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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1916

Page

3

Hood College Glee Club Plans Recitals and Tours

Hood College Glee Club leads a series of concerts with Gettysburg College. The group performs in Seminary Hall Frederick and Hagerstown with plans for Waynesboro Philadelphia Washington and Branewick trips. Twenty two singers travel to Waynesboro then back to Frederic. They also join a Lyric concert in Baltimore with Freida Hempel.

Hood College Glee Club Hagerstown Muale Frederick Seminary Hall Gettysburg College Gettysburg Pennsylvania Braddock Heights George Trundle Feagaville Hood Glee Club St. Joseph’s Hall Waynesboro St. Paul's Reformed Church Frederiey Hood College Grace Burnap Philadelphia Washington Branewick Lyric Baltimore New York Symphony Orchestra Freida Hempel Charmbury Gharmbury Seminary

Western Union Announces Innovations at Local Office

Western Union Telegraph Co presents improvements at East Church street office with repapering oak furnishings and new operator desk chairs and bench. A new money transfer feature will allow including business or personal messages to the payee in transfers within the United States.

Western Union Telegraph Company East Church Street Western Union Company United States

New Building Planned for Ox Fibre Brush Works

A contract for a brick two story building 50 by 100 feet was awarded to Frank H. Grove for Ox Fibre Brush Works rear grounds on East Church Street extended. Construction starts immediately to support increased business at Frederick's noted industry.

Ox Fibre Brush Works Church Street Frank H. Grove Ox Fibre Frederick

Washington's Birthday Social at Middletown High School

A lively event in Middletown featured games and dancing followed by a banquet prepared by C. B. Cox. The decorated hall displayed flags, bunting, and a centerpiece of multicolored electric bulbs. The program included toasts on the high school as a social center and local boosters with Victrola music during the banquet. Attendees ranged from Miss Mildred Derr and Eiva Shafer to D. C. visitors and local notables, with Prof. R. E. Kieeny as toastmaster.

Washington R. E. Kieeny Howard A. Gross Roger L. Main George C. Rhoderick, Jr C. Mason Hoffman Virgil W. Doub Mildred Derr Eiva Shafer Alma Gross Ruth Dean Vera Austraw Hood College Lucy Best Gladys Rembe Braddock Heights Laura Remshberg Charlotte Snyder Helen Rhoderick Beulah Butts Oneida Derr Mary Hartman India Kepler Ethel Foreman Thurmont Martin Beachley Chalmers Groff Washington, D. C Arthur Remsberg

38 Years Old Still in Use in Savanah Fire Company

The City of the Swamp steam fire engine, United Company, is thirty eight years old and remains in service. It has not been used for fires since the new automobile apparatus arrived, but is still attached to the building’s heating plant and used through the winter. Edward S Mosies of Mobler & Bro and several workers traveled to Savannah under contract to heat, ventilate, and improve the National Gas building project.

Cily Faithful I The United Company Georgia Edward S Mosies Is. Mobler & Bro Sasannanas National Gass of Savanah

Explosion at Mut K-21. 43 Bets ane, bondon 16 cl

Fragmented text mentions an explosion at Mut K-21 with references to bets, ports, and ads. The readable portions hint at a public notice or classifieds context within The News, but specifics are incomplete and unclear.

Bondon Uae

Civic Club Considers National Federation Join

The Civic Club discussed joining the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at its monthly meeting in Frederick. A plan to observe Baby Week and attend the federation’s May New York meeting was outlined. The cake sale on February 12 netted $29.38, boosting club funds and interest in future spring events.

The Civic Club General Federation of Women’s Clubs General Federation New York Frederick B. S.J Thurrow J. 0. Hendrix Edith Thoms W. Harry Hatter J. D. Hendrickson Edith Thomas Gallagher Baltimore Stewart Westminster Civic Club Clark Kemp Landauer J. J. Dill

Allen Company Scores Hit At Keity Opera House

Patrons enjoyed the Allen Musical Comedy company performing A Hot Old Time with a polished cast, bright chorus, and lively musical numbers. Belly Allen stars in a humorous Irish role. living pictures and a Japanese lantern routine add spectacle. Tonight The Beauty Parlor follows, with Billy Allen in a strong comic turn.

Keity Opera House Br. Allen Musical Comedy Company Belly Allen Billy Allen Charlie Chaplin

The Pills That Make You Smile Laughing Indigestion Cure

A fragment notes a humorous claim that laughter cures indigestion and questions who can laugh under such discomfort. The line mocks the notion and suggests skepticism about the idea in a playful newspaper voice.

Reception at Y M C A for old and new T members

A reception at the Y M C A will be held this evening starting at 7 30 with a musical program by the Frederick Maennerchor directed by Mrs Mary Steckel Burck.

Frederick Maennerchor Mary Steckel-Burck

Frederick Carnival Anniversary Opens Three Decades Ago

Frederick marks the largest street carnival ever held in the city begun 32 years ago today. It was said to be operated by Mr. Skid, owner of Skid's Cigar store at the Market and Church streets corner, now G. O. Paxton and Company. Older residents recall it as a great success with large crowds.

Frederick Skid Market Church Streets G. O. Paxton and Company

Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad for Cold Relief

An OCR fragment promotes Dr Bell pine tar honey as a remedy for colds coughs throat fever and congestion. It references soothing the throat easing irritation and general relief with a linked brand name and price note.

Bell Belfe

Zeppelin Destroyed Over Meuse in French Front Action

Pans Feb 22 A Zeppelin airship was shot down near Brabants in the Meuse while en route from St Menehould to the south. Attacked by Revigny cannon using incendiary shell the craft fell in flames near Hibant le Toi. In New York Feb 22 Helinken Bachmann Swiss and Elise Schroeder Berlin pleaded guilty to rubber export charges. Each fined 200 dollars with a promise to return to Germany.

Pans H Gens Brabants Meuse St Menehould Flawes Hiibant-le- Toi New York Helinken Bachmann Elise Schroeder Berlin Germany Roth

Indian Agent Killed in Arizona Canyon Ambush

Unconfirmed reports from Gallup and Holbrook state Indian agents at Keam Canyon Arizona were killed by Indians during a planned Fat and Fat activity. Names and exact details remain unclear.

Miagetaf Riz Crane Keam Canyon Ariz Gaibin N. Vi Holirgak Arane Ye Qatosis

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Markey Whitey Omhuhiye CIC Club National Society Baby Week Allen Company Loyal Temperance Legion Anna A. Gordon Margaret Vanfossen Helen Engle Joseph Holdcraft Roy Siegrist Sloan Egge GREENAWALT’S _DRUG STORE Franklin Savings Bank Ames Houck Geo. W. Heinlein James Houck Clayton Keedy Augustus J. Fromke Henry M. Gittinger John Hershberger Frank V. Staub S. Amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease Control B. Evers N. W Room Urner & Urner Psoptes Fire Insurance Co Corner Court Frederick, Md Benehold D.D A. Williamson Money Matters Dodge Brothers Mountain City Garage CO City Opera House Musical Comedy CO Elgin McCleery North Market ST METRO Emily Stevens House OF Emly Stevene House of Tears Rolfe Photo Plays Inc Miss Stevens Sander Metro Pictures Corporation Cora Destine Toman Moss Stevens MR. Ovey Chas. J. Ross Senator
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