American Girls Literary Society Meets At Girls School
The American Girls Literary Society held a Friday afternoon meeting with roll call and minutes. Programs included songs recitations and readings by members Suldred Young Louise Phebus Aileen Frazier Edna Brandenburg Ethel McClow Rebecca Hader Lydia Danner Carmen Klipp Julia Worthington and adjournment set for February 10, 1911 Also noted: the Peter E Buss three story North Market street dwelling sold for 4005 to J Fred Putman by Harvey T L Lease auctioneer and a classified ad urged readers to try The News classifieds for prompt, economical results.
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American Girls’ Literary Society
Girls’ School
Mildred Young
Edna Riddlemaier
Suldred Young
Louise Phebus
Aileen Frazier
Song
Society
Reading
Edna Brandenburg
Ethel McClow
Rebecca Hader
Anus Kemp
Lydia Danner
Carmen Klipp
Helen Kehne
Julia Worthington
Harvey TL
Peter E. Buss
North Market Street
Unutrex
Arlington Hotel
G. 5. Rodock
J. Fred Putman
Marked Personality Successor of Bishop Paret in Maryland
Biographical sketch of Bishop John Gardner Murray, successor to Bishop Paret as head of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland. Highlights his evident leadership, optimism, and deep understanding of people, plus career path from Alabama to Maryland and his role in building St Michael and All Angels Church into the diocese’s largest parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Maryland
Paret
Succes
Hut
Tohn G Murray
Murray
Lonaconing
Kansas
Colorado
Alabama
Drew Theological
Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Church of St Michael and All Angels
Eleetal
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ve. Murray
Popular Colonial Design Plan No 20 Promises Comforts
A popular two story house plan measures twenty eight by thirty feet with eight rooms. First story finished in white oak and maple floors. second story in birch or white enamel with birch floors. First story height nine feet two inches, second eight feet four inches. Full basement seven feet deep. Heating and plumbing total cost 3300 dollars. Editor offers complete plans and specifications for design No 20 for 82 dollars. Glenn J. Sakton.
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Glenn J. Sakton
Bishop Murray Family Moves to Official Residence
The bishop will occupy the official residence at 1110 Madison Avenue. He and Mrs. Murray have five children, including eldest son Johns Murray Jr a Johns Hopkins Medical School student, and eldest daughter Miss Clara Murray who graduated in June 1909 from Bryn Mawr. The bishop's only brother Robert Murray is superintendent of the Illinois Joan and Minnesota Railroad.
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Madison Avenue
Elect Officers Deferred at YMCA Track Meeting
At a YMCA athletics meeting last night plans for winter work were discussed and the election of the captain and manager was postponed until later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Best Seller Days Over in Kansas City Star Tale
A perplexing, fragmentary feature notes best sellers in the public library and hints at a debate over literary appeal. It cites the Kansas City Star and references a long delayed reckoning with readers and markets, mentioning debt to ads and shifting tastes.
Inspection of State Troops Sets Dates for Maryland Guard Review
The annual inspection of Maryland’s State Guard units will determine enlisted qualifications and affect federal funding. Adjutant-General Warfield issued dates for company inspections across Annapolis Bel Air Harford Baltimore Cambridge Salisbury Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Westminster and the regimental band with several sessions slated in February March and early March.
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Mary Functional Guard
Warfield
Annapolis
Belair
Harreds Race
Elkton
Cambrid
Salisbury
Frederick
Angerstown
Spoom
Hagerstown
At & P.m
Cumber Land
Ats Pean
Westminser
At & Pou
Regimentea
Westminster
Installation of Officers at Thigerstown Fraternal Meeting
Deputy State Chancellor Adreon Futtera signed in officers including Chancellor Conlon and President Kennedy. After the installation, members were hosted at the Wiks Club where a severe burn incident prompted requests for urgent care and healing remedies, with prices noted for treatments.
