Allen and Peck in Control of Consolidated Company
The first meeting of the directors of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad consolidation was held in Hagerstown. Allen and Peck of Syracuse were placed in control to operate, reconstruct and rehabilitate the system. Emory L. Coblentz resigned as president. successor to be named. Brunswick extension plans hint at major upgrades and service improvements. Directors from Frederick joined the trip. Security power plant inspected. executive committee named. company stock at 3,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adhe Hagerstown and
Frederick Hallsread. Company
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
Old Frederick
Messrs. Allen and Peck
George William Smith
Pioneer Railroad
Jefferson
Brunswick
Cyrms FL Flook
Myersville
Hagerstown
Alien and Peck, Inc
Syracuse
First National Bank
Edward F. Peck
Consolidated Company
Alien
Alex Armstrong
Crras F. Fleck
Win J. Varvie
Allen and Peck
Fim
Allen & Peek, Inc
Hagerstown Railroad Company
Frederick Railroad Company
Loomis Allen
Edward FF. Peek
Safford K. Colby
Newport News
Aten and Peck
Hagerstown and
Prederick Railroad Company
Prederick
Empery L. Caoblents
Thomps Thraller
G. Mantz Besant
George Birely
K. T. 2. Johnson
New Britain
Conn
Henry A. Abbe
Annapolis
Talmage
Cherry
N. Y
Clifford A. Lloog
Ernest J. Edgecombe
Baltimore County
James Piper
Fred, C Todd
Baltimore
Edwin W. Poe
Francis J. Carey
Death notices for Carey and Stauffer families
Retired farmer James Carey died at home near Doubs on Saturday aged 79 with a long general debility. Survived by children John W James E Jacob R Joseph L and Jesse J Carey and Addie L Carey and Mrs Margaret Stockman and Mrs Laura Davis. Funeral Monday April 21 at 4 pm conducted by Rev Z J Ware at Lusvbean church. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison Jefferson funeral director. Also Miss Marie Stauffer formerly of Carroll Manor Frederick County died yesterday in Glyndon Maryland of consumption aged 36. She lived with sister Mrs Anna Hesser. Remains to Frederick tomorrow at 11 20 am interment St Johns cemetery. M L Etchison is the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famies Carey
James Carey
Doubs
John W
James E Jacob R
Joseph
Jesse J. Carey
Addie L. Carey
Margaret Stockman
Laura Davis
Z. J. Ware
Lusvbean Church
Wm. F. Brown
Marion S. Michael
John P. Hickman
Calvin C. Bready
Jacob Basford
C. Newton Whip
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Jefferson
Marie Stauffer
Carroll Manor
Glyndon
Anna Hesser
Frederick
St. John’s Cemetery
M. L. Etchison
HYMENEAS HAGAN-BOYER WEDDING IN ALEXANDRIA
Miss Vivian Boyer daughter of Mrs Bettie Boyer and Mr Charles Hagan son of Mr and Mrs Henry J D Hagan travel to Alexandria Virginia this morning for their wedding today. They are accompanied by bridesmaids and guests and will return to West Fourth Street to reside after a short trip. Both are well known and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan—Boyer
Vivian Boyer
Bettie Boyer
East Patrick Street
Charles Hagan
Henry J. D. Hagan
North Market Street
Alexandria
Annie
Hallie
Fannie Borer
Minnie Weast
Ira Staley
West Fourth Street
Count Arrives for Bride Louvie Warfield in Baltimore
Count Wladimir Ledochowski of Poland, to wed Mise Loulae Warfield daughter of former Governor Edwin Warfield, arrived in Baltimore from New York aboard the Mauretania. He stays at the Stafford with valet Winvalet, plans keep private wedding in either Linden Avenue home or Oakdale Toward County, grandparent death limits ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledochowski
Louvie
Warfield
Baltimore
Wladimir Ledochowski
Poland
Mise Loulae Warfield
Edwin Warfeld
Baltmore
New York
Mauretania
Miss Warfield
Stafford
Mallimore
Winvalet
Ledachows
Racine
Ballinarg
Baltilmore
Lie
Linden Avenue
Oakdale
Toward County
Maryland seeks state fish and game law to fund protection
The Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association backs a proposed law for the legislature to enact. It would create a $30,000 fund for game protection and propagation, require licenses to hunt or pursue game, set fees of $1 for residents and $10 for non residents, and establish penalties from ten to twenty five dollars. Exemptions include farm land owners and tenants on their own or leased land, with non resident taxpayers possibly classified as residents at a $500 assessment. Licenses expire June 1 and may be issued by mail, with funds strictly for protection and propagation, and exemptions for Susquehanna Flats and counties with existing resident licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Protective Association
Maryland State Game and Fish | Protective Association
Maryland
Superior Court
Baltimore City
Susquehanna Flats
Pen-Mar Road Washed Deep Opens Improvement Plan
Officials of the W. Md. Ry. surveyed Pen-Mar to plan improvements for the season. A new dancing pavilion may be built on the north side opposite the current site, twice as large as the old pavilion. Superintendent William Hahn led crews cleaning the park as heavy rains damaged roads and bridges, especially High Rock road, requiring extensive repairs before travel resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
W. Md. Ry
Pen-Mar
William Hahn
High Rock
Happy Women In Frederick Find Relief From Kidney Ailments
Reader testimonial from Mrs Perry of Braddock Route 21 Frederick Massachusetts praising Dean's Kidney Pills. She cites years of backache distress urinary trouble and dizziness and credits Dean's Kidney Pills obtained at J W Harner's Drug Store with restoring health. The ad invites others to ask for the same remedy Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Perry
Braddock
Masa Aili
Dean
J. W. Harner
Pond
Kidney Mills
