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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1915

Page

6

Brunswick Office Adverts News Subscriptions

The Brunswick office announces daily and weekly editions of The News with delivery to all United States possessions for $1.00 in advance. Subscriptions and notices are received at the High Street office opposite Rational Back. The Times and The News can be bought at multiple local spots including New City Hotel and various cigar stores. Subscriptions in county by mail or local pickup are encouraged and the office asks readers to report issues to improve service.

Brunswick Bruns High Street Rational Back Brunslee the Times AMI United Atric No Places New City South Market Central West Patrick Ariington Hotel Braddock Zimmerman Bros McCardell's George Burdette Bentz Street Nicholas Gassaway Frederick County Gaifl George Sewell

Summer Homes and the Allure of Country Retreats

The piece argues summer homes offer a homelike, informal alternative to crowded hotels. It notes families rent or own small shacks, enjoy casual dress and relaxation, and favors roughing it over hotel scrutiny. It cites children disliking hotel routines and suggests Braddock Heights as a government official lodging idea.

Frederick Hopefuls Aim to Attract Tourists This Summer

A Frederick community urges turning beauty spots into welcoming spaces while noting Europe’s shift to graveyards. The piece contrasts local optimism with global conflict and hints September is four weeks away, signaling upcoming planning and reflections on travel and local charm.

Business in the Courts Property Transfers and Marriage Notice

Trustee J Marshall Miller transfers real estate to Joi T Holt for 610. Harry Snowden sells water right to George W McComas Jr for 6. Clarence Kemp and wife to Gilmore Flautt for 10. William Dussard and wife to Clarence Holter for 150. Marriage license: Morris G Black 25 and Jane A Gigeons 19, both of Tiurmont.

Okedem J. Marshall Miller Joi’t. Holt Harry Snowden George W. Mc Comas, Jr Clarence Thomas Kemp Gilmore R. Flautt William H. Dussard Clarence R Holter Morris G. Black Jane A. Gigeons Tiurmont

Waters Sent To Berlin for Consular Service

Harold G. Waters of Germantown Maryland who passed the civil service exam for the consular service was assigned by Secretary of State Lansing to the American Consulate at Berlin. He is a Georgetown alumnus. Republicans To Ratify Primary Call issued for August 11 meeting of the Republican State Central Committee to ratify actions fixing September 14 as the state primary date. Meeting Postponed School Board meeting moved to Thursday to decide school financing with county appropriation.

H. G. Waters Berlin Harold G. Waters Germantown Secretary of State Lansing Mr. Waters Georgetown University Galen L. Tait Republican State Central Committee Vandiver Democratic State Central Committee

Amendments to Banking Law Proposed by State Official

Two amendments to state banking law likely to be introduced in the next legislative session would expand the discretionary power of the State Bank Commissioner to withhold approval of charters and allow state banks and trust companies to accept drafts secured by collateral. Commissioner Downes reported the plan in a prepared statement.

Downes

Kieffer Delauter Files for State's Attorney Primary

Candidate for the Democratic nomination, Kieffer Delauter, filed with the Board of Election Supervisors his application for a place on the primary ballot and submitted the required £ 25 accompanying fee. Empire Observing Anniversary. A special Empire Theatre program marks anniversary night with souvenirs for attendees.

Kieffer Delauter Board of Election Supervisors Empire Empire Theatre

Picnicking Today at Reich's Ford by Trinity

Trinity Methodist Episcopal South Sunday school holds a picnic today at Reich's Ford. An Ohio inventor has provided a baby carriage with extra wheels to lift over curbs without jarring occupants.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal, South Sunday School Reich’s Ford Ohio

Democrats nominate John E Hurst for Governor in 1895

Frederick notes from The News dated August 3 1895 record the Democratic nomination of John E Hurst for Governor. Other items include visits to Camp Le Racoge by Harker Morsell Gilsyn Schroeder a bantam finding by Roland Simpson a balloon find by Julius Grahe a scalding accident to Maggie Woll and Edwin C Markell thrown from a bicycle on East Church Street with facial pain.

