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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1914

Page

3

Mistletoe Rush in Frederick Shops This Christmas

Old Legend and seasonal greens drive brisk crowds in Frederick as shoppers crowd streets and stores for mistletoe and holiday gifts. Farmers visit town to play Santa while preparations for Christmas season spread to toys clothing candies fruits and nuts amid cold weather and light snow.

Christ Rederich Phils Raete Beccaett Crowfoot Hglly Mistle Santa Clas Europe

Frederick aims to ensure a Merry Christmas for the poor

The article notes a determined, multi sided effort to aid Frederick’s needy and provide them with a joyful Christmas, stressing shared charity and communal responsibility for those less fortunate.

Frederick

Alderman Phebus Appraises Civic Club Petitions

Alderman Elmer McC Phebus spent hours interviewing signers of petitions presented by the Civic Club to the Mayor and Aldermen on Wednesday night. He believes some prominent city men did not favor a bond issue for a storage reservoir and urges a public vote to gauge opinion on the matter.

Civic Club Elmer McC. Phebus Rom

Y M C A Quint Dominates In Intercity League 27 to 7

The Maryland School for the Deaf Quint was outclassed at every stage by the Y M C A in the intercity league, losing 27 to 7. Castle led Maryland with five baskets, while the Y M C A showcased depth and speed as the stronger unit. Indoor baseball followed, Collegians routing Company A 18 to 2. The lineup lists numerous players on both sides, including Smith and Yinger in pitching roles for Company A and several MFA players in the first game.

Maryland School For Zeigler Lease Gautie Dere Duvall Maryland School Alsip Downes Hood Harding Mills Collegians Militia Boys Smith Yinger Schdoor Dick” Nallin Carl Molesworth M. Frank H. Wills Kennedy Wiles R.f Crum B. Oden

Encampment Elects Officers at Palestine I O O F

At the Palestine Encampment No 20 I O O F last night officers for the ensuing term were elected. Chief Patriarch Frank S Ridgely High Priest Charles E Miller Senior Warden Jacob L Engelbrecht Junior Warden Francis Gaither Recording Scribe Charles F Seeger Financial Scribe Robert A Bennett Treasurer Franklin N Shipley Marshal William H Shipley

Palestine Frank 8. Ridgely Charles E. Miller Jacob L. Engelbrecht Francis §. Gaither Charles F. Seeger Robert A. Bennett Franklin N. Shipley William H. Shipley

Minorca eggs win big at Philadelphia show

D P Smith of Lime Kiln was informed by the secretary of the Great Philadelphia Poultry Show this week that he won first, second, third, and fourth prizes on 3 C Black Minorca eggs. His victories earned the total prize money in the class and four fine robins as additional prizes.

D. P. Smith Lime Kim Philadelphia

Christmas Rush On At Frederick Postoffice

Postmaster Birely and eight clerks and eight carriers brace for peak parcel post activity as Christmas nears. A second parcel wagon may join streets before Christmas to prevent office congestion. mail volumes rise daily with the Hagerstown Frederick Railway delivering morning letters. Also notes brief visits by Red Fox James and a canine shipping ban.

Frederick Birely Uncle Sam Hageratown and Frederick

Weather records show severe December cold snap week

The U S Weather Bureau reports a harsh December spell in Frederick with three snows and record cold. Highest of the week reached 21 degrees, the lowest December maximum on record for the observer. The thermometer fell to 4 degrees Friday morning. Snow melt precipitation totaled 0.02 inches midweek.

Frederick

Christmas Market Big Push Sets Thrifty Prices

The market faces wintry weather as dealers plan a large Christmas market next Thursday with the Market Master keeping hours to 10. Butter rises to 32 cents, greens and trees appear, wreaths sell 5 to 12 cents, and trees from 25 cents to 2 dollars. Prices across eggs, meat, poultry, and vegetables show winter tones with specific per-unit costs listed for staples and fruits. The Scribe wishes readers a joyful Christmas.

Sutter

Bible Society Anniversary Date Changed in Frederick County

The 94th anniversary of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County will be held at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on Sunday evening January 31 at 7 o'clock. The date was moved from January 17 at the request of the Ministerial Association.

Young Men's Bible Society Frederick County Evangelical Lutheran Church Ministerial Association

Christmas Seals Sales Urged in Maryland by Tuberculosis Chief

Frederick reports fair Christmas seal sales, while Baltimore lags. Powell, executive secretary of the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, urges broader buying to fund anti tuberculosis work. He notes the disease kills over 209000 yearly and stresses self interest and family protection. A post office booth and student committee sell seals daily.

Frederick Robert ©. Powell Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis Baltimore Maryland Powell

Visit to Lexington Reveals New W and L Gym Plans

Rev F F Neel and family returned from Lexington Virginia where work on a new 100000 gymnasium for Washington and Lee University is under way. The trip notes a frosty Tuesday with a temperature of one degree above zero, lower than Frederick despite Lexington’s southern location.

F. F. Neel Thomas Fredbrick Lexington Frederick

German airship's searchlight aids sea surface illumination

A German naval airship carries a searchlight of 40 000 candlepower capable of illuminating the sea surface from a distance of 6 000 feet during flight.

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IMAS Frederick Homes iTwige Caiuses Alderman Minorca Big Shoe Red Fox James Wilson Washington Senator Walsh Gettysburg H. B. Clark U. S. Weather Bureau Coxen Winifred Greenwood Keystone Keystone Keystone Keystones Mutual Girl Greenawalt’s West Patrick Commercial State Bank Frederick, Md Commercial State Bank of J. Dutrow Cashier THE Marvel Two Henry Kine Belle Bennett Herbert Rawlinson Roberta Arnold Jackie Saunders Little Sunbeam James E. Doll Xmas Jewelry South Market Street Frederick Loan Company South Market ST
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