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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1915

Page

3

Annual Meetings Elect Officers For United and Junior Fire Companies

The United and Junior Fire Companies held annual meetings last night electing officers. Robert A. Bennett was re elected president of the United Company. former Judge Jean C Motter was again honored by the Juniors. Treasurer F B Sappington noted the Junior account showed year end balance and expenditures including over 600 for a new building. The Uniteds elected Charles Biggs and others. the secretaries post drew a fierce contest with J Harry Kennedy winning over Albert Smith 3 to 19. Banquet followed with officers listed and a large turnout indicating lively participation.

United and Junior Fire Companies Robert A. Bennett United Company Jean C. Motter F. B. "Sappington Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Sappington Hare George Biggs Lewis Bayer John C. Motter N. Loy Daniel Crimmins F. B. Sappington, Sr John Francis Smith Thomas P. Rice Millard F.poréman George William Shipley L. R. Dertzburgh Harry Gilbert Charles F. Shipley Robert Thomas Marshall Fogle Raymond Loy Uniteds Wiliam Ramsburg Schaetster Jacob L. Englebrecht Park W. T. Loy William N. Garrett Guy F. Ruprecht John H. Martz Charles K. Keiser Eldridge F. Biggs William M. Storm Arthur DeLashmautt Albert 5. Smith J. Harry Kennedy Smith Leonard Storm Thomas Chew John H. Young Charles S. Keefer Thomas Freeman Dixon Stag Hotel William A. Buckey Diamond Cafe Roger E. Young George H. Weiner Katherine Young Alton Bennett Fahrney Young

Trolley project extension denied by Martinsburg council

The Martinsburg City Council refused to extend the start date for the Shenandoah Railroad Company trolley line. The time limit expired today, ending the promoters' franchise. Later, Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C plans Lee birthday events for Tuesday January 19.

Girls Will Be Girls at Opera House Tonight

The Billy Allen Musical Comedy Company opens a Frederick week with Girls Will Be Girls tonight after a successful Beauty Doctor run. Allen a witty performer supported by strong singers Miss Eileen Rosar praised. living pictures delight. Matinee Wednesday repeats The Beauty Doctor. other acts include Madame Sherry Wednesday and a tango contest Thursday. Gift Night Friday offers hundreds of presents.

Billy Allen Opera House Frederick Allen Eileen Rosar Ebenezer Dodge al Leach Madame Sherry Billy Allen Company

Yellow Springs Band organizes for season

The Yellow Springs Band held its annual meeting on January 2 electing officers led by President George L Twenty and directing secretary Charles C T Stu The group plans three to four free monthly concerts at Burkharts Hall January February March and April to fund uniforms and new outfits The treasurer Prof S Fenton Harris directed two seasons of successful festivals raising substantial funds for the cause The city tax report by City Registrar Bradley T Nicodemus notes about 58000 in city taxes paid of 76000 levy with tax collection ahead of last year and back taxes alleged from the McCaffrey era remain unresolved

Yellow Springs George L. Twenty Praat Dent Albert. L. Harley Charles C. T. Stu S. Fenton Harris Wnt. W. Wastier Burkhart’n Hall Mamie Feaga Minnie Stull Esta Cannon Ias Bradley T. Nicodemus Nicodemus Michael A. McCaffrey City Register

Mail Robber Given 12 Years in Baltimore Case

Jesse Lancaster a colored man about 50 pleaded guilty in the United States Court Baltimore yesterday to lifting six mail pouches from trains at Rockville Maryland He was sentenced by Judge Rose to 12 years in the Government prison at Atlanta Georgia on six counts with the terms to run consecutively Lancaster admitted rifling six pouches not seven and it is said he obtained checks bonds valued at about 125000 plus cash and valuables

Jesse Lancaster United States Court Baltimore Rockville Rose Government Atlanta Lancaster

Real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed

Property deeds show multiple county and city transfers with prices from 10 to 11 421 dollars while marriage licenses granted to Roy W. Sheckels and Hattie M. Wilson. The report notes Rev Dr Marion J Kine fell ill after delivering a school anniversary address in Altoona.

James 2. Barkan Strooklyn W. Pryor Julia Ann Brandenburg Roklyn W. Pryor John W. House Thomas McKifresh Howant L. Rotb Columbus A. Sunday Harry G. Phebus Roger L. Hoffman City Lavinia Worthington James Worthington Ernest W. Shry Bion H. Firestone Marshall L. Etchison J. Fred Main James G. Linthicum Burrell H. Linthicum William B. Catshall D. Jacob Hull Roy W. Sheckels Hattie M. Wilson Marion J. Kine First Lutheran Church Altoona Evangelical Lutheran School Darling

Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Poor Digestion

Get a 10 cent box now and turn out headaches, biliousness, indigestion, sour stomach, and colds. Cascarets cleanse the stomach, remove sour food, reduce bile, and expel waste overnight. They work while you sleep and promise a clear head, sweet stomach, and healthy liver and bowels for months. Children love Cascarets as they never gripe.

Cure Your Cold In A Few Hours And Feel Fine

Relief comes instantly. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe and severe cold. It opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and relieves sore throat. Do not stay stuffed up. Rose your throbbing head. "Pave's Cold Compound" costs 75 seats at any drug store and acts without assistance.

Fragmentary banking notice on deposits due December 1914

A fragment notes free from taxes on weekly deposits for six months ending the 71st day of December 1914 and payable on demand.

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