City plans three bills on bond issue limits and reassessment
City Attorney Edward J. Smith drafts three measures for the Legislature. A bond up to 250000 funds a reservoir, sewers, streets and water mains with state aid and reduced city tax base by extending limits and using county assessments. The plan includes a serial issue with revenue basis to retire principal. A separate note reports a boy kidnapping in Pittsburgh.
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Edward J. Smith
M Ayor
Annapolis
Patrick
Market Street
Potomac Edison Company
Wermen
Esse
Music for Soldiers aids ex service men in Maryland
American Legion plans new recreation projects for veterans in Maryland hospitals. Col. D John Markey reports Foster Clinic at Spring Grove uses music and magazines as key activities for three wards. Ictrolas break often. a radio in one ward is seldom used due to disturbance.
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Maryland
American Legion
D. John Markey
Legion
Foster Clinic
Spring Grove
Markey
Henry &. Mitchell
Foster Clinir
Mitchell
Henry Smith
Veterans’ Bureau
Fort McHenry
Irving Speare
Baltimore
Woman Bigamist Jailed in New Jersey Case
Bridgeton New Jersey January 26 Mrs Catherine Turns Wilson Carlisie 36 was sentenced to six months in Cumberland county jail by Judge Loge on a bigamy charge. She reportedly divorced her first husband in 1921 and after deserting James Wilson married Walter Carlisle 52 of Leesburg within a week. She pleaded guilty to the indictment.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Catherine Turns Wilson Carlisie
Cumberland County
Loge
Carlisie
James Wilson
Walter Carlisle
Leesburg
Saturday Chat Blends Weather, Social Routines and Local Happenings
The column sketches a January week with snow and cold pipes, mentions church suppers, a Bible Society anniversary, arts and clubs, sport at the armory, and fond recollections of community life. The writer notes milestone moments, birthday wishes, and upcoming Candlemag Day as groundhog forecasts linger.
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St. Matthias
Schleysville Chapel
Grace Reformers
Episcopalians
Old Boreas
Frederick High School Bank Elects Directors and Officers
Frederick high school students elected eight directors led by Carl Staley as president and Russell Michael as first vice president. Daniel Miller is second vice president with Lincoln Engelbrecht as secretary. Prof. S Fenton Harris appointed the cashier. The bank, oldest in Maryland, organized in fall 1918.
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Frederick High School Bank
Frederick High School
Carl Staley
Russell Michael
Daniel Miler
John Gibbons
James Uovek
Lester Putman
William Sehuridt
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Daniel Miller
Lincoln Ingelbrecht
Fenton Harris
Maryland
Dr Kharas Arrested Over Securities Case in Greencastle
Dr Theodore Kharas and Joseph L Kilcoyne of Wires Barre Pa were arrested in Greencastle Pa on charges under the Pennsylvania securities banking act. They allegedly took 8009 to 10000 from sale of stock in Heights Trust Company without complying with the act. Dr Kharas posted 4000 bail. Police search ordered for William McLead, a third man. Kharas formerly operated in Frederick.
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Theodore Kharas
Joseph L. Kilcoyne
Wires-Barre
Greencastle
the Heights Trust Company
Doctor Kharas
Nevin A. Cort
William McLead
Dr. Kharas
Frederick
Fur and Chiffon Cape Accessory Highlight
A short cape of chiffon edged with fur complements the chiffon frock, offering a chic accessory for elegant outfits with a touch of luxury and texture.
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General Assembly
Pittsburgh
H. L. Nut
Troy Hill
Mer
Nutter
Awupapenfrihiye
Edward LP. Varney
Philadelphia
Kendrick
Omas Kemp
Prics
Jas
Opera
Fredericktown
McCardell
Bible Society
C'vic Club
Art Club
Land Lakes
Bentztown
Philomathean Society
Court House
Rotary Club
Mary Jane
Studente
Toils
Greenawalt
Greenawalt’s
Second and Market Lis
News Job
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Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
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Cn Sese
McCleery
Cleck
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market
Frederick, Md
Quaker City Cleaning & Dyeing
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