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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1915

Page

5

Daily History: Savannah Captured in 1778 and Notable Births

The item lists key dates from 1778 to 1875 noting British capture of Savannah under General Howe, Andrew Johnson birth, and Joaquin Baldomero Expartero death. It also mentions evening stars Jupiter Mars Venus Mercury and Saturn as morning star, with Pegasus square visible near 9 p m.

Savannah Robert Howe Andrew Johnson United States Joaquin Baldomero Expartero Jupiter Mars Venus Mercury Saturn Pegasus

Weather Forecast Til P M December 30

Special Dispatch from Washington notes Maryland rain this afternoon with partly cloudy night and Thursday fair. United States Weather Bureau issues forecast.

Washington Maryland United States Weather Bureau

News Calendar Ready For Subscribers In 1916 Edition

The first of the 1916 calendars, designed with white dates on black for easy distant reading, is completed and ready for distribution. Those unable to visit The News Office can mail a two cent stamp to cover postage and wrapping.

Hospital patients improve and luncheon noted

Mrs. Thomas J. Oland of Walkersville recovering after City Hospital operation and Rev. Dr. E H Lamarr showing much improvement post Frederick City Hospital procedure. Miss Charlotte Baker hosted a Church Street luncheon for friends including Serena Motter Miriam Hagedorn and others. County commissioners awarded Montevue and jail contracts for next quarter covering meat coal supplies hides shoes and dry goods. Mrs. Edward J. Adams died after a heart attack leaving St. Joseph's rectory. Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school marks 96th anniversary with program and address by Rev. H Weber of York Pa.

Thomas J. Oland Walkersville City Hospital E. H. Lamar Frederick City Hospital Charlotte Baker Church Street Serena Motter Miriam Margaret Hagedorn Anne Schley Cornelia McSherry Margaret Ford Ethel Fitzpatrick Virginia Carty Katherine R. Cramer Francis X. Staley Edward B. Nicodemus Montevue Jacob Notnagle Maryland Brick and Supply Co David Cramer N. M. Zentz John Baumgardner B. Rosenour and Edward J. Adams Emmitsburg St. Joseph's Catholic Church Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School H. #. Weber D .D York

Fight on Against Legore Bridge Bill in Frederick County

Frederick county commissioners heard opposition to a LeGore bridge bill expected for the next legislative session. Former counsel Jacob Kohrback urged the board to take a stand and invite the local delegation and the state senator to learn their views. The hearing noted past acts from 1902 and 1904, potential $500000 to $600000 debt if the county must buy the bridge, and the proposal to convene a joint meeting with legislators on Saturday at two o'clock.

Thia County Jacob Kohrback Frederick County Rohrback House of Delegates LeGore Rohrbach Isaac Lobe Straus Straus Arthur P. Gorman Vincent Sebold D. Princeton Buckey George R. Deunia, Jr Rohrck

Watch Night Services Across Local Churches This Friday

Watch night services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church starting 10:30 p.m. led by Rev. Le H. Showacre of Doubs, and at Trinity ME church South at 10:34 led by Pastor Watson E. Fioziey. United Brethren hosts a temperance entertainment at 7:29 p.m. followed by a New Year social 9:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Water night services begin at 10:20 p.m. under Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh.

Methodist Episcopal Church le H. Showacre Doubs Trinity ME South Watson E. Fioziey United Brethren Church E. H. Hummelbaugh

Scouts Urged for Frederick Drive to 300 Members

Scout Commissioner Page announces a forthcoming Scout Council meeting to organize a campaign for more boys to join in Frederick. He aims to raise the troop strength to 300 members.

Page Scout Council Frederick

Frederick backs Dean's Kidney Pills claim

A reader from Frederick testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved long standing kidney and back problems. He reports disordered kidneys, colored secretions, back pain, and sleepless nights before using the pills bought at J W Harmer's Drug Store. He says his health improved markedly and credits the remedy. Price 30c at dealers.

Frederick Frank Bucker E. Sixth Street Dean J. W. Harmer

Grand Old Ladies Celebrate Milestones At Local Home

Miss Hester Posey at the Home for the Aged marks her birthday with visits from friends and remembrances. She is the oldest parishioner of All Saints Episcopal church. Mrs Annie Miller reaches a milestone at her home with daughter Mrs G Wesley Kindsey. Miller, a longtime resident, is praised as an old school lady with many friends. Advertise in The News.

Hester Posey Mss Posey All Saints‘ Episcopal Church Annie Miller G. Wesley Kindsey East Church Street Miller Hfelong

H A Olsson Dues In Cincinnati After Sudden Illness

News from Frederick reports the death in Cincinnati on December 15 of H A Olsson formerly of Frederick. He worked four years in the Ox Fibre Brush Works pattern department before moving in 1913 to Bramwell Brush and Wire Goods as chief of the engineering department. He died after a brain hemorrhage at about 5 p m leaving three sons and a daughter. Olsson was an inventor with over a dozen patents and created a brush machine later sold to the Cincinnati firm.

