Fifty Autos to Be Shown in Armory
More than fifty automobiles from major makers will be displayed at the Sec and Annual Auto Show opening February 1. Spaces are sold, with a lighting upgrade and new decorating ideas planned. An orchestra will play at opening hour. Exhibitors include Foss-Hughes Baltimore Packard, Mars el Mobile Baltimore, White Baltimore, and many Frederick and Hagerstown firms. A Confederate flag gift is noted and a dog named Mutt returns to its owner after a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Space
Foss-Hughes Company
Baltimore
Pierce-Arrow
Mars
el-Mobile Company
Packard
Crawford Automobile Company
Hagerstown
Crawford
Monumental Motor Car Company
Kissel-Kars
Fleigh Auto and Tire Company
Frederick
Mountain City
Paige-Detroit
Dodge Brothers
Atto Safes and Service Company
Auto-car
Gregory and Marker
Brunswick
Rev
James E. Solt
Grant
Robinson Oil Company
Oils
Central
Winton
Charles E. Shenk Piano Company
Oldsmobile
Frederick City
Studebaker
Franklin, Saxon
Independent Motors Company
D. Rinehart
Hupmobile
Hampden Auto Sales Company
Lexington
W. A. R. Bell
Frederick, Briscoe
Harry Mohler
Regal
Braddock Heights Casino Company Elects Directors
Stockholders elected a slate of directors for the Braddock Heights Casino Company including R. P. Ross St. Paul Smith Charles A Opel S H Bennett Charles H Remsberg John Poole Dr J O Hendrix M E Kefauver W Harry Haller E B Nicodemus Abe Hemp Lloyd A Culler The board then chose W Harry Haller as president Lloyd Culler as vice president and E B Nicodemus as secretary and treasurer The season committees were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Casino Company
R. P. Ross
St. Paul Smith
Charles A. Opel
S. H. Bennett
Charles H. Remsberg
John Poole
Lloyd ©. Culler
E. B. Nicodemus
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in County Public Records
Deeds record transfers among Jackson R. Wolf Emma Wolf and Lawrence A. Wolf for county real estate with prices listed as 800 10 and 3 000 involving others including Winfield S Peters and George L Peters plus a Thurmont property transfer to John P T Matthias for 10. Marriage licenses note Armand Langan and Sadie Griffin ages 23 and 19 plus Columbia Cover and Annie M Ruprecht ages 61 and 54. Also included is a poetic excerpt by Frank L. Stanton from the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson R. Wolf
Emma Wolf
Lawrence A. Wolf
Hampton M. Wolf
David V. Stauffer
David M. Stauffer
George L.peters
Julian M. Peters
Winfield S. Peters
George L. Peters
Art Work in Wood and Cameo Effect Described
A New York Sun excerpt recounts a wood cameo work by an artist new to finishing, describing a foot square piece with a white wood bas relief of a Greek goddess, layered with three glued and pressed woods to create a cameo look. The craftsman planned to sell it for 100 dollars but judged his first effort imperfect yet promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grst
New York Sun
Cyril Mardest
Maude
Corte
Fwe
Ingal Getverg
Gudbradsdale
Norway
Winifred Bryson
Burbank
Los Arge
Solandig
Secret Service
Thrift Lesson Warns Against Cheap but Wasteful Bets
A cautionary essay notes that true economy lies in value over price and warns against saving a few cents by sacrificing quality or health. It cites examples from groceries to clothing and warns that skimping on necessities harms more than it helps, then mentions a night school session at Federated Charities Building starting tonight.
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Punghole
American Bankers’ Association
Night School Charities
Federated Charites
Girls’ High School
Franklin Savings Bank Report of Condition December 1913
A Maryland bank in Frederick reports assets of 705791.62 and deposits, with loans and discounts, reserve funds, and cash items. Secretary Geo W Heinless swears the figures are true. directors Clayton Keedy Alf Frome An Versheberger attest. State and county formalities completed January 1913.
