Mayor Tags Youths With Cat Rifles After Shot Wound
A boy, John Kidwiler, was injured in the cheek by a rifle shot fired by another youth on West South street. The bullet narrowly missed the eye but caused only a painful, non serious wound. Mayor Fraley ordered police to arrest any boy seen with a cat rifle after three similar incidents in two days. Windows were shot, lights broken, and pigeons and chickens shot as youths received dangerous weapons as Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kidwiler
J. A. Kidwiler
West South Street
Fraley
Publisher Weds In Quiet Maryland Ceremony
A quiet 11 o'clock wedding was held at College Hall residence of Dr Charlee E Wehler vice president of Hood College. Miss Ella H Gochnauer of East Petersburg Pennsylvania and W O Cake of Terre Hill Pennsylvania publisher and editor of the Terre Hill Times were united in matrimony. Dr Webler had been the bride's pastor at East Petersburg and performed the ceremony. The couple then traveled to Baltimore for an extended trip through the South and will reside in Terre Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Charlee E. Wehler
Hood College
Ella H. Gochnauer
East Petersburg
Pra
W. O. Cake
Terre Hill
Terre Hill Times
Webler
Frederick
Cake
Baltimore
South
Harvey Burrall
Washington
Richmond
Mt. Pleasant
Xmas Dance Tonight At Armory By Cotillion Club
The Cotillion Club hosts the annual Christmas dance in the Armory this evening with about a hundred couples expected, many from out of town. Twenty four dances plus extras, Braddock Heights orchestra for music, and a buffet luncheon during intermission directed by C. B. Cox of the New City Hotel. Patronesses listed, committee in charge named, and a German scientist’s germ of smallpox noted as passing through minute filters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion Club
Armory
Braddock Heights
C. B. Cox
New City Hotel
Mirs
Noah E. Cramer
Samuel G. Duvall
Edward D. Grove
W. Harry Hafter
Lewis Motter
Edward B. Nicodemus
John Francis Smith
Bernard ©. Thomas
D. Charles Winebrewer
J. Alleine Williamson
Glenn H. Worthington
Hugh F. Willis
F. Downes Price
Guy K. Motter
New Winter Rubbers Fit Modern Shoe Styles
Rubber boot makers claim the new winter rubbers are shaped to match present shoe styles, offering proper fit and protection. Manufacturers emphasize compatibility with current footwear trends and improved comfort for city wear.
Local Weddings Report From Spring Grove and Surrounds
A series of marriages is noted in the area. Paul Smith wed Henrietta Menges at St. Paul’s Lutheran in Spring Grove, with a Southward honeymoon planned through January 9. Ida Hempstone married Clifford C. Clebourne at St. James in Leesburg, with a reception at Hempstone home. Several other vows include Mary Danner to Morris Scott, LaRue Angleberger to George Cronise, and a double wedding for Edith and Mary Althoff with partners Randall and James Walsh on January 11 at St. Joseph’s in Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Althoff
Taney
Town
Edith
Randall
Littletown
Mary
James Walsh
Westminster
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Taneytown
Marriage Licenses From Mt Airy To Emmitsburg
John R Sier 30 and Janie V Burke 20 both of near Mt Airy Joan F Carty 22 and Elda M Stitely 18 both of Thurmont George B Moxley 29 and Mary E Norwood 18 both of Dickerson Frank Martin Jr 21 of Smithfield Pa and Pearl Garst 20 of Frederick William Cake 31 of Terre Hutt Pa and Ella H Gochnauer 34 of East Petersburg Pa Grant J Long 23 and Emma Grace Miller 22 both of Emmitsburg An artificial coffee has been invented in Japan said to have right flavor and nourishment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sier
Janie V. Burke
Mt Airy
Joan F. Carty
Elda M. Stitely
Thurmont
George B. Moxley
Mary E. Norwood
Dickerson
Frank Martin, Jr
Smithfield
Pearl Garst
Frederick
William ©. Cake
Terre Hutt
Ella H. Gochnauer
East Petersburg
Grant J. Long
Emma Grace Miller
Emmitsburg
