Daily News December 18 1919 Brederbek edition
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
6
The Results of the Coal Strike Dispute
An editorial argues the coal strike harmed the public and weakened miners’ bargaining. It says earlier offers were lost by striking, warns public sentiment shifted, and urges arbitration as the proper path. It notes some unions may still seek gains through orderly, lawful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Board
Charities Hear Requests For State Aid In Several Institutions
Governor elect Ritchie and the Board of State Aid and Charities hold hearings on Wednesday and Thursday for appropriations from the coming Legislature. Institutions include Children’s Hospital seeking 10 000, Maryland School for the Blind, Maryland Workshop for the Blind, Maryland Industrial School for Girls, Public Athletic League, and Florence Crittenton Mission. Schedule lists times for St Gabriel’s Home, Charities Hospital, McDonegh Institute, Charlotte Hall, St Mary’s Female Seminary, St Vincent’s, Frederick City Hospital, with tribute to Mrs Apple and notes on the World’s Service Program meeting December 26 in the Frederick M. G. A. Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Board of State ‘Aid and Charities
Onorrow
Children’ Hospital School
de Marylane School For the
Petun
Ats
Maryland Workshop
Maryhind Industry Training School For
Sy Mary
Public Athletic League
Florence Crittenton Mission
St. Gabriel's Home For
Nited Charities Hospital
McDonegh Institute
Charlotte Hall School
St. Mary's Female Seminary
St. Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum
Frederick City Hospital
Panents Objected Eloped Bank Legislation in Next General Assembly
White Post Virginia couple 21 married in Frederick after eloping by auto late Tugaday night. Hiram F Owens and Mise Alma R Butler arrived about 10:30 with Rev John A Ditzler officiating at Grace Reformed Church. Bride told parents she had wed and would not worry. Policeman guided Owens to obtain a marriage license then to the reverend’s home for the ceremony. Parents had objected to Owens as a son-in-law. The Maryland State Bankers Association committees in session at Biltmore outlined legislative measures and appointed members to banking and agriculture panels for the next General Assembly to protect and advance banking and farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram F. Owens
Mise Alma R Butler
Nears White Post
John A. Ditzler
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
John Winpigler
Guardian of the Peace
Virginia
Winpigler
Ditzler
Owens
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Biltmore
General Assembly
Homer
Charles Rigman
J. Duke Downe
James Dixon
Easton
Jacob Rohrback
J. Harry Hopkins
Annapolis
Agriculture Committee
Frank J. Duncan
Towson
John M. Dennis
Orlando Harrison
Beronr
C. Remsberg
Middletown
G. Thomas
Sandy Springs
State Bankers Association
Chas. C Nomer, Jr
William Spottiman
Charles Hann
Willian Marlatt
Baltimore
Charles
7th Wedding Anniversary Surprise at Bloomfield Home
A brief surprise celebration marked the seventh wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sigler near Bloomfield on December 16. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Orden of Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. CT Plokding and daughter Gertrul, Mr. and Mrs. Gee Kannerberg, Degrkel Shankle, Miss Eleanor Shankle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pp. Staley and children, and Willan Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sigler
Bloomfield
Edward Orden
Atantico
CT Plokding
Gertrul
Gee. Kannerberg
Degrkel Shankle
Misa Eleanor Shankle
Myr
Charles Pp. Staley
Willan Shank
Butchering at Burdette Home Near Walkersville
A dime butchering event occurred at the Burdette residence in Walkersville. Two large porkers weighing 183 and 38 pounds were slaughtered. A noon meal followed the butchering. Attendees included Charley Bo Scholl, Mr. and Mrs. fond Thipdette, Dasie Mr. Scholl, Mr. and Mrs. Hy Bo Cammadhk, We Kaige, Leslie Po Kefaaver, and George W. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Burdette
Walkersville
Charley Bo Seholl
Mramas
Fond Thipdette
Dasie
Mr. Scholl
Hy Bo Cammadhk
We Kaige
Leslie Po Kefaaver
George W. Bell
Cumberland Banks Merger Formed Liberty Trust Co
Announcement yesterday of the Liberty Trust Company of Cumberland formed by the merger of First National Third National Crivens National and several savings banks in Cumberland. The merger value is reported at $8,000,000 with resources around $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberlare
Mergr
Thail
Te Liberty Trt Conpray
Cumberland
First National
Third National
Crivens National
Dine Savings Am
Ciizens Savings Tank
Cambecliud
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Recap of Local Notices
