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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

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2

School Ends Work With Seventeenth Year Of Sewing

The Weaunt County Sewing School closed its seventeenth year with a program of temperance songs and recitations. Students presented a variety of performances including a “Seven Little Workers” playlet and a “World Temperance March,” while awards honored best work, hand made dress, and prize winners in crafts and post graduate pieces.

WOC. T. OU Julia Abbott Myrtie Baker Alice Kline Flora Taylor Noomi Shook Christine Strasberg Naomi Haller Mary Bensot Edith Titler Pearl Biggs Flor Yaa Helen Ruth Taylor Pemperante Ino Muasie Miss Willard Helen Wolfe Miss Gordon Julia Roelkvy Elizabeth Falk Catherine Dean Ruth Michael Beatrice Cronise Pauline Stull Mary Benson Dake Miss Temperance Miss Mazel Oland United States Mareé McLoughlin Sweden Mater Zimmerman France Katherine Cronise China Alice Hrime Burmub Mildred Hidgrey Ceylon Mildred McClow Japan Apheces Rowe Pinaud Francis Oland South Africa Euma Taylor Iceland Tve Shalf My Mathers Elizabeth Katharine Tierwig Frances Oland Myrtle Baker Iva Shaft Eva Rhoderick Rebecca Rowe Katharine Sienner Ilness Fach Ay Tires Lizabeth Vlerwig Alte Kline May Jackson Mabel A Zimmierman Elizabeth Herwig Katharin Palk Janie Holderak Naomi Dfoldcraft Margaret Killian Frankes Oland Hitzelberger Pauline Sil Katharine Hern Mary -Benson Ruth Fleming Myrtle Tuker Elizabeth Kemmell Eva Rhoderik Mary Zimmer- Tain Ben Menseil Hazel Olund Weten Wolfe Marys Zimmerman Margaret Shipley Toatharine Cronise Julia Rodkey

Invitations To Dedication At Slate Armory

Invitations are issued for a dedication ceremony at the Slate Armory on Thursday afternoon April 14. A reception and dance follow the program. Admission is one dollar, with proceeds to support attendees and activities.

Recruiting Officer Again Visits Frederick

A visiting recruiting officer and aide arrived in Frederick to recruit for the Army. He will stay through Saturday offering information on enlistment, benefits, travel opportunities, and the chance to serve in the Philippines, the Canal Zone, and other postings. Transport to Baltimore and New York is provided for accepted applicants at no cost.

cSergh D. Seeber Sertice Poday Saturdais Bergl Beebe Abe Freerick Frederick Fa Beeler Philippine Islands Tawa Atlasha Canal Zone China Japan Java Baltimore New York

County Death Records March Mortality Totals Rise

Mortality for March shows 66 deaths in city and county with 14 city deaths and 52 county deaths. Interments at Mt Oliver number 17 with others at Mt Olivet and nearby cemeteries. deaths spread across several towns and states including Baltimore Washington Boston West Virginia New Mexico Minnesota South Carolina North Carolina Pennsylvania and more. For the first three months of 1914 there were 162 deaths with 57 interments at Mt Oliver and a breakdown by city and county.

aUaPy Mt. Olivet St. John's Central Pharmont Emmitsburg Rocky Hill Manor Ulica Kemptown Middletown Myersville Court Chapel Aysvile Knoaxville Lewistown St. Children City Bounty Baltimore Washington Boston West Virginia New Mexico Minnesota South Carolina North Carolina Pennsylvania

Coal price cut announced by Frederick dealers

Frederick coal dealers say on about April 15 the price of coal will drop 25 cents per ton in a standard seasonal reduction likely followed by a rebound next winter. Current Frederick prices range from 7 dollars 14 cents to 7 dollars 40 cents per ton, with one grade of red act at 7 dollars 65 cents. Mines price cuts today drop 24 cents per ton to dealers, who pass the saving to customers.

Frederick

Gypsy Child Burned While Nearby Camp Fire Incident

Five year old Arthur son of Res ter Catello, a Gypsy, lies in Chambersburg Hospital with severe burns after his clothing caught fire near a camp fire. Unclear if he belongs to the traveling tribe recently seen near Frederick, though the local Gypsy group includes several families in the Chambersburg area.

Arthur Rester Catello Chambersburg Frederick Freier

March Court Records Detail Filings and Licenses

Court records show 222 instruments filed in March with the clerk of court. The list includes seven mortgages, one charter amendment, a release, a lease, a plat, and an amended decree among others. Various licenses and ministers certificates were renewed for the month.

