Chamber of Commerce Committees Meet at Headquarters
The Chamber of Commerce schedules a Wednesday 4 40 meeting at headquarters to discuss initial plans and actions. A public comfort station committee led by EF Wilcoxon plans a Friday 7 40 gathering to outline options for a station at City Hall or the courthouse basement. The board will vote on these and other items, while the band of directors also convenes Wednesday afternoon.
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Court House
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Washington
Rotary's Birthday Marks Twentieth Anniversary
A world wide celebration marks Rotary’s 20th anniversary with Frederick Club hosting a major gathering of about 80,000 people. The movement began with a 1910 Chicago meeting led by Paul P Harris, who is regarded as the Father of Rotary. The aim remains promoting friendly fellowship and service without business agendas, guiding community cooperation and philanthropic initiatives.
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Frederika Club
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Inez
Rotary Glub
Pusineas
Prich
Rotary club’s worldwide reach marked in seventeen years
The Rotary movement began with Paul Harris and a handful of founders and expanded to clubs across the globe. From Chicago to Canada Great Britain Ireland India Australia South Africa and back to Gary Indiana the pattern shows no forfeitures and steady charter compliance. The piece highlights enduring principles attributed to Rotary and quotes a maxim often linked to the era.
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Seabland
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Canada
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India
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South Africa
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Urner Explains Purport of Con apletes Bill Before Legislature
A letter to the editor by a Beiter discusses a bill introduced in the House of Delegates by Mr D AF and its intended aims. The piece references yesterday's article titled Want.Con Evidence and notes the context of the proposed legislation and its reception among readers.
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Ae Urner
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Frederick County Laws Criticized in Local Letter
Milton G. Urnor argues Frederick County is unfairly exempt from Maryland laws on intoxicants and public order. He urges legislators to align local statutes with other counties and cites prior fixes and the need for enforcement.
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Ton Dudderar
Maryland
Criminal Court
Baltimore
Frederick County
Allegany County
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Dudderar
Wso
Milton G. Urnor
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Delights Local items
Reading from The News dated February 21 1902 the column notes include Sykes delivering the first University Extension Lecture Shakespear the Man in the chapel of the Woman's College Gienns Worthington presiding Bishop Paret appointing Rev Hr Osborne Ingle Archdeacon of Cumberland Edward Howden's move to Georgetown D C and Parker Greens theft of 42 at near Myersville A ministerial union organized in Weston Middletown with Rev J W Pontins as president Rev S A Iledges secretary and Rev Mr Beard treasurer Miller Bros Westminister reconstituted as Miller Brow Company with directors Fred D Miller Frank Z Miller Jacob H Handiey I Scott Jordan Oliver M Cromse Charles D Groff and C Edgar Nasbaum A sleigh attached to R F D sleigh No 9 owned by J J Rice frightened by a coasting party at Frank Gaver’s residence near Myersville tearing the sleigh apart and Rice escaping on foot
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General Merchandise Busipress
Miller Bros
Westminster
Abe “Miller Brow, Company
Fred. D. Miller
Frank Z. Miller
Jacob H. Handiey
I. Scott Jordan
Oliver M. Cromse
Charles D. Groff
C Edgar Nasbaum
R. F Dsleigh
J. J. Rice
Frank Gaver
Myersville
Mr. Rice
Tax Help at Local Post Office This Week
Deputy collector Frank Myers will assist residents with income tax forms at the local post office through Saturday and return March 7 to March 15. He will also assist in Bronsawick Mt Aliy and Bearden, with dates in Brunswick February 27 to March 2 and March 6 at Mt Aliy.
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Internal Revenue Department
Bearden
Frederick
Myers
Algonist Bronsawick
Mt Alry
Brunswick
Ferrary
Mt. Aliy
Mrs Croghan Hosts Week End House Party
Mrs. Croghan entertained six former college chums at a week end house party at Hotel Frederick. Guests included Vera Fowler and Ivy Fowler of New Windsor Bertha Pvach of Linwood Eleanor L Foard of Baltimore Mildred Marsh of Baltimore. On Sunday a turkey dinner was given for the guests and Mr and Mrs Harvey Miller of this city.
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M. J. Croghan
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Vera
Ivy Fowler
New Windsor
Bertha Pvach
Linwood
Eleanor L Foard
Baltimore
Mildred Marsh
Lecture on Washington to be shown with lantern slides
A Sunday School lecture in Grace Reform ed church will review the notable career of the Father of Our Country using stereopticon and lantern slides. The public session is set for Wednesday at 7 30 oclock in the Grace Reform ed church. Perlman robbed. Burglars entered the home of Philip B. Perlman at 2500 Brookfield avenue Baltimore Saturday night and escaped with jewelry and coins valued about 500.
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Grace Reform
Perlman
Philip B. Perlman
Brookfield Avenue
Baltimore
Mr. Perlmar
Purely Personal Guests From Baltimore Attend At Revord Street
Mr A and Mrs Potter and Miss Potter of Baltimore visit Mr Potter’s son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs BE Howlus on Revord street.
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Real Estate Sale and Time of Possession Noted
Grayson H. Marcver announces the sale of Arthur Seidling’s property at 323 South Market Street to Gurney Gosnell on private terms with possession due March 21. Scranton pastor commended for counseling a young woman against marrying a man deemed unfit, jury rules against minister. Banks and post office to observe Washington’s Birthday holiday. bar also observes legal holiday.
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Alleen Koester
Grayson H. Marcver
Arthur Seidling
South Market Street
Gurney Gosnell
Ialva
Scranton Paster
Philadelphia Pubic Ledger
Scranton
Washington
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February 21 events in American history summary
On February 21 dates span from 1673 when Indians destroyed Medfield to 1862 when a slave trader was executed in New York, 1871 when territorial government was granted to the District of Columbia, and a 1845 dedication of the Washington Monument.
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Community Partnership Policy Adopted by Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company announces a $200,000 issue of 7 percent cumulative preferred stock at $50 a share to local investors under a Community Partnership plan. President E L Coblentz says the program aims to fund local expansion and give residents a stake in the utility’s growth.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Rob Towson Drug Store Theft and Estate Suit
A thief forced entry yesterdy into Walter Hi Starhart’s drug store and stole 140 dollars from the cash drawer. In court, Susanna Savilla Wackier sued Milton H Angelberger and John P Angelberger trustees of Lewis Angelberger for 485 dollars for services rendered as the case proceeds before Judge Worthington with Jacob Rohrback representing the plaintiff and Arthur D Willard for the defendants.
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Milton H. Angelberger
John P. Angelberger
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Gienn FF Worthington
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Maryland Electoral District Residency Requirement Restated
An excerpt from Maryland Constitution outlines that for congressional or senatorial elections a voter must reside in the specific portion of the county or city that forms part of the district six months before the election.
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Maryland
Hymeneal Ebberie Sigafoons and Other Marriages
The notices report several marriages including Clarence St. Ebberta Ebberie of Union Bridge to Alberta Sigafoose of Brunswick at Evan gelical Lutheran church officiated by Rev. A. 8. G. Rupp with a witness Miss Wilma Ambrose. Lydia F. Almony to J. Paul Brunett both of Rockville wed at home with Rev. Coolahan officiating and maid of honor Louise McCeney. Guy F. Alexander and Mary C. Shoemaker married in Baltimore by Rev. Minnick.
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Brunswick
Evan- Igelienl Lutheran Parsonage
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Wilma Olivia Ambrose
Brunawick
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Middletown
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George FP. Alexander
O. James Shoemaker
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