Fire company officers elected in Frederick January 1900
Charles F. Bell was re elected captain of the Junior Fire Company with an unopposed slate and Ahton Bennett was re elected president of the United Steam Fire Engine Company as both city departments held their annual elections last night. The Juniors noted 44 alarms in 1958 and the Uniteds 91 alarms with 521 ambulance calls. A banquet and church services were planned for the following Monday with prominent guests including Major Ramsburg and state fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F
Chinky) Bell
Ahton Bennett
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Bell
Lewis HK Detivauge Ae Pice Eke Ftus
Russell H McCain
Albert Blimenauer
Harry Q Schroeder
Norman F Rhoderick
Robert L Smith Franklin E White Sr
John Williams
Francis Davis
Martin J. Walsh
Ray Spurrier
James F. Walsh
Francis Brightwell
J James Boost
Grayson
Clarence Merica Holton Staley
Burt Fuller
Floyd
Robert Hargett
Robert Eichelberger
Edgar Fox
Robert Pilgram
Frederik ‘Presbyterian Church
Uniteds
United Amoneate
Jacob R Ramsburg
Board of Aldermen
State Firemen's Association
United Dinner
Trurk William Bartgis Storm
State Firemen’s
Howard B Springer
Havre de Grace
James W Minter
Baltimore
John McE Wilson
Johnny Swamper Club
United Fire Company
Administration Account Reveals Estate Details and Heirs
The administration account filed in Orphans Court by administrator Alton Bennett shows an estate of 348 000 dollars with net after expenses 41 660 75. It lists shares in the Frederick Hotel Company American Telephone and Telegraph Potomac Edison preferred stock United States savings bonds various cash and real estate holdings with heirs including Mary Himbury Mussetter Ednad Himbury Knill Emily Flanigan Googin Evelyn Flanigan Jefferson and others. The remainder of 22 410 75 goes to Mary S Himbury Mussetter Edna Row Himbury Kill Emily Flanigan Jefferson and Cornelia Young, with jewelry and shares in the Frederick Hotel Company to Alton Y Bennett and Sarah V Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whee Gate AD Luang
Alton Bennett
Frederick Hotel Company
Amercan Telephone and Telegraph Company
Potomac Edison
United States
Mary Himbury Mussetter
Ednad Himbury Knill
Emuly Flanigan Googin
Evelyn Flanigan Jefferson
Mary S Himbury Musetter
Emily Flani
Mary S Himbury Mussetter
Edna Ro Wimbury
Emily Flanigan Jefferson
Cornelia "Young
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Sarah V. Bennett
Assault Case Is Heard In Magistrate Court
A detailed session in a Magistrate's court heard a mother accuse her 12 year old son of assault and battery after a quarrel over a stove damper. Other defendants included Kenneth Jones with revoked license and leaving the accident scene, plus a suspended sentence for Roy Richardson. The docket covered intoxication cases, loitering, and a man held for FBI record verification, all adjudicated by Magistrate Shoemaker with fines and suspended sentences issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Richardson
Fountain Mills
North Market Street
Rochy Springs Road
Ira J. Carver
Shoemaker
Claud Edward Rader
Knoxville
Roy Richardson
Fountain Mills Negro
Ti Reese
Agai
Kenneth W Jones
Middle Alley
Denver Suuk
Jones
Sixth Street
East Patrick Street
Shook
Tony Gughelmi
Washington
Ridgley Gilmore King
South Market Street
Austin Arnold Flock
Frederick
13Th
East Streets
Richard Taft Brandenburg
Ask School Board To Alter Plans
The New Market Lions Club urged the Frederick County Board of Education to change a proposed school site on Old Annapolis Road citing health concerns. They argued the land is unfit for sanitation, could pollute Linganore Creek and Frederick water supplies, and would be costly to taxpayers. They urged prior approval by county and state health departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredeck
State Department of Health
Frederick City
Board of Health
County
State Departments of Health
Old Annapolis Road
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D.C. Armory
Monogram
William S. Hood
Weat Patrick
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