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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

6

Mr Coblentz For Speaker Of Maryland House Of Delegates

The Daily News discusses rumors on the Speaker selection for Maryland's House of Delegates in January. It argues Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick County should be chosen for his broad, aggressive leadership and proven capabilities. The paper notes Coblentz previously declined a gubernatorial run, now offers full support to aid the new administration, and urges Frederick County to back a candidate who will serve without personal gain.

Coblentz House of Delegates Emory L. Coblentz Brederiek Petanea Collenty Marsland Awordme Maryland Frederick County House of Delegatia

Property Deeds and Marriages in County Notices

Business in the courts lists deeds transferring real estate in the county for several pairs and individuals with nominal sums. It also reports multiple marriage license records including Carl Rakeman and Linda Te mailine among others from nearby towns, detailing ages and residences. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets for digestion and constipation.

Social World Pound Party Near Frederick

A lively pound party and social gathering occurred at Howard Zimmerman’s residence near Frederick on Thursday evening with music and refreshments. Attendees included numerous Zimmerman family members, neighbors, and friends, plus a separate surprise birthday party for Vir. Burdette at the home of Mr and Mrs George Burdette with many guests and late-night refreshments.

Howard Zmmerman Frederick Musie Mes Howard Zimmerman Ray, Stuth Howard, Jr Mary Zimmerman Vo Stutl Vond Momrose Harolt Mra Pearl Goodsell Af Arady Leona Stull Grace Kay Henry Sc Auckhard Allen Wenforven John Stil Pred Shankle Roy Clem Wilburn Zimimenan Harmond Clem Wihner Lon Mro George Ture Mette Annor Burdette Lds Howe George Burdette Charles Chardette Howard Albaugh Mar Dn Greene Edward der Edward Dyer Ficherd Ridgeway Eelbreeh Mina It John Gitting Clarence Stutta Tewsingle Wiln Ginde Lewis Esteriv Lantretea Joes Raymond Wloyd John Morgan Mra Ramsburg Pautine Engle Anne Rowe Mery Haver Alte Burdett

Community notes on county agent and local company roles

Fragmentary text mentions R L Dollings Company Thor Smith and the Past char ate county agricultural agent for Washington county. It references Western Shore district and the Roobanings Company located in Tiuv erstown with a local city on Inane or Smith WH outer MWh. It honors County Agent Seth and Wash Inston County and notes the loss of a valuable man who contributed to neighborly interests.

R. L. Dollings Company Thor. Smith Washington County Smith Seth Cuburay

Ad Columns Reveal Local Results and Lost Ad Reward

Fragmentary notice describes an advertisement about a lost item and a reward. It mentions a person named Lott Ad, a place Athunstown, and a paper involved in publishing the ad. The text is garbled but indicates a claim process or reward related to a missing item and a newspaper notice.

Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick News Recap

A Frederick edition page recalls events from twenty years prior. Notable items include the Romitsburg Taprovemens Company charter grant and immediate operation by named directors, Mountain City Lodge officers, Knights of Pythias appointments, and various local civic appointments and contracts. Also noted are Ministry Association president election, a county board decision on road contracts, school inspection tours, and teaching appointments.

Personal notes on Grace Lampert visit and accident aftermath

Purely personal item describes Miss Grace Lampert visiting Miss Aliee Eyler and other acquaintances near Jefferson. It mentions a Chandler car struck by a Hudson on Ballim ore pike, returning to Washington with friends, and a University of Maryland night course plan for HL 4 Merc Amon Burpee of Baltimore.

Grace Lampert Jefferson Aliee Eyler South Market Streat Charles Lampert Wrog Brown Margaret Noiris Roger Eyler Bunth Market Street

Votes for Women Meeting in Maryland Calls for Ratification

Senator elect Goodell urged Maryland's legislature to ratify the federal suffrage amendment at a meeting in the courthouse. Miss Mauda Younger and Senator K D Melonar spoke on equal suffrage as Mrs W Maye Brown read a resolution urging local lawmakers to vote for ratification. Chief Judge Urner chaired. the gathering backed the measure unanimously and highlighted past suffrage efforts and wartime service by women.

