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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1912

Page

2

Masonic Ceremony Marks Cornerstone at Mountain City Lodge

A large crowd attended a full Masonic ceremony at Court street as Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias and A F and A M led a procession to the new Pythian Castle cornerstone site. Judge H. Jackson of Pittsburgh addressed the crowd, recounting the order’s 1864 Baltimore origin and Damon and Pythias lore. An initiation and banquet followed with speeches by local officials noting lodge history and finances. The new castle is projected to cost about 40,000 dollars with 5,000 more for meeting-room decoration.

City Lodge Knights Falas Court Street Irage Num Cotumila Lofiges A. F A. M Tempie Church Street Pythias Pythian Castle Mulding Masonic Order E. H. Hummelbaugh United Brethren Church Knights of Pythias A. O. Herman Dion W. O. Herman Columbia Lodge H. C. Zach Reno S. Harp Said “H. Jackson Pittsburgh Francis Tt Key Frederick Mlan Winfeld Scott Key Taney Karn Fritchie Frederick Peo Baltimore Damon Exelon soWay Jackson Harp Frederick S. Miller Reno Judge Jackson John F Thomas J. Edwardon James M. Hendricks William F. Browning Harry Mt City Lodge Guet Mountain City Lodge George W. Stoddard John W. Ebberts Thomas M. Holbrunner Wiliam A. Simmons E. A. Cramer Levi van Fossen John ©. Hart John W Brubaker J. M. Miller John A. Steiner F. W. Schieleh H. F. Steiner Renee S. Harp Mr. Harp Edgar L. Miller Henry Weinberg A P Marsh John H. Grove Charles A. Landis H. Dorsey Etchison Dr TS. Bader Storm and Reno & Harper Ee Sat F. W. Obenderfer G. Waring Tyson Frank F. Tyergar William A. Simmons Edward T Gittinger Leo P. Buckey Wesley Baltzell New Castle

Big Fire Destroys Keedysville B and C Station and Warehouse

A midnight blaze destroyed the Keedysville Baltimore and Ohio station and the W C Geeting warehouse across the tracks, both frame structures. The Geeting building housed wheat and torn, while Emory Line property stables also narrowly escaped. Fire officials suspect a live wire start. past two years saw three similar losses along the B and O line in Washington County.

W. C. Geeting W.C. Geeting Keedysville Washington County Baltimore and Ohio C. M. Keedy Emory Line Roy Line Grant Wyand Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Eakle Keedysvile Breathers

Dell Brothers Annual Outing Planned for Tomorrow

Dell Bros will close the store at 3 PM for their annual outing. Employees will ride a special car to Thurmont where the evening will be spent and a sumptuous dinner will be served there.

Dell Bros Uo Thurmont

Deaths in Boonsboro and nearby areas prompt obit notices

Obituaries from Boonsboro and Creagerstown report the deaths of minister Abrahan W. Philhower 1841 born, his wife Miss Green, eight grandchildren, and funeral in UK church with Rev Gonso and Rev Renshaw. Also notes Harriet Swankle Sheame of Yellow Springs aged 82 and funeral at Pleasant Hill church, with pallbearers listed. Thomas P. Rice named dunes director. Ellen Hoffman Creagerstown dies at 59 after dropsy. Paul Leroy Fogle infant near Rocky Springs. Roy Brust son dies at 720 North Market Street with funeral at Rocky Springs chapel. Etchison and Cline arranged services.

W. Philhower Boonsboro Church of God Miss Green William John Marker Burkittsville This County Iubert Jones Hagerstown Pavia Ilarriet Swankle Ravi Sheame Springs John Dennis Howard Shankle Robert L. Tyler Isaac Rice Enos “ Main George” Wastler Pleasant Hill Church A J Herman Roger Pavers Daniel J Young Evra Summers Adam T. Bell Charles A Zimmerman Bavidide Wastler Pleasant Thomas P Rice Dunes Ellen Hoffman David Hoffman Creaerstown Hoffman Paul Leroy Fogle John &. Fogle Rocky Springs Intermental Double Cemetery

BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST

Fisherman George Stull landed a fine bass along the river yesterday. Clarence Z Main is repainting the residence of William Boyer on West Patrick Street. W S Gunsalus of Fleming Ta endorses Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after fourteen years use and recommends it. For sale by all dealers. To get the news when it happens read The News.

George Stull William Boyer West Patrick Street Clarence Z. Main W. S Gunsalus Fléming

Funeral notices for Melihige and Edwards in local church and cemetery

The funeral of Melihige will be at East Church Street Chapel with interment at Olivet cemetery. A committee including Fleischman, Bowers, Kolb, Salter, and Immerman was formed to act on his death. Robert K Edwards of Adamstown was buried in Mt Olivet after services at Reformed Church with pallbearers O’Hare, O’Hare, Wain, Smith, Ogle, Wachter. Etchison entrusted the arrangements.

Aveteck Vins Williams Anderson Church Street Olivet Moon Sitchison My Mehrling Hose Company John H. Fleischman W. Bowers David H Kolb George Salter David ”Immerman Robert K. Edwards Adamstown The Reformed Church Atvill Cound Baltimore John J. O'Hare Jesse W O'Hare Join Wain Preston Smith W. H. Ogle R. Keefer Wachter Mt Olivet Mba Etchison Ot Jefferson

Frederick MacGill Stratton wedding inked in Marblehead

Announcements from Frederick Frederick families note the marriage of Miss Marion FE MacGill daughter of Mr and Mrs John S MacGill to Mr Richard C Stratton at Marblehead Massachusetts on August 26. The bride, born in Frederick, now resides in Philadelphia. both families have long standing prominence there.

