Minstrels at Empire Theater Draw Full House
The Empire theater hosted a Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias minstrels show to capacity. Local talent delivered a successful, well received performance with notable solos by Hoskins Margen Kolb Kader Kennedy Bussard and Waters. A goal is about 275 dollars to fund full dress bank uniforms.
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Empire Theatre
Uniform Bank
Knights Pythias
Frederick
G. Hoskins Margen
Harry Kolb
Louis Kader
Frank A. Kennedy
Raymond Bussard
J. Boulden Waters
Mr. Morgan
Frank C. Gosnell
Messrs. Delphy and Fisher
Anglotus
Albert Smith
L. R. Dohner
F.C. Gosnell
Vivalis Derr
Louis Bader
J. Bould
Officers elected at Key Council No 48 meeting
At the Francis Scott Key Council No 48 Sr O U M A meeting last night the following officers were elected for the new term: councilor Jesse M Haugh vice councillor B Frank Miller recording secretary John W Falk assistant recording secretary William C Roderick financial secretary William F Snyder treasurer George T BaumLardner inductor J L Ramsburg examiner Frank A Lease inside protector C E Heffner outside protector W S Heffner trustee William C Roderick chaplain B F Miller representative to State Council William Roderick alternate Lloyd C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Council
Jesse M. Haugh
B. Frank Miller
John W. Falk
William C. Roderick
William F. Snyder
George T. Baum- Lardner
J. L. Ramsburg
Frank A. Lease
Protector
H. S. Grads To Feast And Reunion
The second annual banquet and reunion of the Class of 1913 at Boys' High School is held this evening at Mainhart's dining parlors on West Patrick Street. Members respond to toasts with Prof. Amon Burgee as toastmaster. Committee: F. Richard Simmons, Henry Knock, Walter D. Mebbiling.
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Boys’ High School
Mainhart
West Patrick Street
Amon Burgee
F. Richard Simmons
Henry Knock
Walter D. Mebbiling
Talbott Illness Keeps Him From Niece’s Wedding
Congressman J Fred Talbott, suffering ill health for over a week, did not attend the wedding of his niece Miss Laura T Bosley to Superintendent Robert L Bates of Moorefield West Virginia yesterday.
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J. Fred C. Talbott
Laura T. Bosley
Robert L. Bates
Moorefield
W. Va
Try This For Neuralgia Liniment Relief Ad
Thousands suffer neuralgia due to lack of know how to treat it. Sloan's Liniment soothes the nerve by applying to the surface over the painful area without rubbing in. It penetrates quickly to inflamed nerves and relieves colds sore joints lumbago sciatica and similar ailments. Bottle costs 25 cents with money back if not satisfied.
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Sloan
New Phone Bill Ready for Government Control of Telephones
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland reintroduces a bill to place all telephone systems under government ownership and operation as part of postal services. The measure sets July 1, 1916 for possession, directs ICC to appraise value, offers cash or 3 percent government bonds, and guarantees 4 percent interim interest if appraisal lags. Farmers lines excluded. taxes paid through 1920.
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
Burleson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Circuit
Hospital Guild Meets in Frederick City
The Frederick City Hospital Guild held its monthly meeting in U D C rooms. A nominating committee was appointed for the upcoming officer election. The group, which sews at the hospital weekly, has completed about five hundred pieces across roughly five meetings. A social hour followed with maraschino and nut ice cream cake and mints served.
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Frederick City Hospital
Weather dampens wheat as expert warns of risks
County Farm Demonstrator Emory C. Remsburg said this morning that the warm spell has hurt the wheat somewhat and that subsequent cold weather after the thaw would tend to raise the roots. He added that another snow could provide protection.
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Emory C.remsburg
Open House at Y M C A Showcases Activities and Dance
Open house at the Y M C A outlines a full day with a high school orchestra. a variety of gym activities, a swimming exhibition, and free pool and bowling for visitors. A junior dance in Junior Hall at nine features Braddock Heights Orchestra and festive decor.
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Y. M. C. A. Tomorprow
Covery
Fenton Morris
BR. Ames Hendrickson
Harris
Harley
Braddock Heights
County's Oldest Resident Dies at 164 in Frederick County
Benjamin, widely regarded as the county's oldest resident, died Sunday at about 8 am at his Flint Hill area home aged around 164. Cause was apoplexy. He claimed to remember the year 1310 though unsure of the month. He once drove a stave, married before his wife died years ago, and an adopted daughter survives. Funeral was Tuesday at two o'clock at his home with Rev. J A McPherson and Rev. J F Lee officiating. Pallbearers included Giles Johnson and George Weeden. burial in Hope Hill cemetery. George W. Peters of Urbana handled arrangements.
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Frederick County
Flint Hill
Bia
Benjamin
Fife
J. A. McPherson
J. F. Lee
Giles Johson
George Weeden
J. Holland
J. Holland, 8. Weeden, J. A. Lee and J. Turner
Hope Hii
George W. Peters
Near
Urbana
Children Cough or Cold Warned as Serious
When a child shows cold symptoms act quickly with It De Bell's Mine Tar Honey. It soothes lungs loosens mucus and strengthens the airway to prevent worsening. Also Bucklen's Arnica Salve offered for sores in ad copy style.
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Bell
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H.’S. Grads
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Archiy
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Hee
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Eddie
New York
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the Marvel
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Billie Ritchie
Gertrude Selby
South Sea
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Yours Truly
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Greenawalt
West Patrick ST
Frederick, Md
Commercial State Bank of
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Berman Optical Co
N. Market ST
WERT
Helfenstein & Urner, CO
Pauline
Crane Wilbur
Pearl White
Paul Panzer
Thrilla
Reliance
Wallace Reid
Irene Hunt
Keystone
Keyatone
Clara Kimball Young
NEW Empire Theatre Co., Ine
F. Lester Smith
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