Almanac snapshot of notable births deaths and a Cowpens battle
The item lists milestones in American history with figures such as Benjamin Franklin Charles Brockden Brown Caleb Cushing George Bancroft Rutherford B Hayes and Marshall Field. It notes the 1781 Battle of Cowpens and provides an astronomical window from noon today to noon tomorrow including sun set and moon rise times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
VTI
Charles Brockden Brown
United States
Marshall Field
Chicago
Public Sale Recording Service Seeks Seller Details
Persons planning a public sale this season should immediately send The News their names addresses and sale dates for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. The paper offers free registration and also prints sales in the Sale Register in Daily and Weekly issues when bills and advertisements are provided. No notice will be published without an order and copy in hand for bills or ads.
Y M C A Prominent Athletics Night At Diamond Rink
The Y M C A faces the Astorias of Baltimore at Diamond Rink in a hard fought basketball clash. A second tough game follows Thursday against West Branch Y M C A of Annapolis as the club eyes continued strong play and training for the circus event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Baltimore
Astoria
Tiamond
Serees
Boxing and wrestling class schedule moves to Wednesday
Brief notes report a change in boxing and wrestling classes at Yo MLC A shifted from Friday to Wednesday night. A Standard Company wagon horse slipped and fell on North Market Street in front of Maxsrs Putman Miller Con, bruising its limbs. Defense in suit of Mr Felton begins samowhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLC. A
Standard Company
North Market Street
Maxsrs, Putman, Miller & Con
Felton
Water case still up as able to work returns
In Frederick a railroad foreman, Saranel C. Tithow, injured by a falling trolley pole two weeks ago, is back at work. The defense in Thaddess Mo Wulten v Waltheride Water Company resumes as Mr WLC. Huoim testifies on use albition data, with residents of Grape Creek asked to describe stream conditions during the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ork
Saranel C. Tithow
Frederick Railroad Co
Thaddess Mo Wulten
Waltheride Water Company
Legan Gts
Wlc. Huoim
Grape Creek
Meeting on Frederick water system to be discussed
Mayor Schell will convene a special meeting with aldermen and Board of Trade members to review improvements to Frederick's water supply. Superintendent Tyeryar outlines leaks at the new reservoir, plans to mend it, add a new pipeline, and seek extra supply. He notes historically low levels and urges rapid action before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Schell
Tyeryar
Frederick
Schellin
Frank F. Tyergar
Bank Statements Show Gains for Frederick City Banks
Bank reports published in The News indicate steady growth in Frederick city banks over three months. Total resources rose to 8.187 million and deposits to 6.481 million, with Walkersville Savings and Monrovia National showing prosperity. Monrovia resources up 24 thousand, deposits up 23 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctty
Frederick
Walkersville Savings Bank
First National Bank
Monroviaa
Monrovia Bank
Walkersville Bank
Sick List Reflects Local Stays At Home And Recoveries
Among the sick and recovering residents of Moberly and surrounding areas are Mrs. Lewis H recovering at South Market Street, Mr. Frank Herring and Mr. F. W. Staub on the sick list, and Charles T. K. Young confined at home. Mrs. Clarence Strine undergoing treatment at City Hospital, Lotter Carrier Charles Robertson back on duty after illness, Motorman Luther Horrie of the Frederic Railroad listed sick, Miss May Keefer able to go out, Masier Murray Shook improving, and Clarence Brandenburg with mumps confined at home though Frank ob M. Storm now able to work. Parry W. Bowers, Clerk of the Court, underwent a home operation and rests well, and William Slagle of New Midv. operated on for appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital and progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H
Moberly South Market Street
Frank Herring
F. W. Staub
Charles T. K. Young
Clarence Strine
City Hospital
Charles Robertson
Luther Horrie
Frederic Railroad
Masier Murray Shook
West Patrick Street
Clarence Brandenburg
Rocky Springs
Frank Ob
M. Storm
Parry W. Bowers
Clarkeshire
William of
Slagle
New Midv
Frederick City Hospital
Suffrage Lecture By Mrs Hepburn In Hartford
Mrs Thomas Norval Hepburn of Hartford Connecticut will speak on Equal Suffrage in the Woman s College Auditorium Friday evening January 20 at oclock Mrs Hepburn sister of Baltimore based speaker Mrs Donald R Hooker noted as a leading state orator She holds BA MA from Bryn Mawr and studied at Radcliffe All invited with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norval Hepburn
Hartford
Connecticut
State Federation of Clubs of
Woman's College
Hepburn
Donald R. Hooker
