Maryland Building at Panama-Pacific Exposition Nears Opening
Maryland finishes its exhibit house for the Panama-Pacific Exposition with a target January 15 occupancy. Miss Elizabeth Tilghman Hemsley will host, Andrew Jackson Cummings handles greet duties, and loans of historic items are urged from residents.
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Maryland
New York
Elizabeth Tilghman Hemsley
Andrew Jackson Cummings
Montgomery County
Washington
Hester Dorsey Richardson
Baltimore
Richardson
Willie Ritchie
Frederick
D.A. I
Robert G. Hogan
State Society
Ttst
Arthur Lee Bosley
Maryland Commission
C. A. Morrow
Morrow Bros
Carroll
Homewood
Roberdeau A. McCormick
San Francisco
Morrow
State Building
Kelly Harris Open to Frederick Ball Team in 1915 Season
Y M C A director and former Canadian league batter Kelly Harris voiced interest in playing for Frederick next summer. He may reject Canadian climate for Frederick and has drawn attention from Hagerstown and local fans who see him as a potential manager. Jack Morrison reportedly signed elsewhere, Tri City players may return, and rumors link Rube Meadows to Connie Mack.
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C. Kelly Harris
Frederick
Kelly
Harris
Y. M.C. A. Hiss
Canada
Hagerstown
Jack Morrison
Tri-City
Jack Dunn
Richmond
Baltimore
Rube" Meadows
Brunswick
Connie Mack
Maryland Law Upheld By Supreme Court On License Tax
The Maryland license requirement for District of Columbia motorists to use Maryland roads was sustained by the Supreme Court. About $50,000 yearly comes to the state from Washington licenses, with potential growth. Opposition from Washington motorists seeks reciprocity between Maryland and the District. Hygeia Ice Company directors were elected at the annual meeting with George William Smith as president and a full slate of officers named. The School Board discussed extending the Domestic Science course countywide and plans to equip more schools next year.
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Maryland
Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Hygeia Ice Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Geo. Wil. Smith
C. H. Cline
P. L. Harr Gett
W. L. Smith
J. Motter
H. B. Showman
Edward B. Riggs
George William Smith
C. E. Cline
P. L. Harget
Thomas
Back Tax Figures Corrected in City Notice
The paper yesterday overstated back taxes and paying assessments due the city stating several hundred thousands. It is understood that considerably less than 1000 dollars is due for back taxes and the exact amount for paying assessments is not known.
Eagles Aerie to Host Banquet Tonight on East Church Street
Frederick Aerie No 1067 Will tender a banquet to aerie members and invited friends this evening in the meeting on East Church street An enjoyable evening is anticipated Also noted are bankruptcy proceedings against Charles C Crooka Company Jewelers Baltimore to restrain their operations and oversee creditors in U S District Court
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Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
the Aerie
East Church Street
Order
Baltimore Jewelers
Sesterday
United States District Court
Charles C. Crooka Company
Jewelers
Baltimore
Thomas Karn wed in Burkittsville parsonage ceremony
Raymond A. W. Thomas of Middletown and Maude L. Karn of Burkittsville were married at the M E church parsonage Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Dr. E H Lamar. The report also notes new American pianos suited for tropical climates in Ceylon due to humidity.
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Raymond AW. Thomas
Middletown
Maude L. Karn
Burkittsville
M. E. Church
E. H. Lamar
Ceylon
Lutheran S S Officers Election Held at Monthly Meeting
The Evangeli cal Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting with Rev Dr Rupp absent. George L Mobley presided. Mrs Mullinix resigned as Recreation superintendent and resolutions of regret were adopted. Officers elected include Horace C Zachary Tins as superintendent, Mrs Hendrix as primary superintendent, Miss Kline beginners, Zimmerman as secretary and treasurer, and a large slate of managers and librarians.
