NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY FOR RENT FOR SALE
For Rent and For Sale notices appear scattered among the day’s pages. Items include lost items such as Laprobe and Coat notices, a closing out sale by J D Hendrickson, a dining room furniture listing, groceries from Neidig Miller, and assorted help wanted and announcements from Otter Bros Co and Ebert Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hendrickson
A. C. Main Dining
Carty’s
Third St
Samuel C. Titlow
E. Thurston Grove Housekeeping
Neidig & Miller
F. Columbus Knott Soiree
The News Calendar Ready for Subscribers
The News calendar is ready for distribution to subscribers. Readers may obtain it by visiting the office or sending a 2 cent stamp to cover postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontage
G. O. P. and Progressives Plan a Joint Meeting
County Progressive chairman W. W. Doub said no amalgamation proposal had been submitted and urged adherents to ignore overtures until official notice. Notices were sent to Progressives countywide for a gathering at Louis Ottes restaurant on Wednesday night, indicating no smooth path toward unification of party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Otte
W. W. Doub
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Pleasant Paragraphs of People Who Come and Go
A flow of local missives notes Mr. George 8 Mobiey on a short Cumberland trip. Lloyd Culler, recently ill, remains able to be out. Mrs Joseph Mullinix of Baltimore visits the city. Miss Mary Nelson of McVaig visits cousin Mrs John D. Con ard Jr. Dill avenue. Paul Waltz of Araby returns from a two week Baltimore stay. Mr. and Mrs Roy Catsail of Araby visit South Market street. Miss Katie Bussard of near Jefferson visits Mrs Lloyd Culler, South Market street. Eli Nicodemus and George W Hess of Buckeystown spend time with Nicodemus relatives in Walkersville. Ben Jones, 81, hometown near Lynnville Tenn, makes first trip to town in 30 years. He notes local improvements since prior visit. Also a health tip warns for cranp attacks and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Jones
Lynnville
Tenn
Night Fire Destroys Rocky Ridge Store and Home
A fire at about 4 AM destroyed the William Black store and residence at Rocky Ridge. The blaze began in a 150 gallon coal oil tank in the store, sending smoke into upper floors. The family escaped in night clothes with few possessions, and J W Black, the longtime postmaster, died from heart strain during the ordeal. Insurance covers about two thirds of about 7000 in losses. origin likely a faulty flue. The Blacks plan to decide on rebuilding after funeral services for J W Black on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
Rocky Ridge
Clarence’ Ott
Clayborne-Johnson Co
Glack
Flue
Flue. Ali
J. W. Black
Black
Valiant Black
Mr.Black
Citzen
The
Hymeneas Unclear: Waskey and Butts Wed in Brunswick
Charles Ross Waskey of Brunswick married Miss Elvin May Butts of Harpers Ferry at the home of George K. Bond in Brunswick. A Washington license issued Saturday to Oscar Conner and Mary Crone, both Middletown. Deputy Sheriff Cramer aided by J Roger Kanede, who has been sentenced to the Maryland Penitentiary for forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ross Waskey
Brunswick
Elvin May Butts
Harpers Ferry
George K. Bond
Second Street
C W. Tess
Washington
Oscar Conner
Middletown
Mary EK. Crone
This County
Kanede
R. Cramer
Ralto
J. Roger Kanede
Maryland
Sunday School Raises Near Two Hundred for Guy Stone Fund
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school collection for Guy Stone totaled 57.95 with a separate Empire Theatre matinee raise of 74.05. Empire manager Wo Fisher originated the event, selling tickets at five cents each to support the blind boy, surpassing initial hopes and bringing the overall fund to 154.00 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stone
Empire Theatre
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Little Guy
M. BE
Wo. O. Fisher
News Office
Fisher
Methodist U.S
Death notices from Middletown and Baltimore area
Obituaries recount the deaths of Miss Sarah J Routzahn of Middletown after long illness from cancer aged about 50. Funeral in Reform church with Rev. G A Snyder, interment in Middletown cemetery. Also Catherine Elizabeth Cromwell dies at her brother’s home after complications. funeral at her late home with interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Matthew Tyson, 42, dies in Baltimore liver trouble. former head of Baltimore Leather Co. Edward Murray Tyler dies in Laurel. remains to Mt Olivet. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Oscar C Kefauver dies. burial Mt Olivet. Funeral arrangements handled by Etchison and Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarate
Sarah J. Tl
Routzahn
Middletown
Eli Routzahn
Frances Routzahn
The
Reformed Church
Simon Routzahn
John H. Routzahn
Melvin Routzehn
Ohio
G. A. Snyder
Middletown Cemetery
Catherine Elizabeth Cromwell
Philemon Cromwell
D. Z. Padgett
Lucie Cromwell
John
Robert
Jesse Krieg
Ida Padgett
Mt. Olivet
Etchison
Cline
Matthew
Tyson
Mr. Tyson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Emma Wilson
Boston
Capt
C. Webster Wilson
Old Baltimore Leather Co
Frederick People
Edward Merry Pylitt
Edward Murray Tyler
Wiliam Tyler
Laurel
Lomorrow
Washington
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Oscar C. Kefauver
West Fourth Street
Mt. Olivett Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Funerals Report Miss Mary Ruse and Mrs Gott
The remains of Miss Mary Tila Ruse arrived from Baltimore yesterday on the 12.07 3. and O. train. The funeral was held from the depot with Rev. K. H. Lama officiating. Interment was in Mt Oliver cemetery. Also buried were Mrs. AHee Gott widow of Dr. Richard T. Gott whose body was taken to Paulusville and interred at St Peters Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tila Ruse
