Hymeneae Ahel Stall and Maud Stull Quietly Marry
Melkrle Randolph Moore of Rocky Springs and Maud Iaibell Stull of Yellow Springs wed in a quiet ceremony in the city yesterday conducted by Wicter P. Fabrney at Hast Church street. Emory Keller of Jefferson Maryland and Maude Stine of Middletown Maryland were married last evening at o o clock by Rev Henri L C Ketter at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahel--Stall
Melkrle Randolph Moore
Rocky Springs
Maud Iaibell Stull
Yellow Springs
Wicter P. D. Fabrney
Church Street
Keller—Stial
Emory T.keller
Jefferson
Maude I. Stine
Middletown
Henri L .C. Ketter
Evangelical Reformed Pareonage
Social Session at Frederick Lodge Nets About 200 for City Poor
Frederick Lodge No. 684 members hosted a social at the Elks Club on West Ser I d and Coast streets with turkey ham rolls kraut and other fare. Derr's Orchestra played as a collection raised roughly 200 for Father Conlon and Federated Charities. funds to be used at their discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge
B. P.O. EL
Elks Club
West Ser I d
Coast Streets
Isse
Maryland
Derr
Father Conion
Father Conlon
Advertising Pulls Attract Persistent Market Power
Jéan W says advertising pulls enterprises in gradually. He notes it starts gently but grows daily and yearly, exerting increasing influence as a force in the economy. The quote highlights advertising as a shaping, persistent driver of enterprise and consumer behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jéan W
Wananisker
Agauiter
Remarkable age obituary of Jane Thomas former slave
Jane Thomas born August 1812 died at 94 years 6 months. Former slave of Phoebe Thomas she lived near Llalltown and later Point of Rocks. Funeral delayed by bad roads, she leaves a son and daughter over 50. Family records held by Mrs. Jane Whaler and passed down by the owning family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Thomas
Coun
Llalltown
Phoebe Thomas
Jane Whaler
Fast Game at Diamond Rink St Paul Beats Diamonds 18 to 15
In a fast close contest at the Diamond Rink last night the St Paul team of Baltimore defeated the local Diamonds basketball five by 18 to 15. The Baltimoreans averaged 180 pounds to the Diamonds 120, yet the locals showed speed and pluck. Swindell starred for St Paul, with Kreb, Stone, Creager, Smith, and Yates in the lineup. Referee H Miller. Time of halves was 20 minutes. The Frederick College team planned to visit York, Pa, to play York High School that evening. The Young Men's Organized Bible Class of the Methodist Episcopal church elected officers for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreb
Swindell
Stone
Smith
Yates Creager
Qual- Phobus
Dressler Antony
Baker
Gauber
Kreh
Creafger
Opel
Bressler
Foyle
Krei
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
C. Albert ‘Gilson
Land Hahn
Grove
Jacobry
George List
Disjointed Dis event at a dinner hosted in a city
A fragmented OCR note describes a social gathering at a dinner with giant meat served and games like "500" played in the afternoon. Mentioned attendees include Mrs Jet Dean Mrs Wm Crumm Miss Ida Mainhart and Miss Maud Mainhart of Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disnee
Jet Dean
Wm. Crumm
Ida Mainhart
Maud, Mainhart
Montgomery ‘County
Youthful Patriarch Seeks City Improvements in Letter
Frederick Md January 18 1912 a letter to The News by a Youthful Patriarch outlines city reforms. He calls for elected officials to divide duties including safety laws water supply post office market and library needs, lighting street cleaning and beautification of Carroll Creek and a public market with regular hours. He urges apply prudent hygiene and welfare measures to ensure housing clothing and meals for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Water
Market
Union Railroad
Carroll Creek
Frederick, Md
Uncertain Weather Forecast and Festive Window Displays
A jumble of notes describes a sudden warm spell melting snow and ice, followed by a late cold snap and shifting winds. It mentions Thurmont decorations in a local drug store window, a holiday week display of a country home scene with electric lighting, telephones, and furnishings, and a Montgomery County society meeting with board officers re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forties
Thas
Buonyebiar
Thurmont
J Howard Cassell
Cas
Montgomery County
Soc
Ely
Peaerdont Taos
Fire escapes plans stir county school board meeting
Report from a county gathering discusses funding, ladders, and a proposed Qauway to improve safety at North Market street school. Officials debate creating a Popular Subscription drive, appointing an Educational Committee, and coordinating with the Board of Commissioners to secure funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabillassile
James
Gambull
Civile Club
Board of Commissioners
Newman
Thero
Efort
Messra
James H Gambrillr
Lewis Metle
White
Munier
Bo Rush Lewis
Leavis
North Market Street
Pamit Ste
Frederick
Frederick Board of Trade prepares Farmers Institute advisory list
The executive committee met to set up advisory committees for county districts for the Farmers Institute to be held in Frederick February 1 and 2. The full list is expected to be completed today as advertising ramps up business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara
Board of Trade
Farmers’ Institute
Frederick
United States
Haman
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
S Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Prest
Buffalo
Dialkos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elks’ Lodge
Poor of
City
Neat Sam
St. John’s Parish
Balance
Federated Charities
Maccabees
Scott Schley
F. Snyder
Rite
Baltimore
A. W. Frye
Ninow
Markews
G. O. Paxson
Mullinix’s
Old Brave
Doube
Oideston County
York H. 5
Frederick College
York
York High School
Frederick Onl Ag
Church
Fapouintrusian Orig Vunes
Vine Pifendent
Charles Kalick
A Palmer
James T Boglev
Trier
John J
Lloyd Palmer
Lewistown
Higedips
Jojigs
Saataale
Wit- Maven
Bureau of
Willa
Jorre Muncaster
Lincoln
Washington
Gettysburg
Fredmond
Hagerstown
George E. Troup
Emmitaburg
Elizabeth Staufler
Magerstown
Beecham
H. R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
Blur Bros
Temple of Music
North Market St
Geo. A. Everhart
Popham
Ives
Drugsister
Williams Mfg. CO
A. L. Pearre
Lew Dockstaders
City Opera House
Lew Dockstader
Fanmakers
Neil O’brien
Sbrthive
ND Toster
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