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Adrees
J J. Bhonk
Teachers’ Association
The
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Rupp
George L. Mobley
W. T. Mulliaix
William G. Zimmerian
Mullinix
George H. Zimmerman
Harry &. Carty
Henry A. Hahn
Lewis Bayer
John J. Shenk
Horace C. Zacha- Tins
J. O. Hendrix
Clara G. Kline
William G. Zimmerman
G. H. Zimmerman
Horatio Waters
Amanda Zimmerman
Fred. J. Schroeder
Edward M. Kader
John Baumgardner, Sr
William D. Ammerman
J. William Himbury
Philip Seeger
Charles Kehne
George L. Mobrey
Arnold Whitmore
Ingomar Albaugh
Lodges Install Officers At Meeting Of Two Fraternal Bodies
At King David Lodge No 50 I O O F last night District Deputy Grand Master Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon installed officers for the term including Past Grand Francis S Gaither noble grand Lourren L Welty vice grand Frank S Ridgley recording secretary Charles F Seeger financial secretary Robert A Bennett treasurer Philip Seeger chaplain Rev Dr Dixon warden Edgar Irving Staley conductor John T Lipps right support Philip Seeger left support Charles W Keiser inside guardian Stephen H Bennett outside guardian Charles N B Hagan right scene supporter G Gacar Rhoads left scene supporter Russell O Crist. At Camp 1170 Modern Woodmen of America last night officers for the year were installed including Consul Dr Thomas Bader adviser J H Anderson banker William G Zimmerman clerk Hemma H Haller escort D G Shaff watchman A L Michael sentry Charles E Routzahn manager Charles E Finneyfrock physicians Dr J O Hendrix and James M Goodman.
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King David Lodge No
Thos. Freeman Dixon
Francis S. Gaither
Noble
Lourren L. Welty
Frank S. Ridgley
Charles F. Seeger
Robert A. Bennett
Philip Seeger
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Woodmen of America
Thomas
St Jacobs Oil Advertises Rheumatism Relief
A vintage ad promotes St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment for rheumatism aches and pains. It claims rapid relief for joint stiffness, backache, neuralgia, lumbago, and sprains and urges readers to try a small bottle from drug stores.
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St. Jacob's Oil
St. Jacobs
Reilef
Jacobs Oil
Allen Co Presents Girls Will Be Girls Madame Sherry Tonight
Allen Company stages the oldtime favorite Girls Will Be Girls and Madame Sherry tonight for a large appreciative audience. Allen plays Professor Ebeneser Dade with broad comic lines, supported by Lanella Pullen Ruth Wheeler and Eileen Rozar. Sho w features tango contest after Thursday show and gifts, matinees and children’s prizes planned for Friday and Saturday events.
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Lanella Pullen
Ruth Wheeler
Eileen Rozar
Migel
Hat Riker
Sheriff
New York
Madame Sherry
Matines Ia
Rain Ends Skating Fun at Monocacy Amid Wet Cold
A long morning downpour froze partially at the freezing point hindering outdoor skating on the Monocacy. Skaters feared the sport that had been thriving in the past week would suffer until colder, clearer weather returns and temperatures drop.
Skating Near Freder ick Junction Faces Worsening Ice
A large crowd skated at the Monocacy Freder ick Junction as ice stood about a foot thick and conditions were good for a mile and a half in parts. Warmth rose to 41 degrees yesterday, then dropped to 25 degrees overnight, with morning conditions expected to end skating. A new single piece metal tool combines hatchet, hammer, nail puller and box chisel.
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Frederick Junction
Epon
Election notice for Franklin Savings annual meeting
Police announce the annual meeting of the Franklin Savings and Loan Association to be held at the Banking House in Frederick on Tuesday January 12 1915 between 9 am and 2 pm to elect a director for the ensuing year. President James F Houck and Secretary Gen W Heinlein oversee the notice.
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Franklin Savin
Rahking Housa
Frederick
Ia. Im
Make At Home Cough Remedy From Schiffmann Concentrate
Stop buying expensive ready made cough syrups and save money. Buy 2 ounces Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant, mix with sugar and boiling water to make 16 ounces of home remedy. It relieves coughs and is free of narcotics with a money back guarantee from Yearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Schiffmann
Yearre
Auveartizoment
Dividend Notice Declared by Franklin Savings Bank
The Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick Maryland declares a dividend of 212 percent free from taxes on the weekly deposit for the month ending December 31 1914 payable on demand James Houck president and Geo W Heinlein secretary announce the directive on December 31 1914.
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Frederick
Franklin Ravings Bank of
James Houck
Geo
W. Heinlein
Sec
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