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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
3
Returns from precincts show a Democratic gain and Republican loss since last year. Total registered voters 22,287 with 11,154 Republicans, 10,484 Democrats, and 599 unaffiliated. Republican majority 670 this year, down from 1,130 last year. In 1922 the vote was 11,198 Republican and 10,068 Democrat.
The Frederick community honors Ellen Onadle of North Market Street as she turns 89. Born in Jefferson on October 25 1834, she was a fashionable dressmaker and a longtime Lutheran Church member. Locals recall her buoyant spirit and memories of two centuries and many wars.
Arrangements are under way for the seventh annual Frederick County Sunday School rally to be held in Frederick on Sunday afternoon November 4. A large parade of men and boys from county Sunday schools will form at 2 30 p m and proceed along Frederick’s principal streets, followed by a mass meeting in City Opera House at 3 45 p m with Rev A E Cooper presiding and Rev Jason Noble Pierce delivering the address The event aims to be the largest demonstration yet for the county with sub committees reporting strong preparation.
10 year old Mary Etchison, daughter of Mr and Mrs St Dorsey Etchison of Court Street, lies critically ill from a fall in the Academy School yard about ten days ago. She injured a thigh but feared missing the Frederick fair so she hid the wound until last Monday and was moved to Frederick City Hospital. An examination showed acute osteitis and a surgical operation followed on Tuesday.
State Board of Education figures for 1923 show gains in four components of the index for colored schools. The average days attended by children 5 to 17 rises to 43.7, up 4.9 from 1922, while days schools were kept open reach 81.3, up 7. The total expenditure per teacher and principal is 35.60 dollars, up 4.50 from last year.
Carl Duane moves up in the Bantamweight ranks to face Mickey Brown in a twelve round feature at the Lenox A C of New York show on October 2.
Michigan defeated Vanderbilt University to avenge last year’s 0 to 0 tie and mark the breakthrough debut of the Commodores’ new stadium.
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