Centralizing Frederick County Schools Gains Support
A census of four Woodville District schools shows about 60 percent of patrons favor centralizing. Superintendent Palmer and County Board members toured schools, noting that a four-room central building could train children better while reducing teaching staff costs. Transportation would be provided by the school board, with few new buildings needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville
Friendship
Presly Blane
Harriaville
Palmer
Sehow
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick County
Names and visits fill Howard County city notes
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded as staying with friends or returning home in the city. People from Baltimore, Washington, Hagerstown, and other towns are listed with addresses on West Patrick Street East Second Street North Market Street and more. The Pen Mar Express incident is noted with a two hour delay but no injuries. A humorous cartoon-style exchange about lawn care and a sanitary drinking tube invention are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. White
Bart Fourth Street
Baltimore
Herryman
Harry
East Wattek Street
McMurray Street
Mt. Airy
Mies M. Lourae Payne
Enat
Patrick Jatteet
Hins
Baithnora
Rev
J. 3
Liert
Retives
Indiana
Ilinois
Joseph Six
Johnson County
Jexnle DeLashimutt
Grace Corwin
Path Beach
Horiday
HH. Hummalbaugh
Patrick Alrett
Aire
Influence
Nina Ringer
Hagerstown
C. Franklin Smith
East Fourth Street
Harry C. Smith
Waynesboro
Carlton E. Koogle
West South Street
Myersville
Boonsboro
Flageratown
Nita Perry
Cambridge
Adam Balling
North Market Street
Homme
Paul W. Stauffer
Washington
Charles L. Brengin
Davidb Roelkey
Municipal Explosives Commission of
City of New York
Virginia Roelkey
Robert M. Ritchey
Blanche Josephine
Mea
Pen Mar
Monocacy
Hillen Station
Sone
Bakers May Reduce Bread Loaf Weight
Prices for meat in Frederick show a slight rise amid national inflations with a cautious butcher calling the move modest and warning stiffer increases may follow. Horse and mule prices are uncertain with some local sellers saying declines persist though Agriculture Dept experts foresee a material rise due to wartime demand and depletion of mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Woear
Mountain City
Resterlar
Agticulture Department
Weather station weekly records show high heat and traces of rain
Data from the local U S Weather Bureau station lists daily highs and lows for the past week. Saturday 98 67 with trace rainfall, Sunday 98, Monday 97, Tuesday 91 80, Wednesday 79 69, Thursday 84 61, Friday trace. Trace indicates rainfall too small to measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Death Notices from Woodsburg and Uniontown District
Mrs Ametia Kling widow of John Kling died at home in Woodsburg from heart trouble aged 78 years 6 months 12 days Her death followed a period of illness and she leaves several children Funeral rites Sunday at 10 am from the Woodsboro Lathorar Church with Rev R S L C Pofenbarger officiating Interment in Ad Hope cemetery Funeral directors Sharetts and Powell Also noted twin infant of Mr and Mrs Wiltant Bartholow died at Wisner street funeral held this afternoon Rev Fr John Leo Collins officiating Interment Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral directors F W Obenderfer Sons Abram W Caylor a farmer of Uniontown district Carroll county died suddenly of acute indigestion aged 66 He leaves one son Howard L Caylor and two daughters one trained nurse graduate of Johns Hopkins Hospital and Mrs Guy E Carlisle near New Windsor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ametia Grimes Kling
John
Kling
Woodsburg
Thomas Kling
Harry King
Wathersville
Joss King
Woodsboro
Maynard Dutrow
Mia
Jounte
Arty
Liberty
Nim Kling
Rslc
Pofenbarger Hostor
Ad. Hope Cemetery
Sharetts and
Powell
Preattey Andrews Bartholow
Wiltant Bartholow
Wisner Street