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Adreon Futtera
Thigerstown
Stup
Rog Perd
Jamison
James Sappington
Maryland State Council
John A Kennedy
Staub
Wiks Club
Baltimore News Snapshots and Local Happenings
News briefs from Maryland includePresbyterian ministers resignations in Ridgely Church Mrs Donald Killooker and Miss Marie Louise Perin will address a women’s suffrage meeting in Lingertown President Jackson of Baltimore Chamber of Commerce receives a silver punch bowl Dr McPherson Crichton faces manslaughter charge after a pedestrian death at Bowie Main steamship delayed in quarantine due to smallpox gift funds for Children’s Hospital School museum plans eyed by Colonial Dames Governor Crothers rules on police board demurrer and Hayes named associate counsel to the attorney general.
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Miller
Aston
BubLod
Lefesto
Easton
Presbytery
Baltimore
Ridgely Reel
Donald Killooker
Marie Louise Perin
Lingerstown
Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
Exchange
McPherson Crichton
Rockville
Ater
Alexaider Bowie
Liv Pinta
Main
Bremen
New York
Joan
Coionnal Dames
Poice Board
Crothera
Thomas G. Hayes
Atorney General Straus
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company Property Transactions
In the Frederick City area notices list real estate transfers including Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company with 196 Jacob Josenstock lots at 850 dollars, Grayson H. Staley to Mary Susan Eschbach for city property at 10 dollars, William Wy to Roberta for Asia Rob arts real estate in city at 1 dollar, Frederick Ordeman and wife to Maggies Lee county real estate at 310 dollars, John N Diroen and wife to John JH Marker county real estate at 10 dollars. Also marriage licenses for Roy F. Maxwell and Edne Ftes, and Glenn R B Nikirk and Annie N Sheffieht. Orphans Court notes cover confirmation of sale of James A. Battall and sales of T. Carlton Rudy estates.
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Circuit and Orphans* Court
Newnrn
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Jacob Josenstock
City
Grayson H. Staley
Mary Susan Eschbach
William Wy
Roberta
Asia Robarts
Frederick A. Ordeman
Maggies Lee
John N Diroen
John JH. Marker
Roy F. Maxwell
Emmitsburg
Edne Ftes
Rocky Ridge
Glenn RB. Nikirk
Middletown
Annie N. Sheffieht
Frederick
County Commissioners Settle With Road Supervisors
Saturday the County Commissioners settled with and appointed road supervisors for districts listing many named supervisors across multiple townships. Today they continued settling with supervisors of the colonial district and offices in formation amid ongoing appointments.
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Neyo Market
Clifford G. Miner
Cushoun
Sle Albaugh
van Wagner
Thomas Hopkins
Dennis Sewell
Fitmes
Borer
George W Tobray
Verto AL Snyder
A Cromwell
O. Wo Crom
John Dol
Kelley
Farward Cashour
Prank N
Alaynard
Judgely King
Win of
Pardimm
George Wooapin
George Wo Steel
TE B Thivis
Vin Zimmerman
Sammnet
Henry C. Alvey Named Captain of First Maryland Regiment
Henry C Alvey of Company HB First Maryland Regiment was elected captain last night after serving as second lieutenant for three years and succeeding Captain George Lo Fisher who retired at age limit Captain Alvey is the youngest son of the late Richard Woolley chief justice of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia
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Henry C. Alvey
Maryland
U Henry Ocalves
George Lo Fisher
Alvey
Richard Woolvey
Justee
Court of Appeals of District of Columbia
Two Sisters Saved by Remedy Claim
A fragmentary notice reports that two sisters survived severe illness after taking a remedy named Perrie’s Thar Janey. It claims the medicine cured hemorrhages fevers and chest infections, praising the treatment as a supreme, guaranteed cure.
