Daily News and Brunswick Office Address Details
The notice lists the Brunswick office at High Street opposite the Pacific’s National Bank and describes subscription handling for The Times and Weekly News. It notes rates for Weekly and Semi Weekly News, payment terms, and printing capabilities with a focus on affordable, quality work.
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Srunswick
Ofice
Brunags Ob High Street
Th Wick
Pacpie’s National Bank
Bruns‘wick
News
the Times
the News
Report on Vice Sparks Call to Moral Reform Across Baltimore
An editorial response to the Vice Commission findings urges immediate action to elevate moral standards. It stresses that legislation alone cannot cure the evils revealed and calls for homes, schools, churches, and social groups to actively combat vice and its corrosive effects on society.
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Vice
Goldsborough
Baltimore
A Merry Christmas Plan Reaches Frederick City
A community effort in Frederick aims to spread Christmas cheer to the poor and needy. Mayor Fraley funds a Christmas treat. the Empty Stocking Club plans presents for 200 plus children. Opera House lessees offer free space. Federated Charities and the Maryland Children's Aid Society assist families and children. churches distribute gifts and host entertainments. The year 1915 marks the season of giving with broad local involvement.
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Frederick
Fraley
Chifren
Opera House
Federated Charities
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Lora
Bethlehem
Letter on street parking and county folks leaving teams
A letter to the editor questions whether automobiles may be left in the street all day while owners work, asking if county folks may stall their hay laden teams without police interference during business with suppliers. Signed Fredericktonian.
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The
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Columbia Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
At the regular meeting of Columbia Lodge No. 58 A F and A M last night officers were elected for the ensuing year. Frederick W. Cramer was chosen Worshipful Master with Keifer Toms as Senior Warden and Jay K. Motter as Junior Warden. F B Sappington becomes secretary and H C Zacharias treasurer. A A Radcliff is retiring Worshipful Master.
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Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Frederick W. Cramer
Keefer
Toms
Jay K. Motter
F. B. Sappington
H. C. Zacharias
A. A. Radcliff
Kindergarten Xmas Exercises at Federated Charities
The Free Kindergarten holds its annual Christmas exercises tomorrow at 2.20 PM in the Federated Charities building rooms. A tree will be set up and presents distributed. The public is invited and there will be no morning session.
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Federated Charities
Wm H Beach Celebrates 85th Birthday
85 years old yesterday, Mr William H Beach of North Market Street celebrated his 85th birthday. A polite social shower was given by friends, and he received numerous congratulations.
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Wm. H. Beach
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Items
Local items from Color of The News December 21 1843 note a Mr R Claude Darrow-kitten hogs averaging over 330 pounds each. The Frederick Council of Jr US AM leased pews on West Church street. A life size figure of Santa Claus attracts children at Roark and Neidit. County Commissioners appoint McLooy and Sebold. Warehouse of ET Miller and Son at Dowhie Pie Creek destroyed by fire. Brook Lee Stoner reports 2 468 pounds of bitter over the period December 11 to December 1 1845. Clarence MacCleesy of Steiner Bros arranges a window display on North Market Street.
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Color of the News
R. Claude Darrow
ET. Miller and Son
Dowhie Pie Creek
Dames
Thurmont
Union Bride
Christmas Holiday Visits From Frederick County Notables
Frederick area residents and visitors are listed spending the Christmas holidays. Mr. Wmn P Etchison stays at his Frederick home while Mrs Barnett Zambro of Waynesboro visits her parents in Weat Chapel. Helen Gidiger, a C P Telephone clerk in Martinsburg, returns to Frederick. Charles Renn, Mrs Soo Phiecger and Mrs Carston Moles spend Sunday with Lee Ranne berger in Mine Marktet. Hoc k Mine Hautk visits Jarah Canit on Patrick Street. Grace Nicodemus and Elizabeth Lewis of Sweet Briar Seminary remain at Buckeystown and near Frederick. Harmon Nicodemus visits his grandmother in Hagers town. Dr Arthur V Hargett of New York visits his mother on West Second Street. Boulden Watera, Robert Shaw and Arthur Derr, Washington and Lee students, return for holidays. Mrs May Markell heads to Washington with friends for a Southern tour via Jacksonville and Cuba, joined by Vinton Kensler, Ida Jones, and Hershberger. Margarete and Anna Belle DH visit Baltimore for several days. Joby S Newman of St James School near Hagerstown returns for Christmas.
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Wmn. P. Etchison
Frederick
Barnett Zambro
Waynensboro
Charles Brust
Weat Chapel Street
Helen Gidiger
Martinsburg
C. & P. Telephone Co
Prederick
Charles L. Renn
S00
Phiecger
Carston Moles
Worl
Thin City
Lee Ranneberger
Marktet Houck
German Town
Mit
Patrick Street
Grace Nicodemus
Sweet Briar Seminary
Buckeystown
Elizabeth Lewis
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
May Markell
Washington
Jacksonville
Florida
Cuba
Markell
Vinton Kensler
I da Jones
Hyattsville
Hershberger
Jefferson
Margarete
Anna Belle DH
West Third Street
Baltimore
Jobys. Newman
St. James School
Hagerstown
Community Christmas Tree Plan At YMCA Meeting
Final plans for the Community Christmas Tree Celebration are to be laid out at a YMCA committee meeting this evening. A 30 foot cedar from James LeGore’s farm will be erected in Court House Park, trimmed Friday, lit Friday night with Mayor Fratey lighting, and a chorus of 200 will sing carols around the tree.
