Curb Line Rearrangement to Protect College Trees
Plans to move the West Fourth Street curb back to preserve the fine maple trees in front of the Woman’s College are under consideration. The pavement would retreat onto college property with trees outside the curb, terraced for appeal, and the college may grant the needed ground. Christmas vacation begins December 19 and runs to January 8, with studies resuming January 8. President Apple will teach at the Washington County Institute in Hagerstown January 1–4, his fourth year at the institute. The college calendar includes December 7 game with the Grays, December 9 at Home, December 14 piano recital and Domestic Science sale, December 15 long service in chapel, December 16 Christmas recital, December 17 art exhibition, December 1–? annual Christmas tree. Handsome calendars issued for supporters. larger shows winter, smaller summer, blue ribbon, building image. Dr. Stephen Morrell Newman to be inaugurated at Howard University. Dr. Newman has been president of Kee Mar College, Hagerstown.
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Howard University
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Newman
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
Special half price offer from A L Pearre druggist
A L Pearre advertises fifty men and women to buy Dr Howard's constipation and dyspepsia remedy at half price. A twenty five cent package offered with mail order option, limited supply due to high demand, act now to secure the deal.
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A. L. Pearre
Dr. Howard
Frederick Art Club reads on mosaics in December meeting
Inclement weather did not deter members as Mrs Kennet Keefer chaired the December 6 session. Miss Mines described ancient mosaics from Egypt, Syria, Greece and Rome, noting their influence on early Christian art, with further talks on Moureate churches and mosaic decoration in Venice and Rome. The reading ended with St Mark’s and St Peter’s mosaics, and the club will continue through Saturday afternoon.
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Art Club
Kennet Keefer
Miss Mines
Chub
Miss Bader
Mosiles
Italy
Flue South Kensington Museum
Moureate
Ly Sietty
Mra
Jank J. Stoner
Shen Ot
Giovanni Deglio Elenati
la Martocani
Capella PalatiIna Cefalle
Migs Wheber
St. Marks
Venice
St. Peters
Rome
Mosc
The Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Harney and Philadelphia
Obituaries note the death of Bishop John Amos in Harney Maryland at 77 after pneumonia. He was a Pa native, married Milas Staugenhaupt years ago, and lived in Frederick, Harvey then. Survived by widow and nine children including Mrs Caldwell and James G Bishop. Also Columbus Thompson 42 died in Philadelphia from congested lungs. Burial planned after funeral at 2 pm with Rev J A Jones officiating. pallbearers listed and interment in church cemetery. Charles Roles, laborer from Singanore, died December 3 from injuries and paralysis after a fall from a fodder wagon. buried at New London with Sons and Daughters of Joshua pallbearers. George W Peters served as funeral director.
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Bisitop
John Amos Bishop
Harney
Adams County
Milas Miranda Staugenhaupt
Aftur Lithestown
Frederick County
Harvey
Bishop
Reformed Church
Kmnilisburg
MLC
Joseph Caldwell
James G. Bishop
Mary Rif Fle
Emmittsburg
Lewis Bishop
Californian
K. EL Bishop
Einaver
Hiarry Bishop
Maurice Bishop
Hia Null
Baltimore
Charles L. Bishop
York
Cole Mbus
Columbus Thompson
Cuthbert Street
Philadelphia
Hlls
Pamaville
Thenewser
J. A. Jones
Andrew Wade
Andrew Prateh
T. Smith
Andrew Tbeie
Gee
Stuart
Charlis Roles
Charles Thayers
David Cashour
Singanore
HL TL Mopkins
New Market
Rogers
Mia
Virginia
New London
Order of the Sons and Daughters of
Joshua
Pleasant Paragraphs On People Passing Through
Purely personal note list of residents visiting and traveling relatives in Baltimore and beyond. Mentions Mrs Alliene Williamson, Thomas Williamson, Mirei, Mr Clautes Wilson, Mrs Choarge Ow Shaemather, Mrs ry, Mr David, Mrs Freelia Rlee Campbell, Atenina, Jaceph fl délstaner, Milward Schafer, Charles Crum, Rev Marion J Kine, Mrs Alec Rohrbeck and children, and the Rohrbach family with trips to Baltimore, Port Wayne, Calanout and Oakmont.
Hymeneal Crum-Wachter Wedding at Lutheran Parsonage
Mr Gionn Crum of Mu Pleasant and Grace B E Wachter of Frederick were married at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev A G Rupp last evening at seven in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple plan to farm this spring on a Gun House Pike farm near Rosenstock Bros place.
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Gionn R. Crum
Mu Pleasant
Grace BE. Wachter
Frederick
G. Rupp
Cram
Pleasant
Thomas Werehter
Afadison Street
Gun House
Rosenstock Bros. Place
City Opera House to Undergo Urgent Repairs
Mayor Schell announced contractor Martin C Kemp will upgrade the hall and seal the rear roof area. Leaks persist under skylights making waterproofing tricky, but officials expect minimal damage and aim to restore the theatre to good condition quickly after plasterers sought mayor approval following yesterday’s report.
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Schell
Martin C. Kemp
Hie Hall
Sehell
UnnamedTroley Horse Runaway Near Middletown
A horse driven by Mr Newton A. S. Lussard near Middletown ran away yesterday afternoon. Occupants Mr Russa and Mr William Baer were thrown out. the horse kicked them as the animal dashed along. Both men were shaken and lightly injured.
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Newton A. S. Lussard
Middletown
Russa
William Baer
Red Cross Stamps Mailed To Frederick County
Nearly fifty residents in Frederick County have been mailed Red Cross stamps by the Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis. Recipients are urged to remit one half the value of the stamps or return them. The mailing aims to support tuberculosis relief. A accompanying leaflet explains the purpose of the appeal.
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Frederick County Association For
Hood College Named for Benefactor Mrs Hood Gifts Reach 50000
Reformed Church Messenger prints a special issue highlighting Mrs Margaret Hood’s philanthropy to the Woman’s College of Frederick later Hood College. It chronicles her gifts totaling forty thousand dollars for endowment and fifty thousand dollars in campus and building support, with plans for new facilities and a renamed Hood College by Potomac Synod.
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Woman's College of Precernels
Margaret B
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Dlood
Church For Aid
the Messenger
Church
Woman's College
Franklin and Marshall
Lrsinus
Mercersburg
Womans College
Hood
Lloydsea
Mrs. Hood
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief For Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as quick safe relief for sour upset stomachs caused by overindulgence. It claims the enzyme digests food easily, costs fifty cents for a large case, and urges readers not to endure disordered digestion. The notice also covers bids for county jail maintenance supplies for Jan to March 1913.
Democratic sheriff candidate declares Frederick County bid
Rabert L Cramer announces as a Democrat seeking nomination for sheriff of Frederick County. He asks for support in the Democratic primary and mentions Deesdgan Pet as associated in the filing.
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Frederick County
Rabert L
Cramer
Deesdgan Pet
Clarence C. Holtz
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