Mayor endorses new keep to the right traffic plan at Market street
Frederick moves away from a paid officer directing traffic to a modern system with four keep to the right signs at the Square Corner. The scheme, part of Mayor Fraley’s plan, aims to reduce congestion citywide with signs on sturdy bases. police warn of $5 fines for removing signs and anticipate further expansion.
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Trafic
Frederick
Market Street
Big Buttesome
Quinn
Trafic Force
Fraley
Anmterica
Lampe
Frederick Club Manager Hope Hangs On Committee
Dr. C F Goodell names executive committee to select 1917 Frederick team manager. Members Frank K Schmidt chair Dr Ira J McCurdy and William H Pentz. announcement expected this week. Rabbit Agnew has applied for the job and fans favor him. Schmidt was out of town. A Navy mattress note mentions Kanok fiber for future use.
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C. F. Goodell
Local Baseball Association
Frank K. Schmidt
Ira J. McCurdy
William H. Pentz
Pentz
Frederick
Rabbit Agnew
Schmidt
Lighting Post Damaged After Car Crash at Market Street
A Paige touring car driven by O Keller swung onto the sidewalk near McCleery's on North Market Street and knocked down a street lighting post with an electric clock, breaking it in three. Keller and C A Rogers were in the car. the machine remained operable and went to a nearby garage. The incident occurred around 10 o'clock Saturday night with few pedestrians nearby. The post and globe shattered, clock damaged, and the pole broken into three pieces. Queen Esther Circle held its December meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church, with a program of songs, readings, solos, and refreshments, then adjourned to January 12, 1917. The Pennsylvania Railroad released a safety poster warning against trespassing on tracks, citing over 10,000 casualties annually in the U.S. Congressman Lewis announced seed gifts for farmers, including alfalfa, cowpeas, soybeans, and Sudan grass, for spring planting. The Y M C A swimming team benefit is tied to an upcoming spelling bee and math contest in Seminary Hall on December 27, hosted by Prof. Amon Burgee. R. Paul Smith will be a team captain.
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Vilar
O. Keller
O. J. Keller Lime Company
McCleery
Jew [Erry
North Market Street
Mr. Keller
C. A. Rogers
Buckeystown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ernest Webb
Margaret Cecil
Louise Haller
Dorothy Pearson
Bethlehem
Readling
Mary Benson
Rosalyn Siegrist
Ruby Cline
J. D. Hendrickson
C. E. Cline
Seigrist
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Seminary Hall
Amon Burgee
R. Paul Smith
Town News From Co. Frederick and Emmitsburg
Mr Walton Smith spent a day in Frederick. Mrs Glenn Roy Martin donated collection plates to St Mark's Lutheran in memory of her mother Mrs Margaret Whiter who died in 1599. Emmitsburg hosts new electric motor at broom factory and considers a local branch of Wise Bros Inc with potential plant growth. Miss Madeline Frizell returns from Gettysburg. The Brunswick high school carnival ends with Miss Helen Roelke as queen and the Coontown Minstrels delight the crowd.
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Walton Smith
Frederick
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Glenn Roy Martin
Margaret, Whiter
Charles Whitter
Frederick City Hospital
Tr Herny
Emmitsburg
Ita
Frederick Street
H W. C. Hazard
Wise Bros., Inc
Baltimore
Hazard
Madeline Frizell
Gettysburg
J. Stewart Annan
Annan Horner
Toledo
Louie Annan
Detroit
Mich
Xavier Lepore
James
Helen J. Rowe
Minnie Yeakle
Francis and
Herbert White
Springfield
Ill
Joseph E. Rowe
State College
E. Cora Rowe
Etta McKeen
Belle Rowe
Cleveland
Mary
Anna Felix
Annabelle Hartman
Brunswick High School
Helen Roelke
John Roelke
Coontown Minstrels
Address by Dr Forrester at YMCA service
A religious service at the YMCA yesterday afternoon was addressed by Prof T C Forrester of the Maryland State School for the Deaf. The meeting was led by Prof B W Daley of Hood College.
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Dr. Forrester
T. C. Forrester
Maryland State School For the Deaf
B. W. Daley
Hood College
First Lieutenant G Thornton MacKenzie on leave and promotion
First Lieutenant G Thornton MacKenzie U S A formerly math instructor at the Boys High School now stationed at Fort Myer Va on leave until December 23 when he will go to Fort Leavenworth Kan He has been promoted from second to first lieutenant in the infantry He spent the week end in Frederick Y M C A Song Service Prof T C Forrester delivered the sermon on the text Lt will neither leave thee nor forsake thee and spoke of woes of one forsaken and the blessedness of Gods presence Prof B W Daily presided A Liebschutz sang Ralph Bowers was the pianist Property Withdrawn Public sale of Charles W Ford real estate in front of the Court House Saturday morning bidding rose to 1200 and sale was withdrawn
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G. Thornton MacKenzie
U.S. A
Boys’ High School
Fort Myer
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Infantry
MacKenzie
Frederick
T. C. Forrester
B. W. Daily
A. Liebschutz
Ralph Bowers
Charles W. Ford
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United States Navy
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Kansas City Journal
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Commercial State Bank
Scotts
Scott
Leworth Orth
Cee Bloomfield
J. Km
Franklin Savings Bank
Wrederick
Fits Banking Houge
James Houck
Geo W. Helnieun
Greenawalt’s
Market Sts
Lavallieres
Waldemar
North Market St
Frederick, MD
PHONE
N.Y
Iadier
Genticoen
Hee
Propriet
W. Patrick St. Chichester
the Empire
Patn
America
Feswing
Pearl Waite
Pearl of the Army
Pathe Company
Wm. Fox
New York
Prat
New York City
Empire
A.H. Woods
Pathe Golu Rooster
Jane Grey
Mary Pickford
L. O. Fisher
Proocreter
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Kalem
Marin Sais
True Boardman
Doda
Ube
Barbara Brent
Ruth Clifford
George Beranger
Falehta
C. R. Landis Jewelry Store
S. Market ST
Christaine
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
N. Market
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