Borden offer for Frederick plant tops prior bids
W A Simpson of Washington and owner of Mountain City Creamery submitted a new bid of 31000 to receivers of White Cross Milk Company for the Frederick plant. The filing follows earlier offers, and a court hearing is set for Saturday December 25. The sale may be ratified if no contrary cause is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Simpson
Washington
Mountain City Creamery
Frederick
Leo Weinberg
Charles McC. Mathias
William L. Browning
White Cross Milk Company
Borden
Farm Products
Mr. Simpson
Borden Farm Products Division
Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Company
George M. Oyster, Jr
Inter s+ Company
Oyster
Among the Sick Master Carl Grayson Young Operated On
Master Carl Grayson Young was taken to South Baltimore Hospital for paralysis of the eyes. The operation was successful and he has returned home. Ephraim Esler cut a deep gash on his face Saturday night after slipping on ice and striking a sharp stone. Mrs James N Roberts is ill at 422 West South Street. Policeman John Adams was told his wife, recently admitted to Sabillasville sanatorium, is seriously ill and he left for her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Grayson Young
South Baltimore Hospital
Ephraim Esler
James N. Roberts
West South Street
John Adams
Sabillasville
Xmas Vacation at Convent Visitation Academy Closes
The Visitation Academy will close tomorrow for Christmas vacation and resume studies the first week in January. All boarders will go home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent
Visitation Academy
Archbold Estate to Family Value 100 Million
New York dec 19 the will of John P D Archbold president of Standard Oil of New Jersey seeds an estate about 100 million dollars among widow and children widow gets tarrytown home and one third share children Marie A Van Beuren Annie M Sinderson and John F Archbold divide remainder equally besides minor bequests The President Wilson married yesterday the wedding occurred December 18 1915 at 1308 Twentieth street in Washington family anniversary observed Catarrh Cure claims to cure internally by blood purification and is advertised with testimonials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John PD. Archbold
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Archbold
Tarrytown
Marie A. van Beuren
Annie M. Sinderson
John F. Archbold
Washington
Wilson
Twentieth Street
Norman Galt
Dixeane
Nail
Acta
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Propa
Toledo
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
A series of brief social notes from Frederick recount visits and returns. Norfolk resident Lloyd James returns after visiting the Michaels. Katherine Grove travels from North Carolina. Miss Mary H. Filler of New Expand Conservatory of Music arrives for holidays. various locals including Chenderfer, Obenderfer, Bell, Phelps, and Newman family members spend holidays with relatives. Also noted is a chimney fire at Miss Mary Stevens in New Market and community efforts to extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd James
Norfolk
T. J. Michael
Katherine Grove
North Carolina
East Second Street
Mary H. Filler
New Expand Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mags
Wiliam &. Filler
East Third Street
John L. Chenderfer
Pikenville
Frederick W. Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Howard Bell
Milton Phelps
Frederick
Pearl
John Newman
St. James School
John S. Newman
College Park
Frank Bentz
MoiHe Il
Alen Shaffer
Ladiesburg Md
Missea Margaret
Annabell Vi
West Third Street
Baltimore
May Carty
Elise Newman
Trochester
Benjamin Perry
Urbana
Philip Francis Lee
Miss Wilson
Philadelphia
Isabel Nash
Prospect
Mary Stevens
New Market
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Simpson
White Cross
Frederick Property
Narhiye
A. Leroy McCardell
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Heinz
Campbell’s
Maryland
California
Frecer Erick Ok Saving Store
Frederick MD
Baby's
Martha Washington
Christmaa
Wil Rott Johnsen
Weeth
Sloemarc
The
Central “Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Frederick, MD
and Thrift Club
Tayle
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market and
Second Streets
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
the Drug Store of Special Service
South Market Street
Ohio VA
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