Property Deeds Filed in Circuit and Orphans Courts
A list of real estate transfers filed in the Office of the Circuit and Orphans Courts includes Frederick W. Cramer and wife to Cornelius Woodward for $10. Grayson D. Dutrow to Rachael A. Lowery. John D. Shankle to William D. Staub. William L. Rice to Emma H. Crampton. George S. Ramsburg to Charles P. M. Kolb and wife for 3000. Cyrus F. Plack et al to Charles W. Harp. Henry Rice to Charles Harp. Charles H. Lewis to George L. Schaeffer et al. Welty Palmer to Lowie J. Warrenfeltz for 150. Dorsey B. Culler to Henry M. Kemp for 1800. John S. Newman trustee and Chas W. Ross Jr. to R. Lee Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Cramer
Cornelius Woodward
Grayson D. Dutrow
Rachael A. Lowery
Charles H. Masser
John J. T. Summers
John D. Shankle
William D. Staub
William L. Rice
Emma H. Crampton
Lowie J. Warrenfeltz
Dorsey
Culler
Henry M. Kemp
John S. Newman
Chas W. Ross, Jr
R. Lee Davis
Wilkinson Debates Anderson in Maryland Campaign Swing
Lloyd Wilkinson of Baltimore held a meeting at Albaugh's Theatre in the city dedicating an hour and a half to attacking Anderson while announcing his Democratic bid for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The stump campaign included planned joint debates across the state to counter Anderson’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Wilkinson
Baltamore
Albaugh’s
Witham H. Anderson
Court of Appeals
Wilkinson
Anderson
Lo le
Maryland
County Correspondence Happenings From Localities
Letters From Correspondents note events in areas such as Kemptown where Harry Layton fell ill while operating a machine between Mrs. Airy and Kemptown with Dr. Fout assisting. C. G. Davis visits Frederick. Reverend Hoffman of Laytonsville met with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burdette recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Layton
Kemptown
Remonstrance Filed Against Emmitsburg Liquor License
Edward H. Rowe of Emmitsburg opposes Lawrence L. Mundorff’s liquor license for the Emmitsburg House alleging proximity to his home, Mundorff’s ties to Slagle Hotel, past licenses, gambling on site, Sunday sales to minors, and inadequate amenities promised for guests. Signers include Jow EB L Annan John Wagerman John Saffer M F Shudta A Patterson FL E H Wrietz Adolphus Harner Jacob L Topper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigsung
Frederick County
Edward H. Rowe
Emmitsburg
Lawrence L. Munderit
Emantt H
Immitsburg
Rowe
Young Mundorff
Mr. Rowe
Slagie
Annie Mr. Slagle
Slagle House
Young Mun [Gort
Slagie Hotel
EB. L. Annan
John Wagerman
John Saffer
M. F. Shudta
A. Patterson
FL E H. Wrietz
Adolphus Harner
Jacob L. Topper
Y M C A Juniors Beat Maryland School 8 to 6
Y M C A juniors won 8 to 6 over Maryland School Juniors in a morning baseball game on the Maryland School diamond. A four run first inning gave the winners an early lead, while Maryland rallied with four runs in the final inning but fell short. Strong performances came from players on both sides, with key at bats listed for each team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Demarco
Behrens
Watkins
C.f
Alsip
S. S
Downes
Hetzer
Hood
Burkett
Harding
Nothagle
Grimes
R. F
Wren
Fleischman
Rinehart
S. S. Gilbert
Newman
Kennedy
Lipps
P. R. HE
LAC
M.S. D
YMCA Postseason Bowling League Formed for Ten Teams
Ten teams of three men each will compete in the YMCA postseason bowling league. Teams include Arctics, Dukes, Tars, Monarchs, Aviations, Colonials, Stags, Rasblers, Euclids, and Seurens with captains listed. In a separate incident, Chatlss Castle, a Frederick C&P lineman, was injured from a fall while trimming a tree and hospitalized after a concussion and a fractured leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctics
Gilbert
Berghaus
Hersperger
Dukes
Moser
Ho Zimmnerman
W. Zimmerman
Speaks
Fe.zeinler
C. Zimmerman
Monarchs
Anders
Cap
Manlsby
Anderson
Aviazions
Gambrill
Nicodemus
Castle
Sechell
Thomas
Delaplaine
Stags
Bailer
Gilson
Kemp
McBride
Taylor, Smith
Euclids
Sunday
Baumsardner
Hogarth
Seurens
Fishn
Malone C. Davidson
Chatlss Castle
Frederick
Charles Wilhide
Walkersville
J PD Nicademus
Middletown's Old Board Renominated in Election
