December 1 History and Naval Hero In Washington Defense
The item lists Commodore Jouhua Barney, born 1759, as a distinguished naval officer and hero of the 1814 defense of Washington, along with other historical notes such as Alexander I’s death in 1777, a Japanese capture at Port Arthur, and assorted 1914 1916 events. It also surveys December astronomical constellations with sets and rises for several stars and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily History
Jouhua Barney
Washington
Alexander I
Russia
Napoleon
Port Arthur
Lodz
Warsaw
Serbia
Cracow
Italy
Roumania
Danube
Casaiopeia
Andromeda
Perseus
Cepheus
Area Minor
Draco
Lyra
Hercules
Aquila
Cygnus
Pegasus
Aquarius
Arles
Cetus
Taurus
Orion
Auriga
Gemini
Leo
Christmas Cheer for War Orphans War Children's Relief Fund drive urged nationwide
Mrs. W. Hayes Brown of Jefferson leads a Frederick county push to aid European war orphans through the War Children's Relief Fund. Contributions, about 50 cents per stocking, go via the American Woman's Clubs Magazine with Civic Club backing. Local residents are asked to donate and contact Mrs Brown or Civic Club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Europe
American Woman's Clubs Magazine
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
War Children’s Relief Fund
America
Prince Albert de Ligne
Count G. de Grunne
Alveric Fallon
the Hague
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Little Mothers’ Aid Association of
N.Y
Winifral Sackville Stoner
N. Y.ce
M. Orr Hayes
Universal Peace Federation
Western Pa
Frederick P. Abbott
Maine Woman's Clubs
Elias Logan
Washington, D. C
George W. Denny
Tennessee Woman's Clubs
C. H. Zimmerman
Hanols Women's Clubs
Fragmented Reading List of Holiday Goods and Ads
Fragmented OCR shows ready to wear hosiery dining room furniture and holiday goods ads from Seer Carryn Furniture and other stores. Mentions storm and shipley boys wanted and multiple names with notices for sales and services. It reads as a collage of classified listings and ads rather than a single event.
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick
Obituaries for Mrs. Roy Gibson 42 died of pneumonia with services at Oak Hill Church of God. Also notices for Isaiah Routzahn 80 a Myersville business leader, Geo W Stocksdale and Mary Catherine Stocksdale, and child Marcy Miles. Funeral details, survivors, and pallbearers listed along with a local ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Roy Gibson
E. M. Gibson
Oak Hill Church
Isaiah Routzahn
Myersville
Routzahn
Upton Burhman
Amberger
Bittle Bros
Myeraville
Geo. W. Stocksdale
Mary Cather'ne
Thurmont
United Brethren Cemetery
Chas. Crooks
Marcy E. Miles
Mary FE. Miles
Wm. Miles
Park Millis
New Telephone Connections Announced by C. P. Co
The C P Telephone Company lists new connections with names and addresses including Z P Warner 9 Wisner St 116-1 Anthony A Wivell Emmits 262 A W Gaver Court Square 994 Alva E Kefauver 117 E ard St 348m Mrs Sarah W Hardy 223 E Church St 539-1 Clyde L Harshman Middletown 6013 Wm H Campbell Brunswick 167 C V Poole Bridge St Brunswick 133-w H Wheeler Weverton Bruns 8113 Oliver J Hoffman B O Ave 70-w J Graham Johnson 233 E 2nd St 718-r Howard A Quinn 430 W Patrick St 647-w
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C. & P. Telephone Co
Z. P. Warner
Wisner St
Anthony A. Wivell
Emmits
A. W. Gaver
Court Square
Alva E. Kefauver
E. Ard
Sarah W. Hardy
E. Church St
Clyde L. Harshman
Middletown
Wm. H. Campbell
Brunswick
C. V. Poole
Bridge St. Brunswick
H. Wheeler
Weverton
Bruns
Oliver J. Hoffman
W. J. Graham Johnson
E. 2Nd St
Howard A. Quinn
W. Patrick St
Attack on Dry Law to be Heard in Westminster Court
Carrot county prohibition measure adopted in 1914 faces constitutional challenge in Circuit Court at Westminster today. Debtors presenting interposed demurrers to 47 indictments against 14 alleged violators argued before Judges Thomas and Forsythe. Not Guilty verdicts include John Studebaker found not guilty of cruelty to animals. J E R Woog served as attorney. Also notes fifty years married for James C. and Mrs. Mackley of Thurmont. Wheat price listed at 1.66, corn at 4.
