Constitution Week Observed by Kimanis Club
Flnley C. Hendrickson Cumberland attorney spoke at Frederick wauis Club Inn meeting about Constitution Week observances. He traced Philadelphia framing of the Constitution in 1797 and the founders like Washington, discussing natural laws, division of powers, and the republic's structure. He likened political science to government practice and noted enduring principles guiding constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flnley C. Hendrickson
Cumtberland
Frederick 11
Wauis Club
Hiancis Deute Key Hotel
Islanis Clubs
Hendrickson
Philadelphia
Washington
Republic
Public Meeting on Boy Scout Interest at Hood College
C Thomas Summers of Frederick urged the public to support the Boy Scout movement at a forthcoming meeting next Tuesday at Hood College at 6 15 PM. An invitation was extended to club members for ceremonies tied to the opening of the new road to Washington via Hratstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
United States
C. Thomas Summers
Frederick
Wrb Agulest
Hood College
Boy Scout Movement
Washington
Hrattstown
Chlorine Plant Replaced at Fishing Creek Dam
A new chlorine plant was installed at the Fishing Creek dam on Tuesday to replace the disabled unit. Paragon Engineering Company supplied and installed the plant, with eight pounds of chlorine daily used at Fishing Creek and two pounds at the Tuscarora receiver to ensure water purity. The old plant was sent to Paragon for repairs and water remains under a citywide ban on use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek
Paragon Engineering Company
Long Island City
Pew
Tuscarora
Paragon Company
Middletown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Disturbing the Peace Sentences In Police Court
Shorty Douglass, colored, found guilty of disturbing the peace by Justice August T. Brust. Fined $20 or 40 days in jail. He chose jail. Jennie Lee, colored, also guilty, selected 30 days in jail. Etta Pitts, colored, guilty, owed $250 to Justice Brust and jailed for three days for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty Douglass
August T. Brust
Jennie Lee
Justice Brust
Etta Pitts
300 Dogs Picked Up On City Streets
William Hopwood, the official dog catcher, collected 300 dogs since April 1, with most chloroformed at the dog pound. A biting incident injured a child on West South Street but was not serious. Hopwood cited few escapes, two shootings of vicious dogs, and occasional near misses while patrolling near West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopwood
Harry Bear
West South Street
Hopwood
West Patrick Street
Billy
Ellswieath
Lare
Rutabaga Introduction Across Britain and Europe
The rutabaga was introduced to Scotland around 1781 82 and to England in 1790. It appears in American gardens by 1806 and an acre grown is recorded in 1817. Vernacular names indicate origin in Sweden or northern Europe and it is sometimes called hanover from a German variety.
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Scotland
England
MacMahon
Sweden
Europe
Hanover
Germany
Air mail route bids open as post office sizes up eight services
Postmaster General New oversees bid opening for the eight air mail routes with ten commercial operators submitting 17 bids. Compensation ranges from a high percent of postage to 55 percent under a banana ket plan tied to Chicago route grants. Announcement of winners awaits further time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Postmaster-General New
Aircrart
Air Mail
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kimanis
F. G. Hendrickson
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Chandernagore
France
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Hotel Frederick
Second and Market Sts
Potts & Griffin
Court Street
Andrersis
Frederick, Maryland
The
Bank of Personal Service
Frederick’s Best Store
Frederick’s
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
Edmonston
East Second ST
Washington, D. C
Pearre
Drag and Prescription Service
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists
Helfenstein & Urner
TV Ar Ars
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Market St. Frederick, MD
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
the Modern Lighting Company
N. Market St
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