School buildings as polling places debated in Frederick
The Frederick newspaper reports Senator Frick has introduced bills to authorize using public schools in Baltimore and counties as registration and polling sites. The piece argues schools are investments benefiting communities and should serve civic needs without hindering education, noting idle Saturdays and summer months as potential utilization periods.
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Frick
Baltimore City
State
Senate
Baltimore
Frederick County
Governor Harrington Announces State Appointments
The governor releases a completed list of appointees after months of rumors. He faced pressure from various sides as he named hundreds to state offices, balancing praise and condemnation. The burden of appointing officials is heavy, needing to please some while offending others.
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Harrington
Governor names Col. Baughman Motor Vehicles Commissioner
In a balancing act between political ties and public welfare the Governor appoints Col. FE Austin Baughman of Frederick County as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. The selection rewards a younger political element and leverages his knowledge of motor travel and roads for a crucial, responsible post. Frederick County earns recognition with a local man in a high office.
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Commonwealth
Col. FE
Austin Baughman
Frederick County
Harrington
Col. Baughman
The Robe Along The Car In Detroit Free Press
A reflective verse on trust in humanity and caution when leaving a car unattended. The speaker declares faith in people while admitting the need to take precautions, ending with the line that one should take the robe along. Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Purely Personal Notices From Local Society
Mrs Rene Warner of Hagerstown spent the night with Mrs Kate Perry on Center street. Miss Nellie and Miss Bessie Castle of near Feagaville are visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Fannie B Evans of East Patrick Street visits her sister Mrs Edwin B Hay in New York. Miss Cele Rosenour of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs Sol Stern of Braddock Heights. Mr and Mrs Harvey Zimmerman and son of the Manor spent yesterday with Mrs Harvey Stockman on Center street. Misses Miriam Kintz and Annie Fulmer of Loysville Pa, visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Strine West South Street, have returned.
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Rene Warner
Hagerstown
Kate Perry
Center Street
Nellie
Bessie Castle
Feagaville
Fannie B. Evans
East Patrick Street
Edwin B. Hay
New York
Cele Rosenour
Baltimore
Sol. Stern
Braddock Heights
Harvey Zimmerman
Among the sick in city notes and jokes
Mr Henry Williams of the City Hotel has improved though still ill Miss Nannie Groff of North Market Street is bedridden Her brother Mr David Groff is also sick The piece ends with a humorous stray line about a mutual friend and a jab at wages in eastern industries with nine of a thousand earning under one thousand dollars annually
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Henry Williams
City Hotel
Nannie Groff
North Market Street
David Groff
Bobby
Dad
Mr.Fogg
Washington's Birthday card party at Mrs Lewis Alice's home
Mrs. Lewis Alice hosted a Washington's Birthday card party on West Third Street with Miss Mulle Bartgis assisting. Guests enjoyed decorated rooms, national airs, a luncheon of chicken patties and oysters, and prizes won by Mrs. George McCleery, Mrs. Ira Miller, and Mrs. Hauer Quynn.
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Washington
Lewis Alice
West Third Street
Mulle Bartgis
Viettola
Maryland
George McCleery
Ira Miller
Hauer Quynn
Travers Thomas
I. B. Delaplaine
J. C Dlendrix
Informal dance and card party honors Miss Bond
A Brunswick home hosted a Tuesday evening event in honor of Miss Winifred Bond. About fifty guests attended as dancing and 500 were enjoyed, with red orange decor and late refreshments. Out of town attendees included Mrs Eva Filler and daughter Clara, Mr and Mrs George Leach, Mr Paxson of Lovettsville VA, Mr McGowan of Hagerstown, and Misses Jane Garrett Ruth Grimes of Frederick. A second item notes a brotherhood planned for Knoxville Lutheran church with Jesse Michael of Frederick addressing the gathering.
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J. H. Fleetwood
L. P. Lucas Brunswick
Winifred Bond
Eva Filler
Clara
George Leach
Paxson
Lovetts Vile
McGowan
Hagerstown
Jane Garrett
Ruth Grimes
Frederick
New Record on Peach Shipment for Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland and West Virginia peach crop shipments set a new record with 1,590 car loads handled by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad last year, totaling 139371.25 dollars in revenue. The gain from 1,168 car loads the prior year signals growing fruit production near major markets.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Trafic Department
George H. Trundle Elected to Pen and Sword Honor Society
George H. Trundle 16 was elected a member of Pen and Sword the honorary society at Gettysburg College.
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George H. Trundle
Pen and Sword
Gettysburg College
Birthday greetings mark Rosenour fiftieth year
Gerson Rosenour of the firm Rosenour and Lang is quietly celebrating his fiftieth birthday anniversary and receiving congratulations from friends. He belongs to the Elks and Masons and hosts a postal shower at his Braddock Heights home.