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Carrot County
Westminster
Thomas and
Forsythe
John Studebaker
Henry Hanson Maulsby
J. E. R. Woog
James C. Mackley
Thurmont
Cough Remedy Advised For Winter Colds
Amid wartime cautionary tone readers are urged to treat coughing as a danger and use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure persistent coughs after colds or flu. Mrs Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana testifies it stops attacks and others prefer no other medicine. Available everywhere.
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Scotter Noy
Garbutt
Colin W
Chamberlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Life term for Shipley in murder case near Unity
Douglass Shipley was found guilty of first degree murder in Rockville for killing his wife’s five year old daughter Sarah Elizabeth Shipley at the Shipley home on the Howard farm near Unity Montgomery county. The jury recommended life imprisonment not death and he awaits judges Urner and Worthington’s return for final sentencing.
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Douglass Shipley
Rock Ville
Sarah Elizabeth Shipley
Shipley
Thomas HW. Howard
Unity
Montgomery County
Urner
Worthington
Frederick
226 Acre Farm Sold to Akron Investor
Real estate agent W N Jolliffe announced the sale of the 226 acre farm of I P L Hargett between Urbana and Hamville to Garnett C Ball of Akron Ohio. The property is well cultivated with good buildings and proper watering. Ball gains possession April 1 and plans to move to the county. Thomas E Kling currently resides on the farm. Ball is a Maryland native who has lived in Akron since last summer.
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W. N. Jolliffe
Ip. L. Hargett
Urbana
Ihamaville
Garnett C. Ball
Akron
Warner Property Sold in Creagerstown Public Sale
The house and lot of Mrs Jane Warner in Creagerstown sold at public sale Wednesday by Jacob Rohrback trustee to Charles E Speak of Thurmont for 610 dollars. The farm over 64 acres in Creagerstown district was bought in by Frederick Town Savings Institution Portgagee. George A Pearce Jr was the attorney and William E Darner the auctioneer.
Baumgardner Buys North Market Street House
A two story brick dwelling with seven rooms on North Market street sold at public sale Wednesday by D Charles Winebrewer to Thomas Baumgardner for 3150 dollars. Auctioneer was Harry R Snook. The home sits at 340 North Market Street.
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Mr. Baumgardner
North Market Street
D. Charles Winebrewer
Thomas Baumgardner
Harry R. Snook
Longtime Hygeia official resigns after 21 years
At a board meeting of Hygeia Ice and Coal Company William L. Smith resigned as superintendent and director effective January 3, 1917. He has served as superintendent for 21 years and plans to pursue business opportunities in Baltimore.
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Hygeia Ice & Coal Co
Wm. L. Smith
Smith
Baltimore
Burdette Re-Elected Amid Board Breakthrough
The Montgomery County board of education ended a months long deadlock by unanimously re-electing Professor Will B. Burdette as county superintendent to succeed himself. The decision follows a lengthy dispute among board members over the leadership role and future direction of the school system.
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Prof. Burdette
Montgomery County Board of Education
Will
B. Burdette
Professor Burdette
Local notices and ads from Frederick area 1916
Community notices and advertisements in Frederick Maryland include a Thanksgiving offering acknowledgment from Mrs. L. M. Mosteller, dressmaking help by a dreasmaker at Myers House, oyster specials, U D C meeting notice, a public gate sale at 244 E Seventh St, a holiday goods display by Holiday Guota, a millinery sale by BRISH BROS, Anti-Saloon League annual meeting details, sugar sale at a local store, and a mince meat advertisement with pricing and location details.
