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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1926
Page
4
The Frederick daily outlines rules for submission and publication including real names for opinions and free notices by mail only. It warns corrections will be made on notice and states the paper is a second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
The Coolidge Orchestra, tied to President Coolidge’s relatives and neighbors, plans an extended fall tour reviving rural barn dance tunes and village hall melodies. The piece urges local pride and cooperation to boost Frederick's schools, streets, health services, and businesses.
Mrs. Lee Gaver and daughter Miss Mabel return from two weeks visiting Mr. Roscoe M. Gaver in Irvington New Jersey and Raymone E. Gaver in Elizabeth New Jersey. Miss Belva R. Stottlemyer and Mrs. Nelson E. Kelly visited Havre de Grace Perryville and Aberdeen.
Winners of prizes at the Potoms ygon hesth at the Frederick Fair were announced today. Mrs Cari V. Taror of Baonmshere won a prize and Mrs Roc Ur of 228 West Patrick sire received a prize.
A random cross section of locals replies to participation in Halloween events. Catherine Fal plans to watch, Mrs Condon may join if children are prioritized, Dr A A Radcliff will take his boys, Amick is busy but hopes to join later, and Anna Krebs hints she may participate as last year.
A storm of heavy rain drenched Frederick County causing flooded streams and streets but minimal damage. Water backed up along Patrick Street and near the new bridge. Municipal Park flooded. several roads and fields submerged. rainfall totals near 0.85 inches after 6 pm, signaling a drying trend and a cooling spell ahead. Frederick Gridders fell 26–6 to Navy Academy in Annapolis as Ching Yinger scored a touchdown amid wet conditions. Officials list officers and a forthcoming Homestead AC game in Baltimore, plus the 15th annual safety congress opening in Detroit.
Today's history list notes events from 1806 to 1921 including a French surrender at Spandau and the Hall Francisca launch in San Francisco. Birthdays cover James C. Flood and others with varied locales, plus events like the Daily Advertiser anniversary and Management Week observances.
Mr and Mrs Henry Abbott quietly marked their wedding anniversary at home on South Marketreet. Friends and relatives visited Sunday to offer congratulations, including Charles Staley and other family members, as they celebrated with the Abbott household.
Twenty years ago local item notes Samuel T. Kaliner Clerk of the Circuit Court returning from a week in Megie James and a concrete Weert claim about Dosglass Ho Heres. It mentions property lines, a chapel, and a Virginia cacy near a Baltipiere area with reference to local roads and a concert pace.
One hundred twenty Knights Templar from Brightwood Commandery No. 6 and guests attended divine services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington. Dr. Guss Williams preached on "The Outstanding Man" as Miss Jessie Newsom led a musical program. Afterward a dinner for visiting Jacques de Molay Commandery guests was held at Hotel Frederick, with remarks by leaders including Emmett Parsons and Edward Harmon. The visit ended with a return trip in the afternoon.
The text presents a jumble of trivia questions and prompts for a single guess. It includes queries about a picture, Pan American Union members, cornerstone layder, decree minutes, world islands, Titanic sinking year, closest heavenly body, college football coach Rob Zuprke, and the constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage. The fragmentary page mixes mis-spellings and OCR errors, suggesting a quiz or puzzle feature.
The thirteenth Identical Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf opens tonight with a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 45 delegates from 34 schools attend, with sessions at Hood College and the Maryland State School for the Deaf through Thursday, featuring addresses by notable educators and a bus tour to Antietam.
Delegates travel to Washington for a business session then attend a Galludet College dinner at 7 p.m. An evening chapel entertainment and a night program follow. Friday morning 8 to 12 delegates tour Gallaudet College classrooms and Kendall School departments. President Coolidge to receive them at the White House.
Elizabeth Noel Gehr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Gehr of Westminster wed Landon Crawford Burns son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Burns of Burnsville Virginia in a Centenary Methodist ceremony. Rev D N Edwards officiated the ring rite. The bridal party wore formal gowns and the church featured ferns and reflex chrysanthemums. After the ceremony the couple left for northern points and will reside in Thurmont after November 1.
A terse fragment depicts Nelchor taunting someone and a meal arriving as a reaction. The lines imply a social moment with implied justification and a dining event. No clear names or locations are provided.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the healing value of mineral springs and the role of climate, scenery, and medical care. He notes radioactivity in waters is not proven to aid healing and that benefits largely come from climate change, rest, and professional supervision.
W L Gordon reviews usage of likely and liable with examples and notes on pronunciation and spelling. The daily study urges mastering one word a day and defines flamboyant as extravagant shows.
A large group of Frederick city and county residents are invited to the Democratic card party and dance at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Tuesday night. Attendees include Democratic candidates and party members with a prize cake to be given to the guest presenting a selected commentary card. Event features include cards on the mezzanine during a ballroom dance, a supper after 7 PM, and a floral fall decor.
Prison disturbance involving seven convicts escalated as guards faced a knife attack in a cell block. A fireman and others were injured while prison staff confronted the inmates, with multiple assailants subdued after a chaotic late night clash.
A brief market note shows varied activity with several listings. Traders moved furniture and home goods as prices hovered near steady levels amid moderate demand and limited new supply.
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