Hallowe'en Parade Draws 4000. Lions Club Hosts Festivities
More than 3,000 children and hundreds of adults joined a grand Hallowe'en parade and street dance staged by the Lions Club. Crowds along Market Street watched a lengthy procession of costumes, bands, and floats, with prizes awarded in multiple categories. The event passed without incident as revelers filled the streets from 6:20 p.m. until late, drawing about 10,000 attendees from across the county.
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Lions Club
Acropa
Commmitee
Noth Blarket
Sprite
Thrd Street
Vouvenen
Bey
Market Street
Sarop
Price
Organ Man
Old Sagi
Claas
Helen Suuth
Ro Ame
Henrickson
Walter F. Zeigler
Guy Hal
Muse
Faiv
Wil
Crote-Quely
Fancy
Lisa
Harry Schinz
Charles W. Cotman
Perv Bane
Austin Fre
Larcro Ruggles
Heather
Willard
Peribss
Robert Schill
Orinsal
Condon
Ene
Jozaph Hoeraf
Chase Houck
Marron
Hebecca
Duninr
Pe. Gressner
FO. Scend
Eva Bohl
Jane McComas
Cone
Wiliam Waites
Tarse
Goaries Hodson Jr. Sr
Grae Abdeews
Junior Wee
Eeeand
Nelson
Community Halloween Parade Draws Crowds and Color
The amplified panatrope and stunts lit up a new celebratory segment as a long parade followed the judging of prize winners. Confetti and miles of tape filled the streets while Mayor Culler greeted participants. The event welcomed all ages, avoiding past Halloween property damage. The organizing committee included David Magan, Hi Lavier, Michael Bron, Vonebrewer, Harry Shipiles, Michael Croghan, William Stalty, and Chester elses.
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Lio
Culler
Hallowe’en
U David Magan
Chiiimin Hi
Lavier
Michael Brron
A Vonebrewer
Harry F Shipiles Wichael Fo Croghan
William Stalty
Chester Elses
GOT HIS SHUTTER BACK
A Tallawern parade of celebrants passed by in grotesque costumes and confetti. Spectators watched the mock goblin night with amusement as trophies like poles and benches were collected, including a shutter retrieved by a viewer who helped gather the item amid the chaotic celebration.
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Caliec
Verdict Reached After Short Deliberation
The jury returned a verdict in a civil case against Ran riot vont of West Virginia after about an hour of deliberation. The case involved an alleged injury from a sewing machine oar and featured attorneys Leo Weinbers for the plaintiff and Felton and Willard for the defense.
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Ranriot
Worthington
Alvin H Crawford Chaves
Blicrenstaff
Frank Plattsock
Charles W Bowers
Herman A Bitke
Willam H Louk
Charles W Smith
Olin W Rice
Robert EL Cramer
Emanuel Munshover
F B Sappington, Jr
Charles W Holbrunner
Leo Weinbers
Felton
Willard
Carnegie Award Honors Tragedy Hero at Park Crossing
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded a silver medal and a death benefit to the widow of Alexander Fo Dunn of Gathersburg Md after Dunn and a bystander Gregory attempted to aid a person struck by a train at a crossing on February 14. The train, at 60 mph, struck both men as they moved toward the victim. The tragedy occurred as a tram and other hazards were present near the crossing.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander Fo Dunn
James Street
Gathersburg
Dunn
Folexander Gregory
Ikym
Park
Gresoy
Dean
Gregort
Walter E Sinn Elected Promises Unreserved Enforcement
Walter E Sinn was elected and pledged to devote himself fully to enforcing the Lau. The statement emphasizes his commitment to rigorous law enforcement duties.
Dry Agent Graft Case Tied To Sacramental Wine Ring
Chicago officials allege a dry agent and Mason conspired to collect graft from sacramental wine distributors. Ralph W Stone and Percy Owen, former prohibition leaders, faced trial for alleged kickbacks ranging from 5 000 to 34 000 with payouts to agents, as the government alleges millions of gallons of wine were illegally released to churches.
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Chicago
Lowel
Mason
Novi Auredas
Iti Owals
Ralph W Stone
Urals
Percy Owen
Prohibition
Dbt
Thut
Bernard Rumpf
A T Bennett
Dr Chas F Roode ll Goodell Portraital Portrait Noted for Courtesy
Dr Charles J Goodell of Pieder ielt city is described as open and above board in all dealings. He is praised for uniformity and courtesy though the prose includes stray fragments about imagination and porch dreams.
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Charles J. Goodell
Piederielt City
Moe
Dr Goodell Seeks State Office Amid Cautious Promise
Frederick county physician Dr Goodell, longtime resident of Frederic, seeks state office after decades of medical practice and public service. He served two county Senate terms and sat on the finance committee, supporting a 1922 referendum on law enforcement. He emphasizes under promising and vows to apply his experience to state matters if elected.
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Dr Goodell
Godelt
Frederan Cadats
Senate
Sesson of 1922, Gooled
Aple
Aden
Sears
Frederick County
Goodell
Bald Man Tonic Ad Lines and Quip Feature
A vintage ad snippet shows a druggist praising a ball tonic while a bald man quips about a customer who bit the cork and woke with a mustache. The exchange highlights cheeky sales patter and the era's advertising style.
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Apsley House
Walter E. Sinn
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Venient Way
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North Market St
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Edmonston
East 2Nd St
Frederick
Washington
Dona
Castile
Thomas Kempederichs
Thomas Kemp
Erederichs Family
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Thomas Kemprederich
Central Trust Company of
Maryland
Frederick, Maryland
Emmitsburg, Md
Monrovia, Md
Myersville, Md
Thurmont, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Will Flautt Company
Jeweler's
Stoke
W. Patrick St
Scott Hey Hotel
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