John Leo Collins
Mt. Olivet
F. W. Obenderfer
Adam W. Caydom
Abram W. Caylor
Uniontown
Carroll County
Linwood
Howard L. Caylor
Johns Hopking Hospital
Guy E. Carlisle
New Windsor
WED AFTER 2-DAY COURTSHIP Weds Rapidly at Pen Mar Baltimore Pair
Two Baltimore lovers Joseph Kare and Maye Kuhn met at Park View Inn and wed in Hagerstown after a two day courtship. Guests at the Pen Mar inn witnessed the quick ceremony as the couple exchanged vows and began married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aymensin
Pen Mar
Baltimore
Hyman
Pen May
Joseph Kare
Maye Kuhn
Park View Inn
Lovestricken
Marrhed
Cupid
Hagerstown
Edinburg Couples Secretly Wed In Shenandoah County
Mr. Granville G Moyer and Miss JLicy V Burke of Edinburg were quietly married at the Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage this morning by Rev Dr Ulysses S Grupp. The Brunswick report recalls a license obtained in Frederick and a two hour search for a minister before a ceremony was possible. A second wedding, William W Daber and Helen E Schaubla of Chambersburg Pa, occurred yesterday afternoon in Frederick by Rev L G Kieffer of the Evangelical Reformed church. An advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh cures and touts Hall’s Catarrh Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville G. Moyer
Jlicy V. Burke
Edinburg
Shenandoah County
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses S$. Grupp
Brunswick
Frederick
A. G. Horine
Avalret—Schaurer
Wiliam W .Datber
Helen E. Schaubla
Chambersburg
Lent LG. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Woman Takes Rat Poison To End Life
Mrs Mary M Spaulding wife of farmer John Spaulding near Long Jorner died after consuming rat poison yesterday following a period of poor health and nervous weakness. She had gone to her garden and returned in good spirits before collapsing from poisoning. Death occurred about 9 PM after a delay in medical aid. She aged 48 leaving husband and three children. Funeral Monday at 10 30 at Howard M P church with interment at the church cemetery. Pallbearers named Neall Gosnell David Murray Joseph Mussary S Mullinix John Penn and Charles Mullineaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Spaulding
John Spaulding
Long Jorner
Sho Wan
Kemptown
Wng
Spaulding
Milton I.cecraft
Mt Airy
Lillie Mullaix
Frederick
Howard M. P
Neall Gosnell
David Murray
Joseph Mussary
Mullinix
John Penn
Charles Mulineaux
B. W. Bowman
Girl Recovers From Large Laudanum Dose
Miss Hilda Brightwell, a Gem Restaurant employee on South Market Street, swallowed laudanum in a personal crisis after a recent dispute with her mother. Dr. C. H. Conley and Dr. R. C. Aume treated her with a stomach pump, saving her life. she spent a tense night but is reported improving, though weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda ““Srigatuwell
Gem Restaurant
South Market Street
Miss Brightwell
Conley
Danser
Marker to honor Francis Scott Key birthplace in Maryland
The P O S of A of Maryland will guard the Francis Scott Key birthplace near Keysville Carroll county and erect a memorial tablet at North Point battlefield. Peter Baumgardner owner consents with a marker to be placed by June 12 1915 the Saturday nearest Flag Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Francis Scott Key
Keysville
Carroll County
Maryland
Baltimore
Peter Baumgardner
North Point
Braddock Heights Social Scene Highlights Card Parties
August 15 at Braddock Heights Avalon Club hosted five hundred games with prizes to Mrs. Hidman Miss Hoff Mrs. Myers Miss Virginia Thigpin and Miss Elizabeth Bogan. A second session produced prizes for Miss Mary Myers Mr. Bernard Bogan Miss Elizabeth Bogan and Mrs. Robert Myers. Also notes a Friday night dance at the pavilion moving pictures in the auditorium church choir rehearsal and a Sunday service at Hotel Braddock led by Rev G Williamson Smith with Miss Roche directing music.
