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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
4
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September 23 1920 editorial notes that many youths are turned away from large colleges this fall. Some attend smaller institutions or live far away due to dormitory shortages. It argues many pursue college with hope of success, but warns the cultural veneer may wear off after four years.
The Cleveland school garden program raised 79535 dollars worth of vegetables from 1255 participating children last year. The figures show modest per capita gains but strong potential for urban gardens to boost local produce and foster lifelong interest in farming among youth.
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church plans Rally Day and Harvest Home Services with Sunday School at 9 30 am, preaching at 10 45, and 2 pm and 7 30 pm services. Pulpit decor features soil products. Address by Holden Felton of Frederick, with 150 hoped for at Men’s Bible Class. Soloists, recitations, and choir performances listed along with Lorenz songs. Reverend E H Hummelbaugh to speak on Lorenz the Gospel Singer.
A published inquiry on Frederick Avenue improvements led city engineer Emory Crum to propose a new street from Patrick Street to Seventh Street paralleling Market Street to ease congestion. Respondents include Rev. Chas. Shaffer, Stanley Young, Noel Haller, Walter Rice, and Path Willard, with varying support and concerns about prioritizing repairs first.
A church day features solo mu sic and anthems by K Lorenz sung by a choir including Mrs Hoffmaster, Mrs Hoover, Mrs Sponseller, Mrs Duble, Miss Carmack, J Edward Phreeger, William Hoffmaster, David Steiner and Reno S Harp. Members bring dinners for a church picnic style gathering in the focal room for a full day event with a large crowd expected.
Charles Caton longtime Hustler second baseman wed Mildred Cromwell of Tala City in a Tuesday ceremony at 2 oclock in Hagerstown. Caton, son of Howard Caton of Zanesville Ohio, played for the Hustler late season after brief stints with Hanover. They plan to reside in Frederick.
Brief items note unsure from late edition referencing a Thanknerving turkey. Weather outlook hints at heat during Ember days with fair possibilities, autumn loosely forecast by almanac. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
From The News column dated September 23 100 the Frederick notes recount a bald eagle sighting near Himes Island on the Potomac River and an Independent Hall dance by the Freder ick Cotillion Club with chaperons Mrs William H Maulsby and Mrs Charles W Ross Jr. The Belle Lettres Society held a meeting with a debate on U S military expansion. Local farm prices show butter 20 cents a pound eggs 16 cents a dozen potatoes 10 cents a half peck peaches 20 cents a half peck apples 60 cents 2 bushels dressed poultry 50 cents each and other produce values.
A jury verdict awarded $400 to Shr Wood in a dispute over a November 12 written farm purchase in Woodsboro district. The defendant faced charges as a Negro in the house breaking suit, with Chief Judge Hammond Viner and others on the bench.
The cabinet in Germany has decided to prepare a bill to socialize the country’s coal mines. An Associated Press dispatch from Berlin notes the government’s move signals a major shift in the national energy and industrial policy.
Local debate centers on Emory Crum plan calling for 96200 for street work including 13000 for College Avenue from Patrick Street to Seventh. Former alderman L A Rice and ex-officials dispute costs while some business leaders favor the project after further study.
The document lists total assets at 178,000.00 and total liabilities at 3,048,843.93 for real accounts with Federal Reserve references. It notes contingent liabilities at 98,000.00 and states no loans or discounts were charged above lawful rates. none of the loans exceeded 50 cents in charges.
In business in the courts, Willis BE Fisher and wife deed property to Mors ingher city for $1. Clyde 1 Rosal and wife deed to Tary Th Phloeger and wife city for $10. Ananda A Hitzell and Charles J House and wife deed in county. Marriage licenses issued: Clyde Irving Lantz and dna Eby of UC Masville. George EL Cummings 28 and Et elday 18, Brunsyeh. The Neil Grocery Company Wheeling West Virginia fined $2,500 in Federal Court at Martinsburg for profiteering in sugar sales. Company pleaded guilty to price fixing by selling 2,000 pounds at 11 cents profit per pound and 1,000 pounds at 9 cents per pound.
Doctors recommend Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil to spare children the taste of traditional castor oil. The product preserves strength and purity, offering the same laxative effect with no nauseating flavor. Sold in 25¢ and 50¢ sizes at all good druggists.
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