Frederick County backs to school with new teachers listed
Thousands of pupils return to Frederick County public schools for the 1922-23 term. Co education becomes standard at the former Girls High School on East Church Street with Prof J O Biehl as principal. A list of new teachers for various schools across the county is announced by Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PALMER
J. F. Biehl
Church St
Frederick county
Frederick High school
East Church street
J. 0 Biehl
William K. Klingaman
G. Lloyd Palmer
Mr. Palmer
lst
Red Hill
H. R Kinnamean
Church steel
James C. Biehl
Nevin Smith
Frederick High
William Aldridge
Ethel McNutt
Frances Pendley
Julia Etchison
Katharine Dutrow
Rhoda Hartman
Decia Hansen
Laura C. Cochrane
Irene Lapp
White Oak
Dorothy Zentz
Middletown
Ruth Dutrow
Lucille Keller
Quebec
Mildred Kaetzel
Cattail Branch
Edna C. Stull
Chler’s
Savanna White
Madaline Cronenburg
Flat Hill
Charles Tammany
Hampton
Mary EF. Smith
Ecker's
Ernest Hammaker
New Market
Albert F. Ridenour
Ijamsville
Corn Glisan
Kemptown
Windsor Moxley
Deerfield
William McGill
East Franklin
Virgil Brown
Grove Academy
Denda Renner
New Midway
Frances Saxton
Knoxville
Mozelle Carper
Thurmont
Mary Rowland
Washington
Ethel Favorite
Blue Mountain
Adeline Roddy
Beaver Dam
Lenore Whitmore
Friendship
John D. Longenecker
Unionville
Marty Etzler
Oak Orchard
Ruth Hammond
Lewistown
Mary Benson
Dorothy Nuddear
Mawtaindale
Robert Stull
Bloomfeld
Helena Van Fossen
East Brunswick
Bertha Caflett
Pauline Cadle
West Brunswick
Fae Magalis
Brunswick High
Verlin C. Krabill
Daisy Grace Rémsberg
Elizabeth Billineslea
Anta Miller
Central
Freda Etzler
Colored High
Armo Stamey
Susie G. Watkins
Ebenezer
Roy A. Walker
Dela
Lewis Johnson
Mt. Olive
Alice Thomas
Miss Diffendal Weds In Quiet St John’s Rectory
Miss Anna Margaret Diffendal wed Arthur Vinton Myers in a morning ceremony at St John’s rectory attended by immediate family. The couple, both Frederick residents, plan to reside in Frederick County Bank apartments after a wedding trip, with no invitations sent.
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St. John’s rectory
Anna Margaret Diffendal
John Marshall Diffendal
Arthur Vinton Myers
Thomas Franklin Myers
Frederick
W. J. Kane
Pauline Diffendal
David Ralph Zimmerman
Myers
Frederick Academy of Visitation
camp Eustis
Virginia
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick County Bank
North Market street
September Court Jurors Noted by District Substitutions
The September Court jurors were announced with replacements across districts. Backeystown adds J. E. B. Myers for George W. Blessing, Frederick district substitutes Frank Eppley for John Ea Schell, Middletown District brings Charles C. Biser in for Harlan R. Phicecer, Fanmitebure district replaces Ignatius Hings with James B. Eider, and Johneville district substitutes George L. Peters for Nicholas H. Clemson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backeystown
J. E. B. Myers
George W. Blessing
Frederick
Frank Eppley
John Ea Schell
Middletown
Charles C. Biser
Harlan R. Phicecer
Fanmitebure
James B. Eider
Ignatius Hings
Johneville
George L. Peters
Nicholas H. Clemson
Beallsville resident donates to Adams fund at News-Port office
A $1 contribution to the Adams fund was made at the News-Port office by HLS Darby of Beallsville in Montgomery County. The brief donation entry notes the sender and amount in a local civic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Fund
Adams
HLS Darby
Beallsville
Montgomery county
fae cn ow
Married Hubby Accused by Wife in Local Fracas
Myra Roberts charged David Roberts with assault and battery after a Wednesday dispute over unwashed dishes in Reel's Mill area. The trial before Justice J. Grahame Johnson ended with reconciliation and $4.55 costs. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roberts
Myra Roberts
Reel’s Mill
David
Myra
Frederick
Wifie
win
J. Grahame Johnson
Romeo
Roberts
September term convenes Monday at 10 A.M
The September term of court will convene Monday at 10 A.M. A grand jury and a petit jury term, with one murder case remaining on the criminal docket. Trials were set after a Thursday conference. more dates to be fixed after Monday’s grand jury selection. Pomerene bill passed by Senate to regulate campaign expenditures, now moving to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pologs
Charles Hill
William A. Stultz
Arthur Weedon
Samuel Jenkins