Baltimore
K. H. Lama
R. Rush Lewis
C. Albert Gilson
Mitton G. Urner
George W. Shoemaker
Adolphus Fearhake
John DB. Hendrickson
Mt Oliver Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Ahee Gott
Richard T. Gott
Paulusville
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Mount St. Mary's Quint Shows Form in Match Versus Susquehanna
Mount St. Mary's basketball squad has been shaping up after Christmas. Following a first game against Baltimore City College before the recess, fans felt the Mountaineers’ prospects for a fast five were brighter than ever ahead of the annual test with Susquehanna University on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary’s
Mount St. Mary's
Susquehanna University
T Baltimore City College
Heavy grades no hindrance to Fred B A cars
The Frederick and Hagerstown railroads plan to cut running time between Frederick and Hagerstown to one hour thirty minutes using Security power. Tracks improving, insulators replaced, high tension line work progresses from Middletown to Smoketown and toward Hagerstown as crews string wires and set poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. B.A
Gressing
Frederick
Lingerstown
Hagerstown
Frederic
Amorning
Angerstown
Middletown
Braddock
Myersville
Boonsbiro
Deerfs Field
Smoketown
Lost team found in brick yard with spring broken
After a search all morning the cab of KB Thurston Grove, last seen about 12.80 a m, was found in the Maryland Brick and Supply Company grounds at 5 am. No damage beyond one broken spring. It is believed the team was turned loose in the brick yard area and driven off after unlatching the strap. The cab top robe was missing. The horse was found later in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. Thurston Grove
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Brick Yard
Lyt
Sixth
Bentz Streets
Grove
Otis Six
Frederick bank election set for January 14 1916
A notice from Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland calls for an election of directors on January 14 1916 between 10 am and 12 pm at the bank. It lists president vice president and directors and signs WM G Zimmerman cashier and John D Hendrickson. Also includes a lengthy mixed advertisement for coats furs and remnant fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cininexa’ Narioxan Bank
Prederick Md
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Neidig & Miller January Housekeeping Sale
Splendid opportunity to save on all goods in the Houser Myping Link. Kitchen items yard wear Ready to Use Sheets and Bolster Cases Bleached products Long Cloth Percale and Ging ham specials. Woolen and undergarments reduced. Also notices for VV. MLC A annual meeting on Tuesday January 14 at 7 20 PM with directors to be elected. Secretary Fentin invites a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salo Neidig & Miller
VV. Mlc. A
Ky Fentin
Thanksgiving Card and Local Notices, Baltimore
Card of Thanks from Samuel C. Titlow expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of his wife. Public notices include Hureka Life Insurance Company of Baltimore director election on February 21 at noon and social events such as a Friday evening soiree at Miss Ritchie’s school. Local ads promote cigarettes, real estate agents, and flowers, with growing interest in advertising in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Titlow
Hureka Life Insurance Company
Baltimore
I. D
Dbaltimore
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the Daily News
George Fox
Fox
America
Rhoades Opera House
Bogerstown
Venus
Saiturn
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
W. L. Moon
N. Market St
Miss Irwin Harry L. €. Coblentz
G. L. Cramer & Sons
Progressives
Doub
Mr. George
Mobiey
Cumberland
Lloyd C. Culler
Joseph Mullinix
Mary Nelson
McVaig
John D. Conard, Jr
Dill Avenue
Paul Waltz
Araby
Isaltimore
Mrs. Holbruner
Roy Catsail
Mrs
Benton Knodle
South Market Street
Katie Bussard
Jef Son
Eli Nicodemus
George W. Hess
Buckeystown
Nicodemus
Walkersville
Chamberlain
Novale
Aft
Tealer
Blaze
Art—J
Hymeneas
Connor Cron
Catiuinge
Cromwell
Mattteay
E. T. Grove
Tye
Cleveland
Mr. Reynius
O. C. Wilson
Maplewood, O
Hook
Ile
Coldwater, Mich
Ile Tamafly
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Ju. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvalis
Geo
War Saura
Thos. H. Hastie
Joan S. Ramsavung
Dane Bakar
Wan
G. Baker
WH. Connery
M. D. Co
M. Tuomas
C. B. Crane
D. BH. Kerauvesn
P. L. Hasperr
Javes
J.C. Mervee
J. D. Ram
John D. Hendrickson
Johnny Coats
Prhs
Lyox
St.ks. Tom
J.D. Wandrickson
Childrens
John N. Brengle
PBA Halate
F. Lestilenes
Mineul
Propethes Bay
Second St
Markeet al
Tuerduk
N SY
Patrik Tory Bartels
Corrall
Corrall Sblovvy Prime
Pourets Story Lrhel
Story Bricis
Tony Cradle
Alarieet
Tory Bariede
South Brick
Market St
Priels
Muriel Brielk
Locetlan
St. Flite Insurance
Joan N
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
Frederick, M
Frederick County
American Lending Company
Lowenstein & Pamimer
Central Securities CO
Custhal
Dowhs Md
B. and G
Young and Staley
Frederick Maryland
Creager's Greanouse
Thurmont
M. L. Etchison
New Citizens' National Bank
Phour
Thos
Price
Nortit Mast“Et Street
Thomas P. Rig
Bath
Young & Staley
Young Staley
EAL
Fredrhici MD
Lewistown
Harry G. Tritapo
Grayson H
Merchr
Aere
Fred
City
Aere Farm
Gilly
Algo
Lower Church
Court Sta
Albaugh & Harrington
Albatios & Tiatrrington
Rent Watate
Peters Farm
Frederek
Frederick Battery
Kreder
Howard County
Sturker St
Seventh St
Braddock Heights
Trail Avenue
Olen No
2Nd Bloor
Hickman
Carroll
Montgomery
Calumbia
Agiot
Fra Insurance Company
Nona
Offich—Dours
Amer & Stathpeer, Real Blath and Loans
Montgomery County
Court Street
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