Middletown Posts Postmaster Hope Narrows to Kefauver
George W. Kefauver Democrat of Middletown was recommended for postmaster to succeed Leslie W. Gaver as Local Democratic Central Committee votes pivot between Kefauver Lighter and Anders. petitions circulated by supporters. final state committee vote moves toward Kefauver with district patrons to decide. post pays 1000 to 1300 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kefauver
Middletown
Leslie W. Gaver
Democratic State Central Committee
Orphans’ Court
Rusell L. Lighter
Geo. W. Kefauver
Charles W. Anders
Lighter
Anders
Kefauver
Meyers
Central Committee
State Central Committee
Jongs
J. Holfin Kefauver
District Central Committee
Judge Lighter
Afr
Social world remembered on this day and local notices
Mr George William Smith of East Lecond Street celebrated his list birthday with well wishes from friends and relatives. An Armory dance is planned under The Pleasure Club, and a bank letter from Dayton, Ohio passed floods en route. Young Men's Colored Reading Club of Frederick City incorporated. a new coach and haz car joined Frederick division service. various advertising notices conclude this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hir Teday
George William Smith
East Lecond Street
Young Men's Colored Reading Club
Frederick City
Ant
Warry
Johnson E. M. Johnson
Lucien T. Barke
Ries Yolland
Thomas Spencer
Ernest Brown
Edward Lyles
Charles Wiles Benjamin Foreman
Howard Larkns
Pin swallowed by Mrs Foster in Maryland incident
Mrs Merrill Foster of Bronewick swallowed a pin she held in her mouth yesterday afternoon. The pin lodged in her throat and could not be retrieved, leading doctors to send her to Baltimore for removal. She could drink water but not eat, and authorities expect the pin to be removed with little difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Foster
Bronewick
Baltimore
J. Ig
Mia
Foster
Quiet Baltimore wedding links Dateson and Tunstall
Miss Alice Maine Dateson of Baltimore wed Mr Stobertson Taylor Tunstall at Emmanuel Episcopal chapel in Baltimore with Rev. David P. Al Hon officiating. The couple will live at 2471 Maryland avenue after a short wedding journey, while Tunstall has strong Baltimore and Frederick ties and a notable family background. The issue also notes Cumberland and Knoxville connections and upcoming weddings, plus vaudeville acts featuring trained lions and the Charliss Duo at City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noot
Manuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Alice Maine Dateson
Nicholas Maine Dateson
Liverpool
Jingland
Stobertson Taylor Tunstall
Whillanmt Brooke Tunstall
David P. al Hon
St. Michael and All Angel's
City Opera House
Mae Flora
Charliss
Holy Communion at Grace Reformed Church
The Holy Communion will be celebrated at Grace Reformed Church Viersant Hill Rev A L Merman pastor this Sunday morning April 6 at 9 00 o clock Sunday school will be held at 9 o'clock Essential For Over 25 Years Renewing His subscription to The News C Kephart of Herndon Va writes Enclosed find one dollar for another year s subscription to your great paper He has been taking The News for over twenty five years and cannot do without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Viersant Hill
AL 4
Merman
Ibis
Mt 195
C. Kephart
Herndon
Sears
Catarrh Cure Claim Across Readership Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a claimed cure for catarrh across all stages. It offers a $100 reward and a $700 promise of testimonials, urging readers to write to V1 CHENTY & CO for leaf endorsements and to ask druggists for the remedy.
