Public Schools Set to Open for 1922 23 in City and County
The public schools of the city and county will open tomorrow for the 1922 23 scholastic year though Frederick high school opening is delayed due to unfinished additions. Enrollment days are September 14 and 15 with classes starting September 18. Emmitsburg high will open in the old building. Walkersville high moves into a new building. other schools use older facilities. Private schools also resume with food College opening September 28 and Mt St Marys Seminary and St Euphemia in Emmitsburg resuming around the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg
G. Lloyd Palmer
Hel
Walkersville High School
Food College
St. Euphemia's School
Mt St Mary's Seminary
St Joseph’s College and Academy
Mt. St Mary’s College
Stubborn Negro Jailed After Assault Claim Incident
Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis arrested Archie Fletcher, a colored man, after Fletcher resisted and vowed violence during the arrest for assault on his wife. Fletcher allegedly struck his wife and a seven year old son of Jennie Smith. Fletcher was jailed pending a hearing before Justice J Grahame Jonsap. John G. Garman faced fraud charges regarding Mary Schultz, released on $100 bond awaiting tomorrow’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Fletcher
Allen Bartgis
Bartgis
J. Grahame John
Jennie Smith
DeGrange Street
Fletcher
Opon Tg
John G. Garman
Mary Schultz
Opposition to West Main grading by Bester-Long in Emmitsburg
Property owners along West Main Street in Emmitsburg oppose the road grading changes by Bester-Long Company as they convert the street into a state highway link. Protesters claim the grading will depress real estate values while the State Roads Commission ordered the work and awarded the contract. Hanover Fair Plans highlight the September 19 to 22 event with a poultry show and midways by Dodson and Cherry in their steel car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
State Roads Commission
Bester-Long Company
Hanover Fair
Hanover
United States
Dodson & Cherry
Spectacular Fair Week With Races And Fireworks
The event features four $1,000 stake races run during the week and daily running races. Night fairs occur Wednesday and Thursday evenings with a fireworks display. Music will be provided by two bands and an orchestra throughout the week.
Delivery Terms At West Pratt Street Baltimore
Payment offer states 26 cents per net quantity delivered at West Pratt Street Baltimore until further notice. No dates or additional conditions are provided.
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West Pratt St
Baltimore
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Albert L. Bussard Marion S. Michael Chas T. Dudderar
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Hamimood Clary
Geo. F. Smith
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Maurice J. Dade C. D. Maught
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Roger L. Dade Lemuel, Keller M. R. Etchison
Albert A, Roger Albert L. Bussard
I. Roy Renneberg
Ernest W. Fry
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J. Windsor Williams
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Ogie
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Chas. B. Poole
Herman . Young
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Thomas
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Wm. BH. Renn
B. B. Ricketts
C. Thomas H. Ray Smith Hays
BR. Poole RN
Cromwell
J. Beankle
L. Thomas Vernon O. Yingling
J. W. Stocks
G. T. Kohlenberg
Edw. Smith
McCleery
Jewelry
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P. O. Box
Vador
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
North Market St
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Secretarial School
Y.W.C.A
Maryland
Greenwalt
Greenawalt
DEUG
Market Sts
Stricker Bros, Inc
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Mn Bell
Ptical Department
C. L. Kefauver
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James E. Doll
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