Frederick Cincinnati H. A. Olsson William Johnson Olsson Ox Fibre Brush Works Bramwell Brush and Wire Goods Company

Deaths and a prominent businessman remembered in Maryland

Mrs Cecelia Virginia Hillard died at her sister s home near Lucketts Virginia at age 65 and her daughter Miss Cora Hillard and sister Mrs William Eagle survive Her remains departed for Maryland for interment at Beltsville Cemetery Peter Rouzer a longtime business leader died at 78 in Rouzerville He helped survey the Western Maryland Railway route and ran a Pen Mar store and railroad agency

Cecelia Virginia Hillard Cecelia Virginia Hillard William Eagle Lucketts Maryland Cora Hillard Beltsville Peter Rouzer Rouzerville Frederick County Western Maryland Railway Blue Ridge Blue Ridge Summit Edgemont Pen- Mar

War Christmas magazine from Brantford Canada for soldiers

William Bennett of The News received a copy of the Christmas Expositor from Brantford Canada sent by W B Bates of the Cox Duplex Company Battle Creek Michigan. The magazine highlights war material with color pictures and notes about 230000 Canadians at front or in training. Brantford Brant county sent 1541 men to front and 2741 from the county on active service. Forty from Brandt’s men had died in service by end of November.

William Bennett the News Brantford Canada W. 8. Bates Newa Bates Cox Duplex Company Battle Creek Mich Brant County Brandt

New Schedule of Fees for County Constables

The county commissioners announced a new fee schedule for the next week’s constable appointments. Attorney D Princeton Buckey was tasked to draft the rates, with aims of greatly reducing charges. Commissioner Harry B Witter said the board will stand on reduced fees. Local Dairymen to Attend Meeting.

D. Princeton Buckey Mr. Buckey Harry B. Witter

Funeral for Robert Henry Weiss Head Waiter

The funeral for Robert Henry Weiss, a colored head waiter at the New City Hotel, was held yesterday at 2:30 p.m. from C. C. Carty's undertaking establishment. Rev. W. A. English conducted the services, with interment at Greenmount Cemetery.

Robert Henry Weiss New City Hotel C. ¢C. Carty W. A. English Greenmount Cemete

Man Williams attempts suicide in jail after arrest in Frederick St incident

John Williams, described as a large colored man from unknown origin, was jailed after being arrested by Officer John Adams for ringing a porch bell at 8 Market St. He attempted suicide in his cell, slashing his throat with a crude knife. He was moved to Montevue for treatment while officials investigate the weapon’s source.

John Williams Market St Frederick County Williams John Adams South Market Street Adama Roderick Montevue Turnkey Chase Sponseller William G. McComas Bernard O. Thomas WitHama Rodericks

Local Bank Directors and Farm Listings Highlight Old Maryland Ad

Bank officers and directors led by President Wm G Zimmerman and Vice President Wm G Baker list real estate for sale in Maryland. Farms for possession in April range from 18 to 200 acres near Lewistown and other towns, with insurance services offered. Also notes Pythian Castle Building in Frederick and a basketball game Crescent Club versus V M C A Champ at Armory with 15 cent admission.

Grayson H. Mercer Lewistown Charlesville Monrovia Ciifton McKaig Woodsboro Creagerstown Troutville Mt. Zion Pythian Castle Building FreDeRick, MD Crescent Club Va. V. Mlc. A. Champ. Armory Markwood D HARP Federich Fredark Banat Fredfae Aire Ae Acenvie Johesville Taya Fred Sainte Zeon Beth Kuwitesurg Frederick Maryland Albaugh & Harrington Real Estate & Insurance Middlburg Baltimore Graceham Woodstore Remington, Monarch and Smith-Premier Typewriters Kmas North Market ST

Frederick County Election Notice and Local Events

Local notices announce a January 4 1916 meeting of the Dairymen's Association of Frederick County Maryland to elect officers and a board, plus the grand annual Fireman's Ball on New Year's Eve at the Junior Fire Company hall with music by Braddock Heights Orchestra. Also listed are Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting details, a shoe theft warning, a Chippewa Trine adoption degree, a January records update, and local shop notices about music at Shipley's Temple and oyster crackers at Blue Ribbon Grocery.

McCleery’s Jewelry Store Markell & Ford Rubbers Markey's W. H. Knock Star Brillo The Better Woman R. E. Mort. & Inv. Co Dairymen H. L. Ebert Monthly Meeting Hospital Dairymen’s Association Frederick County Maryland State Grange Maryland Agriculturl Society Hotel Rennert Baltimore Thomas B. Symons M. Shoemaker B. John Clark James T. Anthony R. B. Thomas Aga. B. Gardiner A. W. Sick Frederick Nes Citizens National Bank of Maryland WM. G. Zimmerman Grand Jury Room Court Mouse Frederick City Junior Fire Company North Market Street Braddock Heights Impd. O. A. M. Chippewa Trine Imp. O. R Council John H. Bennett

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