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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1915

Page

2

Telecommunication rate inquiry opens in Frederick

Frederick farmers and two local representatives filed complaints with the Public Service Commission regarding rates and discrimination by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Debates cover substation charges, line counts, and cross-county tolls. Jefferson County line owners face substantial rate increases, while a horse injury at Judge Mumford’s Brad farm ends a hind leg.

Haney Lloyd T. MacGill Frederick Board of Trade Emory C. Berg Public Service Comain Chesapeake and Potomac Teleone Company Baltimore MacGill Brad Remsberg Machill Trade Board Imill 4A Foerer Romsberg Farm- S Frederick Exchange Coun Frederick Hit Jefferson County W. Va

Local Church Aims to Raise One Million for War Emergency Fund

The Episcopal Church province of Washington plans a one million dollar drive for immediate emergency use in the European war zone. The drive will involve dioceses in Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Virginia with aims to expand religious education social reform and missionary work amid wartime financial strains.

Episcopal Church Washington Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware West Virginia Virginia P. E. Church United States Pittsburg Staelf England

Death Notices and Obituaries From Utica Mills and Nearby

Mrs Susan E Measell aged 47 widow of David L Measell died at Utica Mills at 1 80 oclock this morning after a lingering illness She leaves two sons and four daughters including Charles F Measell Detroit and C S Mensell Norfolk Va Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Utica Saturday at 2 Interment in adjoining cemetery Funeral director M L Creager Thurmont Also notes Mrs Elizabeth Larman of Washington died January 11 aged 75 interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery Rev E J Hummelbaugh officiating Thomas P Rice in charge Miss Mary Emma Salt 18 year old tuberculosis funeral Friday Quinn A M E church Also Daniel Shives Ernitsville died age 80 First Indian Officer slain Captain Im Nachin of Montreal killed in trenches January 8 during engagement in Princes light infantry Text references local notices and a military casualty report

Susan Fr. Mearell Susan E. Measell David L. Measell Utica Mills Charles F. Measell Detroit Mich C. S. Mensell Norfolk D. R. Wachter Harry Albaugh Bradley Wiles Mamie Albaugh St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Utica A. Hedges M. L. Creager Thurmont Elizabeth Larman John W. Larman Washington Mt. Olivet E. J. Hummelbaugh Thomas P. Ric Wes Mary Emma Salt Mary Emma Hall T. H. Hall West All Sainta Street William John Ernest Hall Ruth Annetta Hall Frederick James Beicon Scranton Quinn A. M. E. Church Thos. P. Rice Cer Senday Fan Im OL ¢ Nachin Montreal Princes “Atricla

Commissioners 10 distribute places in Woodville district

County commissioners name road supervisors for Woodville district. They cite Article 36 to prevent one person holding two offices, noting some current road supervisors also serve as election officials. Seventy miles of roads are funded with listed supervisors and stipends. Tomorrow Johnsville district supervisors will be named.

Woodville Ludwig Maisel William Schell David Martin Arch Runkles Charles Schneider Daniel Young Augustus Brashears Charles Norwood Leo Kreimer M. F E. Burgee A. A. Peddicord John E. Burke Jesse Day John T. Norwood Burgee Thomas Schell Mr. Alry Johnsville

Estates and court notices in Orphans Court proceedings

Letters testamentary and administration granted for multiple estates including Anne French John William Burker Annie Mosley James E Gantriss and others. Reports inventories accounts and distributions filed plus property deeds and two marriage licenses. Maple sugar production in Quebec reported at about 14509 pounds annually.

Anne French Charles W. Wright John William Burker John E William H. Burrier Annie Mosley William T. Moxley James E. Gantriss Victor F. Cullen George M. Barker James W. Eichelberger

Orgar Family Saved From Being Sold Out

Friends raise 4607 for the Orgar family relief and adjust rent. Motive to avoid sale of household goods and Cural tute of Mrs Laure Morgan. owner calls off sale if $17.28 plus January rent paid by Feb 1. Donations totaled 48.07 with receipts and additional contributions aiding relocation and future months.

Predenek Laure Morgan Sixth Street Chapel Alley Hupimelbaugh Morgan Hummeldaugh Dora Fowler Ramsburg West Patrick Street

M E parsonage hosts two weddings in Baltimore area

The M E parsonage in Baltimore witnessed a January 7 wedding as Miss Helen Storey became Mrs Leslie Crea ger in a ceremony by Rev J W H Beale. The couple plans Washington and Philadelphia trips before settling in Baltimore. Also wed were Edgar Mosberg and Maude O Bender at Lime Kiln and William Dutrow with Katie Allautt at Boyds. A third note reports Britain reduced indictable offense convictions by at least 7 209 over the past decade.

M. E. Parsonage Baltimore J. W. H. Beale Helen R. Storey J. Wesley Storey Church Hill Leslie H. Creager Frederick Washington Philadelphia Edgar J. Mosberg Maude O. Bender Methodist Episcopal Parsonage E. H. Lamar William A. Burck Buckeystown William A. Dutrow Katie Allautt Boyds A. B. Smith Dut Row Royds

Piney Pinex cough remedy for home use and savings

An ad style note promotes Piney Pinex as a home cough remedy that outperforms ready made mixtures. It claims quick relief from throat chest colds and bronchial issues, explains mixing with sugar syrup, and urges asking a doctor for eight ounces of Pinex from The Price Co FR Warne Ind, with a satisfaction guarantee.

Meine Warnes the Price Co, FR Warne, Ind

Amiesite Work On West Second Street Begins

City workers under City Engineer Emory Crum start laying amiesite on West Second Street and top-dress the material already laid on Court Street. Leonard A. Here of the Maryland Amicsite and Stone Co and engineer Mr. Smith from Ellicott City supervise on site. The C and P Telephone manhole on West Second Street will be leveled with the street and paid for by the telephone company. Spring weather brings optimism for completion as temperature and adhesion are favorable.

West Second Street Leonard Emory C. Crum Court Street Second Street A. Leonard Maryland Amicsite and Stone Company Smith Ellicott City Frederic Crumatat C. & P. Telephone Company

Funeral for Mr. George Hoff Held at Mt. Olivet

The remains were brought here yesterday at 3.55 pm via B. and O. R. Interment followed in the family lot at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Rev. W. O. Smith Jr of the Chapel of the Good Shepherd in Riderwood Maryland officiated. Pallbearers were relatives and Thomas P. Rice had charge of arrangements.

George Hoff Mt. Olivet Cemetery W. O. Smith Chapel of the Good Shepherd Riderwood Baltimore County Thomas P. Rice

Cascarets for your bowels headline style pitch

A 10 cent Cascarets advertisement promises cleansing of the stomach and bowels, relief from headaches biliousness and indigestion, claiming Cascarets purify without griping and are loved by children, urging daily use and household inclusion.

January Paymes Report Shows Retail Stability in 1915

Local merchants report January bills being paid about as usual and overall finances favorable compared with other centers. Some feared European War pressures would hurt payments, but feedback from shopkeepers suggests no major problems. Lome Frederick firms are inventorying for the year and lining up spring stock. Goods were bought in September and salesmen will soon showcase fall merchandise. Tanger clearance sales have boosted business as merchants prepare for the Easter surge.

Lome Frederick

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