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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Frederick Maryland paper. Includes copyright and press association credit lines and policy notes on letters and opinions. Indicates submission must include real name for publication. Mentions newspaper rules for communications and free notices.
In Frederick a man named William A. Stultz Jr. is to be executed for the August 9 murder of Policeman John H. Adams. The process included venue change, an unbiased trial, a death verdict, and Sanity review by the State Lunacy Commission, ensuring fairness and adherence to the law.
Water pressure relief pumping by the city water committee has been discontinued as rainfall soothed Fishing Creek and the dam, leaving the main line ready for rapid reconnection if needed. Alderman Shipler noted the emergency setup near Indian Springs remains prepared, with greater flow in the northern county creeks during the rain. Sparrows chatter as people seek attention while watching The News grow.
A garbled timeline notes events labeled October across years from 1776 to 1893. It mentions Googr ess appointing a committee to David vessels for a navy and requests cessation of hostilities, capitulations of troops, a prison camp on the Dutch canal, and a yacht race where America’s Cup holder Valerie I defeats Valerie I in the third race.
Public poll in the business section gathers opinions from five residents and two officials on curbside vehicle turns. Responses stress safety near the Square and busy intersections, with suggestions to require turns around blocks or keep to specific routes to protect pedestrians and traffic flow.
Today marks the birthday of two prominent Frederick businessmen, Willam A. Riddell and Harry J. Lebbert, both born October 13, 1883. Riddell, a Sharon, Pennsylvania native, has led Frederick Iron and Steel since 1916 and booster efforts for the city, while Lebbert, Frederick-born, developed brush machinery and founded the Hiveredy Bottle Capper Co. He remains a Frederick booster and Knights of Columbus member.
Mr and Mrs Charles N Black and son Norman of Lewistown Mrs d Jacob L Engelbrecht and son Paul of this city and Mr Harold Freshour of Thurmont traveled to Catlett Virginia for the funeral of their nephew Henry DeGrange which was held this morning Mrs Grayson M Crumbanzh has returned after visiting sister Mrs Parma L Felser at Woodsboro Also reads light social notes and a humorous exchange about domestic items and travel.
Frederick column recalls October 12 1902 events with W S Heiler buying a delivery wagon and horse, J O W Lampe supervising new residence on Market Street, George V Pearce Republican campaign speech in Plane No 4, Misses Polly Johnson return to town, and local committee work for fair and parade arrangements.
Two bootleggers, Arthur Jackson and Mason, were sentenced to three months in the county jail with a $200 fine each for illegally dispensing liquor in Frederick city. Police raided their West All Saints and South Bentz streets rooms, finding gin and whiskey. Both pleaded guilty. Justice Brust imposed the jail terms as alternatives to fines, with State’s Attorney Anders and Samuel A. Lewie handling appearances.
Central Trust Company of Maryland held its annual outing in the Allea piente Woods near Lewistown to honor president Lmory L. Coblentz on his return from a Western trip. Directors and employees from Frederick and branches in Emmitsburg Monrovia Myersville Thurmont and Union Bridge attended a baseball game, lunch, and speeches highlighting service opportunities in Maryland.
A fragmented 1920s style clipping records a man named Fimr strolling the town and muttering boasts about life. The garbled text mentions a window shade and a stray remark about a “hoon before he hone” and “five Kite soc,” reflecting obscured OCR from a Normal News Service report.
A notification clarifies that an invitation to a church wedding requires no reply. Invitee should attend if accepting or regret respectfully and send personal card to arrive morning of the ceremony.
Dr J W Scott Springfield first district governor spoke at Frederick Lions Club luncheon. He praised Lionism as a civic force, urged relentless improvement, and noted Lions pledging 50000 for a Washington New Auditorium pipe organ. Swartout highlighted Baltimore Lions fund for poor children's dental care and joint efforts with Rotary and Kiwanis for soldier memorial fund. about 4900 more needed to reach 15000. Mrs C H Eckstein of York, Pa, recovering after illness.
Miss A Pearl Schaeffer of Frederick and James E Richards of Hanover Pa were married Thursday at 10 in Hamline M E Church Washington by Rev H P Ox. The couple, both children of local families, are spending their early days as newlyweds.
Beti resident Mrs Charles E Knight reports Tanlac transformed her two year decline marked by weakness nervousness dizziness and exhaustion She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite stabilizing her stomach and ending persistent headaches She says it was worth more than money and praises Frederick area druggists for selling Tanlac.
For rent notices show rooms and apartments in various locations. A note advertises rooms for rent at 20 North Market Street and another in Mountain City Garage. Additional entries include modern apartments and unfurnished rooms with nearby streets Braddock Heights and Market Street.
A small saving account acts as a seed for future success, with many happy homes tracing their start toward prosperity to this modest financial step.
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