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Storm & Shipley Boys
W. H. Kreh
Market St
L. Mazer
Jacob Rohrback
Solt
Romeo and Julet
the Caprice
Public Sale Not Co
E. Seventh St
Brish Bros
L. M. Mosteller
Devilbiss U. D.C
G. W. Kindley
Hood College fund drive aims to build dormitory for 100 students
Frederick reports continued fundraising to finish a $60,000 dormitory for Hood College. The plan would create room for about 100 additional girls, attract $50,000 in local support, and bolster the college's standing with the General Educational Board. Local business leaders press for broader statewide educational impact and regional growth.
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Hood College
General Educational Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Hoag College
Board of State Aid and Charities
Cofeze
United States
Frederick County
Public Sale of a Buckeye Percheron Stallion in Adamstown MD
A sale of a black buckeyeate Percheron stallion is set for Saturday December 9 at 9 a.m. in Adamstown Maryland. The notice mentions a five hundred fine and describes breed and age details. A reward is offered by Frederick city mayor Lewis H. Fraley for information leading to arrest and conviction of those stealing parking signs.
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Adamstown
Sherg Lee's
Hockerstown
Frederick City
Lewis H. Fraley
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIR CITIZENS NATIONAL BAhaA
Report of the condition of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland as of November 17 1916 lists resources including loans and discounts 2 271 766 80 and securities 1 816 696 08 with deposits totaling 4 738 441 82 and liabilities comprising capital stock 160 000 00 surplus 300 000 00 and deposits 3 327 38 3 518 12. The document includes signatures of officers and a notary, plus an advertisement for brick dwellings on East Third Street with loan arrangements and insurance offerings.
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U.S
U.K
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Banke
Banka
Dhe
State of Maryland
Frederick
T. Wm. G. Zimmerman
Land Offers Near Walkersville and Urbana
Classified land sale note lists 187 acres on a pike ten miles from Walkersville and 27 acres four miles from Muster. A modern dwelling at 124 West Third Street is described along with 240 acres near State Roe. Also mentions 618 four acres near Urbana and money to loan. Cramer Taufer, 96 Court Street.
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Walkerreville
Pike
Walkersville
Mustera
Stata Roe
Urbana
She
Cramer
Taupfer
Court Street
Three story brick house with modern conveniences
A fine three story brick house offers bath heat electric lights and gas. Located on a good residential street within minutes of the city center. A big bargain for someone.
Fine 2 Story Brick House for Sale at 124 West Third Street
A two story brick residence on a good residential street offers 8 rooms with bath heat electric lights and gas. It promises a comfortable home with modern conveniences in a desirable neighborhood.
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East Third Street
West Third Street
Misa Smith
Two Dwellings for Sale on Trail Avenue in Frederick
Two fine two story brick houses with bath heat gas and electric lights and cement sidewalks. Properties may be bought together or separately in the growing part of Frederick. See them to appreciate. Grayson H. Staley.
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Frederick
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the Daily News
Orphars
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Doll Bros
H. F. Shipley
Bon-Ton
Markey
Vwepa Perralhive
G. C. Ball
P. L. Hargett
Dreasmaker
Myers House
East
J. Clarke
G. Wesley Kindley
Y.pe Neeibuti
D. Berefauver
Mullinix
Anti-Saloon League
M.C
D. E. Repauver
DN. Kenny CO
N. Market It
Re. James
West Firth
Ald Board
Hood
Lewisburg College
Davis-Elkins
Citizens’ National Bank
Bahaa
Federal Reserve
U. 5
U. 8
J. D. Baker
P. JL. Hargett
Joan & Newman
Directora
John N. Clary
Call
Jesus
Eugene H. Albaugh
Frederica
Ask
Creageretown
Remington T
Aevena
Albaugh
John D. Hendrickson
Bolivia
FURS
Hood Dormitory
Neidig & Miller
Atyre and
Price
Thompson
Potts & Griffin
Automobile
College Park
Weat Fifth Street
East Church Street
West Patrick Street
Thomas P. Rice
N. Market St
Markwood D, Harp
Marewdoop D
Harp
van Aoe
Grayson H. Staley
Trail Avenue
Grayson H. Mercer
Vie
Monrovia
City
Trolley
State Road
Kepner & Smith
Edgar H. McBride
Attorney-At-Law
Phone
Court St
Post Building
Mavine
Albion
R&p. Mant
Martet A
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