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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1915

Page

5

Storytelling Hour Draws 80 Local Children At Library

The Frederick County Free Library hosted about eighty children for a Saturday storytelling hour led by Miss Akin. Storytellers Alliene Dechant and Ethel Lowe guided the audience through Johnny Cake with participants acting out parts. Miss Ella Houck donated World's Masterpieces of Modern Painting copies for display and classroom use.

Frederick County Ella Houck Farr Public Library Commission Maryland Frederick

Hays estate arbitrators meet again. Walkersville dance set

The Board of Arbitrators in the Hays estate will reconvene in the Orphans' Court after issuing an initial report. They will arbitrate remaining questions before a full report. Invitations have been issued for a dance at Gilbert's Hall Walkersville on Friday evening January 22 with a select orchestra.

Hays Orphans’ Court Gilbert Walkersville

Brunswick Post Office Appointment Mixup Resolved

A Washington telegram from postoffice inspector H T Gregory to Acting Postmaster F L Spitzer ordered withdrawal of a job notice opened yesterday in Brunswick. The error, thought to involve a fourth class designation, caused political stir among local factions before the telegram clarified the situation and pointed to W G Musgrove as likely to assume the office.

H. T. Gregory Postoffice Inspector Washington F. L. Spitzer Brunswick Brunswick Post Office Post Office Department J. T. Martin W. G. Musgrove State Central Committee Musgrove Frederick Emmitsburg

Among the Sick In Town Residents

Mr. Charles Opel has recovered enough to be out. Mr. Charles Brengle on North Market street is housebound due to sickness. Mrs. William C. Martin on North Market street is rheumatic and confined to home. Mr. Raymond Esler of Center street recovering from an injury at W. D. Bowers planing mills. Superintendent Albert E. Routzaha of Mount Olivet cemetery also ill with rheumatism.

Charles Opel Charles Brengle North Market Street William C. Martin Raymond Esler Center Street W. D. Bowers Albert E. Routzaha Mount Olivet Cemetery

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Frederick Patron

Frederick resident John T Webster reports long back and kidney pain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J W Harner's Drug Store. He endorses the remedy and urges others to seek the same relief. Price 5 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Frederick Dean John T. Webster East Church St. Frederick J. W. Harner Doan

Attorney Forsyth Seeks Property Buyers by Advertising Push

Advertising efforts by Arthur P. Forsyth, attorney at law of Ellicott City, generated many inquiries and drew a number of people to express interest in purchasing the property. The letter conveys professional thanks and acknowledges strong buyer interest.

Arthur P. Forsyth Ellicott City

James A. Jones Enters Democratic Sheriff Race

James A. Jones announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff. A riding deputy to Sheriff John D. Conard, he aims for a reformist bid, leveraging long service in county duties and prior work in horse dealing. He has been active in Frederick politics as a Democratic Party figure and city central committee member.

A. Jones James A. Jones Jones John D. Conard Democratic Party Frederick Democratic City Central Committee

Social Evening at Miss Mamie Crum and Mr Reno Crum Home

A pleasant social gathering occurred at the Crums on North Market Street on Thursday night. A chicken and oyster supper followed. Attendees included Misses Ethel Waters Florence Wills Ruth Dixon Mary Myers Grace Hagan Norma Wachter and Messrs Lewis Sponseller Reginald Smith Lavier Michal Wilson Smith Millard Rice Arthur Bapst G Hoskins Morgan Willian Slemmer and Harvey Hedges.

Mamie Crum Mr. Reno S. Crum North Market Street Ethel Waters Florence Wills Ruth Dixon Mary Myers Grace Hagan Norma Wachter Messrs Lewis M. Sponseller Reginald Smith Lavier Michal Wilson P. Smith Millard Rice Arthur Bapst G. Hoskins Morgan Willian Slemmer Harvey Hedges

Civic Club Meets at Y M C A on Monday Afternoon

Local notices include the Civic Club monthly meeting at the Y M C A at 3 30 pm Monday. Also a visitation academy recital on Monday January 18 at 4 pm with Miss Stoddart of New York and a W C T U lecture by Hon M J Fanning on Tuesday night January 19 at East Church Street Hall. Auction slated Monday January 18 at 123 West Fifth Street with goods from nuts to ribbons. Special sale at The Underselling Store 11 South Market Street offers winter clothing and marked discounts. Dressed turkeys geese and chickens advertised at the end.

