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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1916

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Walkersville school debate over centralization policy

County commissioners clash over building a new Walkersville school while citing centralization. Some officials argue new facilities needed. others say funds already sunk justify not erecting new structures. Tax Commission seeks district land and property valuations for 1915 to compare with 1916 levy.

Walkersville Punty Tax Commission Spencer BE. Stup Allan C. Girwood State Tax—Commission Stup

Monocacy Club Keeps Preparedness Plan Debate Open

Monocacy Club members of the Evangelical Reformed church met last night and backed President Wilson's preparedness program by a large majority. The discussion centered on whether the club should approve the proposed plan with Dr. Apple and Dr. Derendinger supporting the affirmative and Jacob Rohrback with Rev W S Gerhard opposing. The next meeting is set for March with Prof Calvin A Althouse as a scheduled speaker.

Monocacy Club Evangelical Reformed Church Q Wileon Wilson Joseph H. Apple Ernst Derendinger Jacob Rohrback W. S. Gerhard Jefferson Calvin A. Althouse Philadelphia

Revival at First Baptist Church in town starts tomorrow

Revival services at the First Baptist Church led by Rev. Bartlett A Bowers begin tomorrow night and run through February 25 with daily weekday services. E L Wolsinger of Asheville will speak at morning and evening sessions, sharing ties to Billy Sunday and prior Indiana ball games. Rev. F D King of Charlotte preaches at both services and during weekday meetings. Mrs Grayson Crimbaugh, visiting family, remains in the area. The item notes a quicksilver production stat in the United States for last year.

First Baptist Church Bartlett A. Bowers E. L. Wolsinger Asheville N. C Ging Billy Indiana Center Garden F. D. King Charlotte

Bowie Fund Nears Completion For Boy Cordeley Bowie

Fund for the colored orphan Cordeley Bowie nears completion with 2.75 still needed. Reported daily totals show progressive contributions starting at 9.50 then 25.25 and 52.00 plus 15 today. Numerous donors listed including Isabelle Zimmerman and Andrew Johnson.

Cash Isabelle Zimmerman Andrew Johnsongh Prank Holland Friend Trion Knitting Mills

Frederic Art Club Studies Copper and Steel Engraving

The Frederic Art Club held its regular meeting presided by Miss Mary Eschbaen with discussion on copper and steel engraving. Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick presented talks on Raphael influence on engraving and profiles of Dutch and French masters, detailing techniques from Durer to Louis XIV era and praising Mrs. Delaplaine and Miss Fitzpatrick for the exposition.

Frederieck Art Club Mary Eschbaen Ethel Fitzpatrick Raphael Haly Jiudens Ftzpatrick Wagraser Durer March Antonia Louis XIV Louvre Nonteanits Jund Antwerp Fairingh Gokeiin Gaillard

Eggs Drop to 23 Cents at Local Market

Shoppers line up at the base of supplies as eggs fall to 23 cents a dozen with some dealers asking 25. Beef, butter, chickens, ducks, squabs and vegetables shown with varied prices. An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a pain killer with a testimonial from Mervin H. Leister of Berkeley California.

Mervin HH. Leister Berkeley Cat Ater Panama Exposition Sloan

Rail unions seek eight hour day impact on costly rail payrolls

Baltimore Sun editorial weighs broad reach of an eight hour day policy for railroad workers. It warns capitalized roads worth 20 247 300 000 could face payroll boosts near 2 900 000 annually, with major lines like Baltimore and Ohio Western Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroads cited. Officials foresee public cost from change and plan a large publicity campaign to explain steps to the public.

Baltimore Sun Baltimore and Ghia Maryland Pennsylvania Four Bit oThe

Property Deeds And Licenses In County And City

Property transfers include Sponseller to Sponseller for 10 dollars and Lipps real estate transfers in the city. Marriage licenses issued to Mercer Hafner and Phillips Waniz. Y P B meeting notes include Frances Willard Memorial Fund program and various readings and performances.

James B. Sponseller Jacob W. Sponseller Benora Lipps Joes W. Lipps Henry R. Gidbe Margaret E. Doering Martin R. Wagner John Houck Joan C. Palmer Emma S. Palmer Florence I. Storr Charles H. Storr Earnest K. Harper Harry R. Mercer Near McKaig Nettie L. Hafner Highlandtown Baltimore County Harry Benjamin Phillips Waynesboro Edna May Waniz Rocky Ridge

Death notices jot names and places across two towns

Obituaries report John McGavack of Wheatland Virginia dying at 92 with children in Loudoun County and a Lovettsville funeral at a Lutheran church. Also details Susan Manley of New York dying at 52 with Frederick Junction burial at Hope Hill cemetery, and infant of Marshall Allen buried at Hope Hill with Geo W Peters as undertaker.

John McGavack Wheatland Virginia Thomas, Carry Andrew McGavack Harry Wenner Millard M. Janney Frank Wolford Loudoun County McGiavock Susan Manley West 127Th Street New York Frederick Junction Hope UH Church J. F. Lee J. H. McPherson Johnson John Lee M. Jotnson W. Brown Page Chapman Holland Hope Hill Geo W. Eders Marshall Allen Mopeland J. Il. McPherson Geo. W. Peters

Miss Helena Peat to sing in Frederick Monday

Frederick audiences will see Maryland soprano Helena Peat in her single local appearance this season. The Maryland native recently wrapped a New York City run and will tour smaller Maryland towns under Gina Ciaparelli Viatora’s direction, starting in Frederick.

Frederick Maryland Helena Peat New York City Miss Peat Mme Gina Ciaparelli- Viatora Metropolitan Opera House New York

Brunswick Man Killed Near Martinsburg by Shifting Engine

James Barger, an employee of the B and O railroad, living in Brunswick, was killed early today near Millers, close to Martinsburg, possibly crushed by a moving locomotive. His body was brought to Brunswick this afternoon. he leaves a wife, formerly Miss Sigafouse. A two story brick house at 206 West South Street, listed for sale by Mrs. Charles G. Ridgely, was withdrawn at a bid of 1970 dollars, Harvey R. Lease acting as auctioneer.

Brunswick James Barger B, and O Millers Martinsburg Bargif Sigafoose Charles G. Ridgely West South Street Court House Harvey R. Lease

Ladies Night Planned by Jacques de Molay Commandery

Knights Templar in this city plan another Ladies Night celebration. The Drill Corps has reorganized with Commandant A LeHoy McCardell, Right Guide J J Bielfeld, Left Guide H S Kefauver, and Secretary Treasurer Dr A A Radcliff. Rehearsals start immediately for a May exhibition.

Jacques de Molay Knights Templar Plang A. LeHoy McCardell J. J. Bielfeld H. 3. Kefauver A. A. Radcliff

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