Daily News of Frederick Md Prominent Local Paper
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland publishes daily except Sundays from 41 North Market Street. It lists staff including Geo Birley, Will Fout, and others. Rates: one cent per copy. subscriptions by mail or carrier with monthly and yearly plans. The paper prints job printing and offers advertising with rates on application. Office contacts and post office entry noted.
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EN Independent
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing
Mand Manufacturing Mant Company
I. Birely
Delaplaine
Sec'y and Treas
GEO. Birely. Co
Brunswick Times
High Street
People's National Bank
Runswick
the Times
Knoxville
Frederick
Puckerstown Pike
Fifth St
Fiftit Street
Horseshoe
W. Patrick St
Church St
Ld Court St
Carroll Street
J. Marshall Miller
Apridit
Maryland
Apriatt
The Automobile Learners Teach Growing Drivers
The April 27 1916 article notes falling car prices flood the roads with learners. It warns young drivers gain speed quickly and misjudge risk, causing chaos in towns with bikes carriages and pedestrians. Instructors must stress control and safety.
Advocates smooth bands on traction engine wheels
A reader questions Grove Lime Co. president William J. Grove about why traction engines operating in the city use cleats while stating smooth bands are possible. The letter asks for clarification on engine band choices and road use.
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The
News
M. J. Grove Lime Co
State Roads Commission
William J. Grove
Grove Lime Company
President seeks business aid for national defense effort
In an open letter the President appeals to American business leaders to cooperate with engineers and chemists in organizing national defense against industrial resource threats. He warns plans are confidential to the Army and Navy and expects resistance from some manufacturers but deems the work essential for prolonged national security.
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America
Army
Navy
Germany
Inventions proposed to fuel a new wave of wealth
A New York Sphinx Club dinner speaker outlines fourteen invention ideas to boost American industry and war readiness. He cites affordable auto fuel, a leak free fountain pen, snap fasteners, electric rug beater, rollable window screen, quick fitting corset, and a neck friendly collar as possibilities. He urges inventors to think boldly and push ideas into public favor.
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Philadelphia
Sphinx Club
New York
W. R. Hotchkin
United States
Novel literary contest to award News Trophy at Girls' High School
Friday evening brings a six debater program with three orators and three essayists and declaimers from Boys' School cadet companies. Points toward the cup reflect overall performance in both literary and athletic skill. Other notes mention the Women’s Clubs Federation State Convention in Baltimore with attendees from Civic Club Art Club and Seminary Alumnae.
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Women's Clubs Federation
Frederick
Women’s Club Federation
Baltimore
Civic Club
Art Club
Seminary
J. D. Hendrickson
Wm. R. DeLashmutt
B. PF. Reich
J. H. Apple
Fitzpatrick
Mignon Trail
State Suffragists Convene in Maryland Session
The annual convention of the suffragists of the state met in Hagerstown yesterday with delegates from across Maryland. Frederick county was represented by Miss Florence Trail, Miss Grace Trail, and Mrs. Hammond Urner among others.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Frederick County
Florence Trail
Grace Trail
Hammond Urner
Preparing For Primary Election Material Distribution
Supervisors of elections begin county wide distribution of primary election material as campaigns wind down this week with candidates closing in their home counties.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Notes
Local items from the News column dated April 27 1896 cite Master Paul Hussmaui son of P Y Howard Kussmaui planting a horse chestnut tree in Court Case Park Governor Lowndes appointing Milton G Viner to the board for uniformity of legislation in the ULB Johnny Scamper is restored and repainted on the cupola of the United Engine House Wilson repaired the trumper and Fritchie Haver and Samuel Suman did the painting.
