Civic Club Plans Health Talk Essay Contest and Bake Sale
The Civic Club met Monday at the Y M C A with Miss Charlotte Baker presiding. Members outlined Dr L F Barker of the American Medical Association visiting in February for a public health lecture and announced an essay contest in schools with prizes of 5 dollars and 2 50 dollars for civic improvement topics. A February 13 bake sale is set at Mrs J J Dill’s home. The club also backs sanitary bread handling, radium conservation, and boy scout anniversary plans. Dwelling sale: Frances E Mobberly sold to Alice C Ray via Markwood D Harpy Realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Charlotte Baker
Mra
J. H. Apple
L. F. Barker
American Medical Association
J. J. Dill
West Third Street
M. Landauer
General Federation
Boy Scouts
Old Pavers Inc
Wheat Up A Cent In Frederick Market Report
Wheat rose one cent in Frederick with quotes at 136, corn at 3.50 a barrel. An advertisement from Peru Indiana claims Chamberlain's Tablets cured biliousness and constipation after a severe indigestion. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
FR. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
All Desiers
Miss Stoddart Charms In Two Recitals Here
Miss Marie Stoddart of New York delighted Wisintion academy audience with a rich soprano voice and flawless enunciation. The program included The Lark Ole Mammy and Little Grey Home in the West, with Miss Rose Birley at piano and Katherine Hottel on two pianos performing Mendelssohn. Felice Jula accompanied at Hood College the following evening for a compelling recital with harp and vocal pieces ending in two ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisintion Academy
Marie Stoddart
New York
Miss Stoddart
Ole Mamy
Ole Mammy
West
Laddie
Rose Birely
Mr. Jula
Middletown Savings Bank Directors Elected and Officials Named
Directors chosen include Mathias S Ahalt David G White Herman L Routzahn William S Routzahn George D Dinterman Peter Bussard John P Schildknecht George W Kefauver William L Guyton George C House John M Grove George W Gaver. The board elected George W Gaver as president Peter E Bussard as vice president John L Routzahn as cashier and Raymond G House as teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Savings Bank
Mathias S. Ahalt
David G. White
Herman L. Routzahn
William S. Routzahn
George D. Dinterman
Peter ©. Bussard
John P. Schildknecht
Geo. W. Kefauver
William L. Guyton
Geo. C. House
John M. Grove
George W. Gaver
Peter E. Bussard
John L. Routzahn
Raymond G. House
Light Company of Libertytown Elects Directors
The Light Company of Libertytown elected directors for the year: Ignatius Etzler, Harvey M. Sparrow, F. O. Smith, Stephen D. Myers, Albert L. Etzler, J. J. Hielberger, J. Hanson Diller, Maurice F. Starr, and W. D. Curfman. The board met at the People's Bank and chose Maurice F. Starr as president and F. O. Smith as secretary and treasurer. Streets are lit with gasoline lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Light Company of
Libertytown
Ignatius Etzler
Harvey M. Sparrow
F. O. Smith
Stephen D. Myers
Albert L. Etzler
J. J. Hieelberger
J. Hanson Diller
Maurice F. Starr
W. D. Curfman
People’s Bank
Prohibition Ahead in Montgomery County Meeting
At a Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League executive committee session led by Rev. Oscar W. Henderson, officials studied county sentiment on statewide and nationwide prohibition to target doubtful or wet voters with renewed league efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound County
Montgomery County
Lenate
Oscar W. Henderson
League
City Mayor Aldermen to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow Night
The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen will be held tomorrow night at 7 30. Routine matters will be disposed of and the light question will come in for discussion. No action on a bond issue for the proposed storage reservoir until surveys are completed and the needed amount is known.
Cumberland Chief Eisenhauer Illness Delays Trial
Chief J Thomas Eisenhauer of Cumberland, formerly Frederick, is confined at home by illness. He was to appear in a case yesterday but the trial was postponed until his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhauer
J. Thomas Eisenhauer
Cumberland
Frederick
Evangelistic Services Highlight The Closed Door Sermon
Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh will deliver tonight's sermon at the United Brethren church as part of a week long evangelistic series. Services continue nightly at 7 30 oclock through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hummelbaugh
United Brethren
Fruit grower presents York Imperial apples to News office
John D. Storr of Hansonville drops a bag of York Imperial apples at The News office this morning. An unrelated advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a 75 cent price, claiming it cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Storr
Hansonville
York
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
All Dragiste
Film camera near battleship salvo ends with heroics
A daring photographer risked life filming a test of massive shell fire near a battleship salvo. The blast knocked him unconscious for two weeks, left him hard of hearing, yet the footage is billed as a triumph. Empire theater shows it Tuesday January 19 under Navy authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Missouri
The
Empire
Lyman H. Howe
Court Pays Tribute to Late Clerk Bronett
A Montgomery county Bar Association committee submitted its resolutions recognizing 11 years of service by John L. Bronett, longtime Clerk of the Court, at the opening of the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Bar Association
John L. Bronett
Postponed trial in Roy Wilson chicken theft case
The case of Roy Wilson, a Black man charged with chicken stealing, is postponed until tomorrow morning. Woodsboro Judge Marlon C. Miller will preside. Also notes the dangers of colds and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as helpful in relieving symptoms and aiding recovery.