Ateries Iasi

Rheumatic Pains Relieved by New Treatment Shown in India

A patient in Mera, Ind, reports relief from rheumatic pains after a novel remedy. The article notes exposure to Posamatian for relief and mentions local attacks and celies, with unclear details about practitioners and outcomes.

Ind

Frederick County Flittings Mark Busy Move Season

The News reports a surge in removals across Frederick County as rain eases. Numerous families relocate within city streets from South and West Patrick to East All Saints and Wisner, with bankers and court clerks busy amid peak moving activity.

Tony Eiregimpta Burgest Allice Frederick County Frederick Lewis Coward Wear South Street Urbana M Charles AL Hemnan West South Street Charles Degeo Strate Town Oliver Turner Emily Trom Patrick Street C. Hy Kckstein Ity West Patrick Street South Market Street Gayson Furrow Cee Neue Clifton Lester Grove Trom Braddock North Market Street Jacob Fulmer Philip Madison Avenue Samuel (. Ramhsburg Ha Aerstown Pike Trallman Saw Mill Hottom Allen Moberly Stanley Michael Davis East Third Street South Market Figimilton St All Saints South Street G. B. Haines Ehner Stup Uwe West Fourth Street J.C. Stubbs Marshall Stockman East Patrick Street Tammany East Church Street Robert M. Lease Wisner Sirew Mr. Layman Wisner Street East Jerome Hahn William Battholow, Jr Schreysville William Hargett Charis Poole East South Street John MM. Fagle Odelin Merchant Charles Eo Tones Water Street Arthur Phebus Midison Avenue Patruk Ste Wears May Batrick Street Jesse Anderson Tatrick Street William Freed Learns Lane Margaret Benner Fan

Local Moves Referenced in Fragments

Reader notes multiple street movements: Harry and Crebs family shift from West Seventh Street to 24 East Fifth. Yather Welty family changes from East Fifth Street to West Patrick Street. Details incomplete.

North Market Street West Patpck Street Harry & Crebs West Seventh Street East Fifth Street Yather Welty Fift Street Oto Weest Patrick Breet

Live Wire Codenominal Debate for Frederick Slogan

Frederick contemplates an official slogan shift from Live Wire to another term. Board of Trade officials favor keeping Live Wire of the State due to its deep public recognition. Proposals like Frederick, the Home of Industry, rise but resistance exists to changing a long established motto.

Frederick Leen Fraley Board of Taide Maryland Ureguard of Trade

Japanese Discussed at Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Grace Reformed Church held a 2 pm chapel meeting. Papers on Japan and abroad were read by members. Pastor Rev. John A. Di urged active service and noted a letter from Grace Reformed Mission Church in Chicago. A donation to the Japanese Mission in San Francisco and a student sponsorship in Japan were planned. A vocal solo by Miss Carrie Kefauver was well received.

Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Grace Reformed Church Pam Allan RR. Lampe John A. di Hie Grace Reformed Mission Church Chicago Mari San Francisco Calif Japan Carrie Kefauver

Missionary Society Meeting at Millilaven Bethel

The Millilaven Bethel Missionary Society held a Sunday night meeting with an orchestral program led by Mrs. Estella Martz and soloists, recitations, and hymns. Participants included Wilford Blank, Charles Gon, Miss C. Gonse, Miss Orra Moore, Pauline Hildebrand, and Master Willie Hamilton among others. offerings and prayers closed the service.

Jesus Wilford Reeder Mary Kemp Nellie Cray Bri Choir Pearl Masser W. Tucker Willie Hamilton Chow

Social Hygiene Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

At the anal meeting of the Society of Social Hygiene yesterday afternoon, officers were elected:\nPresident Dr C L F Gendell, First vice president Rev UL S G Rupp, second vice president Mrs Janie DeLashuntt, treasurer Mrs David Lowensten, secretary Miss N O B Blanchard. New executive committee members are Dr Joseph Ho Arne, Rev l 3G Rupp, Det LEE Brown, Mrs Sarah O West, and Mrs Henry Rais pure.

Social Hygiene Society Societ of Social Haciene Clf. Gendell Wrst UL S G Rupp Sion Acce Janie DeLashuntt David Lowensten Nob. Blanchard Joseph HoArne Rupp de Tlee Brown Sarah O West Henry Rais Pure

St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Back Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as relief for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pains. It claims kidneys cause no pain and urges rubbing on the affected area for immediate soothing effect without burning the skin. A trial bottle is advertised.

St. Jacobs St. Jacobs OH

Public transit timetable fragment at Montevue Loop

A transit note describes trips between Montevue and Leave Square via Loop. Departures from Montevue to Square occur every hour and half hour with a ten minute head start and then twenty minutes after each hour.

Cry Service Montevue Loop Square Fifth Street

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