Y M C A of Frederick Reports Strong First Year
The Y M C A of Frederick shows a favorable first year in its new home with receipts from dues dormitory rents and bowling and a surplus of 463.47 over expenditures including nearly a thousand dollars for a three year insurance item. The article praises up to date operation and community value and urges continued local support.
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Young
Neo’s Christian Association of
Frederick
Ion Bank
Epfe
Y.M.C. A
Catiaf
U.mlc. A
Maryland Futures: Frost Wave Threat Looms Over Messina Area
A brief weather note from the Baltimore American questions whether the upcoming cold snap will be a real frost or a mild scare. The dialogue references neighborhood conditions around Messina and comments from local fans about the chill.
Unclear State Plan May Speed Up Action Amid Rumblings
Fragmentary note suggests a plan to accelerate a state process, promising faster outcomes and reduced rumbling but expressing concern over the loss of safeguards or benefits for a group identified as good-f ronre Nowe.
Fragmented dialogue snippets from humor page.
A jumble of quotes and exchanges from newspapers showing witty lines about a parrot sweating a stenographer and a generous man’s motto. It includes a Washington Star master and a Cleveland Leader fragment with conversations about bills and forgetfulness.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
The Press Voices in a Split Election Mood and World News
The article notes the South may vote for Taft yet show support for Bryan, while the Navy plans a 25 000 ton battleship viewed as a bold challenge to sea powers. It also covers banking history in Philadelphia and China’s railway ambitions amid regional tensions.
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Philadelphia
South
Taft
Bryan
Providence Journal
Navy Department
Ingland
Moments with the Muse The Need of the Hour
The Washington Star piece laments harsh rhetoric and wartime bravado. It longs for gentler words and peace as readers crave calm, humane tones amid a world bristling with conflict and loud victory shouts.
Letters on public schools and theatre notice in Frederick
A Frederick reader argues to keep common school courses amid education reform and cites educators like President Butler. Also a notice applauds the City Opera House plan for The Lion and the Mouse on January 18, praising its moral value and urging strong local patronage.
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Tur
Frederick
Baltimore American
Samuel Solais
Weat Vhrints University
Morgantown
W. Va
Butler
Columbia University
New York City
Chicago
Common Sense
Francis
Livesly
Clarkson
Maryland
Tag News
City Opera House
Munderick
Jordan Dramatic Co to Perform Three Days at Opera House
Jordan Stock Co announces tickets at the Opera House box office for the Jordan Dramatic Co three day engagement beginning January 14. Helmed by Happy Harry Hamilton the troupe offers a repertoire of plays and film reports with a capable cast and beauty chorus.
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Jordan Stock Co
Jordan Dramatic Co
Harry’? Hamilton
Theatre Notes Preview of Acts and Players
Trene Cagsin the pocket edition of Eva Tanquay will perform numbers as part of a program featuring Latent New York successes. The lineup includes Shapiro pieces such as Over the Hills and War Away Taffy Mandy Leno and other acts likely to charm theatre lovers.
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New York
Shapiro
South Market Bridge Gets New Floor Repair Work Underway
The South Market street bridge is being improved with a new floor. Jerome Ford and Measre eveant are engaged in the project as local crews begin the upgrade. The item appears in a compact town brief with other notices and stray text.
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South Market Street
Eveant Jerome Ford
Harvey R. Lease
Will Seli
John Francis Smith
Neglect of Drills Costly for Baltimore Soldier
Harry Fengee aged 22 of 1107 Winchester Street Baltimore was fined 1.70 and costs at Western Police Station for failing to report for Fourth Regiment drills. He reportedly missed 18 of 19 consecutive meetings. A court martial had imposed 8 on him. after payment Justice Loden dismissed the case.
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Harry Fengee
Winchester Street
Baltimore
Loden
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Adverts
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. The product claims to be a trusted remedy from a renowned physician, with a patent combination and claims of effective results. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Hal
Peara
Ifn
Donice
Munis
Cheney & GO
Propa
Toledo
Loko Mall
YMGA Annual Meeting Elects 39 Directors and Reports
The Young Men's Christian Association held its annual meeting electing 39 directors for the coming year. Committees read reports, noting a busy year with 745 club activities, 43 234 entries, and 13 467 daily attendees. The dormitories housed 16 permanent lodgers and 906 transient guests.