Baltimore
Maryland
Hryn Mawr College
Radcliffe College
Police Lookout For Jack the Kisser in City Scare
Reports describe a man in female clothing accused of stopping young women on city streets in several sections. Another sighting involves a man in female attire near his wife who left home for other quarters. Also noted are ar duff proposals and construction plans for Frederick City Abattoir with Hammett Fire Proofing Co. and Belmont Iron Works handling concrete and steel work. A centuries old locust tree at West All Saints street was blown down by a Sunday night wind, damaging a fence and marking a local landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Kisser
Jack
P. A. Kley
Philadelphia
Frederick City Abattoir
Hammett Fire Proofing Co
Washington
Belmont Iron Works
B. Eugene Wirts
All Saints Street
Messre
John H. Abcott & Son
Emmitsburg Turnpike
Hansonville
Town Grove Assembly elects officers at York meeting
At a stockholders meeting of the Town Grove Assembly Association in York officers and directors were chosen for the year and other business transacted. Rev J W Hummelbauch pastor of the church was elected first vice president and superintendent. The next annual camp meeting is set for 28 at Lititiaw east of Hanover. Revival services continue each evening with song services at 7 30 and sermon at 8 p m with cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Grove Assembly Association
York
J. WW. Hummelbauugh
Pri Litiaw
Hanover
D. B. Mentzer
Fonrih Stehureh
The
Brethren
Jesus
Christ
Thoroughbred Cattle Shipped by North Carolina Railroad
A number of thoroughbred cattle were shipped over the N C RR this morning. Mr Wm PL Morsell sent four head of registered Holstein cattle to Mr John M Dennis at Bethlerville Md. and Mr Harry Witter shipped two thoroughbred steer calves to a party at Westminster.
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N.C. RR
Me. Wm PL Morsell
John M. Dennis
Buthlervile
Fiarry Witter P
Westminster
Forgery Suspect Uses Alias Charles Miller in Bank Check Scam
Five checks drawn on Valley Savings of MildTeow were cashed by a man posing as Charles P. Miller at East Church Street addresses. Two checks passed by a local passer, others discarded. no account found at Valley Savings. Suspect described as nervous, quick talker in a black derby and high suit. residence at 416 E Church Street unlocated. officers continue inquiry.
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Chas. H. Miller
E. Church Street
Chas
Auiter
EL Charen Street
Heo
Rad
Grumbie
Amy Tider
Unis
Directors elected at People's Fire Insurance Corp meeting
At a stockholders meeting held yesterday afternoon the following directors were elected for the ensuing year: Aden Salisbury Mee Bolt Dickersen Briss field Timlock Byam Cra bridge Cover Reddie Mason Sheehan Wrightson Easton Berlin Creeb Stone Enemitsburs Biser Cobley Coblepty Gabe Tents Nepler Hemp Jefferson Lewis Benn Mc Matters Franklin Frederick. The board re elected officers: President Mooery J. Coblents vice president Ro Tash GC. Cover Wm Deanh Charles Diser Chairman of Executive Committee Russell Lighter clerk Miss Bessie Wilhlde stenographer Thomas T P Uaimmend secretary and manager at the Baltimore Branch Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Fire Insurance Corp. E
Aden
Ef Salisbury
Bolt
Oil Oficers
Mooery J. Coblents
View Presidenta
Ro Tash GC
We Deanh
Charles C. Diser
Russell Or. Lighter
Bessie C. Wilhlde
Thomas
TP. Uaimmend
Datlimore
Ottiec
Court Grants Order Involving Torine and Whip Family
Circuit Court grants an order affecting Lena Sabina Torine and Lemsablirt Whip. Miss Torine has resided with Ma Lewis O2 Whip in Jefferson for years. Whip, a widower with no children, is connected to Miss Herbie and family through the order. The case involved Dormer and Cruer representing Miss DDorine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Sabina Torine
Fins
Ma Lewis
Jefferson
Meo Whipp
Hiis
Herbie
White Vessis
Dormer and Cruer
Webster Lite Society Meeting and Debate Recap
Webster Lite held a weekly literary society meeting on Friday with Frank Willis presiding. Members recited minutes, discussed governance, and heard brief talks by Leslie Pornbull and Helen Walker. A young guest cried out about domestic life, prompting a lighthearted duel of reminiscences. Red entries note a bride and groom’s quip about bread and dough during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Vecauhur
Pyilay Iter Toon
Teader
Frank Wiliis
Hairless
McA
Bones
Lestie
Pornbull
Helen Walker
de Maile
Susie B
Paul Ho
Aldred Valcaner
Dasper Albay Bernarad
Altice A. Woygarth
Etheline
Lo ‘Thomas
Simmel
Walter
ATH Wagh
Thesernery
Pridas
Jame
Citizens' National Bank financial statement excerpt
A historical bank report shows Citizens' National Bank of Maury at close of business January 7 with assets including bonds, vaults, and deposits. It lists liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and various reserves with amounts noted for federal and private bank dealings.
