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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
5
Mina Evelyn Alexander of Rocks and Theodore Binkodock of Va were married 16 September at Presn. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Eaai of Point of Rocks. The groom is foreman for the era Union Telegraph Company.
Clara Johnston of Pitta Pennsylvania and Sydney Coates of Lake View Virginia visit West Chaurch Street area and Halethorpe. Guests at Mrs Hey Ward and Mrs C J Remaburg include Missrine Remsturg and Garnetsburg. William Anderson of Char N.C. vacationing in the city with Capt Anderson returning from Frederick. J F Beck of San Calif visits Adamstown relatives. J Thomas Priea of the University of Martland Park spends weekend on Ens Third Street.
George M. Chapline of North Street underwent an operation this morning at Frederick City. R. McCleery, operated on several days earlier, is reported to be recovering well.
Visitors to the Norwood home near Jefferson included families from Laytonsville Sykesville and Burkittsville with several local names mentioned. A College of Music group forms at Frederick with majors pursuing Bachelor of Music and honorary members. periodic concerts planned. Two silent fire alarms prompted Juniors to respond, one on Park Avenue and another at 714 East Street Keeney. Also reports on Lithuania Poland tensions and United Mine Workers protection efforts in Jefferson Elmont counties with a Buenos Aires air route note.
London editors rail at booze influence in Parliament and on the streets. A British wit jokes that beer and distillers sit in the House of Lords while, in London, police tolerate beer lorries blocking sidewalks as brewery carts unload. The piece argues beer power shapes policy and daily life.
A weary mother recalls enforcing strict self sufficiency among her family. Each member was to handle personal chores from ironing and laundry to mending and repairs. After an initial burst of effort, they all stopped, leaving her to catch up with the unfinished tasks.
The origin of fishing is lost to prehistoric mists. Ancient Egyptian wall drawings show fishing as both occupation and sport. Lower class used hooks and lines while Nile sportsmen favored the spear or trident.
An older generation questions self expression at a progressive school where a father laments his son’s echo it learning and the absence of traditional royal road to knowledge. The exchange highlights tension between restraint and modern education theories.
A listener in Sydney reports a heat wave incident near Goldbarn where he heard a strange mix of bird song and whistle. He found a brown snake coiled with its head raised, appearing to enjoy the heat as a passerby aircraft flew overhead.
Charles Kisloskie, a former Mount St Marys College athlete once hailed as an all around star, died after a long illness. He had attended Mount St Marys, studied at a Pennsylvania college, and was remembered by Rev. John T. Sheridan and Rev. William F. Culane and several seniors at his funeral in Wilkes Barre.
P A Merlo a jeweler was bound for robbery at his home by a pistol wielding kidnapper who forced the safe at his store to yield diamonds before the assailant fled. The same date reports note O Connor in custody and a broad stock market selloff while a fair exhibit features Josephine Joseph the Austrian half man half woman.
At a Weiang anniversary event in Australia guests including Beery Pontz and Lammer assisted in slicing a bar cake. A faulty knife caused the cake to collapse into a plastery mound, the cake having been taken from a window display and sent to the host without knowledge it was made of plaster.
Fragmentary notice references a funeral service event and a loan solicitation. It mentions a meeting to arrange an art project and notes a property, a supervised loan program, and oversight by a state boat commissioner. Names and exact dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
Trustees Jude Entder and Jacob Rohrback announce sale of the George Thomas farm in Jefferson District Frederick County Maryland on November 4 at 11 am. The 185 acre tract features a large two story dwelling, barn, outbuildings, fruit trees and timber. Terms require one third cash, balance in two equal payments with notes and surety. rights of residency for buried relatives reserved. Auctioneer William Darnor.
A partial OCR text shows a legal style notice referencing Funeral Director and Cline with scattered street names and locations. The fragment hints at an ongoing matter or case, listing addresses such as Miter Sina’s Terrace, Park Ave, and Madera, but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Public sale and license notice warn residents to comply with dog licensing after November 1 1927. A March 1 1928 sale lists livestock farming implements at Rotitcahn farm Middletown. Local ads promote tires cars polish appliances and used vehicles at Miller Motor Co and Staley Motor Co with service notes from Electric Washing Machines and McE nt s Auto Hospital.
A propaganda style ad extols a Maryland county fair and local real estate. Potts & Griffin Realtors of Frederick invite buyers to farm and suburban properties, promising beauty, wealth, and a brighter life in the county. The piece touts the county as superior and urges readers to visit Predarick to see offerings.
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