Hammond Urner Congress New York Maryland Paret R . Mish Younger Daphne J Washington Wison Sie Hatto Wilson Senate Saul Ste Sulituge Gene Samuel McNellir Frederick Memphis Komen Nessee Praderm F. Goodell Baltimore Tha Ife

Hymeneal in Hagerstown Merges Families in Quiet Ceremony

A wedding announcement from Baltimore reports the marriage of Katherine Interhig to John Ren in St Mark's Lutheran Church. The bride, Katherine, is linked to Hood College and Pennyslvania College student Harors. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Robert Chore, occurred Monday at St Mark's, with both families planning a Northward honeymoon and residence with the bride's parents in Hagerstown.

John DD Myers Town Katherine Ren Wes Rober Broom St. Mark's Lutheran Church Baltimore Atlas Myers Fa Hood College Frederick Tunte Pennsylvenia College Ettyslurg Heirernon Cun Fredevielk Cunien Andeum Street Hagerstown

Unpaid Tax Bills Reach Thousands in County Office

The county faces 3,421 unpaid tax bills as year end collections rise. Incumbent officials note efforts to collect have yielded limited results, with more than $28,000 still delinquent. Posters across the county and press attention failed to spur payment, and a single day in November saw over $12,000 unpaid.

Neds Maal

Muskrats Sell At 3 75 Demand For Hudson Seat

Fragmented OCR reports strong demand for muskrats with prices around 3.75 per unit. Mentioned shipments and state-wide sales indicate rising interest in muskrat pelts and a booming market across New York and neighboring states.

Distillers in Quandary Over Whiskey Holdings

Distillers face a critical decision as Congress and prohibition laws strain the whiskey trade. Louisville exporters watch for federal action on excise and export limits while internal pressure from saloon interests tests the industry. The sector weighs potential losses against policy shifts that could reshape distribution and value.

Stolen Silk Truck Report From New York Delivery

A silk delivery truck was reported stolen in New York as a driver named Veauk Dugan was transporting raw silk to Pousth Avenue near Twenty. The incident involves a delivery route and a suspect or vehicle not yet identified, with authorities continuing inquiries into the theft.

New York Wautks Af Newton Sion

Samarit an Rebekah Lodge formed and officers chosen

The Samartian Rebekah Lodge No. 3 was instituted in the city with 48 members from Baltimore attending. Officers elected included Noble Grand Celeste R. Thomas and Vice Grand Annie M. Beard. Mrs Hovisbers presided as Assembly president and deputy Charles F. Seeger was named to the local lodge. A December meeting was planned with refreshments served. Also reported are Hagerstown Fair officials nominated and listed officers.

Samartian Rebekah Lodge King David Lodge Baltimore Queen Esiler Resekag Lodge Nii Prench Wil- Than A. Jones Re‘hekah “Assembly Mar Horlsberg Margaret Roberts Lillian Stighe Susan Jones Susan Jones, Secretarate C. Stansbury Provence Merrit Mollie M. McCormick Noble Grand Celeste. R. Thomas Annie M. Beard Noble Lee Dixon Goldie M. Webs Istar Mary B. Ogle Byra A. Winebrewer Louise Poole Chaplai Missy Motter Jernice O'Hare Vinda Warner Sallie A. Cramer Catherine Carmack Guardian Mikel Beard Rudwhan Ila Phleeger Che Horlsberg Charles IF. Seeger King Davisriday Owl Odd Fellows Johns B. Spence HL Dorsey Etchison Sind Wiliam A. Jones Rebeka Mre. Hovisbers

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a five hundred dollar offer for any case it cannot cure. It promotes 35 years of use, claims to purify blood and mucous membranes, and invites readers to send for testimonials.

Iir, Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Bank urges savings and daily habits for community growth

A local bank promotes saving as the easiest path to financial security and offers to cooperate in forming a weekly saving habit. An election notice states a bank election will be held at the Banking House No 1 North Market Street on Tuesday January 1 1920 from 10 am to 1 pm to elect Directors for The Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Md.

North Market Street Frederick County National Bank Frederick, Md Orphans’ Court Frederick County Wannem Zimmeima Carrie Johnston Annie Reigh Janie Zimmerman Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of Frederick Albert Gilson Milton TL Shook Yellow Springs Salik Third Street Noah v. Cramer Prederick County Spa Libertytown Army of Sale Wallace BR Brall Charles H Beall

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