Voters in Middletown renominated the existing town board at a recent meeting held in the Opera House presided by Russell Lighter. Six candidates vied for five commissioner seats with all current members renominated. George Rhoder Hicks led a list of nominees alongside Martin L. Shank Lewin P Miller Sherman J. Koogle and Caswell W W Houman. Polls open at 9 a m close at 8 p m with Earl Neilick designated as judge and Frank Rady as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snalltown
Opera House
Uns
Russell Lighter
S Leslie Shafer
Seer
Tian Laghter
Bussatrd Clortts
Ae AL Laiar
Lewin P Miler
Sherman J. Koogle
Caswell W.W. Houman
George
Palities
Uhlan v. Clauves
20 Degrees Goojer Today Weather Summary
Following yesterday's close day a storm last night dropped temperature to 47 54 20 degrees lower than year ago. Rain fell to .14 inch with some hail though damage minimal. Cora McAffee near Foxville arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Long. She was seen with Red John Walters and Mrs Brown near Hagerstown and Lanvale Street. The girl, about 16, refused to return home or seek a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora McAffee
Foxville
Long
Washington County
Hagerstown
Red John Walters
Brown
John
Found a Cure for Rheumatism Advertisement
A reader testimonial from Lee L. Chapman of Alaploten lows describes relief after two months of using Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism and claims to have suffered no pain since. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee L. Chapman
Chamberlain
Liquor Fight Is Endorsed by Conference
The conference commended the Anti Saloon League for its campaign and funds. A report on Park Road Church in Washington was adopted and a building pledge target set. A committee was tasked to review selling the president’s parsonage and relocating offices. About fifty Mason members witnessed a degree work at City Lodge. The evening session focused on missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Wi Anderson
Uulthmore
Jayuehbridg Va
Staryland Auth Saloon League
League
Park Road
Washington
Doard Young
Balcimora
Ted
HM City Lodge
Chambertlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers Worldwide
An advertisement claims Chambertlain's Cough remedy meets safety and efficacy standards for children. It promises pleasant taste, no harmful substances, and effective relief, urging mothers to choose the product and noting its limeade flavor and aroma as appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambertlain
Albright Defeats Mount St Marys In Cageball Thriller
Mount St Marys edged Albright 8 to 4 as Schick and Yost held the early offense while late hits swung the game. Costello Palliger and Sutton led Mount St Marys, with Malloy and Yost contributing on defense and offense. Helken and McAice officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary’s College Addo Ite
Mount Bi Mary'y Uaa
Albright
NASA
Schick
Yost
Matley
Boenmeynderter
Shick
Mount St. Mary’s
Sutton
Costello
Puuxtis Eune
Mt. St Mary's
Palliger
Laughlin
Rier
Malloy
Mount St. Blary’s
Tlno
McAice
Nallin
Mare For The Guy Stone Fund Donation Noted
Mrs Albert W Gordon donated 5 to The News Guy Stone Fund to aid the boy who lost both eyes in a dynamite cap explosion. The fund now totals 58972 on deposit and is used to prepare Little Guy for Balimore blind school training before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stone
Albert W. Gondon
Little Guy
Balikmore
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Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Hen Davis Guither
Annie B. Martin
Joseph A. Martin
Charles A. Damuth
Thurmont
Anderson His
Target
Mount Airy
Henge S
Mullinix
Mundorff
Lowe
Middletown
OLD Board
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
A. E. Heidler
West Patrick Street
Maple Avenue
Joho D Garber
Daysvile
Mid
Ralph _J. Brandenburg
Latz's
Muh
Charney H. Summers
Harmony
B. Hann
Patrick Street
W. Wm. J. Henkel
Knoxville
Brunswick
Roger L Dade
Jefferson, Md
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Liquor Fight
Gough Medicine For Children
People’s Theatre
Best Pictures
Lois Weber
Phil Smally
Billy
Falls of Idaho
the Empire
South
New York
Trederick
Temple OF Music
North Market Street
George A. Everhart
Lafrance
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Patrick Atract
Sourren L. Welty
House & Sigh
East Church St
Kefauyver
N. Market ST
Frederick MD
J. A. Ramsburg
J. W. Harner
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