Pay OffICIAL Visit Extols the Order Virtue and Patience in Frederick
Frederick Council No 118 of the order hosted a formal visitation by state officers including State Councillor Harry L. Menerick and State Vice Councillor James A. Younes. They praised the order’s aims such as education for citizenship, church support, and stronger immigration tests, noting a state membership around 27,000 with ongoing reorganization and new ritual adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pass Square
H. M. Willis
Wilmington
Del
Harry L. Menerick
Baltimore
James A. Younes
Cumberland
Charlie A. Liermann
Order
Coman
Menerick
Hunmimnelbaugh
Sikers
Manchester
United Brethren Church
Robert Vobrouner
Senator Davis Elkins Seeks Return After Father Succeeds
In 1913 Senator Davis Elkins is chosen to succeed his father and expresses a desire to return to politics. The naming signals a continuity of family leadership in the Senate with Elkins planning a possible comeback after his father’s tenure.
Funeral notices and obsequies in a distant church record
The funeral of Mrs Margaret was held at Trinity Reform Church at 10:20 AM with Rev J J Thomas and Rev Connor officiating. Many mourners attended, flowers were abundant, pallbearers named, and burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also noted were the funeral for Mr Nicholas and subsequent services, with details of attendees and pallbearers.
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Margaret
Llready
Trinity Reform
Ad Church
Adwastewp
J. J. Thomas
Atv Connor
Surues Reformed Church
Baltimore
Gorge Snouffer
Curtis W. Thomis
Michael
Willian
Reno
Jatermont
Mt. Olivel
Carty
Brendy
Mollie Fondy
Ads
George Wout Toolk
Trernaon
Os Ork
Dares Troett
Oded Ghee Ul Worthington
John Comber
Emer Bron
Tor
Fiternvesi
Otrsed Cemetery
Prehison
Swimming Exhibition Tonight by the Ovaquais Club
The Ovqaidus Swimming Club of Sisington hosts a swimming meet with the local club. Featured events include water polo, underwater swimming, diving, timing by George Sand dime and a life saving display, with referee and judges named.
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Ovqaidus Swimming Club
Sisington
Diab
Maer Syss Renae 4Eisler
George Tada Dediges Guitees
George Sand
Volo
Dandruff Cure Ad Promises Scalp Relief With ZEMO and ZE MCP SOAP
An old advertisement claims a combined use of ZEMO SOAP and ARMMO will stop itching and remove dandruff on infants and adults. Williamson's Drug Store allegedly guarantees full relief or offers a money back refund. The copy touts nationwide availability and economical treatment for skin and scalp conditions.
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Williamson
Ameria
Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal Items of Interest
Personal and social notes from The News About Their Friends at Home and Abroad. Merdaha S Newman is in fawn wick today. Mir A N McCardell is on a business trip to Baltimore and New York. Mr and Mrs John Pranels Smith are visiting friends in Washington. Mr William Jr Hrengle, Ja, returned from a business trip to New York. Mrs Rather town spent Uris city. Mr Gordon Tisher of Hanover spent yesterday with friends in yle city. Miss Nina Marshall of York is visiting friends in this city. Mr Frederick W Legs of Baltimore is in Frederick on business with Hambleton Co. Miss Jean Clough of New York is visiting cousin Mrs John J Rives. Miss Lizzie Cromer of Harmoty has returned from Delaware, Ohio. Mrs Roy Wiles of Brunswick returned from funeral services for Mr Nicholas Yinger. Mrs Christie Steward of Rockland is visiting her brother in North Market street. Mrs J Ls Harding of Philadelphia has returned from visiting the Misses Trott Mast Church street. Prof John White visits public schools in New Market district. Mr Walter Ponton of California visits his sister Mrs William Mayhugh and plans to reside there. Mr John C Weast returns from Ellicott City with four ponies from D Frank Maynes. Miss Eyalaker of Washington spends time with her uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs William Maybugh have returned home. Mr and Mrs John Marshall Gram h ine have returned from Doubs. Mr Gram h ine suffers from tonsillitis.
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Merdaha S Newman
Fawnwick
Mir A. N. McCardell
Baltimore
New York
John Pranels Smith
Washington
William Jr. Hrengle
Rather Town
Uris City
Gordon Tisher
Hanover
Yle City
Nina Marshall
York
Frederick W. Legs
Hambleton & Co
Frederick
Jean Clough
John J. Rives
East Third Street
Lizzie Cromer
Harmoty
Delaware
Ohio
Roy Wiles
Brunswick
Nicholas Yinger
Christie Steward
Rockland
Win. J. Snyder
North Market Street
J. Ls. Harding
Philadelphia
J Trott Mast
John ‘T. White
New Market District
Walter Ponton
California
Wiliam Mayhugh
Ponton
John C. Weast
Ellicott City
D. Frank Maynes
Eyalaker
Washington, D. D
William Maybugh
John Marshall Gramhine
Doubs
Mr Gramhine
Block Party Draws Large Crowd At Viamond Rink
A large crowd attended the Block Party at Viamond Rink last night. Misses Hellen Hal and Gillian Stone won the prize while skaters were to be allowed to skate tonight until 1 o'clock in connection with the basketball game between the YOM.C. A. and Spring Grove, Pa. forum.
