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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1915

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Fink Wife Hunter Hid Secret Marriage for Years

Frederick County news details a divorce bill filed by Arthur D. Willard alleging Emma V. Fink deserted husband Emanuel C. Fink after a December 29, 1890 marriage. They lived about eleven and a half years. one daughter aged about 21 and another married for five years. Fink, of Sjamsville, previously teased mail for a wife, hinting at his plans while still married, as the case moves toward divorce.

Emanuel C. Mink Frederick County Hunter Arthur D. Willard Fink Emma V. Fink Samuel Lutz Dunkard Sjamsville New York State Pennsylvania United States New York

Annapolis Soldiers Triumph Over Local Team 25 to 14

The Annapolis Soldiers defeated the local aggregation 25 to 14 as ex pert signaling by Company M of Annapolis dominated play. Kreh of Company A stood out with five of Frederick’s six baskets, while Major Markey announced Friday league games on the armory floor. Return games and upcoming matches against Frederick and Silverspring were noted, alongside lineups and referees.

M.quint Annapolis Kreh Company A Frederick Markey Armory Annapolis Eam Company K Silverspring The Athletic Association of the School Washington County High School Company M Musterman Holley Kennedy Linton Craig L. G. J. Craig Boone Claude Linton Kennedy Yinger Schroeder Timer—Landauer

Lower Diamonds Colorful Chesapeake Triumph over Buckey Diamonds

Baumgardner's Chesapeake bowling team defeated Buckey's Diamonds by 65 pins in total pinfall. Individual scores show Chesapeake players Creager 83 123 100 and Baumgardner 109 99 91, while Diamonds leaders Oscar Miller 346 high score and Diamond peers posted lower totals. The rival teams meet again Friday at the Diamond alleys for a return contest. Officers Installed at Washington Camp No 17 P OSSA with George T Shuffler elected president and other posts filled. The United States owns exactly 8 000 islands housing about 10 000 000 people.

Baumgardner Chesapeake Buckey’s Diamonds Chesapeakes Creager Anne Ears Redres Diamonds O. Miller Ford Myers Miller Kennedy Sea's Om A Oscar Miller Diamond Alleys William H. Comfort Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America C. C. Morgan George T. Shuffler William D. Grove Mastre Ira Wiles S. Joe Zimmerman J. F. Oland E. A. Heidler L. M. Moberly C. T. Kine J. N. Shell W. H. Comfort

Frederick Man Plans Bold Overland Trip for Frederick

Joseph Walling a Pawnee Bill old scout plans a cross country ride to San Francisco carrying a letter from Mayor Fraley to boost Frederick. He will fund the trip by selling souvenirs and postcards, with pledges reaching 12.25 toward a 100 fund. The project aims to promote the city with a year long journey starting April 1.

Fratey Joseph Walling Pawnee Bill Europe San Francisco Lewis H. Fraley Frederick Frederick Board of Trade Wallingto Frisco Miller Walling Joe United States Canada Fredericksonian Oklahoma

Montgomery County Agricultural Society elects new board

At the annual meeting in Rockville Montgomery County Agricultural Society directors were chosen with Lee Offutt Charles Weirs Charles W. Fields David H Warfield William K. Jones Josiah W. Jones Charles F. Kirk Perrie E. Waters John B. Diamond Jr William B. Trundle W. H. Fawsett and N. H. Ward reelected except Ward who succeeds Francis H. Javing The directors are expected to reelect the old officers. London Jan 14 Amsterdam dispatch says Field Marshal von Hindenburg may be transferred to the western front in spring per popular demand

Montgomery County Agricultural Society Rockville Lee Offutt Charles Weirs Charles W. Fields David H. Warfield William K.jones Josiah W. Jones Charles F. Kirk Perrie E. Waters John B. Diamond, Jr William B. Trundle W. H. Fawsett N. H. Ward Mr. Ward Francis H. Javing von Hindenburg London Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company Germany Russia Mkels

Specialist A B Wentworth to visit Frederick for free consultations

Are You Raptured A B Wentworth, specialist and {russ expert, will be in Frederick at the New City Ue'el during the week of January 13 from Thursday to Saturday where interested parties can consult him free of charge regarding her case. The Wentworth Holdfast Truss has patent vacuum pads that will retain any rupture, affording immediate relief and closing the opening in the average case in a short time without surgery. Examination and advice free and prices reasonable.

A. B. Wentworth Frederick New City Ue'el

Meeting Aims To Form County Baseball League Near Emmitsburg

Chase Interested base ball group plans a February meeting to organize an amateur league with towns Gettysburg Thurmont Fairfield Taneytown and Emmitsburg within ten miles. No pay for players. funds needed for uniforms and a paid umpire. Frederick may be represented only if a professional team is planned. Ezra Hoffman seeks 500 damages over sewer damage. Uncle John Temple seeks work and receives a groceries order.

Emmitsburg Galt Gettysburg Fairfield Taneytown Thurmont Frederick TriCity

Musterole Relief Claims Across Pains and Aches

An old advertisement touts MUSTEROLE as quick relief for neuralgia and headaches by rubbing on temples and neck. It markets the white mustard oil ointment for sore throat and bronchitis among many conditions, with 25¢ 50¢ and 2.50 hospital sizes, urging buyers to refuse imitations. The Masterpelpany of Cleveland Ohio is listed as the maker.

Cleveland Ohio

Mount St. Mary's Basketball Ahead After Short Practice

Mount St. Marys begins work after a brief vacation period as they set for 12 remaining games. Captain Leary and Sally lead veterans, while costs and absences from last year are noted. Upcoming schedules include a McSherrystown pro quint, Western Maryland College, and a cancelled West Virginia game. Christmas Savings payout and a 40th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Hahn are also mentioned.

Préepeche Mount St. Mary’s Boldiya St. John’s College Annapolis Aplendia Costello Phillips May Brillant Donovan Haltgan Miller Rodgers Sutton West Virginia Wesleyan Virginia McSherrystown Western Maryland College

Frederick Bank Statement 1915 Report of Assets and Liabilities

Financial snapshot for a Frederick Maryland institution dated January 7 1915 shows total resources at 662 312 27 and liabilities including weekly deposits 5 893 295 00 and deposits 61 196 26 with 473 356 86 savings. Officials Geo W Heinlein secretary and directors Keedy Gittinger Hershberger sign.

U.S BAI Ceesares Wee Nyycees State of Maryland Frederick Geo. W. Heinlein G. Wesley Kindley N. P

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