Builders reassure on safety of Empire theater remodel
Two contractors on the Empire theater remodeling project report the rear addition braced and separate from the main hall, with floors joists and walls reinforced to keep the motion picture area safe. Officials note the stage section is isolated and unaffected by work, confirming building strength remains intact. Legislators expect approval of the seventeenth amendment, with Rhode Island Connecticut and Florida assemblies in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manpire
Guldingson
M. C. Kemp
Gittinger
Inspectile Property
Board of Aldermen
Fimwire Theatre
Moving Picture Hall
United States
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Florida
Mish Barn Burns Near Clear Springs Washington
Fire destroyed ex Major Frank W Mishs large frame barn near Clear Springs Washington after noon. Tenant Joseph Long and neighbors saved 1 horse and several cattle. Loss included 500 barrels of corn fodder stack hay feed straw and farming implements. Some outbuildings caught fire but were saved. Insurance partly covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mish
Hagerstown
Secoo
Clear Springs
Washamion
Joseph Long
Darling
Jossas
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Local notices report residents Mr. Jacob Wites of Eighth Street and Mr. William J. Wilts of East Eighth Street confined to their homes due to illness. Wites is able to be about, while Wilts shows slight improvement from rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jacob Wites
Sitrer
Les
William J. Wilts
Anti-Saloon League Completes Maryland Fund Drive
The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland announced on April 1 the completion of a 25000 fund for education and organization work to aid electing a legislature favorable to local option. The drive raised 30000 in total including equipment and a school contest fund, with 750 contributors from $1 to $5000, and the league reports rapid progress in its temperance campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Anti-Saloon League of
Jet
Anti-Saloon League
League
Funeral notices and young publisher feature in local column
The funeral of Lewis Bollinger of Pharmont was held at noon from his home with large attendance. Services were at the Reformed church where he was an elder, led by Rev Heimer, with remarks by Col John R Reuzer for the GAR. Pallbearers were Oold Fellows. honorary pallbearers from Thurmont Grand Army Post. Undertaker M L Creager of Thurmont. Also burial of Mrs Eliza Jane Rhodes from Ida Atilottes home, Rev Henri L G Kieffer officiating, with floral tributes. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice arranged details. The funeral of Mrs Mary Jane Schaeffer from Buckeystown will be Sunday at 9 am, Lutheran church on the Manor, interment at the cemetery adjoining the church. Etchison and Cline are funeral directors. Also feature on Master Edward T. Gambrill, 14, publisher of American Eagle, a four-page monthly amateur journal from Colorado Springs printed entirely on a typewriter. He is grandson of Mrs Anna Helfenstein and visits locally.
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Lewis Bollinger
Pharmont
The
Reformed Church
Heimer
John R. Reuzer
GAR
Oold
Grand Army
Thurmont
M. L. Creager
Eliza Jane Rhodes
É'cloch
Ida Atilottes
Bast South Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
C. F. Goodell
John Hershberger
Lewis A. Rice
Marion C. Rice
Mt. OH ¥ Et
Thomas P. Rice
Mary Jane Schaeffer
Buckeystown
Etchison and
Cline
American Eagle
Edward T. Gambrill
Colorado Springs
Col
Young Gambrill
Anna Helfenstein
Senator Smith Appeals to Frederick Democrats for Re election
Senator John Walter Smith writes to Frederick County Democrats urging support in his bid for re election. He seeks party backing amid his ongoing campaign efforts and outlines policy positions in the appeal.