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the News columns recount committees formed to press war claim petitions and memorials to Congress. officials listed include Lee, Chilton, Urner, Baker, Winbrener, Uy Torn, Yeoukle, and Hints with other names, meetings, and recruitment updates for Frederick's Riflemen. Local clubs held recitals and weddings. Columbia Lodge and Masons elected officers. Frederick Art Club choral offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
the News
Chilton
Heneta
Lee
Milton G. Urner
Joseph D. Baker
D.C. Winbrener
Thomas JH. Uy Torn Alk
J. de Wendrickson
Jno
MM. Haller
Winebers
Alfred Ritter
A. M. Landauer
J. W. Starr Lo Malingy
Henry Dolemine
J. Clarke Kiefer
Wri M. Cumnans
FL GQ
Wasanan
Baughman
Eichelberzer
Mel Doll
Geo
S. Rodoek
Jue
UL Abbott
J. Henry Lampe
Morsel
FE Smith
Dne
E.R. Woot
D. A. Hargett
C. Alardt
S. S. Maynard
Daniell T. Ordeman
Dnc
Ramsburg
Lewis A Mtieo
Jas. E. Walker
Harry ¢. Keefer
Win
HW. Hinks
Goldsborough
A. Ultbeck
C. Hard
Adolphus Fearhake
Mail Xmas Parcels At Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office reports record parcel volume as Christmas mail surges. Officials urge patrons to mail early this week to avoid congestion and ensure delivery by Christmas with deliveries likely Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Asa
Agaln
Walter Mark
Personal notes from the local column
Stephens near Predws returned from a ten day trip to Detroit and Toledo. Mr Charles L. E. Fox of North Marker Street left this morning to attend the funeral of Miss Margaret Kimtan in Overton Maryland. Charles Po...yneer of the Ordince Department Hartamouth Virginia is spending the Christmas holiday with his parents Mrs and Mrs Lowle Howyinger of West Pathlek Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Detroit
Toledo
Charles L. E. Fox
North Marker Street
Margaret KiMtan
Overton
Waco
Charles Po Yineer
Ord“hince Department
Hartamouth
Wally
Lowle Hovyinger
West Patelek Street
Hymeneas Miss Rhodes A Bride In Buffalo Marriage
Miss Winfred Wihnoth Rhodes and Frank Rhodes of Easy Greenwich RoE were married December 12 at 4 20 pm in Buffalo Presbyterian Church by Rev. Guy Wallace attended by Mrs. Rhodes and others from the E. E. Sothermdulla Marlowe Company. The ceremony joined two families as the couple prepare to travel with the company for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rhodes
Winfred Wihnoth Rhodes
Mel
Frank Rhodes
Easy Greenwich
Roe
Frederick
Cyril Mapa
Guy Wallace
Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
New York
Rhodes
E. E. Sothermdulla Marlowe Company
Tlapa
Clerk James Hool Appointed in Rockville Office
Named Clerk Preston B. Ray, clerk of the Circuit Court, appoints James Hool of Boyds Montgomery County as a clerk in his Rockville office. Succeeds Missy Julia Fearon, who becomes secretary of the Montgomery County Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston B. Ray
Circuit Court
Rockville
James Hool
Boyds
Montgomery County
Missy Julia Fearon
Read
Do You Enjoy Your Meals Likely Poor Digestion Ad
A historical advertisement urges readers to enjoy meals and avoid digestion issues by eating moderately and chewing thoroughly. It promotes Cham berlain's Tableta to take after supper, claiming meals will become a real pleasure. The ad appears in a Help Wanted section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s .Tableta
City to call bids for opera house rental in 1920
Sealed bids for the city opera house lease will be opened by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. The current lease expires April 30, 1920, and the new lease would run May 1, 1920 to April 30, 1923. Bids from Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Martins were previously received in 1917.
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Board of
Alderton
Baltimore
Rockwell Terrace
Schleyark
Frank V. Keefer
Charles Seeger
Seegey Hardware Co
C & P. Telephone Co
Antonio Marino
Carl
Aso
Delavraine
Peru
Albert C. Ritelue Hag
Zouck
Dhederich City
Minde
Henry K. C. Fox
Geer Hahn
Rowe
Albert Pout
Nuet V. Gittinger
the Modern Tighting Co
Postal
Claude S. Hatn
Bow
Pansberger
Joseph T. Tamilton
Midland Chemical Co
Marylane Brick Ant Supply Co
Roberts Electric Supply Co
Frederick
Markell and Ward
Ezra Houck
Edward S Delaplane
Cry
ML Grove Lime Co
Frank WH. Keefer
Billy Allen Musical Company Opens Week at City Opera House
The Billy Allen Musical Company opened their week at the City Opera House on Monday delivering a lively performance lineup. A latest adaptation titled A Tip on the Derby drew humor and charm, with strong settings and chorus, promising value beyond admission. Tonight they present Six Little Wives, while Taventor touts a patented perforated towel rack for bathrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Allen
Billy Allen
City Opera House
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