Uniters Flect and Later Hold Feast At Annual Fire Company Meeting
The United Steam Fire Engine Company held its annual meeting with strong turnout. Treasurer Schaeffer L. Rhoads reported receipts 2506.17 and expenditures 2379.06, leaving 127.11. the report was referred to auditing. Election results favored W Bartgis Storm as financial secretary and William L Ramsburg as foreman. A plan to buy a Victrola for the engine house was discussed with a committee to report up to 100 dollars. A banquet followed with a large attendance and a crayon portrait gift to President Robert A Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Robert A. Bennett
Schaeffer L. Rhoads
William L. Ramsburg
Harling E. Sponseller
W. Bartgis Storm
G. Edward Schell
Storm
Schell
Foreman
Charless. Keefer
Thomas Chew
John H. Young
Guy Mateny
Wilbur F Brown
Guy Stoner
Ira J. McCurdy
Robert S. Tyson
Thomas Freeman Diton
Albert §. Brown
Wiliam FE
Harry J. Lippe
J. Harry Kennedy
William E. Darner
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Charles 5. Rossman
Rescor B. Rhoads
C. Haller Rhoads
William B James
John T. Best
Guy F. Ruprecht
Walter L. Flautt
Randolph N. Martz
Maryland
Aaron R. Anders HH Rorsey
Fsom
Reno S. Harp
Mr. Etearson
John F. Kreh
Bennett
Pree
Dent Bennett
William HH. Gilbert
Gravenn B. Haber
Randolph N Marte
J Harry Kenordy
Robert A. Beanett
Roger F. Young
George
Frightful Farm Fire Kills Livestock in Myersville
Destructive blaze on Wheeler A. Smith's farm in Myersville is believed incendiary and left a burned barn, seven horses, eleven cattle, six hogs, a stallion, machinery, and 300 bushels of wheat totaling near eight thousand dollars in losses. Fire marshal to investigate. Two children fatally burned at East Seventh street home in separate accident. rescue efforts by neighbors saved another, with funeral plans set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler A. Smith
Myeraville
Marshal Myers
Myersville
Myersville and Ellerton Company
Hordeaux
Smith
George W. Bittle
Wilbur Shen
Penl Wachtel
Cincinnati
Myers
Mr Smith
Death notices: Martha Koontz in Cumberland township
Martha Koontz died last Wednesday at the home of her son in law Charles Plank Cumberland township aged 68 years four months and twenty six days She had been ill for some time Survived by ten children including William E Thomas Russell H Koontz and Mrs Geo Harner Emmitsburg Mrs Ida Byard Middletown Mrs 4 S Lentz Littlestown John T and James A Koontz Mrs Charles M Plank and Miss Helen Koontz all of Cumberland township Funeral services were at the Lutheran church Emmitsburg Interment in the Lutheran cemetery at that place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seventh Street
Josephine Frank
William Frank
Annabelle Lear
William Lear
Frederick City Hospital
Frank
Lear
Frank Home
C. M. Albaugh
M. F. Catsail
Alhauch
Albaugh
Martha Koontz
Martha R. Koontz
Charles Plank
Cumberland Township
Koontz
Adams County
William E. Thomas
Russell H. Koontz
Geo. Harner
Emmitsburg
Ida Byard
Middletown
4. S. Lentz
Littlestown
John T
James A. Koontz
Charles M. Plank
Helen Koontz
Lutheran Church
Latheran Cemetery
That Place
Funeral for Mrs Jacob S Gira hil set in Frederick
The funeral of Mrs. Jacob S. Gira hil, wife of the amator of Union Bridge, who died in Vaien Bridge, will be held tomorrow. The body will be brought to Frederick by the Northern Central Railroad arriving at 12 10. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. The funeral director is G Carter. Also noted is the burial of Irving Miller, former Frederick resident, in Mt. Olivet yesterday afternoon and a suicide death of John Longman aged 77, formerly of Leedysville, in Washington court.
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Jacob S. Girahil
Union Bridge
Vaien Bridge
Tomercow
Frederick
Northern Central Railroad
Mt. Olivet
G. ¢ “Arty
Mre
Irving Miller
Baltimore
Vet
Marylender
Washinton Court
John Longman
Leedysville
Mount Morke
Nt Hs
Election of Officers in Junior Fire Company Adopts New Officers
At the annual meeting of the Junior Fire Company the election of officers followed a detailed treasurer’s report showing receipts of 2025 from Frederick City and 84 from rail, with numerous expenditures including salaries 1505.76 and repairs 87.42. The new officers named include President A Kemp Keefer and Vice President Henry Hansot Maulsby, with a slate for secretary treasurer and various chiefs and assistants across engineering, hose, pipemen, truckmen, and a chaplain Rev Henri LG. Kiefter.
