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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

Page

3

State tax hike hits Frederick voters in 1915 1916

Taxpayers face higher state tax rates for 1915 and 1916 as loans to finance public schools roads and other bonds grow. Maryland School for the Deaf gains 37 500 yearly, up 2 500 for improvements. Sabillasville Sanatorium maintenance 160 000 and building 25 000. Also a 17 year old boy Raymond Mossburg is sentenced to eight years in the Maryland Penitentiary for a serious offense against Frances Cross of Seneca.

Frederick County Maryland Agricultural College Maryland School For the Deaf Maryland Sabillasville Frances L. Cross Reginald Cross Seneca Montgomery County Raymond Mossburg Rockville

Funeral for Mrs. Margaret E Getvendanner Attended by Relatives

Miss Eudie Koutzalin Reverdy Winebrener and William C Neidig along with Mrs dh B Tran and Mrs D Charles Winebrener of Walkersville traveled today to attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret E Getvendanner. The service was in Martins Town West Virginia at noon and interment followed in Shepherdstown West Virginia.

Eudie Koutzalin Reverdy Winebrener Walkersville William C. Neidig Dh B. Tran D. Charles Winebrener Margaret E. Getvendanner Ates Town W. Va Shepherdstown

Monocacy Marker Plans Discussed by U D C Chapter

The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a meeting to plan a Monocacy marker unveiling on July 9, marking the fiftieth anniversary of the battle. They discussed fund-raising entertainments and historic context of the site near Best's Grove with ties to the Army of Northern Virginia and Confederate generals.

Fitzhugh Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy J. J.ringer Washington Genevieve Ehert Frederick Whittier Barbara Fritchie Army of Northern Virginia Jn Best D. H. Hill John G. Walker Longstreet Stonewall Jackson J. FE Stuart WW. N. Pendleton Harper's Ferry Crampton's Gap South Mountain Monocacy Stephen D. Ramsuer Larry J. C. Breckenridge Buckeystown Pike Ballenger’s Creek Lee

Frederickan in Florida letter on Bradenton orange grove

A Fredericktonian writes from Bradentown about James A. Brown and Family, formerly of Frederick, owning an orange and grapefruit grove. He describes six acres of beans and tomatoes, Florida’s air heavy with orange blossoms, and large grapefruit on sale in town. He notes the Manatee River location and views of porpoises and flying fish.

Key West Florida

Trial Sermon Set for Leitersburg Charge Preacher

Rev. Carl Mumford to deliver a trial sermon for the Leitersburg charge embracing Leitersburg and Beard's near Chewsville on Easter Sunday April 6 with Leitersburg services in the afternoon and Beard's in the morning unless the schedule changes. He is a young married son of AI W. Mumford judge of the Orphan's Court of Braddock. A Gettysburg Seminary graduate, he previously served at Littlestown and wed a daughter of Rev M L Beard. He now pastors a church between Cumberland and Pittsburgh.

Carl Mumford Leitersburg Lutheran Church Beard’s Chewsville Beard Gettysburg Theological Seminary Littlestown Pal Gne M. L.beard Thurmont Jownsboro Munford Cumberland Pittsburg

Legislature Rush Time In Maryland Senate Debates

State Legislature moves quickly through a packed agenda with five minute limit debates and three minute explanatory votes. Frederick county temperance measures trigger votes and a Knox ville saloon ban proposal faces a 4 to 4 committee split.

Knoxville House Temperance Compelitor Frederick County Bel Frederick Newman Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad Company Mathas Senate Lev Passette

Appeal Court Rules Pow el-Evans Franchise Valid

The Court of Appeals ruled the Powell Evans franchise valid for the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company. The decision affirms the right to furnish light and power in Hagerstown and ends a long dispute that would have deprived the company of about 400 customers and $40,000 in annual revenue. Investors faced a potential loss of a $260,000 project if voided.

Powel-Evans Court of Appeals Ataser Hoof Hagerstown Presley Company Powell-Evans Judge Keedy Lynch and Jennings R. R. Henderson

Hymeneal Waufeman Twenty United at Hagerstown

Chas M Kauffman of Quincy and Blanche I Twenty of Yellow Sprigs wed at St Pauls United Brethren in Hagerstown on March 26. They plan to live at Goods Siding Waynesboro where a dwelling will be built this summer. Kauffman, a machinist, previously worked in Frederick and may join a Waynesboro shop. Invitations in Frederick for Roy F Carty and Emma Edna Hanvey wedding in Mount Pleasant Church Washington DC on Wednesday April 35 at 8 oclock. Carty son of Alton and wife known in Frederick. They will reside after June 1 at Emerson Street NSW. John H Miles and Ruth Johnson of Urbana quietly married at East Church Street parsonage yesterday afternoon by Rev E W Dec War.

Chas. M. Kauffman Quincy Blanche I Hagerstown St. Pauls Roy F. Carty Aliss Emma Edna Hanvey Washington Mount Pleasant Congregational Church Carty Alton Carty Frederick Emerson Street Nsw John Miles Ruth Johnson Urbana Methodist Episcopal Parsonage East Church Street E.W. Dec War

Dr James Headache Powders Ad Sparks Quick Relief

A vintage ad touts Dr James Headache Powders promising fast relief from dull, throbbing, or neuralgia headaches. It claims a 10 cent package clears the head in moments and ends distress, urging readers to buy at their local drugstore.

The Work of Death Woran Theorses Eugene Thompson Dies

Eugene Thompson aged 28 years 3 months 4 days colored died at Monte- Vue hospital Saturday morning. His remains were taken to Urbana area home Saturday afternoon. Funeral Monday at Ebenezer church 1 oclock a.m. Rev Charles Stubel officiated. Pallbearers included Bradley Bowie Wallis Frederick and others. Interment followed at the cemetery beside the church. George W Peters Funeral Director.

Eugene Thompson Monte- Vue Hospital

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