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Mavettsville
Perrie
Social world notes at Wachter home near Uglea Mills
A large gathering at Luther M Wachter’s home near Uglea Mills featured games and dancing followed by a Supper. Attendees included Luther and Mrs Wachter, Mr and Mrs Daniel Lenhare and children, and many neighbors from Walkersville Creagerstown Braddock Heights Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Joseph Nusv
Allen Milla
Rd Wachter
Walkersville
Jacob Measell
Samuel Rot
Ade Clem
Denda Wummer
Harvey Harris
Raymond Wummer
Divers Hofman
Wilbur Clem
Roz Clem
Raymond Pettingall
Wade Hedge
Woodsboro
Missea Fannie
Vada
Emmett
Lester Shafer
Morrit Moore
Rocky Springs
Mise Ollie Staley
Byron Harley
Edgar Summers
Yellow Springs
Lena
Rhodi Angelberger
Carrie Martz
Ester Stup
Norman Durrew
Leslie Wachter
Charleaville
Bartha
Lizzie
Ralph Hessong
Temple
Ernest
Garry Utterback
Raymond Houck
Unttle Bell
Walter
Oscar Stull
Clarkson Kelly
Frances
Webster Snook
Myrtle Johnson
Luther Powell
Lewistown
Ester Finney
Wille Powell
James Russard
Thurmont
Thurmont, Miss Maude
Ruth Wagner
Frank
Clarence Long
Ester Albaugh
Mira Fahyem
Begsie
Edward
Lester Liday
Raymond Null
Edgar Lambert
Byron Free
Paul Myers
Lovie Haffner
Chester Orr
Ernest Hofman
Grover Shr _yock
Upton Geisbert
Harvey Working
Creagerstown
Mlases
Grace
Myrtle Ramsburg
Zen
Foster Warrentfeltz
Myrtle Miller
Sylvia
Attier
Amd
John Lesson
Ips
Charles Meyers
Adie
Paul
Mergohan Demner
Willian Cramer
Job
Bischoff Memorial Fund Aims to Raise Monument
The Bischoff Memorial Association under Walter Wumphrey seeks donations to erect a $1,500 monument in memory of Dr. J. W. Bischoff. Letters have been mailed to former pupils, friends, and admirers to fund the project and prepare for a May 30 dedication. Bischoff, a well known recitalist in the city, is remembered for his contributions.
Finish Fine Silk Quilt From Haferetown Friends
A group of Haferetown ladies finished a silk quilt for Mrs Hench wife of Reverend Jeneh. Mrs Hench pieced it during ten years wages while living in the city. The quilt is a fine piece of work and may be displayed to anyone who pays five cents. Much of the work was done by two expert quilters.
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Haferetown
Hench
Sunny Monday Laundry Soap Claims Safe Wool Wash
An advertisement asserts Sunny Monday laundry soap cleans fabrics quickly with minimal rubbing and removes dirt easily. It emphasizes a dirt loosening ingredient and claims the soap is resin free and safe for woolens and finer fabrics.
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Bishop Murray
Ashop
Dan
Chirles Street
Thirty Seventh Street
Thos
F. Allen
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
the People's Fire Insurance Company of
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Church Sts
SPAP
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Raza
mitChee
Ako
Chamalr
Chamber Wikio
Wiil
Kansas City
Dagale
Tathynge
Richard Carvel
Tfernut
Naver
Laneheo
Balis
Aya
Portant
U. S
William Painter
Children's Hospital School
Orphans’ Court
James A. Battaell
T. Carlton Rudy
Mponisy
Misa
Virginia Carty
Monday Bridge Club
South Market
Antoinette Markell
Ellen Rohrhuck
Natale McCarthy
Shamokin
Helen Vatz
Germantown
Florance
Theresa Trail
Anne Sebley
Cornelia McSherry
Camille Shuterd
Woman's College
Ruth Worthington
Margaret Matter
Mars J. Kennedys
East Third Street
Valerie Wetta
Schaefer
Arisa
Bessie
Postal
John W. Carty
Myersiville
Bia
Jim
Myersville
Low
Henry Baumgardner
Samuel Nothagle
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N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Idococoo Jc
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
George L. Cramer & Sons
East Church St
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