Petition Drives City for Storage Reservoir
A civic committee presented a petition urging the city to build a storage reservoir. About 250 signers backed the request with only three refusals. The committee included Mrs. Hansnow Markey and Mrs. J. J. Dull among others, listing numerous residents and local businesses as signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civb
Mittes
Hansnow Markey
J. J. Dull
Paldiititwoh
A. Kemp Reefer
B. F. Reich
Bes
Pity Bester
Anna Hahn
Clara ‘Ckatdn
Géorge K. Birely
Bons
Vid Zimmerman
Henry A. Hahn
George C. Grosmnidle
C. C
Car ¥ 5
William N. Wachter
Frank Wachter
Allen G. Quynn
Henry Raabe
Thomas Kemp
Fred. A. Miller
Harry M. Cran P
H.C. Birely
L. E. Keefer
Der
R. R. Bowars
Charles W. Cashpur
Molter
Charles McC. Mathing
John Mc. Wilson
Elizabeth “Gileon
Iry
A. Lochner
Mra
Kate Omas
Bert. Eader
A. L. der
Luther Duvall
Horatio Waters
A. A. Lough
D. F. Davis
W. H. Knock
T. F. Kennedy
Hygela Tee Co
William. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Grayeon
E. Bowers
Weph
Bk Bowers
H. E
Willara
D. C
Gippon
C. Carty
Morsell
John
Rametarg
Igm Goodman
Henry K. C. Fox
Irs
Beery
K.C. Fox
Frank
Moore
Rat
C. Birely
William Crawford
We-Mottas
Meckel
Dre. Joshua
J. DS
Baker
W. G. Zimmerman
A.C. Mcfardan
Steiner Brothera
Charles "Regtaley
Emily OR. Besant
Pi V. Staub
J. Dutrowe
Smithy
Chatstign
Wilkes
Mentill Ut
Bowers
Convers
Arhar'l.- Levy
Schmid
Gertrude
H. Abpte
Wilkird
Mary
BL. Urnér
Ire
L McCurdy
John D. Hendrickson
R. F. Heck
R. Ames Hendickson
Harry R. Newcomer
Joseph H.apple
George B. McCleery
Thomas M. Williamson
Alice M. Rohrback
John L. Johnson
L. Moster
Charilés
B. T. Hendrickson
Edgar K. Moore
J. Prank Elsentager
C. Wardhime
A.M. Wood
Henry F. Andérson
W. Scholl Hersperger
Worth
Juligson
Glaze
Charles Cloyd Dean
Guy “Kh. Motter
Garret
de Grange, Jr
Hammond Clary
George L. Cranie
Wiliam L. Cramer
William A. Sith
R. R. Miller
L. HeWilter
Allen Bartgis
Harry N. Kentseenetner
J.T. Rb. J . Tyron
John E. Schell
Pitt SM. Staproe
N. J. Wilson
Sutt
B. D. Palteen
John Hershberger
Schroeter
C.M. Doll
H. J. Kerr
Patt
M. G
Cha McC. Mathias
Lies Hahn
Hichard Potts
David
B Goffin
Noah B Cramer
RV Steff
Isaac M. Molter
J Miller
Jereme
A. LeRoy McCardell
Wil. Emerman
J. W. Harner
D. Marker
Joby M. Hailet
C. A
E. Moffinix
A. W. Condon
A. Doll
Guy Blackston
E A Mmer
J. A. Williamson
Jetin
Newman Sohne
Alleg McP. Smith
Charlotte P. Met
Notable Names in Local Industrial Board Petition
Emith, Lloyd T. Macdill, Arthur D. Willard, Harry G. Tritappe, Jacob Tobrback, Grayson H. Staley, Krank Co. Norwood, H. D. Baker are listed as signatories or participants in the latest union or company petition filed with the local industrial board.