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Gerson Rosenour
of &. Rosenour and Lang
Mr. Rosenour
The
Elks and Masons
Hils
Braddock Heights
Frederick Columns 1896 February Local Items
Frederick columns note dated February 24 1896 items from The News include Magistrate Eckstein planning a cigar factory in Charlotte references to Dc Mattie V Anes and Prany Arover jailed in Baltimore for killing Charities F Taker in North Charles street a house owned by the Kunkel estate burned at Catoctin Furnace Prof A T Ormond of Princeton College to address Frederick College Alumni Miss Fila R Hogan of Brane wick appointed bookkeeper in the Sasinga Rany area
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Mattie V. Anes
Prany Arover
New Market
Carraisned
Criminal Court
Baltimore
Charities
F. Tatker
North Charies Street
Fila R. Hogan
Branewick
Sasinga
Help Wanted Ad Fragment in Odd Text
Fragmentary help wanted ad offers clerical work with unclear details. It mentions address lines and a contact prompt, plus stray words like clerk and business terms, in garbled OCR style. The readable content is minimal and lacks clear names or locations.
W C T U Birthday Party Successfully Held
The local W C T U celebrated a birthday with an elaborately decorated room and a large audience. The program featured Ruth Rothenhoefer, Louise DeLashmutt, and Frances Willard tributes, a speech by Rev E B Lamar, and a Hood College student recital. Dr E B Webler of Hood College gave a persuasive address tying Willard, patriotism, and prohibition to home safety and national duty in Maryland and Frederick.
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Ruth Rothenhoefer
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Louise Doering
Janie DeLashmutt
Frances E. Willard
EB. . Lamar
Miss Willard
K. Falk
Fruth Leignist
Mary Hitzelberger
Flora Bidle
Sylvia Wolfe
Charlotte Haller
Mary Bengon
Hummelbaugh
Hum Mlbaugh
Elizabeth Seigrist
Hood College
EB. Webler
Frederick
Maryland
Dundar
Africa
Debaneh
Vater
Hquer
Hbs
Dr Wehter
Frederick County National Bank Ad Encourages Savings
The Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland promotes savings with remarks about integrity and debt avoidance. It notes resources of 1 170 000 00 and capital 160 000 00 while praising the Washington Monument dedication in Washington DC and urging men of standing to open an account with favorable interest on special deposits.
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Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
Washington
Public Sale of 219 East Second Street Frederick Md
On Friday March 10 1916 at 11 oclock at public ease I offer for sale the ground known as 219 East Second street Frederick City Maryland fronting on the north side about 30 feet and running northward about 190 feet to an eleven foot alley with right of passage This property was conveyed to me by deed from J Roger McSherry Trustee dated November 26 1900 and recorded in Liber D H H No 7 Folio 472 Improvements include a three story brick house and a two story brick back building
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East Second Street
Frederick City
Maryland
J. Roger McSherry
Frederick County
West Fourth Street
East Third Street
BATRO
T. B. Hayward
Harmony Grove
Ceeer
Joshua AG. Warfield, Jr
Woodbine
South St
Eleant
Heart of City
Hubert Danner
W—Xnew London Company
Volcan
N. EL Albaugh
New Market
Hood College
Ernest L. Miyers
Oil Avenue
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Peopl National Bank
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Jesse Michael
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Charlotte. x. Dc
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Catoctin Furnate
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A. T. Ormond
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Florence An Vanner
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Hougen
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George E. Wilcoxon
D. C
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Caroline G. Johnson
Church St
Woodsboro
Bruce Fogle
Ell
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City Reservoir
Seventh Street Pike
Charles H. Klipp
William Darner
John L. Dutrow
Harry B. Witter
Eugene A. Grove
Limein
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Ann RE. Lambright
Edward E. Adams
GEO
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Frank L, Stoner
W. Prest
C. Albert Gilson
Chas. B. T. Hendrickson
James H. Harris, Joseph G. Miller
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Charles J. Doll, William C. Birely
David C. Kemp
William ©. Kolb
Granville M. Smith
C. Mantz Besant
William H. McKinney
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A. Rosetta Burger
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N. Market
Bath
R. A. Bennett
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Dill Ave
Comer
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Marino
Derr Street
N. Bentz Street
N. Market St
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C. Carlin
Pers. S. Market St
C. E. Burger
S. Market
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Pythian Castiea
Reno
Harp
Dronenburg
Claggett E.maburg
Pythian Castle
T&ret
STAR
Charles Wertheimer
Possesal
E. S. Mobley & Bro
Orphans’ Court
Joan H. Wright
Raymond W. Wright
AF Enti Mars Ieee
Reval Secierr
Manta
Baltimore-Frederick
New City Hotel
Lestes Howard and
Franklin Sts
Laltimeore
Ialalom
Baitimore
Tse
SEO
Sarre
Thestate Keprer
Raabe
Poasesaion
Fisher's Stove House
West Church Street
Charles H. Baughman
Janzidimon
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
F. and M. Bank
Janine
Market
Third Streets
Frederick Trust Company
Cramer
Igor
Fenzshank
Guy F. Woile
East lFourth St. Frederick
Zimmerman Bros, Braddock
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