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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1923
Page
3
Abe Martin discusses the value and limits of silence in public life. He notes loud mouths inspire fear, evasive talk hides ignorance, and quiet, thoughtful types reveal beliefs only when pressed. He cites local figures answering with dodge or pride, offering a humorous take on politics and social behavior.
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Lease with children Dorothy, Robert, William and Jack leave York Pennsylvania for New York to sail to Lalitpur India. They have spent six and a half years abroad and return after a year and a half furlough. Lease, a Reformed Episcopal Church missionary, has served in the Far East and previously filled duties at a Frederick area church.
Carl Bell was jailed after a Sunday evening crash on the Baltimore State road near Mt. Carmel church. He faces a liquor intoxication charge and $1,600 bond for a Police Court appearance. Summers reported both cars damaged with no injuries. Albert Smith, arrested for drunken disorderly conduct, was committed to jail for lack of $10 collateral.
In Reading Pennsylvania a 24 year old Lewis FB. In ferlo was arrested after placing a stick of dynamite near Carsonia Park rear of the old theatre. The blast caused minor damage and panic among a crowded American Legion convention crowd. He admitted the act but refused to reveal motives.
The Democratic Central Committee met at Winchester Hall with Emory L. Coblentz Paul Winchester and several candidates outlining an active campaign ahead of the November elections. Coblentz praised Governor Ritchie and urged full voter registration while lauding defeated candidates for party unity. A resolution to visit the ill Col E Austin Baughman was approved and committee members were named. Winchester praised Maryland party function and Frederick countys current efficiency predicting improvement.
Tuesday night C. E. Wee presents the latest hit Cuddle Up at the City Opera House. The comedy promises sharp humor and a chorus with over a dozen song hits plus fine costuming. A Scene outside the country fair grounds opens the show and film of a soap bubble is noted.
Dr George A Snyder longtime pastor of Christ Reformed Church Middletown resigns to accept a call to Willard Memorial Reformed Church Akron Ohio He begins new work October 1 after a career including leadership at Catawba College Newton North Carolina and active county and state church involvement in Frederick County Maryland He is praised as a leading Reformed church clergyman with a strong rural congregation record
The Death Roll for August lists 46 city deaths and 25 county deaths. Interments occurred at Mt. Olivet and 14 other local cemeteries, with Mt. Olivet accounting for 16 interments. breakdown shows 16 in city, 9 in county, and 1 in Montgomery county.
A fragment describes a drawing or illustration labeled toothian noted as representing extreme human pain. The text provides little context about date or author. No other named entities or places are clearly readable.
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