Purely Personal Notes From the City
Mr Isaac Grumbine of Highfield was in town yesterday on business. C William Smith has accepted a position at Messrs Shipley and Bopat. Justus Miller and Miss Stella Beatty are visiting friends in Baltimore. Wm Balen of West Patrick Street goes to Brunswick for a few days on business. Dr Virginis Orvia MacKensin has returned from Williamsport and Lock Haven. Miss Mammie Fogle of Walkoverville spent yesterday with Miss Grace Eicharts. Lille Myers of LeGore was guest of Mrs Wm Rhoderick. E J Schildtknecht of Frederick has gone to Washington DC for a lucrative position. Wm Baker James and family moved from Weat South Street to a new dwelling on South Market Street. Mr and Mrs Bradley Fout of West Patrick Street, visiting daughter Mrs Edward Hall south of the city, have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Grumbine
Highfield
Dusiness
C. Wm. Smith
Mesars
Shipley & Bopat
Justus Miller
Mins Stella Beatty
Baltimore
Wmn. Balen
West Patrick Street
Brunswick
Virginis
Orvia MacKensin
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Mammie Fogle
Waalkoraville
Mia Grace Eicharts
Nort Market Street
Mss Lille Myers
LeGore
Wm. C. Rhoderick
North Marketstreet
E. J. Schildtknecht
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Wm. Baker James
Weat South Street
South Market Street
and Mire
Bradley Fout
Patrick Street
Edward Hall
Funerals Mark Deaths of Kohlenberg Steiner and Duvall
Funeral notices from Baltimore report the December 7 death of Mrs Georgianna Kohlenberg with Requiem Mass at Immaculate Conception and burial at London Park cemetery. Pallbearers included nephews David Roelkey Lloyd Roekey and others. Also noted are the funerals of Miss Almedina Steiner and Mr Charles A Duvall with services at home churches and interments at Mt Olivet. Funeral directors FF Schroeder and others handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Kohlénberg
North Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Immaculate Conception Church
London Park Cemetery
David Roelkey
Lloyd Roekey
Ciorga Anderson
William Taylor
Henry Engel
Daniel Taylor
Kohlenberg
Wm. B. Storm
Joseph W. L. Carty
Breck. Shaw
Bernard W. Wilson
Guy Blackston
Mt. Olivet
FF. Schroeder
Diamond Roller Hink Beet Race Meets Crowds
A large attendance watched three half mile races at Diamond Roller Hink Beet. Winners included Mesere in the first race with a 26d time. Mesera, Jesse Creager, and G Myers posted 3.16 and 3.05 in the second race. Wilton Baker and L. A. of Brunswick clocked 3.19 and 2.45 in the third. Gold medals were awarded to the winners. Judges were James P. Forsythe and Harry M. Reger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesere
Victor Breh
Se. Breet
Pe Mesera
Jesse Creager
G Myers
Cuvely Ted Ts Messrs
Wilton Baker
L. A
Brunswick
Mesa
James P. Forsythe
Harry M. Reger
Cronize Paralyzed Suffering Stroke at New Kingston Home
Cronize Paralyzed, Mr. J. Cato Cronkite suffered a stroke this morning at his new Kingston Rockwell Terrace dwelling. He was reportedly taken home by ambulance, and his condition is being monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cato
Cronkite
Kengston Rockwell Terrace
Eer
Fair Ballot League Forms to Oppose Maryland Suffrage Amendment
A meeting in Frederick County courthouse chambers formed the Fair Ballot League of Frederick County led by Republican Chairman George R. Dennis Jr. to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment and to push for a new ballot law. Delegates outlined their aim to defeat the amendment, preserve universal suffrage under the Constitution, and prevent one party rule, criticizing the Democratic majority’s election measures and advocating broader voter protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dennis, Jr
Republican County Central Committee
Maryland
Circuit Court
Grand Jury Room
Dennis
Tennis
Keno
Harp
Arp
Roger Motter
C. C. Ausherman
Promittees
Renato
John P. T. Methias
Wmn
Charles 8. Wright
D. M. Devilbins
T. E.R. Millgo
Jno
Committee On Organization
Fair Ballot League
Frederick County
Milton G. Urnor
C. C. Kerman
Wm. H. Hinks
Reno
United States
Frederick Baseball Association Holds Enthusiastic Meeting
An eight member board of governors gathered at the YMCA and elected officers. Dr Hendrix declined reelection as president citing professional duties, while committees will be formed in coming days. A bazar and Amoga play are planned to raise funds for next season, with subscriptions to be accepted by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Baseball, Association
Eiees
Harrowe
Austin Baeghwen
Frank K. Macun
Creettonity
Bo Fi
Huntederry
Freesuite
J. ©. Hendrix
In Tevest
Accidental Shooting on Jefferson Pike Injures John Bowie
