendance.
The circuit court heard two magistrate appeals yesterday. Cramer and Son v Brown was decided for Brown on storage excess and jurisdiction issues, with jury directed for defendants. Biser v Biser yielded a verdict awarding Mrs. Biser 54.87 dollars, after trial by jury.
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Saturday session at Chapter rooms Court Street. They will send delegates to the General Convention in Tampa Florida in November. The meeting covered routine business and memorial undertakings for the Confederate Monument at Mt. Olivet Cemetery unveiled June 28 1881.
The semiannual meeting of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Maryland will be held in Cambridge on November 4. Local chapters attend to discuss plans and activities for the coming year.
One hundred eighty three new voters were registered and 32 transfers on the last day of intermediate registration. Republicans gain 66 overall for three days of registration totaling 433 new voters, with 242 Republicans and 186 Democrats. Precinct tallies show varied uptake, and next Tuesday October 14 is religion day for those stricken to plead cause.
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