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Praddock ‘Heights
Avalon
Hidman
Hoff
Myers
Virginia Thigpin
Elizabeth Bogan
Mael Avalon
Mary Myers
Bernard Bogan
Robert Myers
McCardell
Pen Mar
Mir
Price
Hotel Braddock
G. Williamson Smith
Abe Rosenour
Gerald Rosenour
Heir
Frederick
Fairont
The
Heights
R. E. Delaplaine
Bon Air Cottage
Heightuditorium
E. H. McBride
George Williamson Smith
M. A. E. Biser
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Frederick Woman Back Pain
Frederick resident Mrs. William Abrecht reports relief from backache and disordered kidneys after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes dizziness and nervousness improving, noting the remedy cost 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y advert. An African frog sounds a call under water audible at long distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Doan
Abrecht
Foster-Milburn Co. Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Beautiful Washington Wedding Unites Remsburg and Faul
Miss Hurita Catherine Remsburg daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles D Remsburg of Wallington Washington wed Howard E Faul of East Greenville Pa Rev J J Pimon officiated The ceremony featured palms ferns and white crepe decor The couple will reside at Rockingham Apartment Washington after September 15 Mr Faul a Georgetown Law student and private secretary to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedey
Hurita Catherine Remsburg
Charles D. Remsburg
Wallington
D. C
Howard E. Faul
East Greenville
Maryland
William Tummn Ileary
Prince George's County
Palward
The
Pennsylvania
Paul
Wasington
Niagara Falls
Canada
Washington
Rockingham
Faul
Georgetown College
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Roanoke College for Women hires Harry Mock in Salem
Professor Harry Mock of Middleown has accepted a mathematics professorship at Roanoke College for Women in Salem. The college opens around September 22. Mock, a Roanoke College graduate, has recently served as principal of Adamstown High School and will depart for Salem mid-month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Harry& Mock
Roanoke’'College For Women
Hel
Beting
Mock
Roanoke College
Haseen
Adamstown
Professor Hamilton Psychic Healer Ad in Frederick Paper
Public endorsement claims Brad ley Hamilton Ph D London fore mast Clairvoyant and Psychical Scientist offers magnetic and telepathic treatment for awakening latent psycho dynamic life forces. Private consultations 10 am to 4 pm or by appointment. Phone 453 K. Offices 238 N Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Hamilton
London
Frederick
N. Market Street
Frederick County Seeks Proposals for 36000 Bond Issue
Frederick County Maryland invites sealed proposals for the purchase of thirty six thousand dollars of four and one half percent bonds issued under 1914 acts. Bonds dated May 1 1914 bear interest semiannually on November 1 and May 1. Minimum par value bids, cash delivery, penalties for rejection, and 5 percent certified checks required. Bid deadline September 1 1914 at noon, Frederick City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
General Assembly of
Frederick
County Commissioners
Fredérick County
Marylands
Sealed bids invited for city street garbage removal
Sealed proposals for street garbage removal and a levy of Frederick are invited for the coming year starting September 1 1914. Bids must be filed with City Register by 4 p m Wednesday August 19 1914. Each bid requires a $25 certified check to Lewis H Fraley Mayor. the check forfeited if the bidder fails to execute the contract and provide bond within six days after bid acceptance. Removal includes street sweepings and piles by householders. Board of Aldermen may reject any or all bids and need not choose the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleys
Frederick
Lewis H. Fraley
Sheck
C Ity
Board of Aldermen
Ity
B. T. Nicodemus
City Register
General Assembly of
Maryland
Frederick Wil
City Hall
Second Street
Court
Record Streets
Record Street
Frederick City
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G'J. Palmer
3. H. Gambrill
Hin Gounty
Transpoltidion
Smibh
L. Wiite
BirnwYile
Evelyn Knode
Juniata, Pa
Allegheny Mountains
Jack
Rokker
Rocker
New York Sun
Mer, Jon DD Klang
Hymeneas
FL J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halla Catardh
Obla
F. J
Cheney & Co
Droggista
Wat
Hilda
Brightwell
Sraddock Heights
Braddock ‘Heights
Auditorium
Braddock Heights
Whogram
Chambers
Bisen
Interdenominational
Inter Rational Bible Conference
Russell
Brooklyn
N.Y
International Bible Students" Association
Mountain Lake Park
Fear Tar Iene
Miss Remsburg
Howard C
Prof
Hamilton
Deso
Ortz
Haurtie
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