Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
The Frederick area reports several residents sick or recovering. William W Pickett and Mrs Giles Herwig are confined to home, Earl DeGrange and Mrs George Chew show improvement, David Steiner resumes work, Geo R Kohlenberg ill in Baltimore, and Miss Nettie Rontzahn suffered a stroke with lingering effects. Also noted are Mrs Rev Dr Snyder visiting ailing Mrs Cost and local letters awaiting pickup at the Frederick City Postoffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William W. Pickett
East Church Street
Giles Herwig
McMurray Street
Earl DeGrange
West South Street
Hammond Clary
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Wim Street
George Chew
City Hospital
David Steiner
East Sixth Street
N.C. R. Sta
Geo. R. Kohlenberg
Frederick County
Baltimore
W. Lombard Street
G. A. Snyder
Midletown
J. H. Cost
Hagerstown
Nettie Rontzahn
South Market Steet
Ted
Tey Martin
West Church Street
H. K. C. Fox
Last Local Option Fight in Maryland Declared by Anderson
William H. Anderson of the Anti Saloon League told a Baltimore Lyric mass meeting that the last local option fight has begun and that if the bill fails in the next legislature the league will push a state wide prohibition by constitutional amendment. The report notes the vigor of the speech and the political stakes for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Anderson
AntiSaloon League
the Lyric
Baltimore
Maryland
Halt Steps Taken In Consolidation Of Two Railroads
The consolidation plan moves forward with The Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Co as the proposed name for the merged entity. A petition filed with the Public Service Commission by Emory L Cobleniz and Carey Paper and Hall seeks stock and bond authorizations including 635000 in preferred, 2000000 in common, and 10000000 in first mortgage bonds to redeem existing debt and finance extensions. The plan envisions new capital, retained leaders, possible bank underwriting, and potential lines from Jefferson to Brunswick, promising improved passenger and freight service between Frederick and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Hagerstown
Frederick
Emory L. Cobleniz
Carey, Paper and Hall
Baltimore
Frederick and
Hagerstown and
Myersville
Hagerstown and Boonsboro
Frederick and Hagerstown
Consolidated Company
New York
Electoial Railroad
United States
Middletown Power House Closed and Plant Readied
The Middletown power house of the Frederick Railroad was closed with the system operated from Security. The Middletown plant remains ready for emergency use and a small generator is in operation today. The Braddock sub-station is functioning well and overall power conditions are favorable. An Omaha church is installing a moving Heinze outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Braddock
Omaha
Boy Breaks Window At Newman Coal Office
A small boy threw a stone through a large window at J. M. Newman and Company coal office yesterday afternoon. The boy, about four or five, was seen near the Newman residence and later threatened to throw another stone at the residence of red Obenderfer before exiting. The incident marks the boy as a well known city character on South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newman and Company
Newman
Red
Obenderfer
South Street
Funeral Notices for Isaac Crum Mary Staley Laura Webster Stoffman
Multiple funeral services summarized for Isaac L Crum Mary A Staley and Laura V Webster with details on locations at Maryland School area Bethel Mt Olivet and Madison Street, officiants Rev Hummelbaugh Crist and Lamar Castle, pallbearers list, interment at Mt Olivet and Green Mount, funeral director Thomas P Rice. Additional notice for George Stoffman and Harriet Tall with church services at Reformed Church Braddock and Asbury church. interments at Mt Olivet and Green Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Crum
Maryland School
South Market Street
EK. O H. Hummelbaugh
U. B. Church
Elde R, A. Nedrew
J. Welty Fahrney
Church of the Brethren
U. B
John Hedges
John Merchant
H. G. Benson
Harry Creager
Messrs
Fauple
Foxwell
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Mary A. Staley
Charlesville
George Crist
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bethel
A. J. Herman
The
Reformed Church
Utica
John Clem
Wesley A
Laura V. Webster
Charles H. Webster
Madison Street
Lamar
M.A. Castle
Charles T. Fagan
John Edward Schell
Frank B. Sappington
J. W.W. Rinehart
George W. Stoffman
the Reformed Church
Braddock
WB. L. McLean
Millard Kefanver
S. Main
Mr. L. East
John F. Cline
George A. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Harriet F.tall
Asbury Church
C. J. Valentine
Garrett Lodge
Good Nope
M. m. Jenkins
Thoms Clark
Leven
Old Time Straw Ride Attends Moving Pictures in City
Haw Bottom visitors led by Oliver Hooper and families plus William Repler Henry Ropp Martin Miller Joan Slooper Julia Ornelia Elmer Wiles and Elmer Hashman enjoyed an old time straw ride to the city on Saturday and returned after a late night, reporting a most enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hooper
William Repler
Henry Ropp
Martin Miller
Joan Slooper
Julia Ornelia
Elmer Wiles
Elmer Hashman
Haw Bottom
Lost envelope brings road supervisor and bridge lumber to office