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Paul Hussmaui
Howard Kussmaui
Court Case Park
Lowndes
Milton G. Viner
Board of Commissioners
ULB
Johnny Scamper
Sigis
United Engine House
XX. J. Wilson
Trumper
Messrs
Fritchie Haver
Samuel Suman
Personal mentions from Baltimore visits and local callers
Misa Margaret Neidhart and Milas Gertrude Fitzsimmons of Baltimore returned from Freder ick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staley East Second street returned from Baltimore. Misa Sarah Poor of Baltimore visiting Miss Margaret Ford West Church street. Miss Lillie Ramey and niece of Charles Town visiting Mrs. Lewis Hooper East South street. Miss Alma Henry of Washington spent yesterday with Mrs. George W. Salter Jr West Church street. Mrs. Bernard Kennedy West South street returned from Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith and two sons of Tilbertytown returned from Easter holidays with Mrs. F. F. Smith Hast Second street. Mrs. O P Bennett Hast Second street visiting Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. James W Doll and Mr. and Mrs. C Mantz Doll returned from a motoring trip to Pittsburgh and Cumberland.
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Misa Margaret Neidhart
Milas Gertrude Fitzsimmons
Baltimore
Frederick
Frank Staley
East Second Street
Misa Sarah Poor
Margaret Ford
West Church Street
Lillie Ramey
Charles Town
W. Va
Lewis Hooper
East South Street
Alma Henry
Washington
George W
Airs
Samuel Grafton Drvall
John Francis Smith
Francis X. Stanley
Geo A. Jolliffe
James A. le Clerc
Harry Leichert
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Noah E. Cramer
J. Alleine Williamson
J. Charles Winebrewer
Isabel Zimmerman
Rose
Mary Rogers
Saint Joseph's College
Christie Cushna
Williamsport
Annabelle Dill
Helen Horn
Mr. Airy
Josephine D'Anger
Virginia Carty
Julia Worthington
Katherine Tt. Cramer
Lillian Motter
Serena Motter
Antoinette Markell
Sarah Dunnington Poor
Elizabeth ‘Grawford
Roberta Carty
Jewel Rodock
Margaret
Miriam Hagedorn
Mayetta Hershberger
Helen Hiersihberger
Mary Maulsby
Marcelena Schoolffeld
Pocomoke City
Helen Heinlein
Agnes O'Donnell
Katherine Grove
Marie Hammond
Ellen MacGill Baker
Berryville
Betty Walker
Mt. Airy
Thelma Littlefield
Middleburg
Betty Chainey
West River
Jane Detrick
New Market
Elizabeth Matthews
Marian Douglass
Eleanor Staley
Hagerstown
Margaret Dill
Ruth Helfenstein
Irene Warfield
Glenwood
Mabel Crawford
Pauline McCardell
Hallie Cramer
Walkersville
Charles A.wolfe
John McMorris
Pittsburgh
David Cushna
T. N. O'Neill
Hanover
Roger Molesworth
Bernard Warfield
Reymond Brown
Joseph P. Madigan
Uolmes D. Baker
E. C. Mark C FF. Weidman
Waynesboro
Bruce G. White
Lraddock Heights
William Anders
Union ‘Bridge
Reginald Hammond
Harry Matthews
Earl Buckey J
Earl Skinner
Union Bridge
William B. Wils
Hugh Willis
New ‘Market
Monroe Englar
New Windsor
Walter Price
Reginald Smith
Frank Lewis
Charles Sotheron Howard
E. Monroe Zentz
R. Franklin Heck
Roy Olver
George LeGore
Willard Osburn
James Diffendal
Charles McC. Mathias
John Stauffer
Wenner Gregory wedding at Grace Episcopal Chapel Brunswick
Miss A Virginia Gregory and Edward G Wenner wed this afternoon at Grace Episcopal Chapel Brunswick in a simple ring ceremony performed by Rev K E Burgess. Bride given by father, no attendants, Flora Gross played. They plan a 3:20 train trip and will reside in Philadelphia.
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Grace Episcopal Chapel
Brunswick
A. Virginia Gregory
Edward G. Wenner
K. KE. Burgess
St. Mark's Parish
Episcopal Church
Flora Gross
Philadelphia
Charles R. Gregory
Wedding Bells Ring For Hallar Doll In St Johns Rectory
A quiet wedding was held at St John s Rectory last evening at 7 30 as Annie B Hallar became the bride of Charles J Doll of this city. Rev Fr Kane performed the ceremony in the presence of close family. The bride wore navy blue poplin and the couple will reside on Elm Street in their new house. Also wed last evening Virginia Beverly McGill daughter of Rev and Mrs John McGill Highlands The Plains Va to Charles Mayer Coryell son of Mr and Mrs James Bingham Coryell Philadelphia.