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Civic Club Reviews 1912 Work and Elections
The Civic Club reviews a year of activity with officer elections and a month-over presidency. Highlights include cleanup days, playground programs, water supply advocacy, abolition of hog pens plan, park and creek beautification efforts, prize programs for backyard improvements, and fundraising through papers and sales. Treasurer's report details receipts and disbursements, noting grants, dues, and charity-related expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Neidig
Board of Aldermen
Bentz Park
Carroll Creek
Civic Club
Officers Elected at Citizens Bank
Election of officers listed for the organization with names including Bertha Trav J Oflenaria and Mrs Warry Waller. Balance in Citizens Bank shown as Sawa S205.00 and $8.25 recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Ane
Willows
Iss
Bertha Trav
Mes
J. Oflenaria
Tim Pivse
Deni
KOS
Dutroy
Warry Waller
Assisilant
F. 1
Stoner. Coresponding Sa Retats
Jillian Molier
Phe
Exccutave
Mesdames Kemp Kester
C. Eo
Delegates Named and President Postponed in State Meeting
Keedy Lewry Matter Albert Brown Jacob Rosenstock Lowenstein Low ers M L wichisen Robert Tyson A ty Ruder and Miss Kate Rainghbargone to be supplied. The election of a president was postponed for a mann. Misses Charlotte Baker and Ethel Fitzpatrick were named as delegates to the State Federation convening in Baltimore this week. A sing vote of thanks was given Mrs Motter for her faithful services du president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedy
Lewry Matter
Albert Brown
Jacob Rosenstock
Lowenstein, Lowers
M. L. Wichisen
Robert Tyson
A. Ty Ruder
Kate Rainghbarg
Mann
Charlotte Baker
Ethel Fitzpatrick
State Federation
Baltimore
Motter
Feast of Passover begins with impressive Hebrew services
Impressive Passover services were held last evening in the Masonic Temple by local Hebrews marking the start of the week. Families observed the Seder with roast meat, charoseth, bitter herbs, and unrisen bread as the youngest member asks questions and the head of the family retells the Exodus story. Roy O. Kelbaugh of Thurmont suffered a foot cut while chopping wood but can move about with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cascarets: a night cleanse for stomach and bowels
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a night remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove sour undigested food and gases, and carry off waste. It claims faster morning relief, healthier bowels, clear head, and cheerfulness for months, noting a 10-cent box for children and adults.
Financial Statement of Liverpool and London and Globe Ins Co Ltd
Maryland officials certify the year ending 1912 abstract from the U S branch accounts showing admitted assets 15729218 97 liabilities and capital surplus 4095972 92 The document is dated February 12 1915 and signed by Insurance Commissioner Mason Shehan The notice also includes two political announcements for Frederick County Maryland candidates Abram J Eichelberger for County Treasurer and W H Wolfe for County Commissioner both seeking Democratic primary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liver rOads
London and Globe. Insurance CO. Ltd
Loxdon
England
State OF Maryland
Office
THE
State Insurance Department
Baltimore
U.S
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co
Fie
Mason Shehax
Apridttoan
Frederick County Democratic primary candidates for sheriff and commissioner
A collection of candidate notices from Frederick County Democrats announcing runs for Sheriff County Commissioner and other local offices. Names include Robert L. Cramer Calvin L. Putban John W. Humm Clarence C. Holz and others. Notices state runs are subject to Democratic primaries and request party support. Locations include Lewistown Frederick Buckerstown Marsidon and Ruckersville. Dates referenced span 1912 era language and election cycle phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Abram J. Eichelberger
Dedd&whom
V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Robert L. Cramer
John D. Conard
Frederick District
Marsha
Rob Sherife
Fredick County
Democrac
Fredeuck County
Calvin L. Putban
Lewistown
John W. Humm
Frederick
Marlid&éwEim
Sherif
Clarence C. Holtz. Neomajcwfeths
E. Victor Myers
Buckerstown
Mariin&wiTsm
Terry Kvir
Thomas NL Mohler
Ruckesstown
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Hagerstovm and
Fred
Etick Railroad
E. L. Coblentz
Hymeneas
Florence— Adams
Mary Ellen Adams
Romanus Benedict Florence
J. O. Hayden
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
C. Emmitsburg
Whlty Ter
Chester Welty
William Wel Pig
Belva Derr
Jacob Derr
Materstown
General Farm
Western Division of States
Fates Land
Mendaies Markey Kndar
Afiple, Haller
Miss Indley
Mra. S
North Market
J. D. Baker
Teieman
New Charter State Federation Mpurs
Assi Iation
Sawa
Roy O. Kelbaugh
Thurmont
Ile
H. S. Landis
Frederich
N. Market Street
James C. Rowe
Washington St
Mariscim
Rereran
Central National Bank
Reserve Agennis
Ompanie
Abenta Wee
Llabilitie Capital
Sucpluy Fund
Whee
Tess
National Awe
Stud
Saveings
Iwredertel
T A. Kemp
A. Kemp
G. Wesley Brindley
N. P
T. B. Johnson
Arthur Potts
Chas
Wertheimer
BR. & D. Mantz
South Market Street
Market St
West
Patrick Street
Mal
D. BE. Kefaurer
C. & Haun
E. L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
Hahn Td Betson
C. R. Landis
Edgar H. McBride
Frederick, Aid
Roy W. Poole
Frederick, MD
Danlidig
Brevard Kepner
Reederice
C&p
Avridiy
Tor Falsone
Cassengher
Wewis Alrich
FOL CouNty
Ani
Treasuer
Toshal
Frederick W. Cramier
April&wite
Tupr
Decid&wFtt
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville, Ma
Louis C, Etchison
Jefferson District
Apridim&wim
City Register
G. Waring Tyson
Marsidtt
Lewis H, Fraley
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