An envelope containing items for the road supervisor and lumber for an iron bridge was delivered to the office shortly after the paper came out. The loss had been advertised for the first time the previous Saturday by W. A. Ridenour of Thuer mont, highlighting the efficiency of local messengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saruvilay
William Stup
Ont Quynn
Vbardware
Hill
Iron Bridge
W. A. Ridenour
Thuermont
Sunday Wedding Attracts Crowd In Middletown
The wedding of Harey C. Shafer and Miss Ida Stottlemyer drew about 1 500 people after Sunday services at the Luther Church in Middletown. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Gentail and followed by a public announcement, with guests lingering outside as the couple left for their temporary home with the groom’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Stottlemyer
Clarence Stottlemyer
Wolfsvile
Harey C. Shafer
Middletown
Ale
Robert Shafer
Sharpsbe
Luther
J. W. Gental
Shafer
St Luke's Sunday School Gifts to Guy Stone Fund
St Luke's Sunday School Fenuga collected for the Guy Stone fund with a morning contribution of 1.90 to The News bank account and 1.00 from Mt. data's Jacob P. D. Rice along with 0.50 from Arthur Rhodes. A boy named Charles Whisner injured his hand in a rat trap on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.luke’s Sunday School
Guy Stone
St. Luke's
Fenugawile
Jacob PD. Rice
Ony Dolar
Arthur Rhodes
Charles
Ana
Charles J. Whisner
Lecture Dates at College Hall Prompt Winter Series
Local notices announce lectures at College Hall beginning Monday January 27 with St Prangs the Catholic and January 31, then February 2, 10 covering themes of Ideal and Revolutionary ideals. Course tickets and coupons priced at $1.08. Also kitchen cleaner cloth ad and a Friday evening Soiree under Miss Ritchie’s School with an 8 pm lesson and 9 pm program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Miss Ritchie
Dressy Silks and Stripes for Costumes on White Grounds
President and Vice-President items described with TUR SILKS and Neal Stripes. 36 inches wide ties vied on white grounds. Styles priced at $1.00 per yard. 28 and 26 inches wide ties offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Card of Thanks and Local Notices From Frederick Md
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after illness and death of Mary A Staley. Local ads list horse trading services on West Fifth Street, J L Smith Co address, a claim of a cancer cure by Noure No Tag, Frederick County Historical Society January meeting on Tuesday the 28th, and a Daughters of American Revolution card party and dance at the Armory with tickets and entertainment at Blumenauer’s Cough Remedy ad selling locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society of
Prederick County
Ww, D.C
Frederick
Daughters American
Nuary
Chenede Memorial Continental Tal
Armory
West Church Street
Miss Vauntleroy’s 1913 Freder ick Calendar on sale
Freder ick calendar for 1913 now available at Williamson's Pearre's and The Ruay Corner. Proceeds benefit the Monocacy Marker Fund. Gift timing notes Valentine season only. price set at 15 cents.
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the Daily News
John Adams
Ohio River
John James Audubon
Jervis McEntee
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Washington
W. L. Moons
Neidig & Miller
H. F
Lee A. G. Quynn & Coyman
Ming
Frederick City
Chanberlayn
Hagerstown and Frederick
Brunswick
Jefferson
Slagerstown
Combine
Middletown Lutheran Church
H.C. Shafer
Hiram Woods
Baltix More
Laura Hall Woods
Frank Gosnell
Woody
Braddock Heights
Floyd Courtney Smoot
Piedmont
Feagaville S. S
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Barber
WM. G. Baker
BAKER
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Geo
War
Ssurn
Tyros
J. HaLpin
Joan D. Ranepora
Danie
G.baxek
C.h.contex
M. Tromas
B. Crrive
D. E. Kerauven
P. L. Hanorrr
Jena
J.C. Morrer
J. D. Barun
Joan D. Hendrickson
Pris
Jundias
Chaildren
Tanana
Bradley
Bradley Mutersa
J. D. Wendrickson
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P,rice
Prederick
Neldig & Miller
Midat
Central Becuritier CO
Awe Shaun
Cali
Phouwa
Sural Messalinies
Sfu
Crepe Meteor
Charmeuse
Ventra
John N. Brengle
Rral Uwatate
Court St
North
Iket St
Markit St
Second St
South
Aphid N. Mardcet
Seco W. Sonth
Dl Ave
Vestory Nail
Sul St
John N. Brenglig
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
American Bonding Company
Appis
Nettie
Saltic
West Churely
Norti Market Street
Thomas P. Riot
Young & Staley
Vista
Auduuek
Rederick City
Bern
Young & Stalizy
Real AL Estate
Tarry Q. Tritapoer
Lewistown
Healistics and Insurance Agent
LOANE
Grayson H. Mhrcha
Fred
City
Albaugil & Harrington
Nens Hstuta
Itre
Life
Aceidant
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch Typewriters
Mrederick
Frederick Vit-uerse
Brederlake
Aere Furing
Prederiule
Frederek
Prederek
FF Icl
Floward County
Te & OJ RR
Nouse
Touser Reder Market &T.hineh Bt
Laast
Weat
Seventh St
Humber of Aller
Ally
Didock Heights
Braddock Heighes
Trallanvenue
Dill Avenue
East Fifth Street
Ofies No
N. Market St
Thone
T. Hickman
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Carroll
Montgomery
State
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Pire Insurance Company
Titone
Offich—Doules
Novish&wTim
Gramer & Stauffer
Crame Real Elate and Loans
Bargats
Aeres
Montgomery County
Mast Second
NEWA
Hem
Sale Exchange Stable
West Fifth Street
J.L. Smith & Co
East South Street
Blumenauer
Kare
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