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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1912

Page

2

Safe and Sane Fourth plans spark town debate

The News describes a public fireworks display set for the vacant Lot of David Lowenstein between East Second and Third streets on Thursday at 8:30 PM, under expert supervision. Mayor Schell instructs police to arrest any violators, while citizens praise safety efforts and reflect on Braddock's 1755 defeat and the meaning of Independence Day.

Harry Halter L. As Mr. Haller David Lowensteln East Second East Third Street Schell Itrll Harry Ingiese Burrak Uvise

Hagerstown to Send Large Delegation for Matinee Races

Hagerstown plans a sizeable delegation to attend a July matinee in Frederick featuring motorcycle riders from Hagerstown against a Frederick team. Local riders McCardell and Towjan will represent Hagerstown, with Frederick's team yet to be announced. Attendees from Hagerstown include John Conner and many club members.

Hagerstown Matinee Wiotoriste Wiltemd Frederick Ba Chile Fairgrounds Ww _tentin Haigenetown Frederick. McCardell Towjan Frederick Hose Roger Weaver Starr Campbell John Rowland Chester Koepper C. W. Koogle Chester Lohr Theodore Weaver Qyde Wolf Bent Schildinecht GC. C. Schockey Hagerstown Bicycle Club Amet Bhs Ha Etown Club

Gems of Interest Paren Moment of Local Worth Reading

Saturday night shard Bare were 24 eels and 4.

Worth Reading

Mayor Pushes Tank Car Sprinkling for City Streets

A Frederick city proposal mirrors Baltimore methods to spray streets via a tank car with a rear network of drilled holes. Mayor Schell, inspired by a Baltimore sprinker, plans to present the idea to aldermen, inclining that railroad cars might be used and funded with minimal cost, using a fireplug refill hose.

Schell Baltimore Frederick Lloyd Thig Pla Othat

Dallas woman leads bid for federation presidency

Mrs. Percy Pennypacker of Dallas Texas is among the leading candidates for the presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She is raising a fund of 100 600 dollars to support the federation’s work and the club women's activities.

San Francisco Percy Pennypacker Dallas Tex General Federation of Women's Clubs

Pleasant Paragrapher and Personal Hems in Frederick

Frederick social notes recount many visitors and residents in the city including Harry Quynn of St. Louis visiting relatives, Dr. J C Hildt of Baltimore, Constance Harding of Philadelphia, and numerous others. The item lists travels to Baltimore, Washington, Atlantic City, Buckeystown, Thurmont, Emmitsburg and beyond, with returning residents and ongoing visits noted among families, professionals, and locals.

Harry Quynn St. Louis John C. Hildt Baltimore Frederick Constance Harding Philadelphia

SICK Mrs Kunkel Out and City Letters List

Mrs. Philip Kunkel of East Patrick Street has recovered enough to be out. Roscoe B. Rhoads of South Market Street also out after illness. Mrs. W B Martin recently returned from a Baltimore hospital to her niece’s address. Frederick City Postoffice announces advertised letters for June 30 1912 with the usual two week deadline before transfer to the dead letter office. Arnold Miss Mary E Bringer Miss Clara De Gringe Miss Alvin Ensor Mr Arnold Whitmore noted for pappling clover stalks and Mr Etzler near Pleasant whose four feet high hay yield is expected to reach about forty loads.

Philip Kunkel East Patrick Street Roscoe B. Rhoads Market ‘Street Frederick City Orace Op Is ‘Arnold Mies Mary E ‘Bringer Clara de- Gringe Alvin Ensor Arnold Whitmore Aivey” Etzler Pleasant

Legal Notices of Real Estate Deeds and Transfers

Business in the courts notes transactions including Francis Smith as attorney in fact for Charles T K Young involving city real estate valued at $10 and other properties. Mercer to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company secures land at Point of Rocks with listed amounts. Mary Justine Chambers et al to McGill Belt convey real estate in county valued at $300.

James J Dohh Francis Smith Charles T.K. Young Mercer Baltimore and Ohio Raiload’ Company Point of Rocks Mary “Justine Chambers McGill Belt

Wellington Getting Better After Hospital Stay

Former Senator Wellington of Cumberland is improving at home after a lunch visit with his family yesterday. If his recovery continues, he plans to go to his bank in the next few days.

Wellington Cunberland

Ohio Maryland Reunion At Kare Park Near Xenia

A reunion gathering titled Ohio Maryland Reunion will be held at Kare Park near Xenia. Attendees are encouraged to attend and participate. The Frederick News will provide complete, accurate, and timely news coverage.

Ohio Maryland Annicreunion Mary Park Xenia Frederick

Notice of Equity Sale Report Approval in Frederick County

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County sitting in Equity Annie C Sheffield Aud K R Welty and Virginia D Welty widow et al docket 846 report of sales filed July 1 1912 and ordered July 23 1912 to ratify and confirm the sale of rest estate by trustees Clayton Keedy Reno Harp and H Dorsey ehison for 7825.00 a copy of this order to be printed in a Frederick County newspaper for three weeks prior to the day of hearing. Dated July 1 1912 clerk Harry W Bowers.

Frederick County Annie C. Sheffield K R. Welty Virginia D. Welty Clayton Q. Keedy Reno S. Harp H. Dorsey Ehison Reid Harry W. Bowers Clayton, Keedy

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