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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1914

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2

Agreement to Build Maryland Pennsylvania State Road Link

Maryland and Pennsylvania near agreement to construct a continuous Baltimore to Gettysburg highway. Maryland to build 1.40 miles from Emmitsburg to the state line, Pennsylvania to complete the link to Gettysburg. The plan aims to fix a long criticized road and create a complete state highway system between Baltimore Frederick and Gettysburg.

Maryland Emmitsburg Gettysburg Pennsylvania State Line State Roads Commission Crothers Stuart Pennsylvania Emumitsburg

Literary Societies Debate Divisions in Monthly Meeting

A joint B L L Society debate between A and C divisions concluded with C division affirming the motion Money Exerts More Influence Than Education. Walter Atkinson and Forrest Brown led C division. Claggett Summers and Marlon Miller spoke for A division. Judges Frank Newman William Storm and Prof. Harley ruled for the negative.

B. L. L. Society Walter Atkinson Forrest Brown Claggett Summers Marlon Miller

Open House Reception Planned at Y M C A on New Year

Secretary Roger G Harley and Physical Director K Harris outline an Open House at the Y M C A on New Year's Day January 1. The building will be open to the public with an orchestra playing from 2 to 4 PM and cocoa and wafers served by ladies sub-committees. The lobby and pool will be accessible free, with exhibitions, intercity league basketball, junior league games, volleyball contests, swimming pool events, bowling readouts, and the Boys Department open to all visitors.

Roger G. Harley K. Harris

Program announced for Boy Scout meet in Frederick

Frederick prepares for the First Annual Boy Scout Athletic Meet and Efficiency Contest at Company A Armory on Tuesday evening December 29. Harold B. Clark announces the program with five county troops expected to participate and officials to be named soon.

Harold B. Clark Frederick New Market Middletown Baltimore Gieep Boy Scouts

Christmas Visitors and Local Family News

Mr E C Shepherd returns from New York to spend the holidays with family. Mrs Charles Sifford visits her father Mr Jacob B Tyson. Mrs Barnett Zumbro visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Brust. Misses Grace and Katherine Hummelbaum spend the day in Baltimore. Mrs Thomas Butts hosts a sisters birthday gathering. Local students and professors return for holidays from St James school and Maryland Agricultural College. Kingly note on local business advertising and a Punch quotation.

E. C. Shepherd New York Charles Sifford Washington Jacob B. Tyson East Church Street Barnett Zumbro Waynesboro Charles Brust West Church Street Thomas Butts Phillip R. Winebrewer John Ursher Markell John Newman St. James School Hagerstown Robert O. McCutcheon Maryland Agricultural College Wm. O. McCutcheon

LeGore declines organized baseball offers after Yale fame

Harry LeGore, Yale all around athlete and football star, rejects professional baseball despite approaches from Connie Mack's Athletics and other major league teams. He states no intent to sign, notes offers reportedly totaling thousands, and says he may play baseball on Long Island as a pastime but will not forgo studies. He plans holidays in LeGore and Frederick before returning to Yale on January 4.

Harry W. LeGore LeGore Yale Univeristy Walter Camp New York Harvard Camp Frederick Countion Coombs Connie Mack Jack Comba the Athletica Yale Duck Cincimnati St. Louis Americans Long Island Harry LeGore J. W. LeGore Frederick

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Courts

The notice lists couples from Weverton Brunswick Harmony Grove Har mony Grove near Wolfsville Baltimore Thurmont Taneytown Woodsboro York Pa and Union Bridge as filing licenses. Property transfer shows Amy Parsons Newman and husband to Edward J Hudson deeded real estate in the city for a sum described as 3.

Roy C. Bingham Weverton Myrtle L. Lowry Brunswick John A .Hartsock Harmony Grove Emma King Wolfsville John Ray Tenney Baltimore Mary Elizabeth Creager Thurmont Claude E. Crebs Taneytown Carrie M. Long Woodsboro Charles W. Bowers York Dorothy R. Stonesifer Union Bridge Amy Parsons Newman Edward J. Hudson

Under the Mistletoe Legend Recounted in Mythos

A legend explains Balder’s death by a mistletoe arrow shot with Loki’s mischief. Balder dies and is revived, and the mistletoe becomes a symbol of peace and love suspended from ceilings to bless kisses.

Balder Apollo Hader Loki Earth Frica Anl Loki Tife

Court Over Until January 4 In Circuit Court Docket

Circuit Court adjourned the December term until January 4 as the Christmas holidays end. Jury members were excused until that date. Trial docket will resume January 4 with trial cases marked by December 28 or 29. Notable wills cases include Groshon Bentz and Slagle. Samuel Slagle sues executors William J Slagle Stoner and Weinberg represented by Groshon, Keedy and Buckey for the caveator. Charles Wetzel and Finny Curry convicted of larceny of 35 chickens from Albert Dudderar. sentence suspended. Penros Schildt acquitted of false pretenses. C W Hees acquitted of larceny. Heng and Harp defend the latter.

Circuit Court Worthington Groshon Bentz Slagle Samuel Slagle MM Slagle William J. Slagle Stoner and Weinberg C. D. Keedy BD. P. Buckey Charles Wetzel Finny Curry Albert Dudderar Unionville Union Bridge Reyo Harp Aaron R. Anders Penros. Schildt C. W. Hees Heng &. Harp

Prohibition Petitions Signed in Brunswick Churches

In Brunswick Maryland pastors led congregations to sign a petition to Congressman David J Lewis urging support for the Hobson prohibition amendment to the U S Constitution It would require approval by three fourths of state legislatures before taking effect Britain consumes about 34 million tons of coal yearly for domestic use and related data follow in the report

Maryland Anti-Saloon League Brunswick David J. Lewis United States House of Representatives Lewis

Arrest Countian on Forgery Charge

A young Emmitsburg man, John Reifsnider, son of Kes Reiff anider, is held in Hastings Nebraska on forgery charges. He allegedly signed employer Frank Goodwin's name to four checks while using the alias Walters. He married a Franklin Ohio girl on Thanksgiving Day and then deserted her. He denies the forgery.

Ohio Hasting Nebraska John Reifsnider Reifsnider Walters Hastings

Harsh Shopping Conditions On Icy Day

Rain and sleet made shopping conditions disagreeable as many people braved treacherous sidewalks. The noon temperature was 33 degrees, with 17 degrees the previous night. The forecast calls for more rain or snow and colder weather tomorrow.

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