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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1916

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3

Local auto show to feature new exhibitors and models

Plans for the second annual automobile show run February 1 to 4 at the Company A armory. New displays include Chalmers, Kissel-Kar, Pierce-Arrow, and additional models from White Motor Car Company and Lambert Automobile Company. Frederick vendors Henry Solt and others secure spaces. evening hours and accessories exhibit planned. promotional decorations underway.

A Armory White Motor Car Company of Baltimore Lambert Automobile Company of Chalmers Frederick Fleigh Auto and Tire Company Obenderfer East Patrick Street William W. Fleigh Hagerstown Chalmers Automobile Foss-Hughes Company of Baltimore Pierce- Arrow Monumental Motor Car Company of Independent Motor Company of John D. Conard James E. Solt Hupmobile Oldsmobile Marmon Lexington D. F. Davis Willis Knight Overland Model Middletown Oakland Mountain City Paige Crawford Auto Company Hasgerstown Crawford Auto New York Robinson Oil Company Armory

December 1915 City and County Death Totals Published

For December 1915, 153 deaths were recorded in the city and county with 46 county deaths. Interments occurred at Mt. Olivet and several local graveyards. For 1915, 467 deaths were published with interments listed at Mt. Olivet and nearby churches. mortality peaked in March and was lowest in August.

Mt. Olivet Walkersville Pt. of Rocks Graceham Utica Emmitsburg Petersville Libertytown Burkittsville Kemptown Pleasant Hill Wamsville Manor Thurmont Knoxville Woodsboro Charlesville Middletown Daysville Hope Hill City County Fort. Washington Sykesville Cumberland St. John's Washington Baltimore Pennsylvania Virginia Montgomery County New York New Jersey Nevada California Florida Tennessee Deal Island Kansas Ohio Fort Washington

Novel souvenir from Korea recalled by long lost friend

A Frederick area man John J. Snyder received a mining keepsake from William A. Lajey of Unson Chosen Asia via Chicago customs duties of 55 cents. Lajey, Canadian by residence, sent the token from his distant job as a mine foreman. Snyder and Lajey had long kept in touch since a Vermont boyhood meeting. The item is on display at Malone's Jewelry.

Kora John J. Snyder Chicago William A. Lajey Unson Chosen Asia Mr. Snyder Vermont Mr. Lajoy Canada East Malone

Ministers and Widows Receive Aid in Reformed Church

The annual report of the Society for the Belief of Ministers and their Widows shows 24 ministers and 52 widows aided. Total grants reached 6385 dollars, 2000 short of the treasury, with payments allocated across Synods including Wastern Potomac Pittsburgh Central Northwest Ohio German ist Interior. An appeal is urged for a New Year offering to cover unpaid needs.

Simon S. Miller The Society For Reformed Church Greencastle Wastern Potomac Pittsburgh Central Northwest Ohio Synod of the Interior

Surprise Party At Livergreen Farm Home

Miss Leal M Michael and Miss Violet M Smith hosted a surprise party at Livergreen farm near Frederick in honor of Pauline Michael and Helen Bowers. Guests enjoyed games, a cake table, refreshments, and dancing into the night with a Christmas theme. Also a turkey dinner and pianola entertainment followed at Buckeystown hosted by Mr and Mrs Calvin H Stull and friends. Attendees included numerous Michaels, Smiths, and Stulls, with guests from Frederick Buckeystown and Baltimore.

Bruce G. White Braddock Pike Frederick Mrs. White Jean and Harriet White Margaret Eichelberger Bruce White W. O. Michael Livergreen Farm Leal M. Michael Violet M. Smith Pauline Michael Helen Bowers Violet Marguerite Smith Leah Michael Helen Ruth Harriet Smith Beatrice Michael George and Arthur Myers Edward Smith Howard Smith Walter Duvall Bernard Brosius Barnesville Calvin H. Stull Buckeystown Emory Co. Ramsburg John Stull Chas. Black Butteystown Chas. Pickings Beulah Amos Sykesville Marion R. Fizler Masters Garland Nowel Kenneth and Wilson Stull Robert Black

O-WEEK DONATION PLAN ADOPTED IN FREDERICK

Federated Charities restarts a 10 week donation drive with $1 weekly provisions from volunteers. A grocer and two others have pledged ten weeks of $1 provisions each, aiding winter relief. Last year the program raised about $75 in provisions, with ongoing costs for tuberculosis work and free kindergarten services amid steady wheat and corn prices in Frederick.

Federated Charities Fist Thomas Freeman Dixon Frederick Federated Charites Dixon Tuberculosis Society

Sloan's Liniment Advertised Remedy for Rheumatism

A testimonial from H. F. Smith of San Francisco praises Sloan's Liniment for rapid relief from rheumatic pain after three to four applications. The ad claims the remedy cured a three year illness and notes use across workers in a major department store. It directs readers to obtain the product at all druggists.

Sloan H. FP. Smith San Francisco War

F F S Alumnae Club Discusses Historical Novel Topic

The F F S Alumnae Club met on Monday in the Seminary parlor at 3 PM. Members studied the historical novel with extracts read by Mrs Etchison from Stoddard. Miss Hertha Trail described a Washington visit and the 700 thoughtful women at a convention. Next meeting set for 3 30 PM.

F. F. S. Alimnae

Birth of a Nation photoplay to show in Frederick three nights

The Birth of a Nation, a sensational photoplay, visits the City Gate orper house for three consecutive nights February 4 10 and 11. It features a sixteen piece orchestra portable booth two Simplex machines and a sixteenth piece orchestra with a musical director. Prices range from 25 cents to 2. Special next week an old Kentucky drama with a race on a tread-will and a twelve piece band. Monthly Fitzhugh Lee Chapter UDC meets tonight to plan Lee birthday celebration.

Maryland Gqperk Frederick Epach Anagement Company New York Philadelphia Old Kentucky

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Remedy Ad for Colds

Cure children's colds with Dr Bell's Pine Tar. Keeps child warm, reduces exposure, and relieves inflammation. Use proper care and continue treatment to avoid serious illness. Get a bottle today from your druggist. 2 a advertisement.

Ory Bell

Missionary Emma May Hine Heads to China

Miss Emma May Hine of Lander leaves Frederick for Vancouver to sail to China for missionary service. Sent by the Foreign Missionary Society of the Southern Baptist Convention she will perform general work in Canton. She is a Hood College graduate.

China Emma May Hine Lander Frederick Vancouver British Columbia Foreign Missionary Society of the Southern Baptist Convention Canton Hood College

Unclear Recipe Note on Citrus and Whiskey Remedy

A fragment describes mixing orange juice lemon juice and Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with butter sugar allspice and whiskey, adding boiling water, stirred before serving. It notes the drink is wholesome and appetizing for cold remedies, warning against combining stimulants with whiskey to ward off or treat illness.

Duffy Adenmnis

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