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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1919

Page

5

Contests Galore for County Offices and party fees

County election activity surges as candidates file certificates with election supervisors. Democrats and Republicans list contested and no contest races for State Senator House of Delegates and local offices. Fees total 985 dollars with 735 by Republicans and 250 by Democrats. battles loom in Frederick and Montgomery, with committee races and district contests described.

James H. Gambrill, Jr Frank C. Norwood Charles F. Goodell George L. Kaufman Emory L. Coblentz J. Lewis Rhodes Guy K. Motter C. W. Bureh L. Victor Kreh Edgar H. McBride William B. Catshall Claggett E. Ramygburg Frank L. Spitzer D. Alton Dudderar The Orphans’ Court George Edward Smith Louis C. Etchison John H. Bowers Willam W. Osburn George T. Roderick Jeremiah Dutrow Lloyd M. Koogle Calvin C. Zimmerman Charles H. Butts David M. Whipp John J. S. Aldridge Repiblican Demrats James N. Sambrill, Jr Emory L. Cablentz House of Delegates Rhodes R. Kemp Harry Wood Orphans Court Battes Moe State Central Committee Frederick City Willards Harp Brunswick Joseph F. Eisenhauer Senate Humphrey J. Wolfe Edward M. Hammond Augustua Howard D. M. Murray William H. Stinson Stephen W. Gambrill John E. Humphries James Clark Reuben D. Rogers James Hudson Harry Miles William Euston John W Sullivan Daniel H. Gaither C. Toomey C. Dorsey Hobbs M. H. Gill Charles A. Frey Milford D. Shipley Mackinson C. Henderson Agr Carroll State Central County Central Carroll County Wade H. D. Warfield Henry T., Fitzhugh Robert T. Schrieber Hous of Delegates Samuel J. Stone Thomas J. Haines Nicholas F. Mummaugh Evan B. McKinstry John L. Fregman Montgomery Montgomery County J. Farr White Poolesville Crittenden H. Walker Gaithersburg Charles ¢. Griffith Beallsville G. Rust Canby Colesville

Auto wreck after near Frederick causes injuries

On the Frederick Knoxville road a Ford truck carrying the Chase family crashed after leaving the road and tumbling three times. Mr and Mrs Chase and their six year old child were injured. the infant suffered a severe head cut and arm injuries. A Buick speeding toward Frederick is blamed for forcing the Chase vehicle off the road. it fled the scene. First aid was given at the Coran home and later by Dr A G Horine. The Chases returned home. The pursuing Buick has not been found.

Frederick-Knoxville Mrs. Chase Brunswick Frederick Coran A G. Horine Ut Place Buick

Among the Sick Update From Local Readers

Mrs. John A. Ditzler on East Thire Street is critically ill with double pneumonia. Daisie McDonald on East Fourth Street is able to be about after a fall and sprain. Mrs. Edward M. Dyer on Market Space improves slowly. Kenneth W. Young on Maple Avenue can be out. Mrs. John C. Twenty near Yellow Springs is confined to bed with acute indigestion. Mrs. Byron E Hughes from New York, post-operation, improves and stays with her mother at Braddock Heights.

John A. Ditzler East Thire Street Daisie McDonald East Fourth Street Edward M Dyer Market Space Kenneth W. Young Maple Avenue John C. Twenty Yellow Springs Byron E Hughes New York City Hospital Braddock Heights

Mountain City Outing Planned By Son and Daughter of Liberty

The Son and Daughter of Liberty group met to set an August 28 evening outing at Braddock Heights with larger attendance expected than the prior Saturday event. Committee members include Howard M. Albaugh William H. Comfort Mrs Mollie Oland Miss Lilian Esterly and Miss Mary Hauer. A new membership application was received.