Weather observations from U S weather bureaus
Observations at 8 p m show varied conditions across cities. Atlantic City and Philadelphia report cloudy skies with temperatures near 28 to 32 degrees, while St Louis records clear weather at 22 degrees and Washington notes cloudy conditions around 38 degrees. Forecast suggests a cooler trend with northerly winds and unsettled weather expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temp
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Washington
Holiday Visits Spread Across Canton and Nearby Cities
Miss Ethel Craft and Mrs OC Sanders of Canton Ohio are spending holidays with sister Mrs Bernard W Wilson. Dill avenue Rebecca McCutcheon and Cline are spending the week end with friends in Baltimore. John LaMotte of Manchester returned with nephews Robert and Harry Shaw. Bernard W Wilson and family visited relatives on Dill avenue. Rev S B Craft returned from Carrollton. George F Kline is in Washington for the holidays. Mrs Fred Willson and son Alfred visit Mrs CA Castle Rockwell Terrace. James Conway and daughter Gladys from Arlington return after visiting Mrs Wm Stephens. Thelma Stephens of Frederick visits Baltimore aunts. Sadie Cline of Waynesboro PA visits here. L V House leaves for Walbrook Baltimore to visit sister and brother. Dorothy Warehime heads to Waynesboro PA to Hood College friends. Florence Schley studying nursing in Baltimore spends days at home on East Assast. Ella Johnson visits Harrisburg PA. Dr and Mrs R C Hume and Mr and Mrs Charles Peugnet of Adams Town spend Christmas with Baltimore parents. Margaret Day of Adamstown visits sister Mrs Henry McConey Washington. Eleanor Turner and Anna Turner of Baltimore visit parents Rev W R Turner Adamstown. Mr and Mrs Duke of Leonardtown are guests of the Turners. Rev Guy P Bready of Taneytown visits mother E C Bready Adamstown. Alice Quilman of Norristown guest of Motter sisters East Second. Mabel Crawford of Washington DC spends days with Pauline McCardell East Second. Katherine Myers of Hagerstown visits Miss Lela Le Gore at LeGore. Free Surratt of Westminster Seminary spends holidays with Clyde E Burgee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Craft
OC. Sanders
Canton
Ohio
Bernard W. Wilson
Dill Avenue
Rebecca McCutcheon
Miss Cline
Baltimore
John LaMotte
Manchester
Breck Shaw
South Market Street
Robert
Harry Shaw
Avenue
Gladys
Arlington
Wm. Stephens
Thelma Stephens
Preerick
Sadie Clne
Waynesboro
L. V. House
Walbrook
Dorothy Warehime
Rockwell Terrace
Warehime
Hood College
Florence Schley
Adamstown
Henry McConey
Washington
Eleanor Turner
Anna ‘Turner
W. R. Turner
Duke
Leonardtown
Turner
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
E. C. Bready
Alice Quilman
Norristown
Motter
East Second Street
Mabel Crawford
Washington, D. C
Pauline McCardell
Katherine Myers
Hagerstown
Lela LeGore
LeGore
Free Surratt
Westminster Seminary
Clyde E. Burgee
Social whirl includes parties and birthday observances
Miss Margaret Root hosted a card party for guest Lilian Kefauver with friends from Littlestown and Frederick County attending. Mrs Moberly and helpers entertained the primary Sunday school department. Adrian C. McCardell celebrated his seventieth birthday at East Second street home with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Root
East Second Street
Lilian Kefauver
Thurmont
Elizabeth Lewis
Roberta Carty
Elizabeth Mills
Martha Kemp
Amy Helfenstein
Grace Helfenstein
Julia Worthington
Lothaire Crouse
Littlestown
Fleet
Richard Worthington
Marion S. Moberly
The
United Brethren Sunday School
Moberly
William Pickett
Lula Pettingal
Kreh Named New Clerk In P O Office Frederick
C Herbert Kreh has been appointed a first class clerk at the Frederick post office by Postmaster J A Williamson. He led the recent clerks and carriers examination and increases the local force to six clerks plus postmaster and assistant postmaster. The office may become first class due to rising business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Post