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Doll—Hallar
St. John's
Annie B. Hallar
Charles J. Doll
Fr. Kane
Doll
Elm Street
W. B. McGill
Virginia Beverly McGill
John McGill
the Highlands
the Plains
Charles Mayer Coryell
James Bingham Coryell
Philadelphia
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Katie Mehrling
Miss Katie Mehrling was surprised with a birthday party Monday night at Mrs. Kate Perry's Center street home. Friends attended including Elizabeth Lee Beatrice Nellie Stettlemyer Lilia Hull Amanda Wills Rebecca Cramer Pearl Rhoderick Nannie Bentz Temple Renn Barbara Katie Mehrling John Webb Charles Marion Talley Tyler Shook Irving Chew Earl Rhoderick Russell Lewis Chas Schell Albert Wiles Mr. Miller Geo Perry and George Mehring. Odd Fellows at Church Sunday. King David Lodge No 50 1O 0 1F reports Grand Lodge notes. Divine services planned at Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Lodge No Tu to attend centennial observance? at Independent Hall West Church Street 145. Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Panan chaplain to deliver sermon.
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Katie Mehrling
Kate Perry
Center Street
Elizabeth Lee
Beatrice
Nellie Stettlemyer
Lilia Hull
Amanda Wills
Rebecca Cramer
Pearl Rhoderick
Nannie Bentz
Temple Renn
Barbara
John Webb
Charles
Marion Talley
Tyler Shook
Irving Chew
Earl Rhoderick
Russell Lewis
Chas. Schell
Albert Wiles
Mr. Miller
Geo
Fiarry Perry
George Mehring
Odd Fellows
King David Lodge
Grand Lodge
Philip Scerer
Xo Tu
West Church Street
Thomas Freeman Panan
Fifteen Bills Signed by Harrington Including Water Truck Bill
Governor Harrington signed fifteen bills yesterday, among them a water trucks measure known as the Roenpett bill. Protests arose from various state residents over the bill, but the governor deemed it a good revenue producer and affixed his signature. The remaining measures were delayed due to a family emergency in Cambridge. Say you saw it in The News.
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Tor Harrington
Gosenaer
Cambridge
Leap Year Dance Impresses With Black and White Decor
The Jean Year dance hosted by the Frederick Cotillion Club featured a Black pool White Ball theme. Six hours of dancing to Braddock Heights orchestra ended with a luncheon during intermission. Out of town guests attended as the event marked the first social after Lent and one of the brightest of the year. Program artwork by George A. Jolliffe highlighted the lavish decor.
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Frederick Cotillion Club
T Independent Ifall
Braddock Heights
George A. Jolliffe
Baltimore
Margaret Ford
Union Church Unity at Walkersville Shows Strong turnout
Four Walkersville churches united for six weeks of Lenten services, with all district residents over ten urged to participate. Pastors coordinated a village wide effort without pulpit talent import, resulting in crowded services and a fresh sense of fellowship. Names of churches and pastors listed. results on membership additions pending.
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Walkersville
M. E. Church
A. C. Day
W. B. Miller
Charles E. Shilke
U. B
Paul E. Holdcraft
Ernest E. Weaver
Administrator's Notice opens probate in Frederick County Md
The subscriber has obtained letters of administration from the Orphans Court for Frederick County Maryland on the estate of the deceased. This public notice informs creditors and interested parties to present claims by the designated deadline and follow probate procedures.
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Orphians’ Court
Frederick County
Sarait FE. Young
Fréderick County
Herman H. Young
dApr
Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth Klein
Rosa Li. Blientlinger
Executrix
Frederick Capital Sees Large Finance Movement
A Frederick MD capital scene shows a notable cash flow with figures around 160,000 and 1,170,000 in large transactions or valuations, indicating sizable financial activity in the area.
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J. M. Cronenburg
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Kolb Brothers
J. Alger Heard
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J. D. English
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