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MC. A
Prif
Charles
W. Ely
Jadegh
D. Baker
Grayson
E. Bowers
Thomas Hyteller
George Z. Best
Glenn
Garber
Wo. Filler
Popeer
Death notices and obituaries from local era
Deaths include Mrs. Emily Harner of paralysis at 59 in Xenia Ohio and Mrs Elizabeth Thompson of pneumonia aged 70 near Monrovia. Also notes on Rev J H Kiracofe death in Bellefontaine and infant of Guy Plunkard in Flint Hill. Masonic and Royal Arch installations detailed for Pride of Walkersville and King David Lodges with several officers named. Funeral directors and cemetery interments listed.
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Emily Slarmmer
Harner
Xeni
Ohio
Collins
Joseph H. Apple
Walter Mininer
Aletha
Edith Harner
Nenia
William Harner
New York
Apple
Thia
Xenia
MRH
Elizabethl Thompson
Eizabeth Thompson
Bushrod Thompson
Kemptown
Pleasant Hill
Monrovia
Rev. M. Utz
Ziso
Crum
Migs Rogan
Thompson
Hazel Burke
Joseph Clay
Lyon Brown Ing
James Kelly
Neglry Grobbs
Hank Boyer
Pleasant Hil
William T. Tewis
Kemptowny
RLV
JL. Kiracofe
J. W. Kiracofe
J. H. Kiracofe
Bellefontaine
West Mansfield
Guy Plunkard
Flintill
Fine Hill
Geo. W. Peters
Social World Birthday Party At Crum Home
A large social gathering at the Crum home on West U 6 hosted by Roy L Crum and family included many relatives and friends from Mount Pleasant Walkersville and Dayaville. Guests danced played games and enjoyed a plentiful repast before departure. Additionally Mr and Mrs William Shaff hosted a sixth birthday party for their daughter Ethel on Monday night with about thirty friends and refreshments.
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Roy L. Crum
Roy S
Paul
Henrriet
Tone Seeger
A . Ty
Nina
Harry Kints
Su ‘Atau
Virgie Mibincel
Myrtle Kintz
Florence Hoffman
Beasié Waits
Annie Lare
Lillian Keller
Yoln
Nora Clhver
Daysad
Bertha Cranitt
Nellie
Nellie Barkier
Hutomer
Ethel Vanfomsen
Annie Kefauver
Pa Wes Nepoand
Nannnie Reddick
Mamye
Mule
New London
Harry Trout
Raymond Hummer
Clarence Barrick
Ward Stauffer
Bruce Crist
Land Spurrier
George Zimmerman
Ernest Fogle
Wilbert Gaugh
Howard Burker
Claude Crum
Harry Clem
Walter McKinney
North Buine
Raymond Zimmerman
Walter Wilbide
Silas
Cramer
George Winebrewer
Claude Reddick
Clyde Dinterman
Floyd Cramer
Mr. Kefauver
William Shaff
West Fifth Street
Ethel
Bank Directors Name Officers After Meeting
The board of directors of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank organized yesterday selecting Trail as president Harria as vice president Gildon as cashier T Hendrickson as teller Edgar K Moore Robert I Delaplaine Hammond Clary and Wilson Schley as book keepers and clerk The Frederick County National Bank also organized yesterday electing officers president Meondak cashier Joseph W L Carty assistant cashier A Ledoy McCardell and Win D Zimmerman as book keeper
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Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Trail
James H. Harria
C. Albert Gildon
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Edgar K. Moore
Robert I. Delaplaine
Hammond Clary
Wilson Schley
Irederick County National Bank
Tresidenc
Ae & Meondak
Joseph W. L. Carty
A. Ledoy McCardell
Win
D. Zimmerman
Blues vs Greens Basketball Clash at the YMCA Gym
A basketball game tonight at the YMCA gym features the Blues captained by H Creager against the Greens led by Brown. Intermission will include a Junior stare performance. A second game Friday night pits a Hagerstown team against a strong local squad at Diamond Roller Rick.
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Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Blues
H. Creager
Greens
Brown
Diamond Roller Rick
Hagerstown
Hose Returned in Unsolved Cellar Incident
The hose taken from the cellar of Mr. Jeverdy J. Dronenburg has been returned. He found the hose hanging in the cellar this morning and has no idea who removed it. The report notes no further clues.
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Jeverdy J. Dronenburg
Dronenburg
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