Roger Harker Morsell Brook Hill Lizzy Gilsyn Albert Schroeder Edwin C. Markell Frederick Town

Scaffolding Collapse Injures Four Men in German Town Building

A scaffolding accident at the Hargett building in German Town left Paul Beard cut and bruised, while Supervisor McHugh narrowly escaped falling. Frederick Mack, Harry Crone, and McHugh clung to safety as others fell or climbed to safety. Contractor Culler, nearby at scene, helped coordinate aid. Beard recovering well with Dr. Hedges and Dr. Sittern attending. Police Court proceedings followed in Poultice Court with several vagrancy and disorderly conduct cases.

Paul Beard Harlan J. Beard Feagaville Floyd Cater West Patrick Street Frederick Hammond Mack Harry Crone Middletown Supervisor McHugh Baltimore Joe Hargett German Town Callapierd McHugh Culler Poseibin Lisyd Culler Beard PF. H. Hedges Frederick J. M Sittern Germantown Aaron R. Anders Poultice Court Charles’ Newkirk House of Correction Russell White Wiliam Proctor Larry Dorsey Joe King Clara Palm

Lightning Death and Storm Damage Hit Carroll County Areas

A Monday evening thunderstorm with heavy rain and high winds struck Carroll County. Lightning killed Nathan H. Diehl while gathering poultry in his yard. his son and daughter survive. The storm also burned Guy W. Babylon’s Wakefield barn with this year’s crops and farming tools lost.

Carroll County Stone Chapel Nathan H. Diehl Guy ‘W ’ Babylon Wakefield

Cavalry Exhibition to Shine at Berraville Show

Alorsemen will witness the U S Cavalry at the Berraville Horses Show on April 12, with exhibitions over three days by the Fifth Cavalry. Officials expect record crowds as the unit is billed among the most daring in the nation.

Alorsemen U.S Cavalry Fifth Cavalry United States Berraville

Thurmont Couple Wed in Simple Mat Place Ceremony

HYMENEAS Glack Gigeons Morris and Jane Giseons of Thurmont were married at Mat place on Saturday by Rev F El Heimer. The ceremony united the couple in a quiet church setting with local family present.

Glack Gigeons Morris Jane Giseons Thurmont Mat Place Saturdar EL Heimer

Law covers point on park question in Maryland code

A Frederick attorney cites Article 16 Section 107 as sufficient to permit disposing of a used burial ground for park purposes without a new act. The lengthy code provision outlines court notice, ex parte testimony, and distribution of sale proceeds to lot owners, with possible removal and reburial of remains. The Consistory meets in October with committees from the Board of Trade and Civic Club. no quorum, October meeting postponed.

Frederick Court Saag Board of Trade Frederyk and Civic Club YML C. A Evangelical Reformed Curch

Dairymen Organization Planned By Manss Visit

W H Manss of the Southern Settlement and Development Co will visit Frederick to organize local dairymen for better conditions. He will meet at the M C A at 2 PM on Friday with Dr. Asford and a U S Marketing Department representative to discuss the plan and gather support.

Braddock W. H. Manss Southern Settlement and Development Company Frederick Mansa Manss Charles Wertheimer Mauss U. S Dr. Asford

Among the Sick and Returning Home

The candidate Mrs William Wesley remains ill as reported two weeks ago. Mr William Smith, operated on at the cat Hospital, has returned home on Derr Street and is able to be about.

William Wesle William Smith Derr Street

Big Crop Picked Near Frederick Washington Area

A resident near Frederick Washington reported a large harvest of raspberries. Wade, an observer from the far west Teporae region, notes the crop count and shipment status. The details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a notable berry yield and distribution.

Taspherimea Emers Wade Nowili

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