Maryland building at the Panama Exposition inspires Frederick letter
Mrs Eyster of Frederick writes from Hagerstown about the Maryland building at the Exposition Grounds. She recalls Revolutionary artifacts lost in 1906 fire and laments the brick exterior while praising a homey interior. She plans to visit friends in Frederick this summer and enjoys daily news from The News. A Sowing Society meeting at Mrs Geo Salter’s home arranged a turkey supper for January 28 with chicken salad and desserts available.
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Nedlie Hleseing Myster
Hoorhgtey
Cab
Byster
Maryland
Eaposithon Grounds
Examination For Postmaster In Walkersville
The fourth class postmaster examination will be held in Walkersville this county on February 20. The U S Civil Service Commission in Washington issues the announce ment. Exams open only to residents within the office territory and meeting other regulations.
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Walkersville
U. S. Civil Service Commission of Washington
Lewis Heads to New York to Push Telephone Ownership Plan
Representative David J. Lewis completes a three day speech before the Pentonce Committee and travels to New York to appear before the Commission on Industrial Relations. He will discuss how cheap telephone rates could lower living costs and enable parcel post food orders, while urging government ownership of the wires. The International Typographical Union supported the plan, though Lewis did not intend to push for a favorable report this session.
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David J. Lewis
Pentonce Committee
New York
Commission On Industrial Relations
Lowla
Commission
International Typographical Union
House Pontoilica Committee
Lewis
Montgomery leader Hilton named next Baltimore subtreasurer
A Washington dispatch reports Robert Hilton of Montgomery County, noted as a shrewd politician and head of the Lea forces in his area, is set to become Baltimore subtreasurer unless an unforeseen development before June 18 prevents the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert @. Hilton
Montgomery County
Lea
Baltimore
Washington
Children Col Alls Colds Serious Says Dr Bella Pine Tar
An old advertisement urges quick home care for child colds with Pine Tar medicine by Dr Bella Pine Tar Money. It claims early use prevents worsening, heals lungs, loosens mucus, and strengthens the system. Also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Pine
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Soros
Uncle Joe Walling's San Francisco trip fundraiser
A Frederick effort aims to raise about seventy five dollars to send Uncle Joe Walling of the city to San Francisco and back by horserback. Funds are being collected at Charles W. Miller’s cigar store on North Market Street, with plans for a Moose Band escort and a stop in Hagerstown before proceeding to St. Louis. Walling, long associated with Pawnee Dill, is the veteran organizer.
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Joe Walling
San Francisco
Cal
Horayback
Frederick
Charles W. Miller
North Market Street
Fov
Walling
Wawnee Diu Keout
Miller
Moose Band
Joe
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
St. Louisa
Pawnee Dill
Local dealer seeks payment for rider after possessions found
A horse dealer hunts for remuneration from a rider over a disputed possession. Local enthusiasm surrounds a proposed boost by Ug, backed by Fraley and the local Board of Trade, signaling broad community interest in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessern
Fraley
Fredeen Chapter elects Missy Ritchie sends birth greeting
Missy Ritchie the newly elected president of the Fredeen Chapter pillars of the American Revolution forwarded congratulations to Mr and Mrs Francis B Sayre on the birth of a son in the White House Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Ritchie
Fredeen
Pilitera
Francis B. Sayre
White House
Try Thie For Neuralgia In Canada of People
An old advertisement suggests Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia soothing nerves and quick relief. It claims surface application over the painful area penetrates to calm inflammation and promotes near instant relief for colds swollen joints lumbago and rheumatic pains. It promises a money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sloan
Jany
Actatica
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DR. Lf, Barker
Educational Department of Organization
Frances E. Mobberly
South Market Street
Alice C. Ray
Markwood D. Harpy
Lute
Field
Pers
Gram
Pedic Surgeons of the
United States
Tom Popa
Visitation Academy
Jula
Olive
Fifth Regiment Armory
Loogens
Doylestown
Greenawalt’s
Patrick &T
Mas. Eyster
Sho Gaye
Goft
Goff
D.llewis
Federal Commission
Hilton
Franklin Savings Bank
U.S
Total
State of
Geo. W. Heinlein
G. Wesley Kindley
N. P
Clayton
Keedy
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Lyman T1
Howe
Josephus
Daniels
S.nave
Liyman H. Howe
Philippines
Orce
OUR Navy
Samuel ©. Thomas
DR. G. F. Smith
Jonathan J. Bielfeld
Geo. W. Crum
Chas, T. Dudderar
Edgar H. M'Bride
Bradley H. Dutrow
Marion
Michael, Spencer &. Stup
Eward Kepner
J. Dutrow
Casper E. Cline
R. 3
Samuel C. Thomas
Hammond Glory
G. F. Smith
Ernest C. Webb
M. G. Urner
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Clara Kimball Young
Young
Lola
Lyman H. Howesee
Hagerstown and
Prederick R. RB
East Patrick Street
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