City 10 Push Claims For Cost Of Paying Street Assessments
Frederick to press back street assessments owed by property owners after Brunswick ruling deemed inapplicable. City Attorney Smith says notices and acts comply with law and aims to collect taxes dating to 1913, with most North Market and Third Street charges settled though a few remain, some owners vowing to contest in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Brunswick
Frederick
Acta
McCaffrey
North Market
Third Street
Patrick Street
South Market
Gasoline Wholesale Price Up 1 Cent in East Region
Gasoline costs rise by one cent per gallon in the eastern territory with Maryland prices fixed at 21 and 22 cents. Smithsburg High School dedicated Friday afternoon with an address by Dr. M Bates Stephens State Superintendent of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Smithsburg
M. Bates Stephens
Fourth D A R Card Party Honors Washington Anniversary
Frederick Chapter D A R regent Mieg Witte Ritchie hosted the fourth card party at her West Churen Street home to observe George Washington wedding day anniversary. Auction Bridge and Five Hundred were played. guests received hat pins. Refreshments served. china used belonged to General Roger Nelson. Annual election of chapter officers set for Tuesday afternoon January 18 at Mrs Dutrow's Clarke Place home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieg Witte Ritchie
Frederick
D. A
West Churen Street
Braddock
George Washington
Ritchie
Roger Nelson
Richard
J. Dutrow
Clayton A.keedy
Edgar McCardell
Richard Potts
D Chas
Winebreaver
Samuel G. Duvall
William K. Carlyle
Dudley Page
Glenn IH. Worthington
Chas. Rohrback
Vaaura Stage
Jacob Rohrback
Elias Ramsburg
J. P Felser
Katherine Rameburg
Emily Johnson
Roxana White
Clarke Place
Social World Honors Ride and Groom at Homecoming
A reception at Mr. and Mrs. John King honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook upon their honeymoon return featured a household shower and many gifts including a large clock from the Pekaville Loafing Club. Friends and family attended, with music, conversation, and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Charles Cook
Fpeagaville Loafing Club
Jein King
Arthur Lampert
James Anglesbee
Lonzo Anglesbee
William Cook
William Wiles
George Fulmer
Frank Koonts
W. J. Coram
David Stockman
Thomas King
Ella Rhoderick
Hilla Fulmer
Susie Thompson
Annie Rhoderick
Melle Fulmer
Mayetta Engle
Charlotte Stockman
Nellie Morningstar
Grace Lambert
Edna Fulmer
Myrtle Cook
Thelma Koontz
Margaret Anglesbee
Lillian Fulmer
Ruth Anglesbee
Ruby Whipp
Mary Fulmer
Amy Wiles
Dortha Whipp
Joshua Zimmerman
Millard Kemp
Elmer Kemp
Charles Bunsard
Raymond Putman
Lee Ranneberger
Stoy Poole
Harry Feaga
Lewis Renn
William King
Jesse Young
Wade Corum
Howard Zimmerman
Lonzo Corum
Charlie Himes
Philip Beard
Paul Baker
Vernon Fulmer
Russell Ray
Roger Fulmer
Leslie Wiles
Harry Wiles
Arthur Ray
Reno Easterday
Merri
Ranneberger
Edward Poole
Lester Zimmerman
William Flair
Roy Bartholow
Edgar Culler
Claude Stith
Charlie Young
Hubert Payne
Marshal Murray
Charles Anglesbee
Franklin Koontz
Harry King
Maurice Routzahn
William Seward
Maurice Anglesbee
Edgar Zimmerman
Sunday church services and revival notices across local churches
multiple congregations list Sunday schedules and sermons with pastors, including Evangelical Reformed Church, Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, St John Catholic, Presbyterian, First Baptist, St Stephen Thurmont, Trinity Church South, Evangelical Lutheran, Church of the Brethren, and various chapels. Special anniversaries, Holy Communion times, Epworth League topics, and revival weeks are noted alongside Sunday schools and youth activities. Names include Kieffer, Wehler, Tozer, Hummelbaugh, Ditzler, Kane, L. Ewald, Nickels, and English. Places include Frederick area churches and surrounding chapels.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Jesus
the Father
Gounod
the Missionary Society
Charles K. Wehler
Wig
Martin
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H. Lamar
Key Isaac Tozer
Epworth League
Danel i
Millard Rice
Isaac Tozer
All Sainte Church
Thev
Douglass Hooff
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
St. John's Catholice Church
W. J. Kane
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Dixon
First Baptist Church
Bartlett A. Bowers
Trinity M
South
Watson FE. Holley
Gaither
m—Epworth League
Jom
Watson E. Holley
H. M. Canter
BP. D
Washington
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U. S.C. Rupp
Church of the Brethren
Victor Longs
Rpeansboro
Walk
Jefferson Reformed Charge
Feagaville
Jefferson
Braddock Reformed Church
St. John’s
Walkersville
L. Ewald
Asbury M. E
W. A. English
Entertaining Event Honors Soon-To-Be Bride Clara Marsh
Mrs Willian Overlander and Miss Jane Hammond hosted a gathering at Braddock Heights to honor Miss Clara Marsh who will wed Mr Chester Porter of Baltimore this month. Mrs Mary Steckel-Burck, Miss Louise Swartz and Miss Eleanor Young provided music as guests enjoyed a turkey dinner. Attendees included Mrs Marion Duvall, Mrs Emma Poole, and several young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Overlander
Jane Hammond
Oberlander
Braddock Heights
Clara Marsh
Chester Porter
Baltimore
Mary Steckel-Burck
Louise Swartz
Eleanor Young
Marion Duvall
Emma Poole
Elaine Shorey
May Lampe
Alma Gross
Lena Seeger
Nannie Gaither
Amy Zeigler
Edith Kintz
United Fire Company elects new board officers
The newly elected United Fire Company board organized last night electing Robert A. Kennett as president and J. Harry Kennedy as secretary. A standing committee includes E. Hi Albaugh Charles J. Keyser and Thos G Buckey. A lobby Victrola was ordered with a purchase committee of T G Backer William D. Lipps and E H Albaugh appointed.