Prairie Pt Directors Bank Statement Signature Line
John D. Hendrickson and William G Zimmerman swear to the truth of the above bank statement in Maryland. The document notes officers weld as cashiers and directors and is sworn before a notary on January eighth.
Local notes mix theater, sports, and sales in Baltimore area
The page lists theater reels The Marvel Tonight and The Unexpected Troneymoon plus a Thursday basketball event at West Branch YMCA in Baltimore. It notes a directors meeting for Eureka Life Insurance on Feb 14 1911 and various sales ads for clothing and furniture with deeply discounted prices at Astoria Team and other local vendors.
For Sale and Local Notices Around Frederick Maryland
Multiple real estate and business notices list a new three story brick house with eight rooms at 110 West Third Street, a two story brick dwelling at No. 1 West Patrick Street, terms offered by Young Staley and associates, along with notices of novel lending, freight shipments, and a veterinary hospital opening at 122 West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
West Patrick Street
Young 4 Staley
Real J E Loans
Pire
Frederick, Md
W. I. Brown
MclKillip Veterinary College of
Chicago
R. V. Smith
Hus
Houck'’s
Funeral for Miss Amy Carmack in Walkersville
The funeral held Tuesday at noon from the parents home of Mr and Mrs Valentine Carmack Walkersville. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery Woodshoro. Rev CG M Sparrow conducted services. Pallbearers were Ward Stauffer Frank Heuener Ernest Dinnerman David Hoke Harvey Withide and Edgar Huntsberry. Pulman and Creager funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Carmack
Valentine Carmack
Walkersville
Mt. Olivet
Woodshoro
CG. M. Sparrow
Ward Stauffer
Frank Heuener
Ernest Dinnerman
David Hoke
Harvey Withide
Edgar Huntsberry
Pulman
Creager
Funera
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the Daily News
Tan News
Tain TV
W. E. Moore
Weather Bureau
Biamond Rink
Biamond
SENTS
Miss Mets
E. Burgdorf
X and Supply Co
Y. M
Astorias
West Hranch VY. Moo
jaNimore
VM. E. AL
Lnst
II Cami
Elhoon
Prinesday
Eireus
Debra
Pridboa
Shank
Aed Fote
Thay
EROMO
May Keefer
Routh Street
Mrs. Hooker
Jack the
Kisser
Rev. Hummelbaugh
Valley Savings Bank
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Lena Horine
Permisson
Newa
Citizens' National Bank
OM the
Citizens Navpional Bank
AL Peederteh
Maury
Jaguary
Soltacer
Honda
CHOU
Wand Savings
Die Frean
National Paper Nickels
Lin Bank
E.os
Aut
India
Lda
United Saintes de Puss
Mies A Addon Ag
Totat
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neb & Miller
Imp
Nettie Mehrling
John W. Mehreing
C. A
Baltimore Y.M
Stree
Frederick OY
Eureka Life Ensnranes Company
Astor
Ballimore Diamond Rink
Spat
Paulfernos
Weslin
Bargatns
Mien
Ane Woalten
Len
Union Suis
Botsler Chaos
Laman Matey
Hargaing
Remsmants Biles
Nedig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess & Clark
Fiess & Clarics Poultry Pan-A
Williamson
DRG
Keaall
Alis
David Cramer
Walkersville, Md
Frederick Co
Tust
Kodak Family
Kodak
Kroh
8 North Market Street
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens' National Bank
Thos, P. Rice
Maret Street
Arry G. Tritapoe
Predenck
Lewistown
New Market
Barthelows
Buck
Ab Pargain
Hock Ville
Hock+ ville
Court ST
W. Wrederick
Prethertck
Keller & Myers
Gly
Braddock Heigits
Bath
Jefferson Boutevaerd
Young & Staley
Younu & Staley
Conrk Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Asramer & Stauffer
Court Street
Hetjes
Toy Village
L. Cramer & Sons
Ates. Obo. Insurance
Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins. Co
Queen Iax. Co
N.Y
Videlity Underwriters
Church St
Landis
Trons
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