Thieves Raid Two Brunswick Stores In Night Burglary
A Brunswick clothing and dry goods building housing Stream Brady and Company and I Compher was broken into last night. Iron bars pried from a basement window allowed entry amid scattered boxes and missing goods including shoes shirts and hosiery. A horse owned by drayman W N Lemen was stolen from a stable and later found near Petersville with its tack intact. Authorities reported minimal clues and a cash drawer left untouched as the town reels from a wholesale-style burglary with losses estimated at 75 to 100 dollars.
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Petersville
Stream, Brady and Company
I. €. Compher
Red Men’s
Brunswick
W. N. Lemen
Drayman
Mr. Lemen
Compher’s
Wille Tere
Drayman Lemen
Levi Lucas
Lemen
Compher
Brady and Company
Local suffrage workers to march in big parade
Fifteen or twenty members of the Just Government League are expected to participate in the Woman's Suffrage parade in Washington on Monday March 3 the day before the inauguration of President-elect Wilson. Mrs J H Enright was asked to arrange a banner on display in Rosenour's Market Street window. The banner uses the league colors purple green and white. It remains undecided who will carry it in the parade. Mrs W O Glaze said the News an error was made in Mr J H Frazier's cake contest number. his correct number is 49. The winning number has yet to be found as all numbers up to 49 have been traced. Also present at a Belvedere Hotel dinner honoring new Pennsylvania Railroad president Samuel Rea were D Baker and W G Baker Jr.
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Just Government League
Washington
Wilson
J. H. Enright
Rosenour
Market Street
W. O. Glaze
Tre -News
J H. Frazier
Fritchie Memorial Association
Frazier
Property Improvements at Buckey Residence on West South
Work is underway on the Buckey property at West South Street. Hahn and Betson contractors are handling the improvements.
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Thomas G. Buckey
West South Street
Hahn & Betson
A Hard Winter For People in Poor Health
An old fashioned health notice touts Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as best for the frail and chronically ill. It claims strength and blood enrichment, with testimonials from Mrs. H. Hartmann of Albany and J. A. Williamson of Frederick Md. The ad promises money back if not helpful.
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Vinci
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick Md
Repair of City Light Plant Engine in Frederick
A Frick Company representative from Waynesboro arrived in Frederick to service the 200 hp municipal plant engine. Repairs included removing a cylinder and adjusting for thumping. lights were briefly out during inspection. Work by John A. Mikesell expected to finish this evening with minimal cost.
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Frick Manufacture Co
Waynesboro
Frederick
Frick Company
John 4. Mikesell
Mikesell
Missionary Society Formed by Frederick District Methodists
Ministers and laymen in the Frederick District organize the Missionary and Club Mission Intusion Society of the Frederick District Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. John Woyoun is president. officers from Cumberland Martinsburg Frostburg and Keyser are named. Rev Dr George Bacon presided. Bishop Earl Cranston Rev Charles Dosnell and Rev Miward Hayes spoke. reception and supper followed at Centre Street church.
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Frederick
Cumberland
Vraderick
Missionary and Clute Intunsion Society
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Woyoun
Loony Bender
Martinsburg
Davison Arstrong
Frostburg
Lewis Orrick
Hlngerstown
Gvorse
Carskadon
Keysey
W. Va
Coa Gihon
Charles Watson
HH. Martin
R. G. Richardson
Mianki Havenner
Keyser
Samuel Bradley
Barton
Joseph Dawson
Ao Starle
AL Rockwell
Berkeley Springs
Hunterera
Winchester
Peter B. Dawson
Asncock
James Close
Midland
Harry Harmon
Tagerstown
Wiliam Barnes
Lonaconing
George Filler
Pay Paw
James Carskadon
Headsville
Charles AL Smouse
Union Grove
Stuper
Centre Street Church
Builders Bible Class Forms Committees at Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed church Builders Bible Class held its first meeting appointing social membership and devotional committees with several named officers. Charter Sunday in April will mark acceptance of the National Charter and inclusion of new members as charter members.
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Grace Reformed Church
R. Paul Smith
George Everhart
Frank Suman
Charles Hermann
William Staley
Harry Wilhide
Harry Ssomley
Harry J Kefauver
R D Simpson
Ira Staley
Frank Smith
Lee Meherts
H. GC Smith
H J Kefauver
C. R. L Smuth
George Eyerhart
Grace Church
Social World Entertained at "500" on North Market Street
Mrs. Wn Baumgardner hosted a social afternoon at "500" with first prize to Mrs. Claggett Ramsburg and a consolation to Mrs Geo T Baumgardner. Refreshments were served and guests included Joan Huntzberg Fred Schroeder Guy Droneburg and others. Hand painted tally cards were given as favors. A weekly 500 club forms with meetings rotating among members. next at Mrs Ramsburgs home. A birthday dinner for Mrs Fannie Dudrear featured a sirenudl_MENU? and included Violal Diven Edith Woodhead Victor Crown John Baumgardner Nannie Dudrear C T Starner and Warren Taylor followed by an auto trip to Thurmont.
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Wn. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Claggett Ramsburg
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Joan Huntzberg
Fred. J. Schroeder
Guy. Droneburg
Margaret
Fannie Dudrear
Violal Diven
Baltimore
Edith Woodhead
Sparrows Point
Victor Crown
York
John Baumgardner
Nannie Dudrear
C. T. Starner
Warren Taylor
Thurmont
Burgee Named Editor in Chief at Western Maryland College Monthly
Clyde E. Burgee, son of Prof Amon Burgee and Mrs Burgee, is chosen by unanimous vote of Western Maryland College literary societies as editor in chief of the student college monthly. The senior holds a signal distinction as a Tanior.
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Western Maryland
Clyde E. Burgee
Amon Burgee
Literary Societies of
Western Maryland College
Burgee
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Noted Physician
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces with a blend of tonics and blood purifiers. It states the remedy is not quack medicine, was prescribed by a leading physician, and offers free testimonials. Priced at 75 cents, sold by druggists.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Married in Rockville Charlies Esworthy and Alice Grove wed
Charles C. Esworthy aged 28 and Alice F. Grove aged 31, both of Frederick, were married in Rockville by Rev. Thomas A. Haughton-Burke at Christ Episcopal Church rectory. After the ceremony they left for Washington and New York on a wedding trip and will reside in Frederick. Their friends extend best wishes. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as effective for colds. For sale by all dealers.
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Charlies C. Esworthy
Alice F. Grove
Frederick
Rockville
Thomas A. Haughton-Burke
Christ Episcopal Church
Washington
New York
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Thieves RA
Brady & Co
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Belvedere Hotel
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. Baker
W. G. Baker. Jr
Thlepita Hflesiery
Markeys
Mullinix’s
Jamhive
City Light
Frick
M. E
E .P .Dixon
Ceel Maller
Lonacat
First Meeting of Builders of Grace Reformed
U. S
G. Esworthy
Alice Grove
Chamberlain
Bowels
Greenawalt’s
Weat Patrick Street
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
R.¥. Pierce
M. D
Medicine
Triad
Revelpt
Soc
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
the Marvel the People’s Theatre
IMP
Baggot
Gomapny
Seais
the Empire
Temple OF Music
George A. Everhart
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Meryl F. Moberly
West Patrick Street
Sourren L. Welty
East Church St
C. L. Kefauver
Maryland
Harner’s Drug Store
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