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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1922

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3

How County Towns Get Their Names in Frederick County

Frederic County towns are traced to founders landowners and notable residents in an early growth survey. Many communities honor settlers such as Buckeystown founders George and Michael Buckey, Emmitsburg’s namesake William Emmitt, and Monrovia after President Monroe, with others named for landowners, rivers, or geographic features.

Frederic Randem Monrovia Jefferson Emerson Buckeystown George Michael Buckey George Buckey Middletown Frederick Boonsboro Emmitsburg Poplar Fielda Scharf Adamstown Adam Koblenburg Wolfsite Wolf Tha Adaganore Linganore

RESPONSE LIGHT By Cumberland Miners to Cali For te

Cumberland Aug 22 The Georges Creek miners show a cautious response to a return call. Officials say conditions are satisfactory and enough new applicants exist to bring workers back soon. Consolidation Coal operates three mines Nos 1 9 and 12 with more men rejoining. Local UMWA 4748 met about 50 men. miners call businesslike action and refuse to return without a contrast. Operators claim 1920 wage and reject new agreement citing Maryland conference breach.

Cumberland Georges Creek Coal Company Consolidation Coal Company United Mine Workers Frostburg Brophy I. Powell

Whistles For The Police In Frederick Get Donated Shields

Frederick city police gain new equipment with donated whistles replacing badges and wooden lockers added for officer valuables. Dr. David J. Everhart provided the whistles and the department received public thanks for the shields and lockers.

Frederick City David 3. Everhart Dr. Everhart

Mine guard kills himself over unrequited love

Bernard G. Parr a 28 year old mine guard from Philadelphia shot himself in the Jenners Somerset county mine shaft. A note in his pocket said the pair had ended it all after a woman in Jenners refused his proposal. Parr had worked about a month for Consolidation Coal Company as a tender guard. his body was found by another mine guard after a gunshot.

Johnstown Bernard G. Parr Philadelphia Jenners Somerset County Parr Consolidation Coal Company

Ended His Life In Trunk In Philadelphia

Harry Anck of 1908 Mount Vernon Street used gas to commit suicide by inserting a rubber hose into his mouth while inside a trunk at home. His mother found him after returning from church. Anck, an insurance worker, had been brooding over poor health, the third similar death in recent months.

Philadelphia Harry Anck Mount Vernon Street

Property Deeds and Marriages Listed in Courts

Property transfers include Mary EB Tyson to Alice A Glese ner for 10 dollars Emma M Haber receives from John F Fritz valued at 80 George F Thomas transfers to George L Thomas for 10 dollars Marriage licenses shown for couples Lynn M Cave and Mabel Moore both of Hagerstown Carl B Lashbaugh and Helen Jenkins both of Hagerstown Fred B Burkholder of Carlisle Pa and Lela F Fogelsanger of Montouraville Pa William D Kitemiller and Mary E Tate both of Gettysburg David R Pompell and Marie B Starner both of York Pa Truculent Bill Collector note in Record column.

Mary EB. Tyson Alice A. Glesener John F. Fritz Emma M. Haber George F. Thomas George L. Thomas Lynn M. Cave Mabel Moore Hagerstown Carl B. Lashbaugh Helen

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