Money aid sought to halt Morgan home sale advance
Eighteen dollars and thirty-one cents has been contributed toward the fund to stay the sale of household effects for Mrs Laura Morgen at Mast Sixth street and Chapel alley. The mother sold shoes to buy food for her children as the family faces eviction. Contributions from Rev E H Hummelbaugh and others bring total to 13.21 with several donors and a local fraternal group giving. The case involves a daughter returned from Sabillasville Sanitorium and a crippled son selling from a window to survive. The rent is eight dollars monthly and the Central Trust Company closes its Christmas Savings Club for 1915, limiting membership while promising a later payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Morgen
Mast Sixth Street
Chapel Alley
Ber Crip
Pice
Tubescslat
E H. Hummelbaugh
United Brethren Church
Hummelhaugh
U. B. Church
Ada
Cashicewies
Hummelbaugh
Sabillasville
Johnnie
Morgan
Firm to Send Agent Here About Arc Lights
A firm representative will travel to inspect the city arc light installations and discuss remedies for ongoing trouble with new electric light globes. City officials, including Aldermen Cutter Abbott Grove, and George Wallace toured Market and Patrick streets to review lights. three lamps were out. Officials attributed problems to inferior globes that melt from heat, causing air to enter and extinguish flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofer
Liovyd ©. Cutter
Henry JH. Abbott
John J. Grove
George Wallace
Mr. Bready
Mazda Ght Company
Market Street
Patrick Street
Mazda
Hospital Report Highlights December Patient Totals and Officers
The Frederick City Hospital Association Board met at the Nurses Home to review December activity. Sixty three patients were treated with 30 admissions and 2 deaths. Seven full pay, 28 part pay, and 18 free patients were recorded. The annual meeting is set for March 9 and officers including President A R Yeakle and Treasurer Samuel G Duvall were re elected. The trustees held their annual meeting to confirm officers and the next gathering will be the third Tuesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Washington
A. C. McCardell
J. Welty Fahrney
Samuel G. Duvall
Amon Burgee
J. Travers Thomas
Edgar H. McBride
Park T. Loy
Noah E. Cramer
J. Alger Heard
Jesse H. Michael
Charles W. Lough
C. E. Wehler
Roger G. Hartey
Publc
Terrapins
Giants
Rebels
Red Sox
Loy
Imperials
Highlanders
Bank Directors Named for Peoples National Brunswick
At yesterday's meeting the Peoples National Bank of Brunswick elected 14 directors, naming George H. Hogan as president and W. George as first vice president. William Stonebraker becomes second vice president and J. H. Bowers cashier. The board expands from 11 to 14 with H N Werntz Oscar P Karn and H L Bennett added. A four percent semi annual dividend was declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples’ National Bank of Brunswick
George H. Hogan
W. George
William S. Stonebraker
J. H. Bowers
H. K. Hickman
Peoples’ Bank
H. N. Werntz
Oscar P. Karn
H. L. Bennett
Wild Onion Eradication Discussed By Farmers Group
The Junior Frederick County Farmers Association met January 12 led by President Reinmuth. Cyril Klein presented a paper on The Wild Onion and Methods of Eradication, with remarks by Prof. Stabler and Bruce White. The group adjourned to meet January 14. An infant in the city suffered laudanum exposure, believed accidental, with hopes for recovery. Charity Organization routine business covered cases under care. no new matters arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. B. Chaffin
Indoor Circus Planned at Y M C A Frederick in 2014
The Y M C A in Frederick announces a big indoor circus for late March, echoing a previous successful event. Plans include a noon parade, a large cast, side shows, and new features led by Bowling League activities and a February athletic meet for juniors and intermediates.