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Vr Ano Franklin Savings Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Cureles Crc
Fankin House
Pete Ixedres Sys
Winne Miledard
Tche Atoes
U.S
Wea Rtos
State of
Geo. W. Fietnkin
Geo. W. Heinless
Pia
Chas
Vendrickson
N.Y
Clayton
Keedy
Alf Frome
Versheberger
Solomon Sachler Trial Set For Carroll County
The trial of Solomon Sachler charged with murdering William Brown of Silverton on New Year’s Day was set for Monday January 4 by Chief Judge William I. L. Thomas of the Circuit Court. Judge Thomas named John Millon Hellsnider to defend Sachler, with State’s Attorney Edward O. Weant aiding in the prosecution. Harry Derr had a hearing before Magistrate Tull on Savard’s night for refusing to assist an officer during an arrest. the magistrate reprimanded Derr and dismissed him after the officer Hahn reported two alleged robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Sachler
William ¥. Brown
Silverton
William IL Thomas
Carroll County
Thomas
John Millon Hellsnider
Lucifer
en-State
Edward 0. Weant
Seabron
Harry Dberr
Mawistrate Tull
Ofeer Hahn
Derr
Engist
From Montana to Frederick J Paul Brown visits city
J Paul Brown formerly of this city arrived in Frederick yesterday to visit relatives and friends. He has lived near Anaconda Montana in the U S Forest Service and notes the cold weather proving milder than arctic conditions he endured on the West. Brown spent time in Florida where his father James Brown has settled. Five eclipses occur this year three visible in this country with dates January 20 partial Moon February 3 total Sun July 14 partial Moon and two invisible Sun on July 30 and December 27. Also attendees from Columbia Lodge A F and A Masons will visit B B French Lodge of Masons in Washington tonight for degree conferrals with George Ed Myers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J Paul Brown
Frederick
Ciy
Anaconda
U. S. Forest Service
Mr. Brown
Florida
James Brown
Washington Lodge
C. B. Cox
H. C. Zacharias
George Ed. Myers
A. A. Radcliff
Milk bottle warnings and brass theft report in Waynesboro
Chief of Police Adam Brachey warns residents to handle milk bottles properly to prevent disease, noting bottles left in dirt and discarded from garbage dumps. The article also reports brass taken from a local house, with L. J. Flohr and John Baker identifying brass stolen by George Pryor and linked to Waynesboro authorities.
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Adam Brachey
House
L. J. Flohr
W. M
Thurmont
John Baker
Glen Afton
Waynesboro
Chief Staley
George Pryor
Pen- Mar
Vinci the remedy for weak women and run-down souls
An old advertisement touts Vinci as a powerful tonic for weak and frail persons. It claims three ancient tonics in one formula including cod liver extractives without oil, iron pep tonate, and beef peptone. Testimonial letters from Savannah Georgia and a Maryland pharmacist endorse renewed strength and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Savannah
Sme
Sarah White
A. Willlawson
Mederkh. Md
League Magnates Talk Ball Plans for Eight-Team Circuit
Cumberland and Frostburg seek admission to the Blue Ridge Baseball League at a Hagerstown meeting attended by about twenty five officials. If these two Western Maryland cities join, the circuit will likely expand to eight clubs with Frederick Angerstown Gettysburg Chambersburg Hanover and Martinsburg. Boyer is likely to be re elected president, and a gold watch was presented to him for services.
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Blue Ridge Baseball League
Hageratown
Cumberland
Frostburg
Nelson W.rusaler
Maryland
Frederick
Angerstown
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Hanover
Martinsburg
Boyer
Charles W. Boyer
Frank K. Schmidt
KE. Austin James
Holm Hamilton
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Armory
Misa May Sellman
Ridgely Brown Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Rockville
John P. Seliman
First Maryland Cavalry
Charles H. Conley
Ocean City
Conley
Horlick
Casino Company
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Nelson Wen
Elgin Mabies
Lord Elgin
Toome
Chew
Parthen
Artsis Gemale
Dial
England
Elgin
Neisen
Manes
Seryasiis Seed
Cueck
Tetal
Ponce DE Leon
S. E. Homer
W. F. Brown
City Opera House
MR. Accord
Ovey
Geo. Ovey
MR. Ovey
Majestic
Red Gulch
the Empire
Opera Howee
Blue Ridge
C. M
Machine Gun Company of
Annapolis
Quint
Federals
West Branch
Lewistown
Jane
Father
Detroit Free Press
Adirondacks
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Greenawalt’s
Square Corner
Frederick, Md
Casper €. Cline
Samuel C. Thomas
Geo. F. Smith
Hammond Clary
Cahier
Ernest C. Webb
Cashier
B. Sappington, JR
Aust
Milton G. Urner
Edgar H. McBride
Samuel G. Thomas
J. 4
Bielfeld
R. S. J. Dutrow
George F. Smith
Marion
Michael
George W. Crum
H. Dudrow
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MO
Mountain City Garage CO
H. M. Cramer
Montgomery County
John N. Clary
Patrick
Jel
Ellery
James E. Doll
Oftizien
Neewe
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