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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
8
Benjamin Rosenstock joins the first year class at the University of Maryland Law School opened Monday. Leon Biser and Charles E Moylan are in the second year class. Charles Arnold of Brunswick also enters as a five year student. Harmony Grove’s Charlie Bell sends a large sweet potato weighing 234 pounds and one ounce to The News.
Local notice warns eel pot owners to stop taking fish for food, citing the eel pot law of 1922 and threatening arrest and fines. Deputy warden Louis C. Etchison demands all eel pots be out of commission by December 1, or removed. Also listed are assorted local advertisements for apples, sales, and services from Frederick businesses.
Last chance to dance at Braddock Heights Pavilion on Friday September 22 featuring Dahila Sale with special cut dahlias for Sunday table decorations and cemetery bouquets on September 23. McCRORY'S 5c & 10c STORE advertises piano lessons at 103 Court Square. Additional notices cover rent, cattle sales at Fulmer's Station Frederick Md, and a six room cottage for sale or rent with easy terms.
Trustees announce public sale of real estate and extensive personal property in Frederick Maryland tied to Automotive Tractor Corporation of America bankruptcy. Sale includes seven and a half acres with plant buildings and dwelling, plus numerous factory tools and equipment. real estate may be divided into two parcels with reserved bids. sale conducted under court order with cash terms and 10 percent bid deposits. additional public sale of Jamville real estate listed with mortgage assignment.
Representatives of Frederick county Sunday Schools at a conference in the Frederick M C A outlined plans for the sixth annual parade and religious demonstration in the city on Sunday afternoon November 5. About 2000 men are expected to march from 2 30 pm to a mass meeting at 3 15 pm in the City Opera House addressed by a nationally prominent speaker. The event, a longtime fall gathering, originated seven years ago in Frederick with R Paul Smith a leader in the Builders Bible Class. Smith is now with Potomac Public Service in Hagerstown and not coordinating the Frederick parade this year. A Hagerstown parade is planned for October 29, with Frederick members hoping for cross participation.
Frederick Maryland bank report lists resources including loans and discounts, United States government securities, bonds, and cash vault reserves. Liabilities show paid capital, surplus, undivided profits, and interest and tax reserves. The document is an OCR fragment dated September 15 1933 with financial figures and line items.
John D. Hendrickson promotes Viyella flannels in all wool fabric, unshrinking and suitible for sport dresses shirts and children's wear. Also advertises a northwest side seven‑room home with modern conveniences on West Third featuring sleeping porch shades blinds storm door gas heater and a last built city house on a cheap lot.
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