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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
3
President William J. Grove urges a large turnout for the Frederick County Farmers Association meeting at the courthouse Saturday at 1 30 P M to discuss and possibly repeal the mortgage tax law. The group may also consider state action on Catocin Furnace land as a game preserve and other economy measures.
Property deeds show multiple transfers in Emmitsburg with amounts ranging from 4 000 to 10 dollars. Marriage licenses listed include Huyett Kell ey Harman Adibsberger Ambrose Reinhold and others from Martinsburg to Centreville Lancaster and Myersville. Legal notices include equity cases foreclosure and divorce actions with filings in Fredericktown and surrounding counties.
A request for a new Liberty area high school will be presented to the Frederick County Board of Education at its Saturday morning meeting by a large patron delegation led by Albert Ridenu r principal and Dr O B Stone president of the Libertytown Patron Teachers Association The committee includes I Frank Sappington Rev W A Sites Mrs Charles F Smith Dr Messier Mrs Laura Sappington Stanley Sundergill and W R Beall The group formed at a Liberty high school meeting Tuesday night with Dr Stone presiding and Thord Palmer delivering an address Also the Creagerstown Lutheran Sunday School elected officers led by Superintendent Dewitt T Ice and assistants with Kathryn Kalb as primary superintendent and Virginia Keech as pianist
The Central Trust Company of Maryland named officers for its Emmitsburg Monrovia Myersville Thurmont Union Bridge and other stations. Emory J. Coblentz is president with multiple vice presidents and assistants handling local stations, along with clerks bookkeepers and tellers across the network. A federation meeting of Frederick city churches is planned at the UT MG A building tomorrow at 8 oclock.
A local paper notes Capt Edward Salmon, Revolutionary War veteran, buried in the old Reformed graveyard in Gept Sabon la. The piece cites his relation as great great grandfather of Mrs George E. Smith of Third Street and reflects on life’s simple toys.
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