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Darge
Viamond
Hellen Hal
Gillian Stone
Yom.c. A
Spring Grove
Pa. Foum
Spring Grove Hosts Yo M Tonight In Pinmond Vink Clash
The Spring Grove basketball team faces Yo M tonight at Pinmond Vink arena in a regional matchup. Local fans expected a high tempo game as both teams push for late-season position and bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Pinmond Vink
Yo M
Taft's Pittsburgh Stop Clouded by Illness
President Taft passed through Pittsburg on his way to Columbus but was unable to speak due to a severe illness. The ailment threatened to prevent his planned speechmaking during the trip.
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Pittsburg
Taft
Columbus
Explosion in Cobedilo Coal Mine Reported Minor Losses
Special Dispatch to The News from Trinidad notes an explosion at Cobedilo coal mine near Ere Pour. Eleven men trapped are feared dead as rescue efforts continue and some casualties have been recovered.
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Trinidad
Cole
Reb
General Torres Shot in Accident Near Tonieh Hewn
Special dispatch reports General Torres, federal commander, accidentally shot in the neck by a troop during a fight near Tonieh Hewn in Huahnea, Arizona. He is reported dangerously injured.
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Speciil
Huahnea
Ariz
Peb Woo Pom Seneral Torres
Tonieh
Courts and Estates Notices Roundup in Frederick County
Legal and estate items list real estate transfers to Brandenburg and Hawkins, marriage license between Barnhouse and Boone, and several Orphans Court filings. Inventories and accounts for Catherine Hull, Catherine Lawson, Alice Thomas Anderson, Annie Devitt, and Sarah Nowlus are recorded with debts due and stock lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Barnhouse
Doubs
Mary Helle Boone
Frederick
Catherine A. Hull
John Lawson
Catherine E. Lawson
Daniel L. Muir
Catherine A. Aull
C. N. Staley
Alice Thomas -Anderson
Sarah Nowlus
Alice Thomas Anderson
Annie M. Devitt
Demand for purer milk prompts public meeting in Walkersville
A public meeting in Walkersville led by Gen. Oyster discussed demand for purer milk and the cost of quality with participation from Bureau of Animal Industry officials. Dr. Benner outlined tuberculin testing efforts and economic benefits of healthy herds, stressing dairy owners must cull diseased cattle. The gathering urged sanitary production and broader funding to curb tuberculosis.
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Gilbert Liall
Walkersville
Gen. M. Oyster
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Whitaker
Bureau
Ribald
W. G. Benner
L. Benner
U. S
Ate
Cale
Dr. Benner
District of Columbia
Metropolitan Grand Concert Co to perform at Woman's College Hall
The last of the Radcliffe Entertain ment Course will be held next Tuesday evening in Woman's College Hall and should delight Frederick music lovers. The Metropolitan Grand Concert Co composed of artists rated highly by critics in the United States and Canada includes Mme Guella Chilaon-Ohrinan soprano Miss Adah Campbell Hussey contralto Mr J Humbird Duffey tenor and Mr Frederic Martin bass. It will please many to hear Hussey and Martin again, last heard in an earlier oratorio.
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Metropolitan Grand Concert Co
Woman's College Hall
Frederick
United States
Canada
Mme
Guella Chilaon-Ohrinan
Adah Campbell Hussey
J. Humbird Duffey
Frederic Martin
Miss Hussey
Mr. Martin
Crusade Against Merchants in Hagerstown
J Webster Groh a retired wealthy citizen fined for snow on a pavement begins prosecution of merchants to clear sidewalks of displays. A warrant issued for Joseph Everly for years operating a mineh stand in the public square. Harry Demaris, a sidewalk fruit merchant, is arrested. Justice Treffman finds Everly guilty and fines him $1 and orders removal of his building.
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Hagerstown
J. Webster Groh
Mrv. Groh
Joseph Everly
Harry Demaris
Justice Treffman
Everly
Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Guarantee
Rexall Hair Tonic claims to grow hair on bald heads by destroying germs causing baldness. It claims to penetrate to hair roots, soothe scalp, remove dandruff, and promote growth. If not satisfactory, customers can return the product for a full refund. Available in two sizes, 0.5 and 1.00, at Williamson Rexall Store on North Market Street.
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Rexall WS
Rexall
TX Williamson
North Market Street
Griscom Joins Search For Dorothy Arnold
Special Dispatch reports that George Griscom has joined the search for Dorothy Arnold. He says little, but observers believe he will be able to locate her as part of the ongoing effort.
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New York
George Griscom
Dorothy Arnold
Ex Governor Little Dies in 74th Year
Special dispatch from Wittsfield New England reports former Governor Hiram A. Tuttle is dead at age 74. Funeral details unavailable.
