Pershing Might Visit Frederick For Legion Bazaar
Frederick residents expect General John J. Pershing to attend the Legion Home Bazaar in Frederick during the week of April 17. The event, to raise funds for a permanent Key Post home, includes plays at the City Opera House and activities at the Armory. A letter from Pershing expresses possible attendance, with plans to confirm dates later.
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Frederick
John J
Black Jack
D. John. Markey
American Expeditionary Forces
Legion Home
Armory
City Opera House
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Key Post
Pershing
Markey
Perking
Bazaar Committee
Bazaar
Lady Helpers
F. Lester Smith
Girls’ High School
Boys’ High School
Smith
United States
Legion Home Bazaar Committee
Claggett Ramsburg
Martinsburg to pay Ward in 1921 sale dispute
Martinsburg will pay Joe Ward 426 dollars after a judge ruled the club owed 25 percent of player sale receipts from the 1921 season. The decision hinged on a technicality that the 25 percent clause did not clearly terminate with the player's contract. Blue Ridge League meeting in Martinsburg expected within two weeks may draw Landis and Sea-ton, with scheduling on the agenda.
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Martinsburg
Ward
Joe Ward
Landis
Chamber Plans Housing Study To Relieve Frederick Shortage
Frederick Chamber of Commerce moves to form a community building corporation to meet housing needs. Plan calls for appointment of a committee. names to be announced after board ratification. Also covers Rockville circuit court cases including murder, assault, larceny, bigamy, embezzlement, and rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rockville
Peter and
Worthington
Middletown Report Shows Healthy Town Finances
The annual Middletown report by Burgess and Commissioners, prepared by Register Howard A. Gross, shows a healthy financial condition with receipts of 7179.89 and disbursements of 6211.41. Cash on hand stands at 962.48, with major income from taxes 3079.20 water rents 2578.44 and band concert subscriptions 45.25. Disbursements include water bond coupons 631.25 electric lights for streets and clock 1334.04 and salaries 275.00.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Middletown
Howard A. Gross
Valley Savings Bank
Town Officials Earn Modest Salaries in Civic Service
The town reports sewer expenses of 830.34 and general expenses of 2,269.77. It holds a sinking fund of 4,457.54 and water system bonded debt of 15,500. Salary costs total 275, covering the burgess, city attorney, five commissioners, assessor, and register plus the constable. Burgess and attorney earn 25 annually. commissioners 15. assessor 20. register 125. Officials serve largely pro bono, including George L. Dub burgess, Sherman R. Koogie, George D. Dinterman, Morris R. Holter, Charles B. Darner, Calvin Coblentz, commissioners. George H. Dinterman assessor. Howard A. Gross register.
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Register
George L. Dub
Burgess
Sherman R. Koogie
George D. Dinterman
Morris R. Holter
Charles B. Darner
Calvin Coblentz
George H. Dinterman
Howard A. Gross
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Legion Bazaar
Col. Markey
Montgomery County
Willam H. TreCuner
J. Herbert Cissel
Arthur Mulhecan
Ridge Avenue
Takoma Park
Merimac
Saratog
Avenues
Tak Oma
E 2. Jones
S. W. Ryan
Prospect Street
Everett True
Hooter
Ing
Charles Gibson
Washington
Hazel Bentley
Leesburg
Emmitsburg
G. C. Weddle
Annan
M. J. Thompson
Opera House
Hood River
Oregon
Pacific Power & Light Company
Frederick, Md
Liberty Bonds
Air View
Leslie N. Coblentz
George C. Remsberg
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Greenawalt’s
The
Charles Opel
Haller & Co
West Church
McLeery
Gia
McLeery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Mullinix & Bentz
the Rug Store
Federal Reserve System
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
St Ser
Building ‘Association
Frederick Bailding Association
Frederick Building Association of
Frederick County, Md
Thomas Fal Haller
Geo. FL Zimmerman
W.L. Carty
Ben S. F. Reich
Albert S. Brown
Charles C. Carty
A. M. Landater
M. Newman
John L. Johnson
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County Nation SE Rank
WM. D. Zimmerman
Mr. Bell
Optical Department
C. L. Kefauver
C. S. Schermerhorn & Son
North Market St
Maryland
Helfenstein & Urner
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