Mountain City Son and Daughter of Liberty Braddock Heights Howard M. Albaugh William H. Comfort Mollie Oland Lillian Esterly Mary Hauer

Additional Jurors Drawn for September Term in Frederick

The court drew new jurors this morning to replace those excused from the September term which begins next Monday. Names include Buckeystown Sidney Hickman in place of John Baker, Frederick Charles Kolb for Peter Hargett, and others from Graysons, Middletown, Catoctin, Urbana, Everett Moxley, New Market, Woodhero, Mt Pleasant, Woodville, Braddock, and Cltyroperty Sail. Grayson Mercer, real estate and insurance agent, announces the sale of Mrs. Cora L. Whittler property at 416 West Patrick Street to R. Albert Lane.

Buckeystown Sidney R. Hickman John H. Baker Frederick Charles William Kolb Peter L. Hargett Grayson FE. Bowers Lewis A. Rice Roger A. Doll Middletown Charles W. Shafer Willie FE. Thomas Catoctin Irving R. Morgan Daniel A. Bursard Urbana Alfred M. Foitz John ¢. Stan Everett G. Moxley Richard T Norwood New Market Charles E. Walkerr Harry Mount Peter J. Carpenter Willam L. Purdum Woodhero Benjamin W. Saxton Harry Mf. Forte Mt. Pleasent Tohn B Beard William M. Delauder Woodville Asa’ Watking Charles A. Schneider Braddock Marshall Grove Lewis E. Rickerds Cltvroperty Sail Grayson H. Mercer Cora L. Whittler West Patrick Street R. Albert Lane

Weather brings warmer spell after heavy rain in Frederick

Monocacy and Potomac rivers run muddy following a brief but heavy storm. Temperatures swing from 38 to 61 then to over 80 by late morning. Rainfall yesterday totals 1.52 inches with .63 inches in the deluge. Fish and baitfish scarcity noted as waters muddy the fishing prospects.

Frederick Washington Potomac

Auto kills cow on hill near Pearl. Mattern charged

Louis W. Mattern of Washington drove over a hill near Pearl and struck a cow owned by a man named Main, killing it. The auto front was damaged and Mattern was arrested for reckless driving, released for a hearing at three this afternoon. Two cattle were in the road driven by a boy, with law questions about herd status to be decided.

Pearl Louis W. Mattern Washington Main Mattern Sherif Blank Frederick J. Grahame Johnson

Farmers In Stone Battle After Collision Near Florence

Howard county farmer Edward Ellicott 45 and fellow farmer Tina Justin a 60 suffered serious injuries from a Sunday road collision near Florence. The assaulting party is alleged as Eugene Justina Jus tina, both from the Fourth district. Ellicott in Mercy Hospital Baltimore fractured skull and listed in serious condition.

Florence Howard County Edward Ellicott That County Les Mercy Hospital Baltimore Eugene Justus Ellicott Justina

Bank Officers Listed for Baker Family Bank

The document names officers and staff for the Baker family bank including J. D. Baker Wm. Baker H. D. Baker as presidents vice presidents and several cashiers such as Samuel G. Duvall Joseph McDivitt John S. Ramsburg Wa. G. Baker and Thos H. Haller with other names like M. D. Cc M. Thoman P. L. Hargett D. B. Kefauver and J. H. Gambrill Jr. The list shows multiple Baker family members in leadership positions and a roster of officers.

John S. Ramsburg Daniel Baker G. Baker H. Conley M. D M. Thoman P. L. Hargett D. B. Kefauver John 8. Newman J. D. Baker J. H. Gambrill, Jr Thos. H. Haller HH. D. Baker

Mourning Hats and Velvet Styles From Mrs Ode Kefauver

Local notice highlights a new line of mourning hats in velvet and human hair switches, with fall opening to be announced. Addressed to Frederick Maryland area at Cor 3rd and Market Sts. Mrs Ode Kefauver. Also contains notices on bids for garbage dumping routes, poultry and eggs wanted, a farm for sale, a political withdrawal, and a campaign withdrawal by L Tyler Shook.

Ode Kefauver Cor 3Rd and Market Sts Frederick, Md Johnsville Frederick County Pike Union Bridge C. E. Steel North Market St

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