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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News is an independent weekly newspaper published in Frederick. It carries Associated Press content and requires written submissions for notices and opinions. Ads and notices must be mailed and are not accepted by phone.
The Protestant Episcopal national council warns of divorces broken homes and neglect of parental responsibility. It argues youth morals stem from fathers and mothers, criticizing reliance on schools and Sunday schools while urging parents to uphold duties to preserve family and community stability.
The United Brethren Sunday school opened fall activities with a welcome for Reno Harp and Rev. Wm. R. Glen returning from trips. An attendance of 200 was recorded with offerings of 18.03. Special music by the orchestra highlighted the program. Glenn O. Garber gave a welcome, and leaders replied briefly. Upcoming events include prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.45, W. M. A. Friday at 7.30, and Otterbein Guild plus Ladies Class serving dinner and supper Thursday in social rooms.
Four local teams or players feature in batting averages news with standout performers and team by team summaries. Key figures and club affiliations are noted, reflecting local sports coverage and season context.
Entries list historical notes for September 5 including Henry Hadeon’s foot injury at New Jersey shore in 1699, Continental Congress meetings in Philadelphia in 1774, Graves and de Grasse naval clash in 1781, USS Enterprise capturing Boxer in 1812, forest fire destruction in Minnesota in 1804, and Mount Vernon arriving in a French port after torpedo events.
A parade of named players from Waynesboro Martinsburg Frederick and Chambersburg is listed as top pickers for an All-Batter team across positions including Thomsson Satterlee Strain Gardner Kaunts Rawlings Wilson Blethen Fitzgerald Guido Niehaus Loftus Ramasy Dowell and Ramsy Bugh Mowrey. The selections vary by contributor and reflect 1922 Blue Ridge League talent across bases outfield and pitching roles.
Slim Crum, said to be intoxicated from corn liquor, molested pedestrians on East Patrick Street. He grabbed a man's shirt, tore it, and fought Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith who arrested him. Crum is held for grand jury action.
Wilbur Glen Voliva of Zion City issues bathhouse rules demanding skirts for men and separation of sexes by 600 feet, prompting mockery of Proplaquity and warnings about signals from waves, moonlight, and amused citizens across a muddled, satirical column. The piece mixes quips about public baths, semaphore jokes, and a Kilaues volcano update from Hilo, Sept. 5, with short vignettes and cultural references.
From the September 5 1902 edition of The News readings note a Frederick Street cable removal after storm damage on East Church Street. Regional picnic events include the P O S of A and Junior Order O U A M at Wildwood Park with Union Bridge and Browningsville Bands. Teachers honor Prof E L Boblitz with fountain pen and books. county examiner thanks the teachers. D John Markey named trainer and coach of Maryland Agricultural College football. Prof EB Bowlus travels to Moonmouth Ikinota to assume professorship at Monmont College. C Retasberg commissioned notary public at Wondthoro, Frederick County.
A 1922 children’s feature presents Sandy of Scotland as a lolly pop figure. It describes crafting his plaid costume, bagpipe hobby, and Scottish cap with step by step details and materials, inviting readers to next week’s feature about a Spanish girl.
Frank resists returning to school amid illness and fear of a harsh new teacher. A sympathetic, resourceful mentor proposes a deal to accelerate his progress, inviting Frank to finish in half a year. His mother worries as he reveals he helped the new teacher and may finish early.
A fragment reflects Section 1, Article 3 of Maryland’s Constitution, outlining how the General Assembly may organize equip and discipline the militia as emergencies require and enact laws to promote volunteer militia groups and provide encouragement to maintain readiness.
J M Dixon Jr Blaine C Bishop Frank C McCrystle and Paul D Wil helm are Maryland students canvassing the city for subscriptions to the Pictorial Review to fund their college expenses. The item includes a quoted Cincinnati Enquirer remark about a lazy man with a political tie.
Fragmented text recalls Jake Bentley and a farm facing tax pressures and early frost. Evocative lines reference evangelists, doctors, and drunkenness, indicating a distressed rural setting and community concerns echoed in the era.
The City Opera House hosted Gus Hill Honey Boy Evans Minstrels for a capacity opening night. The show impressed with clever settings, natty costumes, witty songs, and strong encores led by Fred McGee and Lea Rhoades. Dancers Russell and Rose drew big cheers while Nel Korb on piano and accordion displayed masterful versatility. Arthur Dening and Jee Edmonds complemented the cast with a blend of old and modern minstrel styles.
The column cautions against crowding a tea-cart with too many dishes and suggests using a table for elaborate Tepast service to improve presentation and practicality.
The Frederick County Board of Education received written notice from the Board of County Commissioners that the levy difference to reach 67 cents per $100 will be provided to secure an $11.00 state equalization fund. The commissioners had planned a lower levy but agreed to cover the gap to ensure eligibility for state aid. Superintendent Gailord Palmer was given written assurance regarding the arrangement.
From the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland the estate of CLAUTE EL XORRIS late of Frederick County deceased. All persons having claims against the estate are warned to exhibit them with vouchers duly authenticated to the subscriber on or before March 18 1923 or be barred from the benefit of the estate. All debtors to the estate are to make immediate payment. Issued this 19th day of March 1822. MART J SOARTS administrator by attorney 3 15 22 29 x9 518
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