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Newberry
Colored veteran’s widow to receive government insurance
Henrietta Proctor of Frederick, a colored city resident, has been awarded about 12 900 dollars in government life insurance after a change in the Veterans Bureau decision. The award follows the death of her son John Fields in July 1921 while serving overseas. Fields had previously been found to lack an active policy. The case hinges on a wartime insurance application and a congressionally provided provision allowing lapse policies to pay under certain conditions. A voucher of 1 265 dollars accompanied the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Henrietta Proctor
Edward
Delaplaine
Frederick County
Red Cross
John Fields
Frederick
Fields
France
United States Army Hospital
Spartansburg
South Carolina
Veterans’ Bureau
hope
Congress
United States
Mail Receptacles Require Door Slots for Doorstep Delivery
The office of the first assistant postmaster general orders postmasters nationwide to publicize and allow up to four months for households to install mail slots or receptacles. It cites carrier delays at homes without receptacles and notes most dwellings already have them. Delivery may be discontinued if recipients fail to provide to the department’s reasonable standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
postoffice department
Vets Of 80th Division Gather In Charleston
Veterans of the 80th division who served in World War I gathered in Charleston for their annual reunion. The three day convention drew delegations from West Virginia New York Western Pennsylvania and Virginia despite late trains. George Timpson was arrested on a peace warrant sworn by John Herbert for allegedly threatening him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
George Timpson
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Joha Hervert
Sunnyside
Herbert
Earthquake Wrecks Taiboku in Formosa
A severe earthquake struck Taiboku in northern Formosa early today, causing considerable damage and feared loss of life. No further details have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Formosa
Associated Press
Tokio
Taiboku
Formosa
Live Wire Ignites Gas Pipe Fire at Elm Street Home
A live electric wire burning through a gas pipe in the cellar at 604 Elm Street caused a brief blaze about 3 am. The gas ignited and flames shot from the cellar, but the fire was controlled without the fire department as the family woke from a flash of lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira L. Miller
Elm street
Aica
U.S.MARSHALS ROB TWO NEAR KNOXVILLE
Three alleged U S deputy marshals from West Virginia held up two Winchester men after a night of drinking. The trio pursued a Dodge roadster from Charles Town through Gapland to Knoxville, took $6, and fled. An arrest followed after a bystander reported the incident and a deputy was charged a small fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
West Virginia
Winchester
Charles
Maryland
Abe point
Harper's Ferry
Weverton
Hagerstown
Dodge
Knoxville
Gapland
Merriman
Charles Town
Will Rankles
Moore
Fund Now 333: Bartgis Fund Grows for Deputy Wounded
Ten dollars added to the Bartgis fund since yesterday. Mr and Mrs Charles Six each gave five dollars. To date 233 has been subscribed for the wounded deputy relief fund, with more expected as Deputy Barigis improves. Coal loadings nationwide rose to 29.27 cars on Thursday, up 16 cars from Wednesday and just under the August 28 high. Washington dispatch notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartgis
Charles Six
Barigis
Associated Press
Washington
Association of Railway Executives
Local Men Prefer To Shave Selves In Frederick City
A Frederick News survey finds fifteen random residents shave themselves, preferring homemade methods over barber shops. Seven vote for shaving cream, four for shaving sticks, three for mug soap, and one for a powder. Two unnamed brands receive six votes each among respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
End of Hard Coal Strike Discussed
The policy committee of the authra cites coal operators meeting in Philadelphia to act on Pepper and Reed plan to end the long suspension in the hard coal industry. The United Mine Workers sund scale committee awaits developments, with hints of a possible joint conference to resolve the dispute. Operators gave no clear course beyond a previous pledge to sign a long term contract if publicly mandated to adhere to the old wage scale.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