John Bowie, an African American man, was accidentally shot in the back on the Jefferson pike near Frederick. Kent Greenwald, about 18, claimed to have fired at a crow when the gun misfired. Bowie received non serious injuries and Greenwald surrendered to the sheriff after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowie
Jefferson Pike
Fredrick
Kent Greenwald
Lewis Scholl
Young Greeenwald
Ron
Bowie
Greenwald
J. W. Long
Young Greenwald
Sherif Iyers
Public School Trustees Set Hampton Delegates and Holiday Closures
Regular meeting notes reveal Hampton school trustees Domi Aaron L Staley and Jacob Kneda. Schools ordered closed for Christmas vacation from December 73 to January 4. Teachers Institute begins January 4 to 8. Next trustees' gathering planned for Wednesday December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton School
Aaron L. Staley
Jacob Kneda
Onder
Neary
Weday
Batardey
Tax rate likely cut after reassessment debate
An alderman said without the reassessment the tax rate would be 1.30 to 1.35 per hundred dollars. With objections from fewer than 150 of 2000 taxpayers, errors were corrected and the board plans to finish Wednesday before the mayoral meeting. The rate is expected near 0.60, awaiting formal board action. Governor Crothorn may declare Saturday December 26 a holiday if banks consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeal
Abdermen
Crothorn
No Gifts Allowed from Pupils by County Schools
Washington county school commissioners ban teachers from accepting Christmas gifts from pupils or giving presents to principals or supervising officers. The resolution mirrors a similar reform adopted by the Baltimore City School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Baltimore City
Christmas gifts and local sales in Frederick ads
The itemized page lists retailers offering perfumes, jewelry, fountain pens, wreaths, fresh fish and oysters, and holiday gifts. It notes meetings, dance events, theater, and club activities at local venues, plus promotions for fountain pen repairs and Christmas merchandise. The entries reflect a bustling early holiday season in Frederick with multiple shops and services.
Christmas Broppling List From Local Merchant
John D. Hendrickson promotes a Christmas catalog offering Slumber Robes Bath Mats Piaid Blankets and other linens. The note emphasizes no undercutting prices and mentions photographs frames with orders due by December 19 for timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Tan Ercutson Sropio
McCardell's Opening and Bargains at Mullinix Store
An array of local ads invites shoppers to Mullinix's carpet and gift store for Christmas bargains, featuring home portraits by Barber Photographer, Rug sale, nuts, Kodaks, and a variety of goods. The notice also promotes a public sale, a shooting match, and banking notices, with prices and dates scattered throughout the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Renn
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William Lloyd Garritor
von Gauman
Empire
Berlin
Spain
Paris
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Tarrytown
Boreiol Dispatch
Ten News
Wasumorom
W. J. Moonum
Weather Bureau
Invents
Second &T
Eclipse Paint Co
Burger
Second St
BOC
Steiner Bros
Moser
Uc. Herman . & Son
Steiner Bros. Resell
Palace
Royal Women’s College
Ens’ National Bank
Medh
Nat. Bank TV
R&d. Mants
Carty ‘S Furniture Store ” Wiohn T D. “Hendrickson
HOM. MG. Urner
Ageinet
League
Adee
Ivan
Supreme Court of the United States
Commonwealth
Quueens’ National Bank
Citisens: National Bank
Capital
Freemin
Wheir Banking House
Citizens National Bank of
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Waterman
H. 8
Lanvis, Jeweler
Christias
Christine
Tremaer Bros
Am—T
A. A. Monen
C. BE
Cure
Lane View
Braddock Heights
H. 8, Landis, Jeweler
C. Hitman & Son
Senin
Lani
A. J. Eigumesencza
Panace Rorat
Patsioh Bt
Lanors
Jowcher
E. New Line
Woman's College
Kemp Hall
Tre Wre
Diplay
Mi 2
John D. Hendrickson
Tee
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W.c
Cbrildren
Buster Brown
John D. Rendrickson
Nemvig & Miller
Iver
Oliver
Princes
Enveri Eas Talleta
Wilver
Talon
Arunion
Ciberman
Aresco
Nfidig & Miller
Everybod
Mullinix
Christiane
Canarias
Harz Mountains
Germany
St. Andreseherg
Barber
Mansney
East Patrick Street
MavLinix
Caaret Storr
Leon
Conan
J. Poorer
C. Matone
McCardell
Brazil
McCanozi’s
Domestic Building Association
Sertea
Jon. H. Harris
Presiden Chas
F Wertheineer
Vies- F. B
Treas
Frank C.ernbed
Hendrickson
John Bauper
H.C. Zacharias de Beams
St. Mary’s
E. J. Wingeeennen
Cor, Market
South Streets
McCordele
South Be
Danci
Church An
Delearte
Evenin
Srorge
Hodock
Ted
Rodook
Thos. P, Rice
Prederick
Stefons and Grandsone i
Thomas P.rice
M. L. Etchiegns
Salle
Etobigon Furniture Store
M. L. Etchibon
Fregeriat, Md
Craraes L. Renn
W. H. B. Etchison
Wwe
Etchibon
Etcheon Foresters
Tor
Embalner
East Church
Béreet
Wren
Ok County
Joseph W. Gaver
Sappington
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