J. A. Williamson
C. Herbert Kreh
Kreh
Register of Wir
Court House
Frederick
James H. Crum
Williamson
Spread Joy At Montevue by W C T U Visit
The ladies of the W C T U visited Montevue on Wednesday with a treat moved by Samuel Gregg and Louis Haller’s automode. Miss Grace Hummelbaugh and Misses Liliam and Mary Culler performed recitations and duets under Rev Rupp. Mrs W Schmidt brought a Victrola for selections after a hymn. Oranges apples and fancy candy sacks were handed out. Committee members Mrs W Schmidt Mrs Edward Bader Miss Lizzie M Haller thank all who assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Samuel Gregg
Louis Haller
Grace Hummelbaugh
Liliam
Mary Culler
Rupp
W. Schmidt
Edward Bader
Lizzie M. Haller
Y M C A Wins Easy Over Hagerstown Quint
The Y M C A basketball team defeated Hagerstown 26 to 8 on Armory court. Early in the game the visitors managed only a single basket, as both teams showed weak teamwork and turnover pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Quint
Hagerstown
Armory Court
Pep
Ginger
Quints
Frederick Shows Update On Stage Acts Tonight
ST MOUSE Musical Comedy Troupe arrives from Cohan ita Pa to present The Million Dollar Hali at City Opera House then heads to Hanover Va. Hazel Dawn stars at Empire in The Heart of Jennifer with Her Mother's Daughter and Keeping Up With the Joneses. Charlie Chaplin appears at Star in Getting Acquainted with other features ongoing. Star shows crowd each performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick
Cohanita
Hanover
Hazel Dawn
Empire
Empire Theatre
Jennifer
Paramount
Mina Dawn
Dorothy Gish
Charlie Chaplin
Star
Star Tonight
King Baggot
1914 Class Banquets at the Boys High School Close of Year
The second annual reunion and banquet for the 1914 class was held at the New City Hotel with 25 graduates present. Prof. Amon Burgee presided as toasts were given by W. W. Cashour and others. A basketball game between Company A and the Alsatia Club of Hagerstown is planned for New Year’s night at the Armory court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
New City
Amon Burgen
W. W. Cashour
W. Winebrewer
J. A. Haller
W. W. Wren
Charles Moylan
Remsberg
Dansberger
FE. Brown
W. D
Robert Baumgardner
Ross Myers
William Cashour
Harry T. James
Parsons Newman
Alsatia Club
Armory Court
Company A
Hagerstown
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J. A. Kidwiter
C. Gake
Miss Gochnauer
Dr. Wehler
Markeys the Family Shoe Store
PHAF
Paul Smith
Henrietta Menges
Menger Mill
Bpring Grove
R. Paul Smlth
Chas. Smith
Woodsboro
Hagerstown and Frederick
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Spring Grove
Mullen
Smith
Robert Smith
F. J. Schroeder
Florence Schroeder
John A. Ditzler
Clebourne— Hempstone
Miss Ida Lee Hempstone
Leesburg
Clifford C. C. Clebourne
St. James Episcopal Church
W. H. Burkhardt
W. D. Hempstone
Katharine Beach
Edmond B. Duval Clebourne
Worchester
Mass
Henry Crawford
Carlyle Whiting
Roderick Mallon
Allen Duckett
Bladensburg
Frederick Hays
Scott—Danner
Robert Danner
East South Street
Mary Danner
Morris Scott
Grace Reformed Church
Raymond Pettingal
Japan
United States Weather
F. Fresh North Ang
Adrian C. McCardell
Michigan
Sloan
Drauggtists
the News Four
the News
C. H. Kreh
P.O
Ist
Middletown Valley
Frank Holfer
Middletown
Alfred W. Gaver
J. F. Summers
Harmony
Treea
Glenn Bittle
Ellerton
Frederick City Hospital
Willis L. Moore
WU. S. Weather Bureau
First Baptist Church
Imperials
Diamonds
Lotas
O. Miller
Renn
Zimmerman
M. Cram
Wilson
Keefer
Greenwalt
J. Duvall
String
S. Ricketts
Emma J Smith
Deng
ST Mouse
H. & Graduates
Greenawalt’s Drug Store 2Nd and Market Sts
Franklin Savings Bank OF Frederick
Ferma
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
W. Heinlein
Frederick, Md
Sheffield
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Berman Optical Company
North Market Street
Frederick MD
Wiig
Werth
Darat
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