Christmas Clubs Rush to Save for 1915
Frederick residents rush to join Christmas Savings Clubs offered by Central Trust, Commercial Bank, and Frederick Trust Company. Plans cap memberships at 2,500, 1,000, and grow from 10 cents weekly to 50 cents over five weeks, then repeat for a fifty week cycle. Open evenings to enroll, with hundreds already signed up and expected totals rising past last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Commercial State Bank
Commercial Bank
Central Trust Company
Red Men Banquet and Interesting Program Reported
An enjoyable informal banquet by Chippewa Tribe No 19 I O R M was held in the wigwam at the Pythian Castle last night. Leo Weinberg and H orsey Etchison gave addresses. a quartet Frank Kennedy G Hoskins Morgan Irving 8 Landauer and Lavier Michael performed, with a cornet solo by Russell Stockman. Grace Hummelbaugh recited, Rev E H Lamar played piano, and a music trio Lynwood Stephens Inez Stephens Joseph Stephens provided entertainment. Weinberg acted as toastmaster, with committee members Groff Dinterman Layman Quynn Coleman Gunder Biggs and Fogle leading the arrangements.
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Pythian Castle
Leo Weinberg
Horsey Etchison
Frank Kennedy
G. Hoskins Morgan
Irving
Landauer
Lavier Michael
Russell Stockman
Grace Hummelbaugh
E. H. Lamar
Lynwood Stephens
Mise Inez Stephens
Joseph Stephens
Mr. Weinberg
Charles B. Groff
Edward Dinterman
Walter Layman
Roger Quynn
Charles Coleman
Jesse KL. Gunder
George D. Biggs
Jesse Fogle
B Rosenour and Sons Advertises Big Clothing Purchase
A half page notice from B Rosenour and Sons highlights their purchase of 1 200 suites and overcoats bought at reasonable prices. They intend to pass savings to customers and suggest apparel dealers can secure remarkable prices on large lots due to sluggish business conditions.
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News Today
B. Rosenour and Sons
Local visitors fill city for holiday season
Mr William P Etchison arrives from Pittsburgh to visit family. Frank Howard of Franklin and Marshall Academy spends holidays with relatives. Rose and Mary Rogers of St Josephs Academy spend Christmas at Buckeystown home. Mrs Albert Wolford and Pau line and Geneva Wolford visit the Crist family at 121 West Fifth. Reading Schley Graham Goodell and Ransom Lewis of Mercersburg Academy are home for the holidays. Anne Brunner Kemp of Columbia College New York expected home today and Blanche Wuittinger arrives tomorrow.
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William P. Etchison
Pittsburgh
Frank Howard
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Rose
Mary, Rogers
St. Joseph's Academy
Buckeystown
Albert Wolford
Little Pauline
Geneva Wolford
Portsmouth
Osborn Crist
West Fifth Street
Reading Schley
Graham Goodell
Ransom Lewis
Mercersburg Academy
Anne Brunner Kemp
Columbia College
New York
Blanche Wuittinger
Mt Airy Club to Host New Year Dance at Masonic Temple
The Mt. Airy Country Club issues invitations for a New Year dance to be held at the Masonic Temple in Mt. Airy on Friday January 1. The item notes property deed transfers from Susan C Shank to Laura V Myers for real estate in the county valued at $500. An advertisement for Barker's Drug Store appears.
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Mt. Airy
Susan C. Shank
Laura V. Myers
Called Home To Wed Couple In Harrisburg Train Trip
Reverend Dr BH Lamar hurried from a dinner setting to marry Edward G Wade and Laura Stormfeltz from Harrisburg before the early afternoon train home. The 12 year old bride said her mother knew. the couple will live in Harrisburg. Usher details and other weddings appear in this notice column with local clergy and families.
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BH. Lamar
Frederick
Harrisburg
Mr. Lamar
Seventh Street
Harrieburg
Edward G. Wade
Misa Laura Stormfeltz
Hymeneas Mr Lour To Wed In Salem Va
Mr Roscoe Michael Doub son of Mrs Emma Doub Middletown and a Middletown High School teacher will marry Miss Cora May Carper daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hud son Carper of Salem on Wednesday morning December 23 in the M E Church South at 930 am After the ceremony the couple will return to Middletown arriving the same evening Mr Howard Gross and Mr Manon Holie of Middletown will attend the wedding and accompany them home
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Lour
Roscoe Michael Doub
Emma Doub
Middletown
Middletown High School
Salem
Cora May Carper
Robert Hudson Carper
M. E. Church
South
Hood College faculty reassigns classes after division of workload
Dr E A Wehler Hood College vice president will resign after January dedicating his time to the building fund. Classes are redistributed among remaining faculty as Hood College girls depart for home this morning.
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EA ‘Wehler
Hood College
Criminal docket opens in court with larceny case
The State charges Charlee Woetzel Pinny Curry and Charles Gunn with larceny of 35 chickens owned by Albert F. Dudderar between Unionville and Union Bridge. Reno Harp, attorney for the defendants. Also noted is a marriage license for Edward G Wade 21 and Laura Stormfelts 18 of Sarrinburg Pa. Ruth Crist previously disposed in improving.
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Charlee Woetzel
Pinny Curry
Charles Gunn
Albert Fl. Dudderar
Unionville
Union Bridge
Reno
Harp
Traversers
Edward G. Wade
Laura Stormfelts
Sarrinburg, Pa
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Xmas Clubs
Commercial
Dépositere — Frederick Trust
Bank
Frederick Trust
Frederick Trust Company
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick ST
Barker's Drug Store
Markewis
Rev. Lamar
Doub
Tross
Hoffman
Glenn Main
Koanoke Ding Co
Roanoke
Woetle
Loong
Reformed Parsonage
Thurmont
Misa Lucy W. Long
Charles Long
Floyd N. Welzel
P. B. Heimer
Baltimore
Miss Minnie Long
Monard Long
Josiah Gross
Jefferson
Lettle Olivia
Willam David Ferrell
Poteraville
Grosa
Hymeneas
Misa Ruth Crist
Bartholomay
Apollo Beer
W. H. Shiple
Frederick, Md
M’cleery's Jewelry Store
N. Market Street
Tae News
Frederick Loan Company
South Market ST
Corel State Bank
Commercial State Bank of
J. Dutrow
Cashier
Neva Gerber
White Tar Stock Company
the Rat
Feajuring
Henry King
Herbert Rawlinson
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Mutual Weekly
Socti
DR. Leon
Gereday
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