Installation of Officers at Adamstow Lodge 154
District Deputy Grand Master J. C. Whitter installed the officers of Adamstow Lodge 154 on last Friday evening for the term beginning January 1 1915. The event marked the start of a new tenure for the lodge identified as 0. O. F. 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Whitter
Adamstow
Lodge 1. 0. O. F
Marvel Equipment To Be Sold At Public Auction
The Marvel Theatre equipment, closed Saturday night, will be sold at public sale under distraint proceedings tomorrow afternoon at 1.30. Watch The News grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Today
Marvel Theatre
Are You Raptured A B Wentworth At New City Heel
Truss expert A B Wentworth will be in Frederick at the New City Heel for the week beginning January 12. From Thursday to Saturday interested parties may consult him free of charge about their case. The Wentworth Holdfast Truss features patent vacuum pads to prevent chafing and rupture, promising immediate relief. Examination and advice free with reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Wentworth
Frederick
New City
Wentworth
New York to California Auto Race Party Passes Through Frederick
A New York contingent led by LeMat and Miss Gale arrived in Frederick near 5 PM after departing Times Square Saturday. They faced a washed-out Meadow Brook Hill crossing and were towed, continuing toward Hagerstown for the night. The group, traveling with notables from Washington and Pittsburgh, will reach San Francisco via Santa Fe route, carrying letters from national officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
F. LeMat
Mins
Margaret Gale
Stanley Damen
William Schuck
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Wey
Times Square
Wiluington
Meadow Brook Hill
Rockville
Helen Woodruff Smith
Stamford
Trenton
N. J
William F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley
Miss Gale
LeMat
Schuck
Marshall
Clark
House
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Kansas City
Aldermen plan storage of amiesite ahead of street work
Board of Aldermen met to arrange unloading and storage of several hundred tons of amiesite shipped from the Ell icott City plant by Maryland Amiesite and Stone Co. They will store it until warm weather when work on West Second Street will start. Company president D A Leonard attended and said unloading would be paid for by the company, not hauling. The board aims to start Court Street work soon. Missionary Society Meets at Lutheran church with Miss Mary Gott presiding. Bible readings and lessons on the future and child life in India Syria and Persia were shared, described as an enjoyable meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Maryland Amiesite and Stone Company
Weat Second Street
D. A. Leonard
Court Street
Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Mary Oott
Independents to Nominate at Hose Company Meeting
The Independent Hose Company No. 1 will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 p m. Officers will be nominated for the coming year and other matters will be discussed.
Royal Arcanum Frederick Council Installs Officers
Deputy Grand Regent Oliver C. Warehime installed the officers of Frederick Council No. 1196 Royal Arcanum at a meeting held last night. The ceremony formalized the leadership lineup for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
Oliver C. Warehime
Service Board Reports Regulation of Public Utilities in 1914
Public Service Commission report to the governor details regulation scope in mars and includes 203 corporations under oversight. It lists types and counts from express and electric firms to steam railways and water companies, with capitalization totals and interest figures. Junior Steam Fire Engine Board re-elects judges and officers, followed by a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Complssson
Mars
Goldeborough
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
John €. Molter
Frank B. Sappington, Sr
Henry Lampe
A. K. Keefer
W. H. Shipley
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U.B
Case
Xmas Savings Club
The
Central Trust Company
Trust Company
Markevs
Junior Farmers’ Association
C.K. Tarria
YM. C. A
Aerocdation
Barker
Starris
Thogg
Mr. Harris
James A. Long
Charlies Hagan, Jr
Edward Bentz
H. G. Benson
Harry Creager
E. Austin James
Wilson P. Smith
New Directors of Association
Thurmronters
O. Miller
Crum
J. Ford
G. Miller
E. Miller
Thurmont— Ridenour
Hahn
Keefer
O'Toole
Extra
Marvel
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick ST
Hae
Franklin Savings Bank
Maryland
Loana Aga
Eaa
Hilver Coin 1
Woeekly Deposita
Geo. W. Heinlein
G. Wesley Kindley
WN. P
Clayton O. Keedy
Henry M. Gittinger
Joan Hershberger
Berman Optical Cs
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Commercial State Bank
O Square Corner
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
the News
Sharp
Sagebrush
Rhea Mitchell
W. &. Hart
Winifred, Greenwood
ED. Goxen
Bobby
Surope
Leo Feist, Inc
N.Y
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