G reek? Or Daily News Advertisement Rates and Office Details
The issue lists Frederick MD publishing house Great Southern and Manufacturing Company and Beirly as officials. It details subscription rates of 25 cents per month, 1.00 for four months, 1.00 monthly, or 5.00 per year with payments at the Bruns wick office and The News office. It notes printing capabilities, contact numbers 192 and 1, and that the paper is entered as second class at the Freder- ick post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunday Et Me
North Merket Street
Frederck, MD
Tme Great Southern and Manufacturing Company
Birely
EK Delaplaine
Sec'y and
Treas
Middletown Tax Cut Shows Prudent Public Spending
The Middletown commissioners reduced the tax rate from forty to thirty five cents on the hundred dollars citing the town finances. They saved money by not paying a regular salary to the waterworks superintendent, a move praised as sound business practice. The piece argues other governments should adopt similar economy to ease burdens on taxpayers. It notes comparisons to Frederick and questions duplicative municipal staff roles in city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Public Manners and Respect for Elders in Society
An elderly man using a cane reports rude behavior by public school children who push him into the gutter and knock his cane away without apology. The writer urges teachers to instill reverence for older people, warning youths that lacking respect harms social harmony and friendships across generations.
The True Gentleman Shuns Curbing Rights
A reflection on social courtesy and respect for the elderly and disabled, arguing that true civility lies in yielding positions rather than forcing one’s own claim. It condemns griping about rights and praises unselfish behavior in everyday encounters.
Zimmermann Winebrener Wedding Near Walkersville
Miss Media Lucretia Winebrener and Ephraim Bicn Zimmer Mann wed at the bride’s home in Walkersville with forty guests. Rev. Ernest B. Weaver officiated in a Reform church ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast and gifts including cash, silver, and a Our Marriage Service book. The couple planned an extended West honeymoon and spring residence on the groom’s farm near his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
Walkersville
Media Lucretia Winebrener
Samuel C. Winebrener
Ephraim Bicn Zimmerman
Andl Mes. Gayton Mo Zimmerman
Boll
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Ernest B. Weaver
Anna McKinney
George Winebrewer
Zimmerman
Frederick
West
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Zim- Merman
Social World Entertains Telephony Operators
Miss Minnie Shoemaker hosted the C and P Telephone Company operators at her 340 North Market Street home last evening. The event featured music, dancing, and cards with a late dining room reception. Attendees included Mrs. Kate Perry and a long list of Misses and Mrs. Shoemaker, with Eldridge Biggs as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Shoemaker
C. and P. Telephone Company
Nort Market Street
Kate Perry
Katie Mehrling
Media Anderson
Lizzie Haller
Clara
Ida Fisher
Edith Simonds
Catherine Marsh
Mollie Scott
Nora Welty
Mary Sulcer
Margaret
Nan Hartman
Louise Ebert
Florence Poole
Alie Ebert
Nan Payne
Hazel Dutrow
Helen Shoemaker
Ruth Hull
Charles Layman
Harry Brandt
Eldridge Biggs
Named Police Marshal for Baltimore County
Capt John C Cockey commander of Troop A Cavalry Maryland National Guard and a Worthington Valley farmer well known in Frederick yesterday was appointed marshal of police of Baltimore county by the County Commissioners The appointment followed a revolution by the Commissioners to reorganize the Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Cockey
Cavalry
Maryland National Guard
Worthington Valley
Frederick
Baltimore County
Frederick Columns 1896 Officers and appointments
Twenty years ago today in Frederick column notes announce Edgar L. Miller of Frederick named expert to value the Inter-State Telephone and Telegraph plant at Petersburg. The United Telephone Co. elected officers with Boyd T. MacGill Jr as President and Henry G Dull among listed executives. Junior Fire Co officers include Edward Koontz as President and J Edward Rice as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Miller
Frederick
Inter-State Telephone and Telegraph Co
t+ Mutual Telephone Co
Petersburg
United F . Co
Boyd T. MacGill, Jr
Junior Fire Co
Edward Koontz
LN. Lor
Geo. Rodaric
Rice
J. Edward Rice
H Shipley
F Thomas
Local social notes list visits and arrivals in Martinsburg area
