Chapel at Mt Olivet Cemetery Completes Construction
The Mt Olivet Cemetery Chapel, built of native limestone, is finished and awaits furnishings. Erected over the old vault, the Gothic 22 by 44 foot structure includes stained glass, dark oak interior, and a concrete floor, costing about 8000 dollars. Martin C Kemp was the contractor and Ames Sworthy did the stonework.
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Cemetery Association
Martin C.kemp
Amessworthy
Kemp
Cemetery Company
Rubber protection for shoes advertised in season
A seasonal advertisement urges women to wear rubbers for health and shoe protection. It emphasizes rubbers fit current shoe styles, are essential when walking is poor, and notes careful fitting ensures exact rightness.
Griffin & Griffin lose key agent to supervisor post
Charles W. Griffin, of Griffin & Griffin, has accepted a position as supervisor of agents for the firm and will move to Chicago on January 1. He will oversee agents in 16 states, mainly health and accident insurance. M. Stevens of Rochester will assume Charles Griffin’s duties, while David Griffin continues the other lines of business. The Frederick agency has grown rapidly in health and accident insurance, outpacing many towns of similar size.
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Charles W. Griffin
Griffin & Griffin
M. Stevens
Rochester
Charles Griffin
David
Griffin
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Frederick
Griffin and Griffin
Entertained Opera House Employes Banquet At Show
Manager George List entertained Opera House employees with a sumptuous banquet after the show. The feast was served on the rear of the stage and described as a most enjoyable affair. Attendees included George List Harvey Smith Ray Miller Albert Federline Harry Shaffer Allen Bartgis William Leichert William Bennett George William Shipley John Keefer Elmer Amunshower Paul Kussmaul Lewis Woodward Charles Kline William S. Bennett H Hahn Edgar Daniels W B Storm.
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Opera House
George List
Messrs
Harvey Smith
Ray Miller
Albert Federline
Harry Shaffer
Allen Bartgis
William Leichert
Willam
Bennett
George William Shipley
John Keefer
Elmer Amunshower
Paul Kussmaul
Santa Claus role enacted at Baltimore church event
Jo S Kavanaugh of Ijamsville interpreted the part of Santa Claus at Christmas exercises at the Christ Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore, a program organized for the deaf mutes.
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Jo. S. Kavanaugh
Ijamsville
Santa Claus
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
No More Constipation It’s Olive Tablets Say Many
No more constipation claims. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel-free laxative praised for easy use and gentle action. One or two tablets at bedtime touted to relieve dark mouths, bad breath, fatigue, and dull headaches, with 10 and 25 cent boxes from The Olive Tablet Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Edwards
Olive Tablet
The
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
Federal road spending plan for Maryland experiment
Federal officials propose a ten thousand dollar Maryland road experiment requiring a twenty thousand dollar state match on selected stretches. A five hundred thousand dollar post roads fund is to be shared among states for rural free delivery improvements. Maryland would pick fifty miles of rural routes, with the state road commission uncertain on authority to allocate the fund, aiming to improve rural delivery service.
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Maryland
Fast Post Office
Secretary of Agriculture
Golds
Doronsh
State Roads Commission
Thescairman
Wrong Time to Fix Road Critique of pike improvements and tolls
A letter accusing Woodsboro and Double Pipe Creek Pike Co. of poor road maintenance alleges officials block repairs to force tolls. The writer claims snowed under winter conditions expose dangerous gutters and holes, with directors opposed to auto travel. Also notes local social announcements and hospital commitments, including Montevue cases.
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Woodsboro
Double Pipe Creek Pike Co
Pike
Reichs Ford Road Improvements Relocate Muddy Stretch
The county relocates Reichs Ford Road to higher ground to remove winter mud and flooding from the Monocacy. A 30 foot wide, one third mile land strip from Edwin C. and William A. Markell is used. A 14 foot wide concrete slab bridge substitutes arches, reinforced with rails. Supervisor Harry B. Witter leads the project with an estimated $600 relocation cost not including stone paving.
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Monocacy
Reich’s Ford
Board of County Commissioners
Reich’s Bord Bridge
Edwin C
William A. Markell
Markell
Harry B. Witter
To Live Retired From Shoe Shop on North Market
Mr Adam Railing of North Market Street has retired after sixty four years in shoe making and repairing and has rented his shop to Leonardo Belissima of Baltimore. He learned the trade from his father Henry Railing and began at age twelve. His father ran a shop near Zion Church at Charlesville. Except for four years farming on the old Graben horst farm north of the city, he has worked continuously in the business and has lived in the city for twenty five years.
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Adam Railing
North Market Street
Leonardo Belissima
Baltimore
Railing
Henry Railing
Hin
Ion Church
Charlesville
Grabenhorst
Minstrel Show Tonight at Y M C A in Rivervilung
The Y M C A announces a minstrel show tonight with a five piece orchestra and decorated auditorium as crowds expected. In baseball league action the Rathroud Men beat the Rough Riders two games to one at the Y M C A alleys with listed scores and standings.
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Rivervilung
Vos Department
ARO A. A. Tamkebt
Andie Stage
Rathroud
Rough Riders
Smith
Tleck Willa
Loar Magy Rough Riders
Almmermen
Tost
Vanderbilts
It News
Carnegies
Christmas Program Shines at Presbyterian Sunday School
The Presbyterian Sunday school held a Christmas program last night at seven in the church, drawing a large crowd despite bad weather. The program featured organ preludes, carols, recitations by Catherine Dewan Lara thy Tomer Maude Painter Ruth Painter Katherine Lease, and a finale with “We Three Kings Went Traveling” and “Little Town of Bethlehem.” Superintendent Suinnel M. Stone led the school with Miss Jeanor Stine as musical director.
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Presbyterian Seveday School
Presbyteriaa
Ars. A. Atlee Radcult
Turoewian
Catherine Dewan
Violet Prechfer
Margaret
Stiles Weller
Cerharing
Lena
Tiuth
Nethlehem
Uarmony Sunday School
Suinnel M. Stone
Jeanor Stine
Union Bridge Dust Sparks Health Board Review
The State Board of Health will receive a special report on January 2 on whether dust from cement near Union Bridge is a nuisance. Union Bridge residents had protested for months about dust settling over the town. The board has sent representatives to investigate the situation.
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State Board of Health
Hani
Union Hidge
Thion Bridge
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