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The
United Fire Company
Robert A. Kennett
J. Harry Kennedy
E. Hi, Albaugh
Charles JW. Keyser
Thos. G. Buckey
United Building
T. G. Backer
Wiliam D. Lipps
H. Albaugh
Death of Joseph H. Potts in Wyoming Linked to Local Family
Joseph Harry Potts aged 28, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Potts of Shepherdstown, died in Wyoming when an automobile overturned crushing him. He was general manager and secretary of Wyoming Tie and Lumber Company, studied forestry at Yale, and had served in the US Forestry Service before resigning to join the Wyoming firm. His body to be brought home for burial by the company president. Parents Eurimns and Mrs Potts, one brother Liewelixon, and two sisters, YWisses and Margaret Potts.
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Joseph Harry Potts
Henry W. Potts
Shepherdstown
Wyoming
C. W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
Richard Potts
Potts
Wyoming Tie and Lumber Companys
Yale University
Oon
Giltmore Estates
North Carolina
United States Forestry Service
Shepperdstown
Foster
Eurimns
Liewelixon Potts
Ywisses Eleantrax
Margaret Potts
Italian's Throat Cut Found in Boarding House
Giuseppe Vertoring, an Haiun, was found dead in a yard near his boarding house. His head had been nearly severed. Tony Cordina, the boarding house keeper, was arrested on the charge of the crime after witnesses said Ventorino had a quarrel earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Vertoring
Secur Tix
Tony Cordina
Ventorino
Gypt Gentle Donation and Farm Conveyance Report
Fragmentary notice reports a charitable donation in Thanksgiving aid at Frederick Cw Hospital and a small farm transfer near Veuntville. Catherine Marcinestar deeded south of Jeter son Pike to Frank Whipn in a private conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smal Farm
Catherine Marcinestar
Jeterson Pike
Veuntville
Frank Whipn
Duvall Accepts Editorial Post at Thompson Law Book
Newell E. Duvall of this city will depart Monday for Northfort to join the Thompson Law Book Publishing Company editorial department, accepting a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Duvall
Newell E. Duvall
Northfort, L. 1
Thompson Law Book Publishing Company
Eggs and Produce Prices Dominate Early Market Report
A wintry market scene shows eggs at 30 to 32 cents a dozen with limited attendance. Dressed hares 56 cents each. apples, turnips and vegetables common. Also notes live poultry at 15 cents a pound and various vegetables with small fractions. County farm agents plan Maryland Agricultural College meeting January 17 22 with hog cholera discussion January 19 and agent programs for 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Frederick County
Dept. of Agriculture
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Laxative Use
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat sick children with California Syrup of Figs a laxative claimed to cleanse the bowels and restore health. It advises checking for a coated tongue and signs of sour stomach and lists a 50 cent bottle as genuine, warning against counterfeits and directing purchase from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
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Miss Ritchie
Braddock Macker
Rebecca Myers
East Third Street
Ernest Kennedy
Frederick Myers
Josephine Diener
Mary Atkinson
Beatrice Geesey
Louise Kemp
Mildred Neighbours
Grace English
Julia Roelkey
Hilda Zacharias
Mary Loy
Edward Shaw
Harvey Hedges
Byron Winebrewer
Homer Miller
Roccoe Rhoads
Clifford Yin
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Christian Endeavor
St. Stephen's
Thurmont
Lewis H. Ewald
Lambert Building
W. Patrick St
A. Luther Nickels
Winchester Street
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Schleynville
Guckeystown M. P
R. L. Shipley
Christ
Ger, Edward Myers, Jr
Charles Onel
Herbert Hahn
William Cashour
United's Board
J. H. Potts
Banking Department of the State
Central Trust Company
Mary
the Central Trust Company
Frederick Cw
Verdana Cont
Agncultural Society
Atd & Cunce
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
Popular Price Outfitters
Worth Market Street
Jacobson
Aia el - Ae
Storm
Karl Jacobson
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Montgomery County
John N. Clary
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown
Frederick R. R. CO
East Patrick Street
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