Two Aldermen Fall Ill At Board Meeting
At a Frederick city board meeting only three aldermen attended due to travel and a death in the family. The meeting covered requests from Federated Charities to buy stone to employ the unemployed, a $2000 payment request from Maryland Amiesite and Stone Company, and a push to save trees by moving electric wires. Bills totaling $764.68 were approved along with additional printing expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Charities
Aldermade Abbott
New York
Alderman Shoemaker
Civic Club
Maryland Amiesite and Stone Company
Thomas’ Freeman Dixon
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Charities Organization
Amiesite Company
H. L. Collier
Bredépick
Generil Charles F. Macklin
Maryland ,National Guard
Bentz Street
Fourth
Fifth
Crum
Wilson
East Church Street
Fraley
Frederick
Culler
Thomas F. Kennedy
George A. Burck
Thompson & Myers
Post Publishing Company
John Eisenhauer
Murry D. Fout
Co. H. Kupp
Ezra Houck, Jr
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Frederick Brick Works
J. M. Newman Co
G. O Paxson
M. J. Grove Lime Company
William
Haller
Seeger & Co
Markell & Ford
Shank & Ettler
H. M. Gittinger
J. H. Abbott & Son
Woodward & Munshower
C. H. Baughman and Son
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
A collection of local social items notes visits and travel among Frederick residents and nearby towns. Highlights include William T Foster visiting Frederick. Mrs Lester Harris in Hanover Pa. Frank Schmidt on business trip to Baltimore. Alderman and Mrs Lloyd C Culler in Baltimore. Mrs Frank Staub and son Mer idth in Baltimore. Mina E K Magruder and Mrs Henry B Kameburgh visiting relatives in Leamville. Emma James returning from Baltimore. Mrs S D Relfenker visiting daughter in Philadelphia. Edward Hollis visiting his parents in Frederick. Justice and Mrs Fabian Polley announce birth of a baby boy. Henry Williams returning from St Peters burg Fla and staying at New City Hotel. William W Wren holidaying with parents in Frederick. George Zimmerman and son Charles visiting William Roderick. Milton Kefauver holidaying with son in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Foster
Baltimore
Frederick
Lester P. Harris
East Seventh Street
Hanover
Frank K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
Frank V. Staub
Meredith
North Market Street
Mina EK. E. Magruder
Henry B. Kameburgh
Clarke Place
Ameville
Emma James
Church Street
D. Relfenker
Dill Avenue
Clarence H. Hett
Frankford
Philadelphia
Edward Hollis
Martinsburg
W. Va
Luther F. Harrison
Justice
Fabian Polley
West Fourth Street
Henry Williams
St. Petersburg
Florida
New City Hotel
William W. Wren
Mercersburg Academy
Oliver Wren
George Zimmerman
Charles
Walkersville
William C. Roderick
East Fourth Street
FY Milton Kefauver
Charles Kefauver
Brooklyn
N.S
Court hears appeal in Phillips Boone horse deal case
In the circuit court an appeal case from Justice Posey involving Lycurgus Phillips Norman Phil Ups and Ida Boone is being tried before a jury. Attorneys for the Phillips side are A D Willard H S Felton and for Mrs Boone Stoner and Weinberg. The docket also notes another reversed decision in a Kolb v Finkle case and a Smith v Hankey rent appeal from Woodsboro with Worthington presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Ve. Boone
Lycurgus Philips
Norman Phil Ups
Ida Boone
Justice Posey
Brunswick Times Christmas Edition Highlights Advertisements
The Brunswick Times presents a Christmas themed issue with extensive display advertising. Thomas H. Haller and Seeger and Company of Frederick are among the new advertisers as the paper reports rapid circulation growth and a higher subscriber count than the Brunswick Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Times
the News
Thomas H
Old Brunswick Herald
Hall's Catarrh Cure: A Constitutional Remedy
A $100 reward and claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages. The advertisement states the medicine is taken internally, targets the blood and mucous surfaces, and builds the constitution. Proponents offer $100 if any case it fails to cure. Sold by all druggists with warnings to take Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mall
Wl Warner
Auto Equipped For Winter In Freder ick Pullman Car
Col. E. Austin Baughman returns from Philadelphia with a new Pullman car featuring a coupe top. Described as one of the best equipped ever seen in Frederick, the neat appearance drew widespread attention as it passed through the city this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Philadelphia
Pullman
Frederick
Cumberland Man Relieved Of Kidney Trouble
Cumberland Md Dec 8 1914 Sehanning Jr of 55 Flint street Cumberland praises Inter-State Doctors at 11 South Jonathan street Hagerstown medical Institute. He suffered four years from kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and fatigue then improved after treatment. The ad lists many ailments treated by Inter-State Doctors and urges consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flw
Sehanning, Jr
Flint Street
Cumberland
Hagerstown Medical Institute
South Jonathan Street
Court House
Schanning
Cumberland, Md
InterjStata
Malone and Wamsley Star Forwards at Mt. St. Josephs
Lewis Malone and Wamsley, two former local baseball players under Jack Morrison, star as forwards for Mt. St. Josephs college. In Tuesday's opener against Temple View Irvington lads won overwhelmingly as Malone totaled 11 baskets and two fouls while Wamsley added six baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Malone
C. M. Malone
Wamsley
Jack Morrison
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Temple View
Irving‘ton
Malone
Pregs
Turkeys Sold in Baltimore At Higher Prices Than Local
Farmers report turkeys bring about 200 cents per pound dressed in Baltimore and about ten cents more per pound locally, yet many ship birds from this county to the city. Local sellers say farmers fill orders where prices are highest then ship leftovers to Baltimore where buyers pay less and consumers face lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Dance At Armory Draws Large Crowd Tonight
A dance was held at the Company A armory last night with a large crowd in attendance. Dancing began at 9 o clock and a nine piece select orchestra provided music. The organizers plan to hold these dances each Wednesday night.
Leaders Adult Bible Class Elect Officers Tonight
The semi annual election of officers of the Leaders Adult Bible Class of the Methodist Episcopal church will take place in M. E. class room this evening at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders Adult Bible
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Cattle Scourge Strikes Washington County Farm
Fresh outbreak of foot and mouth disease found on Hhowalter farm along the Middleburg pike near Middleburg. Government inspector Dr. R H Smith and veterinarian Dr E J Poo confirm nearly all of 21 cattle sick in advanced stages. Herd will be killed. Smith is a local government inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Frederick County
H.K. Hhowalter
Middleburg Pike
Middleburg
Bhowalter
R. H. Smith
E.J. Poo
Hagerstown
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Hames
Civic
Mr. Abbott
N.Y
Mr. Shoemaker
Billa
Hhone
Cumberland Mar
Stars
Basketball
Armory
Ctonsiline
Clive
Maryland
Central Trust Company
Frederick, MD
OUR Savings Club
James, E. Doll, Jeweler
Emas Jewelry
James E. Doll
Santa Claus
Frederick Loan Company
South Market ST
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