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Poe Sayp Nit
Merudverd
Frederick City
T. Sar
Hunter
Mies
Matisty
Ad Mechanica Bank
A. Kemp Keefer
Henry Hansot Maulsby
J. Frank Misenhauer
John Vrane's Smith
F. B. Sappington, Sr
Millard F. Lease
Thomas P. Rice
Fra Biser
George William Shipley
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Harry Gilbert
Lewis Bayer
Robert Thomas
Raymond Loy
Marshall Fogle
Charles F. Shipley
Firewen
Richard Baer
John Blumenauer
Fred. Meisling
Harry Thompson
John Gittineer
James Glessner
H. Brucher
David Weinberg
Harry Kline
Jacob Esterly
Wm Meredith Smith
Henri LG. Kiefter
Confesses To Brunswick Thefts In Washington Arrest
William A. Hackley aged 46 confessed to robberies at the DC Winebrone and son wholesale warehouse and the East B and O station in Brunswick after being confronted by Detective Webber. He was held on Washington charges and will be sent to Frederick. Cigarettes and tobacco were taken and led to the undoing. He is believed tied to other Brunswick robberies in the past year.
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Brunswick
Washington
William A. Hackley
Webber
Winebrone and Son
East B. and
Frederick
Hackley
Former Senator Rohrback Buys Four College Park Lots
Former Senator Jacob Rohrback purchased four lots in College Park. The parcels lie between the homes of John S. Kewmai ord Dr. W. Meredith Smith, signaling a notable local property move in the City.
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Boys College
Can Eat Once Again Says Mrs Feddling
Mrs Florence Faldins of Arch street South Cumberland Maryland describes five years of stomach growth and indigestion pain, inability to keep food, and extreme fatigue. After taking Tanlac she reports relief from pain and renewed energy, and plans to continue treatment until fully well. Frederick druggist Wr Quarles markets the remedy with testimonials.
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Florence Faldins
Arch Street
South
Cumberland
Tanlac
Mer
Dar Titan
Taniac
Batart
Tonja
Frederick
Wr Quarles
Williamson’s
190 Trees Trimmed by State Forest Wardens and Company
State Forest Warden Charles E Klein of Braddock and C P Telephone Company workers finished clearing 35 miles of lines from Myattstown to Myersville and Middletown to South Mountain. About 190 trees were trimmed with stumps painted where needed, 2000 posts cut from property, and twenty five cords of wood hauled. A second county section will be mapped by the telephone crew with state warden aid. Ex Postmaster Jailed. Winfred E Berry jailed 60 days in Baltimore for converting 251 in money order funds while Rockville postmaster. He pled guilty December 17. Another Charge For Rev May. Rev David May of New Market, formerly with the Church of the Holy Evangelists, resigned and took charge of St John’s Episcopal, Glynton. Circulating Petitions. Petitions circulate in Frederick to be presented to the General Assembly to decide if the state should vote wet or dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Klein
Braddock
C. and P. Telephone Company
Ines
Myattstown
Myersville
Middletown
South Mountain
Winfred E. Berry
Baltimore City
Rockville
Montgomery County
May
David May
New Market
This County
Rom
Church of the Holy Evangelists
Canton
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Glynton
Frederick
General Assembly
California Syrup of Figs Ad Condensed Warning
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims the syrup relieves constipation, clears bowels, and improves mood, urging parents to seek the genuine 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company and beware of counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
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Rhoads
Frederick Firemen
Uniteds
Arrabelle Lear
Macy Hee
Best
Aj Tt
Sappington
A. K. Keefer
Mrs. Fedding
Forest Warden
C.& P. Men Clear Company
Woteak
Banking Department of the State
Central Trust Company
Mary
the Central Trust Company
the Home Building and Loan Association
Association
Charles F. Knock
William E. Filler
Edgar H. McBride
Gillette Enders
Keen-Kutter
Gem and
Strops
Woo
Hygeia Ice & Coal CO
W. Patrick St
FR. Columets Knott
iSuccessor
Hesant & Mkaett
W. H. Knock
Frederick, MD
H. D. Baumgardner
N. Market Street
Market Street
RA Dhiyes
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