Civic Club Nellie V. Reich Visitation Academy Tie Academy Miss Stoddart New York Emma R. Gittinger Wat. T. U M. J. Fanning W. C. T. U. Hall East Church Street

Cecil's Cash Market Auction Notice 1915

John W. Null auctioneer will sell for Curtis T. Zimmerman on March 29 1915 on Point of Rocks Road five miles from Frederick livestock and farming implements and household goods Fresh Standard Oreters 25 Cents a Quart Phone 611 J. M. CULLER Fresh Fish at all times at

John W. Null Curtis T. Zimmerman Point of Rocks Frederick J. M. Culler CECIL

In Memoriam Mary Amanda Stultz One Year Passed

In sad remembrance of grandmother Mary Amanda Stultz who departed this life one year ago on January 16 1914. Our hearts ache as they did that day. From William Stultz.

Mary Amanda Stultz Ufe William Stultz

Week of Farmers Institutes Planned in Frederick Area

The Frederick County Farmers Association announces a week of Farmers Institutes beginning Monday in Thurmont and running through Friday in Frederick, with two countywide sessions daily and possible night talks. Lecturers from the U S Department of Agriculture and Maryland Agricultural College are expected, with meetings in Thurmont Myersville Middletown Jefferson and Frederick and additional dates in Washington County towns such as Keedysville Boonsboro Downsville Chewsville Clear Spring Smithsburg Hagerstown.

Thurmont Frederick Washington County Farmers’ Institutes Frederick City Noah EB. Cramer David Zentz Myersville John C. Leatherman Middletown T. ©. Shafer Jefferson Thurajay C. A. Kemp Noah F. Cramer Y. 43F. C. A United States Department of Agriculture Washington Maryland Agricultural College Cates Cramer Hill Keedyyeille Willam D. Hughes Boonsboro George H. Thames Downaville Grafton Downes Chewsville J. Kieffer Funk Clear Spring W. W. Siebert Smithsburg di Y.pike Hagerstown T. A Poffenberger

Hood College engagements and local ads in Frederick

Engagement announced for Monday evening at Hood College with Felice Jula, Baltimore’s finest harpist, tickets 50 cents for Preparatory Department members to fund the Building Fund. Also notes a second Hood College lecture by Dr. Arthur K. Peck on January 16 at 8 pm, tickets six for $1 or single 25 cents. Local ads promote Sausage and Spareribs, cleaners, groceries, maple syrup, and piano agency for Hallet and Davis.

Marie Stoddart Hood College Felice Jula Baltimore Germany Arthur K. Peck Johann Strauss Rubinstein Kenny Lind Patti Mary Garden Constantino Abbe Perosi Isader Pope's Choir Rome Sunlight Boston Cramer's Palace OF Music

Massive storewide price cuts invade winter wear bargains

From rails to racks the store touts deeply slashed prices on coats suits and skirts with bold claims of cost off and quick turnover. Separate racks feature 18 to 16 year old girls suits at 2.90 to 6.50 and women’s cloth suits 4.95 to 9.50 formerly 15 to 25 with other garments undercut to lure shoppers. Real estate listings advertise open houses and two brick houses with steam heat and modern features.

Local blacksmith and auto repair shop new owners

Streett Ball and Lidio announce acquisition of Hagan’s blacksmith shop and coach business with same staff. They offer blacksmithing horseshoeing auto painting and trimming at the same prices and seek customer trials. Also ads list available unimproved lots near Union Manufacturing Co and fur and livestock buyers in Frederick Maryland.

Water Wisner Streets Union Manufacturing Co F. W. Obenderfer

Real Estate Listing for Gratoon 5 Mercer Firm

Real estate agents Gratoon 5 Mercer advertise city property suitable for business and investment. The offer includes 450 year school and 20 acre with 18 tillable acres, the rest timber, plus a 10 acre farm with improvements. Also mentions Ombe Peoples Insurance Building at Church and Court Streets.

Gratoon Mercer Ombe Peoples Insurance Court Sts

Real estate ads offer farms and homes for sale

John N. Clary Real Estate and Loans advertises modern dwellings with steam heat on Elm and Madison streets and a two story, three bedroom home on East Second. It also promotes a 92 acre dairy farm near Frederick with fine buildings, plus multiple mortgage loan services from offices on West Patrick Street and North Market Street.

Elm Street Madison Street Second Street F. G. Thomas West Patrick ST West Third Street State Road Frederick North Market St

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