authracite
United States
Pepper
Reed
sundscale committee
United Mine Workers
Weather Generally Fair Early In Week
Weather outlook for the week shows generally fair conditions across the North and Middle Atlantic States with showers possible in the inner parts. Expect normal temperatures as the period begins on Monday and continues through early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Stultz Blames Others After Murder Conviction
William A. Stults maintains a repentant stance yet again shifts to blaming officers and authorities for the murder of Policeman John H. Adams. He is jailed awaiting a governor’s pardon action while disputes over lawful seizure and rent collection are outlined by local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stults
Frederick county
Stults
Ritchie
John H. Adams
Stultz
plantiff
Adams
Benty and
Fourth streets
Ten Strikers Return to Brunswick Jobs
Ten men on strike at Brunswick returned to their old jobs this morning, with more expected to follow gradually as the railroad seeks an end to the dispute. Inspector Beachley praised the camp’s sanitary setup supervised by Dr. H S Hedges, noting about 600 men are now housed in new quarters, tents, and Pullman cars with showers and toilets. A Pittsburgh firm has a contract to build a permanent strikebreaker structure within 60 days at a cost not to exceed 165000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
R. G. Beachley
Second
H. 8. Hedges
R. B. Norment, Jr
Washington County
Hagerstown
Beachley
Pittsburgh
Government Acts Hurridly After Rail Injunction
Government moved quickly after Attorney General Daugherty won a temporary injunction to curb rail strike activity. Notices were served on John Scott of the AFL Railway Employes Department while B M Jewell, the strike’s leader, was not found by marshals, suggesting an attempt to evade service. Union HQ opened with visible activity as sanctions loom and a hearing set for September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Daugherty
John Scott
Railway Employes Department
American Federation of Labor
BE. M. Jewell
Railway
United States
Jewell
Irregularity Develops In Brief Market Session
Irregularity developed in today’s brief market session with a dull tone across stocks oils and railroads, while chemicals tobaccos motors and specialties rose. Ralls resisted talk of a strike as Reading and New Haven paused at certain levels. overall changes were nominal and the close steady. Neaige noted about 350000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ralls
Reading
New Haven
Neaige
Quiet wedding unites Gittinger and Peacock in Virginia
Miss Blanche Wadsworth Gittinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mantz Gittinger, married Ernest Alexander Peacock of Tiptonville Tennessee in the Evangelical Reformed church at 10 36 this morning. Rev Henri L G Kieffer officiated with bridesmaid Georgianna Simmons Gittinger and best man Wade Alexander. The couple plan a home in Tiptonville after September 15 and will honeymoon to Asheville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed church
Blanche Wadsworth Gittinger
George Mantz Gittinger
Ernest Alexander Peacock
Tiptonville
Tennessee
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Thomas Holladay
First Presbyterian church
Orange
Virginia
Georgianna Simmons Gittinger
Wade <Alexander
Nashville
Frank Castle
Ernest Webb
Columbia University
New York
Harford county
Maryland
Tiptonville Furniture Company
Peacock
Asheville
North Carolina
Local camp plans new building for 500 men
A local building project aims to house 500 men with dining rooms baths and a swimming pool and a bowling alley. Credit goes to Dr A S Hedges for maintaining sanitation while about 600 men are cared for in temporary quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S Hedges
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MISS DIFFENDAL
Arthur V. Myers
HUBBY
Seattle
Evelyn Atkinson
Atlantic City
GOV'T
Elm St
U.S.MARSHALS
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Cox
Berlin
James M. Cox
Ohio
Esplanade
B. M. JEWELL
David Wiliams
PEACOCK—GITTINGER
Fretty
Evan. Reformed Church
E. F. Grable
The
Chicaea
F. F. Grable
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Men
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