Hundred Year Clubs Promise Longevity and Vinal Tonic
Lifespan study advocates longevity, claiming a ninety year prime and old age starting after a hundred. Codner and Vinel tonic are touted to enrich blood, improve circulation, and restore strength. Mrs. Bloom of Lewistown and A Williamson of Frederick cite Vinel as enabling walks and chores, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bloom
Lewistown
A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
May Find Her Mother After Five Years of Searching
Mrs. Arthur B. Cooper of Baltimore believes she may have located birth parents after a years long search. Pauline Morgan, adopted from Washington Foundling Hospital as a six month old, was later found to be tied to Ade Morgan of Gaston. A Boston Md woman wrote that Ade Morgan died last winter and his wife is in a Virginia sanatorium, prompting plans to travel to Gaston to locate relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Cooper
North Malan Street
Baltimore
Pauline Morgan
Foundling Hospital
Washington
Washlngton
William Everhard
Point of Rocks
Frederick County
Ade Morgan
Ot Gaston
Virginia
Striking Bank Ad Promises Dollar Eagle Saver
A Pittsburgh savings bank president tasked an ad man with a memorable campaign. The designer warned that only the eagle on the American dollar can feed you and your family, urging savings to avoid starvation. Harry A. Roe, Maryland motor vehicles chief, aids the State Live Stock Board to guard against diseased livestock imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Elijah
Popular Magazine
Harry A. Roe
Motor Vehicles
State Live Stock Board
Maryland
Olive Tablets offer liver help and clearer skin
Dr Edwards fruit tablet product claims to cleanse the bowels and liver without the dangers of calomel. The Olive Tablets promise pink skin, bright eyes, and buoyancy, advertising that one or two tablets nightly produce movement, with boxes sold nationwide at 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a speedy cure for sourness, gas, indigestion, and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes, calls the product safe and scientific, and recommends a fifty cent carton from any drug store for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Public sale of valuable Frederick real estate Lot 25
The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick will sell at the Court House door on Saturday April 19 1913 at 11 o'clock a m the ground on the south side of West Fifth street Frederick City Maryland fronting 40 feet running back 213 2 feet to a 20 foot alley with sewer across the lot and a ten foot eastern strip reserved for sewer work conveyance at city expense cash terms. Auctioneer G M D Clabaugh. dMar 26 29 Apr2 4.
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West Fifth Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Fifth Street
Frederick
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick County
Saic
John Edward Schell
G. M.D. Clabaugh
dMar
Harven
Florence
Hahn
Arabs Chapel
Urbana Pike
Adwoin
FLOR
Heagey
Francis Smith
Doar
Taluahic
Adv
Evleska Om
Karsey
Anctionser
John Francis Smith
Arthur P. Willard
ALG
Cramer & Sons
Lewie
Toren
Total Valuable Real Estate
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W! Kefauver
Ruasef
E. Lighter
Chas. V. Anders
Soth
Armory Wall
Pleasure Club
People's Insurance Office
Bankers’ Underwriters’ Association of Dayton
Reading Club Incorporators
Frerick
And
Merril Foster
Brunswick
Hymeneas
Tengtallas Waitson
Roberts—Dour
John Bannister Roberts
Mary Irene Cowton Doub
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland Bar
William Cleveland [Licks
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
James EB. Moffatt
First Presbyterian Church
William Milner Roberts
Jacob Mumbird
Tssund
Charles J. Willard
Knoxville
Miss Lauretta
Thomas Opie Green
Baltimore County
St. Francis Catholic Church
News OF the Churches
Walla
Halle
Tyre
Leo
Chenty & CO
Indo
Hall
F. W. Mish
Roe
Oliver
Thonetghe
Quneten
Esses
Ural
New
Marke
Fromm Thor
MicChael Lime Kiln
Ray F. Rohrer
F. Frederick
Marindit U
Wm. A. Sorth
Avtormobil Pei Sul
Carom
Askungar Woop
Cranford
Bergaam Angel Vehicle Works
Middlepure
Mariseit
Clry Lot
Court House
East Second Street
Cotten
Lilly
Edgar H. McBride
2D Court Sieup. Post Building
Roy W. Poole
ANT Builder
Frederick, Mh
Jankiy
Bevard Kupner
C&t
Electric Club
Apiédiy
National Bank
Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
Robt
A. Kemp
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Apsiat
Richard Potts
Assiat
Caabier
Saloon League
NIST
Edith W. Main
Leo Weinders
Terin
Edith W. Mann
Lee Weinbers
Cage
Nee
Y. W. Bowers
Harry Ww. Bowers
Arthur I. Willard
Frank L. Stoner
Solicitors
Frederick Brick Works
Central National Bank
Mariodtt Secreta v
Union Manufacturing Company
Ofice
East Patrick Street
David Lowenstein
Marieast
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