Rev Douglas Hooff visits Baltimore with Miss A Kate Qittinger and Miss Grace Baumgardner spends time there. Miss Mary Tyson breaks ankle at Blairway. Miss Margrete Pill weekends in Martinsburg with Jno Washington and Miss Isabel Zimmerman returns from Washington. Mr Karl Jacobson returns from New York Scranton and Carbondale. Archibald Russell Dennis hosts dinner for Mrs Franklin B Smith at Latrobe. Mrs Gideon Timberlake hosts cards for Mrs Smith at Baltimore Country Club. Various locals return from trips to Baltimore Norfolk and Washington and resume studies at Western Maryland College Maryland Agricultural College and Princeton University. Major Markey shuttles between city and Baltimore on business. W Scholl Hershberger and William Hogarth Jr spend day in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kate Qittinger
East Patricy Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Tyson
East Church Street
Blairway
Margrete Pill
West Third Street
Jno Washington
Isabel Zimmerman
West Third Sirec
Louise Hoover
Washington
Karl Jacobson
South Market Street
New York
Scranton
Carbondale
Archibald Russell Dennis
Baltimore
Latrobe
Franklin B. Smith
Frederick
Gideon Timberlake
Baltimore Country Club
Smith
Grace Baumgardner
Marjorie Harrisson
Rosa Duvall
Hood College
Winter Haven
Fla
Virginia Frazier
John Frazier
East Second Street
Norfolk
Harry M. Shipley
Western Maryland College
Harry Sanders
William Wren
Princeton
Leslie Boost
Ralph McHenry
Maryland Agricultural College
Margaret Donaldson
D. John Markey
W. Scholl Hershberger
William Hogarth, Jr
Hymeneal Engagement Announced in Sewickley and Frederick
Mrs Ralph O Rogers of New Lisbon Ohio announces engagement of cousin Miss Clara M Patterson to Stanley M McPherson both of Sewickley. Miss Patterson known in Frederick as Hood College graduate Tyeryar Shelton. Frederick Gilmore Tyeryar and Elsie Shelton of Pearl married at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. Both couples reside Pearl and Harrisburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Rogers
New Lisbon, O
Sewickley
Misa Clara M. Patterson
Stanley M. McPherson
Rogers
Miss Patterson
Frederick
Hood College
Tyeryar—Shelton
Frederick Gilmore Tyeryar
Elsie Shelton
Pearl
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Elizabeth M. Smith
Howard M. Tyergar
Revival Services At Trinity Methodist Church
Revival services at Trinity Methodist Church South continue nightly at 7 20 led by Rev Watson E Wolley and Rev R A Bowers with sermons on essential duties and worker requirements Also Friday marks the Fourth Quarterly Conference and election of officers with Canter presiding The ad includes a long block of garbled text and an unrelated product promo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Watson E. Wollev
R.A. Bowers
Christian Worker
HW. M Canter
Washington
Canter
Laird Wins Maryland House Speaker After Deadlock
The Smith Harrington faction backed Marlip D Laird of Montgomery county won the Speakers race on the first ballot with 56 votes against 46 for Oliver Metzerott of Prince George's and the Lee faction. Laird's victory ends a days long stalemate that threatened the inauguration, with Harrington and Senate leaders coordinating in Baltimore. Frederick county delegates Wachter and Keller attended the State House events as the body reconvened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House
Smith-Harrington
Marlip D. Laird
Montgomery County
Lee
Senator Lee
Preston
Sonny” Mahon
Baltimore
Laird
Maryland
Oliver Metzerott
Prince George's County
Millard E. Tydings
Harford County
RE. Lee
Tydings
Harrington
Howard Bryant
James A .Hayden
Cambridge
Campbell
Senate
John J Mahon
Rennert
Hartmore
Frederick National Bank Directors Election Notice 1916
Notice is hereby given that an election for Directors of this bank will be held at the Banking House No 1 North Market Street Frederick Maryland on January 11 1916 from 10 a.m. to 12 m J W L Carty Cashier. On special deposits we pay a liberal rate of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Maryland
Scout Meet Date Later In Frederick Armory Postponed
The boy scouts of the county postpone the entertainment and athlete meet from January 13 to the following Thursday at Company A Armory. Scout Commissioner Page aims for a large demonstration as boys prep longer. A new troop at Presbyterian church will swear in tenderfeet during the armory event, with Samuel Brown as scoutmaster and Carl Lease as assistant. An additional treat may be organized at United Brethren church. Liberty Supervisors Named. County Commissioners appoint road supervisors for Liberty district with listed miles and pay. Buckertown district supervisors to be named tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Sout
Page
Frederick
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Brown
Carl Lease
United Brethren Church
Fish and Game Association Meeting Slated
The Fish and Game Association will meet next Wednesday night at Te Vo MC AN to discuss proposed legislation to be enacted by the present Legislature.