Frederick Philadelphia Marion FE Macill Gna John S MacGill Richard C Stratton Marblehead Mass

Making of Hair Nets An Alsace Bohemia Trade Study

The United States consul at Kehl reports on the hair net trade in Germany and Austria. Hair nets are made from human hair and produced largely by Alsatian and Austrian peasants in homes. Strasburg once led the trade but declines due to coiffure changes and cheaper waste silk nets. Normally Strasburg buys about 12,000 nets yearly. The craft is hereditary, requiring youth to weave with simple tools, tying each hair end to end to form nets.

Germany Department of Commerce and Labor United States Milo A. Jewett Kehl Mr Jewett Jewett Strasburg Bohemia Austria Alsace-Lorraine

Electric Service Again on Tourmont FORLA Run

Electric cars power tests proceed on the Tourmont Division of the FORLA with tight efficiency aims during today’s running session. Teams and officials oversee the electric vehicle display and performance checks amid ongoing demonstrations.

Tourmont FORLA

Wherpr- Ort Re Robert Ashby Webber and Miss Cooper Married

Ort Re Robert Ashby Webber and Miss Vanretta Elizabeth Cooper of Knox ville wed Saturday at Biunstick in a ceremony conducted by Rev T. J. O'Connell.

Robert Ashby Webber Vanretta Elizabeth Cooper Knoxville Biunstick T. J. O'Connell

Man Injured When Car Rams Bank Near Urbana

Mr W Jamison Jr of Hagerstown was driving near Urbana when he turned to reach a coat and the car rammed a bank and overturned. He suffered a bad wrist and torn clothes though no one was seriously hurt.

W. Jamison, Jr Hagerstown Urbana Jamison

Sunflower stalk tops eight feet with 53 blooms

Mr. Jacob H. Welty of North Market Street reports a sunflower stalk eight feet tall in his garden bearing 53 blooms ranging from 2 to inches in diameter.

Jacob H. Welty North Market Street

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad in Rockville Md

An old Doan's Kidney Pills advertisement urges kidney users to try the tested remedy for backache and kidney trouble. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Daniel Feigley of Main Street Rockville Maryland praising relief for back pain and general symptoms, noting availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.

Frederick Daniel Feigley Main Street Rockville Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Country Mother Calls for Replacing Shared Cups in Schools

A letter from a Country Mother to The News urges removing common drinking cups in county schools. She highlights uncovered water buckets and multiple children sharing two cups, risking germs, and suggests coolers or covered vessels with daily cleaning, and ensures each child uses a personal cup.

Vacancy on Maryland Republican ticket widens

Another vacancy on the Republican electoral ticket in Maryland occurred yesterday when H P Hoffman, candidate in the Third district, resigned. His predecessors in the resigning act were Charles H. Torsech and F Snowden Hill. The vacancies will be filled by the reassembled Republican State Convention, which will also fill other vacancies expected on the electoral ticket.

Maryland H. P. Hoffman Charles H. Torsech F Snowden Hill

Monument Contract Awarded For Confederate Leader Statue

The Rockville monument committee selects M. J. Falvey of Washington to erect a bronze cavalryman statue on a marble base in front of the Courthouse at a cost around 4000 dollars. The unveiling is planned for next June. Miss Margaret Bennett, of this city, has taken a position with Griffin and Griffin Insurance.

Rockville Montgomery County M. J. Falvey Washington Margaret Bennett Griffin and Griffin

Levy Rites Held For Noted Attorney C P Levy

The funeral of Mr. Cuddles Perry Levy was conducted yesterday afternoon from his home at 107 West Third Street. Rev. Henri LG Kieffer officiated with pallbearers J Wistar Huey, Charles W. Ross Jr, D Guy Tomas, William W. Osburn, Arthur D. Willard, and Dr. Franklin B. Smith. Judge John C. Motter led a large body of attorneys as mourners filled the parlor with floral tributes. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Etchison and Cline had

Cuddles Perry Levy West Third Street Henri LG. Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church J. Wistar Huey Baltimore County Charles W. Ross, Jr D. Guy Tomas Wiliam W. Osburn Arthur D. Willard Franklin B. Smith John C. Motter Levy Mt. Olivet Etchison and Cline

Lowering Crossings in Middletown Streets

Burgess Lamar of Middletown began a work crew this morning to lower street crossings. The aim is to bring crossings to street level so vehicles won’t bump them as they travel.

Burgess Lamar Middletown

Frederick Academy Opens With Expanded Programs

Frederick Academy announces enrollment for day and boarding students with start dates September 17 to 19. Preparatory and college courses, a pedagogy certificate, primary department, and extensive arts and home economics offerings are outlined. New quarters, individual piano instruction, art and expression schools, and a commercial department are detailed with contact via Miss Isabel Storm or the college.

Frederick Academy Isabel Storm Frederick , Academy Home Economics The Colege Joseph H. Apple Ne He — Ee

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Frederick County Claire Shelter Kenneth Warfield York High School Hanover Gettysburg Masons Kate Vikan & Biptfeld Boene Ure, Davin Stpanatt Bayid Tolraban Roy Brust Mt. Clivet Cline Earl Basil Sewell George R. Dennis Charles Hickman Harry Glessner West Fifth Street Sewell Hickman Atailes Marl UI Christ Woerner Calvin Kefauver West South Street Geo R Dennis Hymeneas E. E Youngs Berkshire Tilli Dr. King Pearre Maryland Agricultural College School OF Technology ZR. W MR. C. P. Levy John E. Schell Board of Aldermen John Edward Schell M. A. McCaffrey City Register Nara Oweee Commission On Business W. Patrick St St of Montevue Hos Patel Culler
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