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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
7
Frederick Maryland news brief notes a painting and manufacturing firm in Brick. The item is from Associated Press and includes a standard notice about submission of communications and advertising. It mentions post office registration as a second class matter.
Friday September 23 1922 urges Frederick residents to join churches lodges clubs and business associations and support civic groups. The piece argues organized voluntary effort strengthens the town and that joiners bear more responsibility but propel moral and economic progress. It notes the need for broad participation and moral support for communal advancement.
Notices report the death of William P. Tregoning at Frederick City Hospital from angina at age 46. Funeral details list Central M. P. church services, Fidelity Lodge pallbearers, and interment at Central cemetery. Also noted is the death of Frederica Wittler at Menterue Hospital aged 79 with services pending at her son Edward Wittler’s home. Thomas P. Rice listed as funeral director.
Snapshot of items dated September 22 including Salem witchcraft executions in 1692, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation effective 1863, a cardinal’s visit to St Patrick's Cathedral in New York, and early American settlements notes.
An Inquiring Reporter survey gathers farmer and dealer views on whether wheat will rise above one dollar this winter. Otis King forecasts potential gains to 1.25 or higher, while Pearl Bargain House expects prices to rise. North Bend grain dealer notes about 80 cents. Utica Mills farmer doubts, others cite European turmoil boosting prices.
John Mansion, a 35 year old foreigner, visited several homes near lime Kiln, threatened to shoot residents, and, after drinking liquor, was found asleep at a boarding house. Deputy Smith arrested him and jailed him, intact with two .38 caliber revolvers, after an attempted attack on multiple neighbors. He faces a hearing before Justice Johnson tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Daisy A Heiner wed Aden B Aughenbaugh at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev C. G. Rupp officiating. The couple from near York, Pennsylvania were joined by bride’s uncle Allen Zeigler. Clyde F Anderson and Catherine H of Hagerstown also married at the parsonage with Rev U Rupp officiating.
Walker Carty has recovered at home on Rockwell Terrace after illness. Mr G Bawaenon has been quite well at his West South Street home. Mrs Isaac Shipley on West Church Street has been able to go out after a period of illness.
The funeral for Charles W. Marts will be held Saturday at 2:30, with services at the house and burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Thos. P. Rice funeral director.
Twenty years ago Frederick residents read that curb edging for East Church street paving was due tonight or tomorrow with work to start soon after. A twig from Col D. C. Winebrewer’s grove at Indian Spring was sent to The News. An Irish potato famine worry loomed with potential European imports to meet demand as peaches and tomatoes dominated the market. Carnahan F. Kenveney, Cumberland Democrat nominee for Congress, planned to visit Frederick on Saturday to meet the Democratic County Central Committee.
Delays over right of way hinder two mile state highway links from Licksville to the Monocacy and from Liberty toward Oak Orchard. Finishing plans shifted to next spring. other projects press ahead, including Georgetown Pike concrete surfacing and widening along the Baltimore road.
A spoken performance of Rast Lrané, an evening of alternate lander and tear, opens the dance season at Melodece ball next Monday night. One of the best companies will perform, with prices mentioned as high but expected to decline rarely.
Aubrey Devine presents a 1921 football punting lesson. It outlines stance, grip, ball handling, drop technique, and form focus for beginners. Emphasizes gradual speed, careful steps, and avoiding extra steps to master punt mechanics.
Calvin Whitten of Baltimore faced detention after a reckless drive at West Coarch and Court streets drew police attention. Lt Gerhart questioned Whitten at Justice Johnsons office about a license, fake markers, and ownership tied to a Baltimore man named Jones. The car was taken to Maryland Motor Machine Garage as Whitten remained in custody for further inquiry.
A historic blunder in letter writing is corrected as an editor notes the effort to keep correspondence neat. The article describes missteps in card finishing and masking with careful corrections, highlighting the pride of writers in presenting legible, tidy epistles.
Jack and Bill Simpkins plan a grand leaf pile in a big yard to dive into and roast potatoes in leaves. They recruit Horace Burton and borrow rakes from neighbors, expanding the yard next door. After a full afternoon of raking and feasting on potatoes, Jack returns a rake with a clinking sound in his pocket.
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