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Frederick
Court House Park
James LeGore
Page
Court House
Fratey
Dairymen Meet Plans for Maryland State Session
The Legislative committee of the Dairymen's Association of Frederick county met at Jene S. Harp's office and decided to attend the Maryland State Dairymen's Association meeting in a few days. Legislation was discussed but firm plans await the Baltimore joint meeting.
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Dairymen’s Association
Frederick County
Jene S. Harp
Maryland
Winter Arrives Tomorrow Weather Notice
Almanac predicts winter begins tomorrow with night temperatures near 28 degrees. Forecasters say the changeover occurs around late afternoon with cooler air and a wintry air mass moving in.
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Doabtfal
Removal Sought in State Versus Wiham Mreswa Case
A defense motion requests transferring the case of the State against William Mreswa, former member of the Legislature, from Howard County to another court. The State indicates the case was removed here and the defense plans to pursue the matter in a different venue.
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Owas
Anefert
Wiham Oewant Mreswa
Howrad
Weert Unit Nears Loss at Hazerstown Club Event
In a Saturday incident at a local club on Jefferson Street a team member nearly suffocated due to gag effects at a New Grocery Store event. Mrs To Re Pier opened a gravacy store at North Musherry and Jefferson streets in Hagersie, replacing J. Eller’s former shop.
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To Re
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North
Musherry and
Jefferson Streets
Hagersie
J. Eller
George Hankey a Reclusive Frederick County Character Dies
George Hankey, a famed recluse of Frederick County, died at his Mountville home at age sixty six from cancer. He left no will and an estate around twenty five thousand dollars. Funeral services will be held at St Joseph's Church Manor with burial in the adjoining cemetery. M R Etchison of Jefferson oversees arrangements. Surviving are a brother and sister in the West, plus nephews and wives in Brunswick. Hankey was known for selling hunting rights on his land and living a frugal, solitary life with a small basket, a cigar, and a habit of visiting local news offices for bond and bank market news.
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George E. Hankey
Frederick County
Mountville
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
M. R. Etchison
Jefferson
Hankey
Frederick
Llankey
Frederi
Death claims prominent Carroll county leader Robert Sellman
Robert Sellman 59 a retired farmer and businessman dies at Mt Airy He was a Democratic leader in Carroll county a three term state delegate and former Mt Airy postmaster His survivors include a widow five sons one daughter and a sister Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 am with Masonic honors.
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Robert Sellman
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
House of Delegates
Cleveland
Sellman & Hood
Wallace and
Malcolm Sellman
Baltimore
A. B
Ralph Sellman
Watersville
Frederick W. McElroy
Robinson
Prudence Iodge
Masons
Reat Arcanum
Local Undertaker Handles Interment Details
Interment conducted in adjoining cemetery with pallbearers Harry Weedon, Joseph Nichols, Percy Abrams and Eldridge Layer. M. KR. Etchison of Jefferson served as the undertaker for the ceremony.
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Harry Weedon
Joseph Nichols
Percy Abrams
Eldridge Layer
M. KR. Etchison
Jefferson
Funeral Services for Fannie Dorsey and Henry Tragesser
Funeral services were held for Fannie Dorsey at 2 PM from her mother Mattie Nelson’s home with Rev. W A English officiating. Pallbearers included Myrtle Biggus Annie Jackson Beatrice Keys Harriet Bowie Lizzie Ryan and Minnie Bingus. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery under director Thomas P Rice. Tragesser died in Baltimore last Thursday and was buried after services at St Pauls Catholic Church with burial at New Cathedral cemetery. He was born in Frederick, a son of the late Mr and Mrs J G Tragesser, and survived by brother George H Tragesser of Emmitsburg.
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Fannie Dorsey
Mattie Nelson
North Boute Street
W. A. English
Myrtle Biggus
Annie Jackson
Beatrice Keys
Harriet Bowie
Lizzie Ryan
Minnie Bingus
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Henry A. Trageaser
Baltimore
St. Paul's Catholic Church
New Cathedral
Mr.Tragesser
Frederick
J. G. Tragesser
George H. Tragesser
Emmitsburg
Justice in Police Court and Brunswick Ball Notices
John Baker of East Sixth street was fined 33 for disturbing the peace after a assault charge was dismissed. Albert Barnes paid a 3 fine for disturbing the peace. A Grand New Year's Ball is announced for Red Men's Hall Brunswick with music by the Brunswick Select Orchestra and a committee listed. Shipping notes report a 70 acre farm sale to Charles E. King, possession April 1 1916. Willie Hamilton is featured as a homegrown Santa. Anti-Tuberculosis Society to meet tonight. Albert C. Ritchie sworn in as Maryland attorney general. Public Library to close Christmas Eve and reopen Monday.
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East Sixth Street
Hall
Asault
Baker
Center
Adams
Brunswicks
Red Men's Hall
Brunswick
Brunswick Select Orchestra
W. J. Corbett
W. O. Rau
P. J. Caniford
J. P. O'Conner
M. Carey
W. E. House
H. D. Barnett
J. R. Greene
T. J. Burke
J. C. Shivers
J.S. Hedges
M. W. Phalen
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Annapolis
Goldsborough
Stean's Lini ment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Sciatica pains are eased by Stean's Liniment which penetrates to the seat of pain. It provides comfort without rubbing and claims to aid rheumatism lumbago sore throat bruises neuralgia and hemalache. Advertises in drug stores.
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Stoan
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