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Little
Wittsfield
N. SE
Pommer
Hiram A. Tuttle
Farmers Meet Tomorrow on Agricultural Education Train
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs an agricultural education train through Maryland with State Department of Agriculture support. Lectures follow between Washington and Washington Junction ending in Frederick with a Governor address. Notable talks include corn and seed selection by W Oscar Collier and guidance from R W Silvester and others.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
State Department of Agriculture
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Junction
Frederick
Lela
Sunior Hall
W. Oscar Collier
Talbot County
Lange
Capt
R. W. Silveste
Agricultural Colge
E. A. Patterson
W. OT. Taliaterso
E. Jf Oswald
Tr. Richard Ss. MW
Farmers’ Institutes
Me. W. OW. Wood
Reials
News Bowling Cup Promises Trophy For Frederick Bowlers
The News offers a handsome loving cup to the Frederick bowling tournament winner. Games roll at the Y M C A alleys with any association member eligible. Cup to be kept in the Y M C A trophy room and engraved with winning team and score. At least ten teams required. four entered already. Enter by giving names to Mr H B Clark. no entrance fee. Captains meet Monday night to set games and schedule.
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Frederick
Y. A
H. B. Clark
M.C
Clark
Senior Class Returns From Capitol City Trip
The Boys' High School senior class led by Prof. Amon Burgee spent a week in Washington visiting high schools and public buildings, attending Congress sessions, theatre productions of Hamlet and Macbeth, and sightseeing. The party included Clyde Burgee, Ray Burgee, Willis Witter, Travis White, Ernest Hislieb, Allen Quynn, Lewis Rice, Jo, John Shaw, William Solt, Dorsey Sappington, Marvin Shirley, George Roathenhoefer, Earl Zeigler, Roger Fisher, Dean Hendrickson, David Johnson, Minor Simpson, and Edgar Kegley.
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Capitol City
Amon Burgee
Cicerone
Washington
Frederick
Congress
Marlowe Sothern
Macbeth
Prot Amon Burgee
Clyde
Ray Burgee
Willis Witter
Travis White
Ernest Hisleigh
Allen Quynn
Lewis Rice
John Shaw
William Solt
Dorsey Sappington
Marvin Shirley
George Roathenhoefer
Earl Zeigler
Roger Fisher
Dean Hendrickson
David Johnson
Minor Simpson
Edgar Kegley
Frederick Market Prices Corrected February 1911
Market prices list for Frederick with corrections in February 1911. Includes commodities Wheat No 2 Red holing at 0.90 Rann per unit, Shelled Corn 68 to 68 cents per bushel, Rye 60 to 65 cents, Oats 45 to 60 cents, and Sariey 55 to 60 cents. Flour Winter Wheat 4.00 to 4.44, Spring Wheat 5.65 to 6.15, Ornmeal 1.50 to 1.60 per unit. Mill Feeds Bran 27.50 per ton, Middlings 20 per ton, Red Dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack, Dairy Feeds 24 to 25 per ton, Cotton Seed Meal 32 to 23 per ton. Seeds-
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Timothy
Altimore & Obio
Dally
Washington
Washington Junction
Philadelphia
New Torr
Or & m
Baltimore
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Airville
87. Louis
Harruss Burg
Bo Fath
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Wye
Naunilor Menerick
Coun Iilor
Fbistker Council
Manthey
A. Layman
Rene Coundi
Crags
Wm EE. Marner
Jeferson
Arba A. Moser
Charles A. Hermann
Addison
Fortian George Tdsdartt
Thons Slins
Tarry C Smith
Anna
Leto
St Arkahle
Davis
Elkins
Americain
Nicholas
Tew 2
Medien
Splihearers
John Thrasier
Ho Do Sitel
Absam Summers
Robert Paesgt
Ente Trent
Warns Williams
Fouk
Faas
WA Thuis
Valentine Phe
Clifford Tft Lad
Unter Catipbeth Frank Smith
Cliften Posey
Hackard Diggs
Solvae Jentdne
Wis
Greepmannt
Thomas Pp
Ties
Tannerud
Frederick and
Rink
Torres
Durango
Hho Bhua
Parihe
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Circuit and Orphans Courts
Veeder Sena OS. Yramleubure Et al
Amide A. Brandenburg
Mary St. BK. Lee and
Lushund
Nellie Uawkins
Griscom
Luis
the News Bowling Cup
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Rann
Pate Beester
N.Y
Flodim
Oman
A. Brown
Patrick Street
City
Hans G. Tritappe
Court Street
Cline
Starket Street
Possesion
Glen O. Garber
Young & Staley
Fedrr
Nortil Market Street
A. Cy. Cartin
South Market St. Tadét
PWO
Poly Franklin Savings Bank
S. Marke
N. J. Wilson &Bon
Isatr
Corner Church
Carter Streets
Chas. Wertheimer
South Market St
New Central National Bank
Bank
Garner Church
Court Streets
Telowas
R. Rush Lewis
I. V. Smithy
H. Rush Lewis
R. Vv. Smith
W. Teinlein
Notary Public
NISS
Frederick County
Eugene A. Taylor
Frederick Couty
Yated Ted
Harry W. Bowers
Fiarry W. BC
Vraunk L
Stoner
Vors
TagQat
Georges R. Dennis
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