Fairs Delight Contest Warmers Winners Bring Joy and Prizes
The News reports nineteen winners in its essay contest received premium checks with many prizes awarded in person at The News office. Teachers and principals from Frederick county and surrounding schools praised the event for stimulating student writing and interest.
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Office of the News
John T. White
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Marjorie Emmons Harrisson
Hood College
Pri
H. D. Beachley
Thurmont High School
Charles D. Gillelan
Ross Shindledecker
Beachley
Frederick County
Gist Blair
Emmitsburg High School
Mary J. Shuff
Burke County Court Notices of Real Estate Transfers and Marriages
In the courts docket, real estate deeds are listed including Elizabeth Brunner seeking to locate husband to Floretta W Anderson in county property valued at 300 dollars. Several deeds show transfers by individuals such as James W LeGore to Le Gore Combination Line Co 10 dollars and others with acreage and small sums. Marriage licenses note Arthur L Carr and Naomi A Gordon of Weverton and Naomi A Gordon. Roy G Frushour and Elsie R Robinson of Loys with respective ages.
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Elizabeth Brunner
Floretta W. Anderson
James W. LeGore
le Gore Combination Line Co
Edward K Smith
James A Laker
Brunswick
Israel Iarshman
Charles I. Cartes
Daniel Gerhand
Bessie M Sell
Langdon S Day
Annis FE
Teresaik
Medairy
Caroline R Conley
Laura V
Arthur L. Carr
Weverton
Naomi A. Gordon
Sandy Hook
Roy G. Frushour
Elsie R. Robinson
Loys
H. and F. Team in Lead in YMCA Bowling Match
The YMCA bowling league opener saw H. and F. defeat Union Knitting Mills by a margin of 158 pins. Individual scores include Lease 101 122 84 307 and Turnbull 214 101 108 423 with Willard totaling 95 and 27 cents. Union Knitting Mills tally 13294 with Michael 93 80 91 264 and Roetke 87 193 109 255. The News' team and champions play tonight, match starts at 7:30 PM.
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Y M A
Union Knitting Mills
E. C. Lease
R. Lewis
C. L. Turnbull
R. L Smith
H E Willard
L. Michael
R. Rhoads
Cc. Yinger
L. Roelke
R. Roetke
County moves to top fee system for constables
The county commissioners nearly adopt the new fee system for constables. John Burns, jailed for vagrancy, is to be brought here by habeas corpus after arrest in Mt. Pleasant and hearing before Magistrate Marion C. Miller in Woodsboro, six months in the county jail. More names discussed for Assessment Supervisor post follow._boxes, Christmas aid: about 40 dollars collected for the poor, bread and corn donated to aid deservings. A News Help Want Adv. will bring results.
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Theottom
John Burns
House of Correction
J. Seward- Ailnutt
George S. Rodock
R C. Dutrow
M. G. H. Summers
Horace E. Staley
A. W. Gaver
G. A. T Snouffer
J. Lee Simmons
W. P. Mohler
W V Wolfe
Solomon Stern
P. M. Hiteshew
John L. Dutrow
Harwood Magruder
J Harry Keneady
Fraley
Fireproof Annex to Garage Completed on Carroll Street
Fireproof annex to the Ideal Garage on Carroll street has been completed, enlarging floor space by 50 percent and providing through access from both entrances. The 55 by 121 foot structure features reinforced concrete floors, dove tile roofing, and steel trusses. Architec ts Kepner and Smith. contractors LeCary and Hahn Betson. windows by United States Steel sash. brick front in Flemish bond with black headers. A separate heating plant building was also erected.
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Carroll St
Patrick St
McCardell
Carroll Street
Thirmmont High School
Maria United States
Kepner and Smith
iLeanney
Hahn
Betson
Jet To Kuhn
James A EK. Fisher
N Jc Whison
LeRoy Hoke
Frederick Brick Works
John Best
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Advertised Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey as a cure for sour throats fevers and congestion. It claims pine tar soothes irritation reduces inflammation acts as an antiseptic and eases breathing with general relief and an ideal treatment priced at two units.
Gasoline price surge and local market figures cited
The article reports gasoline prices rising across several local garages with wholesale hikes from the Texa Ol Company and others pushing consumer costs toward 36 to 40 cents per gallon. It notes an oil shortage and rail transport issues as drivers brace for higher fuel. Also covered are a judgeship appointment in Carroll county, Leave For Homes Tomorrow at the Maryland School, and Ephraim Eyler’s illness at Montevue Hospital.
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Thas
New York
Texa Ol Company
Studaid OH Company
Afl Companie
Gissume
Rahat
Taniac claims boost for tired, nervous farmer’s wife
Mrs. Mere Warner of Nashville Tennessee reports fatigue relief, improved sleep, appetite, and weight gain after using one bottle of Taniac. Her husband praises the tonic and distributor Mr. D M Quarles notes widespread testimonials in Frederick and nearby towns. Williamson’s Pharmacy advertises clarifications.
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LA Warner
South Third Street
Nashville
Tenn
Mia
Warner
D M Quarles
Tantac
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
J S Quarles
Williamson's
North Market St
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Union Bridge
George A. Boyet
Lutheran Church
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William ©. Barnes
New Windsor
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Moses J. Mc Troxell
Union Mills
Orphans’ Court
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Maryland
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Ephraim Eyler
Montevue Hospital
Instiation
Thomas
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W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md. C. & P
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City Opera House
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Teres Seraess
Metro
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Arthur Cunningham
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