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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
5
Official notice from The Daily News of Frederick County Court operations and a general policy on communications. The text outlines rules for submissions, anonymity requirements for writers, and publication standards, emphasizing no paid advertising or promotional content.
The Frederick County Circuit Court sentenced William A. Stuka to be hanged for the murder of Police man John Adams, with execution to follow, but the Governor of Maryland has not set a date. The editorial urges a swift setting of the execution date to maintain community justice and prevent delay after Blultz’s conviction.
The American Relief Administration has raised about 48 million dollars for starving Europeans. The vast gift reflects a shift from US selfishness to global compassion sparked by the war, showing how poverty beyond national borders can affect all nations and prompting lasting recognition of American generosity.
Homer Mattis and Juda Ulsh both of Elizabethville wed Lewis Shipman and Gertrude Hakenberg of Millersville in a double ceremony at Zion Entheren Church Middletown Pa. Rev A C Cooper officiated with ring vows followed by a wedding dinner and automobile trip to Eastern cities.
Local readers respond on whether Turkey should have been eliminated to prevent a new European war. Opinions vary, with several stating Turkey as a nation should have been done away with while others argue Allied actions might have altered Greece’s role or the war’s outcome.
Local items list residents visiting relatives from Emmitsburg York Baltimore Philadelphia and Johnsville. Notables include Rev Duttera from Salisbury and missionary Miss BE Hine speaking September 24. Weekend guests and church parsonage visitors feature many Harman Metzger Hartgock and Smeltzer families with trips to Frederick Jefferson and Baltimore.
A Frederick column notes injuries and events from September 1902. Painter Marshall Reinhart fell from a ladder while painting the Masonic Temple vestibule, dislocating an ankle. Pacer Patuxent entered in two Hanover races. Fireman C E Kenny of Brunswick injured at Oheyron West Virginia while alighting a locomotive. John Usher Markeli visited home with typhoid fever. State's Attorney Worthington says grand jury nearly finished, with a few witnesses left. Rosenour Brothers employ many, Sagel lampe painting the Beate property at Church and Market streets after recent renovations. Pennsylvania Railroad depot office adds Morris Aibaath of Woodside as operator and clerk.
Jackson district residents petitioned the State Roads Commission to block contract work on a new route from Myersville to Middletown, arguing the Harmony road path demands condemnation and would ignore rights of way. They contend the old Hagerstown road should remain the travel outlet and warn the change would burden dairying and farming, with the county funding the old route.
In a cryptic chat, Gran man Pash hails a well known Irish figure as a defining presence. He notes hungry Democrats press ahead as Rinkiey closes his office and votes align with the pact master Ike Lark, whose term ends in April.
A 1921 football lesson by Aubrey Devine outlines running with the ball. Maintain a low, straight back, head up, eyes open to hit holes and dodge tacklers. Speed is paramount, with deception and a change of pace to fool opponents as practice builds technique. Next week covers punting.
Local notes report events from New Market and Germantown including an ice cream festival on September 16 in front of Mrs. James Keiley. Visitors journeyed to Woodbine Philadelphia Ijamsville Lisbon and Braddock. Residents move homes and receive hospital care.
A fragmented chronicle notes dates and events including Captain John Smith in Jamestown in September, South Carolina repealing an ordinance, celebrations in Philadelphia, and actions around Santa Cruz and St. Michael in September periods, referencing American military and colonial history through scattered entries.
The notice invites readers to open an interest bearing account promising regular food dividends. The ad emphasizes reliable payments and appeals to households seeking steady returns from savings. Typical promotional language targets everyday consumers in need of dependable yields.
Phyllis wakes to neighbor cat noise and flings a shoe in anger. She wakes with one shoe missing and discovers a teen boy in the yard who offers help leading to a Clinton High attendance plan. She exchanges awkward talk and accepts his company after retrieving her missing footwear.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall visited their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Tabler, of Lansdown, spending the weekend. Miss Helen Reed of Washington is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed. Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Ford of Beallaville. Miss Ethel Fry of Washington spent the weekend with her parents.
Mrs Renry Schad of Cumberland Maryland lauds Dreco herbal medicine in a signed statement. She claims it cures kidney and gastritis issues after two bottles and plans to buy more for family use. The ad promotes Dreco as a plant based remedy without habit forming drugs and notes Pearre's Modern Pharmacy distributes it locally in Frederick and to druggists broadly.
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