Telephone operation explained at Kiwanis meeting
Kiwanis members saw a miniature telephone switchboard demo by C P Telephone Company staff led by local manager Paul I Payne. Miss Georgie D Hays operated the board showing operator duties as about 12 000 daily calls are handled with only 2 percent incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & P. Telephone Company
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Paul I. Payne
Georgie D. Hays
Washington
Payne
St. John’s Literary Institute
Visitation Academy
Frederick High School
Lions Club
Miss Trays
S. Malone
L. LaVoye
B. W. Smith
Hagerstown
Kiwanian Zeigler
Charles K. Heck
Frederick
Efforts for Maryland District car reciprocity stall in deadlock
Washington February 27 negotiators failed to move a tangle over permanent auto reciprocity. The District of Columbia partners oppose the District's two tax and license plan, while Senator Ball and Representative Zihlman say the measure cannot pass. Congress faces choosing none or forcing a District opposition backed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
District of Columbia
Joint
Ball
Senate District Committee
Zibiman
Citizens’ Committee
Tait
Zihlman
House
Congress
University of Maryland seeks 2.14 million for hospital and college park improvements
Maryland officials report a Joint hearing before Senate Finance and Ways and Means on a bill to grant 2.14 million dollars for a Baltimore city hospital and College Park projects. Delegations from across the state testified as supporters and opponents discuss funding and construction timelines. A separate local real estate sale notes Charles Wiles of Brunswick selling a Third Street home to Circle O Young with occupancy planned April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Annapolis
Deisites
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
University of Maryland
Baltimore City
College Park
Maryland
Frank S. Given
Baltimore County
Ytouse Committee
Itouse
S .M. Shoemaker
Coart of Regents
University
George M. &!Yer
Trallimere
Robert Crain
A. & Goldsborough
Taltimore
Walter
East Third Street
Noah TE Cramer
Brunswick Man Is Acquitted By Jury On Assault Charge
George Smith aged about 30 was found not guilty of assault after a trial at Rose Hill Manor near the city. He had admitted taking a can of lard from Miss Jennie Reynolds but claimed drunkenness and lack of memory. He was paroled with warning to avoid further theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Jennie Reynolds
Rose Hill Manor
Glenn IL. Worthington
Smith
Rose Hill
Reverdy Cronenburg
Harvey Wilts
Wilts
Charles B. Shook
Shook
Worthington
D. W Willart
Frank
Warren Hailey
Mer Krebs
Holden & Felton
Tudge Glenn TT Worthington
Andrew Danner
Roy Shelton
Brumswick
Sodame
Emiltr. Shelton
Ehan
Avilliaem Carter
Anoevnte Wes Fannd
Suiliv
Jury capsizes theft case with reduced sentence
Carter, charged with stealing a motorcycle and sidecar from James Carey of Knoxville, was found guilty. Judge Worthington, moved by jurors mercy plea, cut the one year sentence in half. Ralph Stevenson testified he bought the machine from Carter at Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carey
Knoxville
House of Correction
Worthington
Pues
Carter
Ali
Ralph Stevenson
Harper's Ferry
Harper’s Berry
Will of Charles Arunah Rogers Filed for Probate
The will dated December 16, 1914 was filed in the Orphans Court. It names Dick M Falkrney and Mary G Myers as witnesses and leaves the estate to the widow Nora G Rogers with remainder to the children. Letters of administration issued to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arunah Rogers
Charles Arunah Rogers
Orphans’ Court
Dick M. Falkrney
Mary G. Myers
Hfe
Nora G. Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Kirschner
New Haven
Conn
Kirschner
Warren F. Voorhis
the American Water Works Company
L. F .7Tiegand
Potomac Foison Company
Kidd
Baltimore
Rev. W. St. Glen
Dea
U. OF M
Brunswick
THE
Frederick County
North Market
S. W. Straus & CO
Straus
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mich. Ave
Jackson Bird
Chicago
Straus First
J. Scott Atkinson
East Second St
Frederick Maryland
Undertaker
TNA
Potts & Griffin
General Jansurance
Greenawalt
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
O. R. McIntyre
St. Frederick
Ldl
Tney
P. A. Beatty
St. Phone
Kemp
MAS Kemp
Bricel, Frederick
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Bank OF Personal Service
Rogers
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market ST. P. O
Quaker City Cleaning & Dyeing
North Market Street
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