VANTEAL Trip COMPANY 44 MANA LAND ELECTION NOWCH
The readable lines show an unclear fragment referencing a 1928 period and a plan to create dictatorial control. No clear names, places, dates, organizations, or outcomes are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanteal Trip Company
Mana Land
Stoox
Valore
Caf Tyret
Margierd van
Ant
Tunstay
Atvi
Public sale of 113 acre farm in Adamstown Frederick Co
Mortgagee Frank C Norwood will sell at Ogle Sears store Adamstown on January 27 1916 at 10 am the farm adjoining Adamstown and Joseph G Thomas on which Mrs William Null resides. The property totals 113 acres 2 roods 20 9-10 perches with prior conveyances to Adamstown Turnpike Co Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Clinton B Harwood Edith Utz Thomas and others. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Thomas
Frank C. Norwood
Tiber
C. Wie
Frederick County
Maryland
Ogle & Sears
Adamstown
W. I. Ty
Adamstown Turnpike Company
A. D
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
D. Hi
Charles H. Conley
D. H
Clinton B. G. Harwood
Edith Utz Thomas
S. T. NG
C. CO
John
Lamar
Frederick Eunty
For Sale Classified Fragments Across Listings
A jumble of sale and rental notices includes a Boston steam heating device, a complete stock of telecommunication hardware, and various ads for real estate and services. Readers are urged to apply at listed contacts in Watkeraville Delia and Tuscarora for pricing and terms, with dates and locations scrambled in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kichar Ison
Boston
sMerg
Careline
G. Tohnaun
Watkeraville
Appia
Warmute
Feacaville
Janvier ii
Notice of Publication in Hankey heirs land sale case
A Frederick County equity case orders publication to notify absent defendants of a bill to sell several titled parcels once a week for four weeks. The estate of George E. Hankey, deceased, includes multiple Frederick County tracts. The court directs publication by February 4, 1916, and a response by February 13, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Frederick County
Court of Equity
John H. Hankey
Mary A. Hankey
Mary Hoberts
James Roberts
Catherine Hrakeall
A. J. Brakes
Margaret B. Wood
Willam A.ing
Annis Knox
Calvin Knox
James Hankey
iHankey
Hia
Lan Poffinberger
Hoy Poffinberger
Roy Hankey
Mary
William BP
Maulsby, Jr
George Fe, Hankey
J. L
Ellens. Johnson
John
Lakin
George E. Hankey
James A. Taylor
W. I. PB
Mary J. Roberts
Frederick Couny
Andrew J. Roberts
Mollie Roberts
George W. Nichols
George H. Hankey
T._H
John _H. Hankey
Pelte
Catherine Brakeall
Brakeall
Margaret E. Wood
William A.” Wood
Maryland
Mary Roberts
Washington County
Annie Knox
Ohio
Hankey
State of
William Poffinberger
Roy Poffinberger
West Virginia
John C. Hankey
Henry Hankey
Iowa
George EF. Hankey
Saline C. Hankey
Illinois
Wilhelmina Hankey
Hainess
Circuit Court
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Amungwick
Nowe
Bruns- Tex
High Street
National Bank
Brunswise
Be Cimes
United Stmtes
Dob
Anne Ig
Tcteath
Frederas
Zimmerman—Winebrener
the News
Glenn K Worthington
Frankhorwood
Hiram Ro Heck
John Wilson Thirervors
David Kolh
Storm
Charlies HL Utermelle
Henry G Dull
David Castle
Nathanel Wilson
George W. van Fossen
Edward S Reynolds
Douglas Hooff
Weat Church Street
Hamer—Banford
Samuel Mell Hamer
Miss Blanch Naomi Banford
Harrisburg
Henry Royse
Har_Tisburg
Long—Miller
Emma Grace Miller
Thurmont
Grant J. Long
Emmitsburg
Paul E Holdcraft
Motter’s Station
Himmel—Camppbell
Charles Himmel
Brooklyn
Fannie Campbell
Lewistown
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Trin
Ity M. E. Church
Telape
Aqs Cies
Eurfarma Oy
Roland
Montgomery Countion
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National
Mr Aid
J. W. L. Carty
Cashier
Liberty
George W. Noabium
John D. Smith
Libert
James W. Appleby
Charles W. Smith
Richard L. Norris
Artie Kemp
Calvin Beard
James F. Haifleigh
Buckerstown
Deoent Akemr
Fem Sale
Mallania
North Market
Chas Mentzier
Delia
Pere Raed
Etrain
deGarmendia
Tuscarora
Elig
Elig. Haugh
Stoner & Weinberg
Orphans’ Court
John Howard Allnott
Geal
George & Allnutt
Asha Francia Smith
Jangis
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
U. 8
Gov't’ Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Preat
Frank L. Stoner, V. Preat
C. Albert Gilson
Good Truck Place
Janésdét
Harry W. Bowers
Pythian Castle
Reno
Harp
J. M. Cronenburg
Chaggett E.meburg
T&ttt
Washington St
Lloyd C. Culler
Market and
Third Streets
Frederick ‘Trust Company
Corner Court
Church Streets
Urner & Urner
Office of People’s Fire Insurance Co
East Third Street
Kolb Brow
Fourth St
Takeoay Uouse
Bentz 8&T
E. Mobley
West Church
Ghipien
Eee
Io If Information
Aioe Cone
Pe Corner
Apritatt
Franklin Institute
Rochester, Jr
Janédimon
West Third St
Janédate
Atply Gem Steam Laundry
West Patrick Street
Jansdit
Mre C. ML
Utx
New Market
Janidst
RK. R. Lewis
Janatant
FaridawreFit
Frederick Matt
Rochester
Noewspa Oon Brerive
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