Frederick County Board Names Principals and Awards Scholarships
Frederick County Board of Education named principals for city and county high schools. James Rich was reappointed Boys High principal, succeeding J J Sigmund who resigned. Other principals named include Remsberg Girls High Frederick, Fogle Brunswick High, Kieeny Middletown High, Beachley Thurmont High. Scholarships were awarded to several students for study at Western Maryland College and the Maryland Institute of Art and Design, with additional potential awards to Washington College and Charlotte Hall Military Academy.
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Frederick County
Philadelphia
Biehl
Frederick. - F
Charles H. Remsberg
Frederick
Oscar
M. Fogle
Brunswick
R. B. Kieeny
Middletown High School
Lloyd Palmer
Washington College
Teritu
Henry
Dwight Norris
Middletown
Death of William Pittinger Under Investigation in Johnaville
State Attorney Aaron R Anders and Sheriff Charles H Kipp traveled toward Johnaville at nine this morning to pursue further inquiry into the death of William Pittinger. A coroner jury found the bullet wound to be fatal, fired from an unknown hand using a .02 calibre rifle. Pittinger was buried yesterday with minimal ceremony, funeral directors L C Powell and Cos in attendance.
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Aaron R. ‘Anders
Charles H. Kipp
Johnaville
Das
William 4
lPttinger
Tessier
Johnsville
Wittinger
L. C. PowWelland
Cos
Suffered Stroke Leaves Doll in Decline at City Hospital
Lemuel V Doll, once paralyzed by a stroke, remains largely the same and is treated at City Hospital. A Summer complaint relief promises quick relief. an ad claims Henry Jewatt of Clark Mill New York offers a remedy for colds and diarrhea to be kept at hand.
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Heap
Lemuel
Doll
Beemi
Henry Jewatt
Clark’ Mill
N.Y
Victory Army Seance Men At Fair Grounds Tomorrow
Thousands are expected in Frederick for a big Victory Army celebration at the Fair Grounds. About 12 hundred soldiers will march with families and friends, with all attractions free and a soldiers buffet lunch. An urgent $500 is needed to cover expenses as funds exceed $1,000, with a parade and transportation planned from Court House Park to the fair grounds.
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Sourae
Frederick City
Ukely
Jupiter
Court House’ Park
Patrick
Court House Park
D.C
Willebreknar
the Transportation Committee
Frederick
Frederick County
Fen
Omrack
Diamond
Paul Delphey
Chapel Alley
Fragmentary 1900s Names From Local Ledger
Partial OCR lists several individuals with uncertain roles and fragmented titles. Names include Misa Dors, Oscar Gledhill, and Hon. M. G. Urner, with scattered abbreviations and references to Embry Coblentz and a “Novelty Pr oo privilege,” suggesting a local business or civic record.
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Misa Dors
Oscar Gledhill
Embry Coblentz
Vernon County Patriotism Fund Note Preserved Forever
A dated civic appeal from Frederick County Maryland leaders praises patriotism and asks for a twenty five dollar contribution to honor brave soldiers. The speaker recalls Grand Army of the Republic events in Boston and cites Frederick County natives as early riflemen under Washington.
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County
Frederick County
Land of Ours
Atlantic
Pacific
Grand Army
Republic
Boston
Carbridge
Minute Men
George Washington
Susquehanna
Washington
Maryland
Schley
Barbara Fritchie
Markey
Munshower
Frederck
Readers urge better train service on Baltimore and Ohio main line
Letters to the editor discuss improving rail access from Carrollton Manor to Baltimore via the main line and bridge ferry, urging public action to protect Maryland's interests and prevent service discrimination in favor of Washington. Also noted are a personal injury suit against Hagerstown and Frederick Railway and an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine with testimonials.
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Baltimore
Carrollton Manor
Doubs
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Charles Carroll
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Public Service Commission
Maryland
Washington, D
Hall
Addrous F. J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
Maryland Motor Co Opens Site for Garage in Frederick
Maryland Motor Company plans a large garage on West Patrick Street Frederick with a three story brick dwelling to be converted into show rooms offices and storage. The Young Motor Company purchased adjacent property to build a larger garage and Frederick Motor Company will make improvements nearby. Bids for the new building will be sought.
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Mayland Motor Company
Goldsboroh
Patrick
Helug Wade
Markwood
D. Harp
Frederick Motor Company
M.A. Woodward
T le
Goldsborough
The
Maryland Motor Company
Kehne
West Patrick Street
Maxwell, Scripps Booth
Chulmera
Reo
Saxon
Republic
Public Heht Totals 525.5 Million in June Report
A state treasury statement notes June totals totaling 525.484.5060 and 160 in context of public funds. Washington figures include public debt and related items for that month, with a July update pending.
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Washington
Ley Ye
Treasury
Demonstration on Fourth of July at East Sixth Street
Local notice mentions a brick and tractor demonstration planned for the Fourth of July on East Sixth Street near the Pennsylvania Railroad, with details extended in the notice.
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East Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bond drive notice from Victory Liberty Loan campaign
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local bank or official urging readers to purchase Victory Liberty Loan bonds. Names appear as Baker, Zimmerman, Duvall, Modi, with a cashier role noted. The text invites customers to receive and be prepared for bonds and related orders, but lacks complete sentences or clear dates.
Removal and sale at Palace of Groceries store
An old-time notice lists holiday garbage disruption and store closures. It notes July 4th events, a near-term removal sale, and SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO items offered at reduced prices. Some names cited include J C Devilbiss and Knott Gittinger’s Grocery.
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Braddock
Singer Sewing ‘Machine CO
In Memoriam Local Mention A Very Farm of 156 Acres
Fragmented notes honor Thomas E Kling and family in Frederick Maryland. The text lists multiple farms near Walkersville and Frederick with acres, buildings, water, and prices, then shifts to political candidacy and a son’s memorial message. Names include W N Jollinge and Davioling, with scattered references to local events and an upcoming Republican primary.
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Walkernville
Walkers‘ville
Frederick
Buckeys- Town
W.N. Jollinge
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D. Cui
Maryland Fair
Warner
Pittinger
Boye State's
Victory Army
ACH
William
Stes -Rattway
Evelyn
Louis Myers
Hagerstown
Maryland Motor CO
AOYS
Erty, W
Patrok St
Market’ ST. Place
Loats
Willin
Anna J. Pearre
Orphah Asaytum
Charles Segatomi
Hanna Segaloff
South Market
Sqguient
John Loats
Pearre
Frede
Segatoff
Trving Landauer
Charles M. Schaeffer
Magnolia Avenue
Rosamont
J. Arthur Nutty
Adbaigh
Jacob Heintz
Sixth Street
George D. Moores
Stewart Swarts
Salem Avenue
Swartz
Cealaeee
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
Wm.g, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph Modiy
Liberty
Fey
John D. Hendrickson
Pam
Sania
Shires
Ewong Weil
Maine
Joan D. Hendrickson
Aeigh
Myeravilla
Jefferson
Thurmont
CIA
Ieee Sae
Will
Ota Wme
Moore
Knott
Gittinger's
Path
Uly
Etore
Jay
the Palace OF Groceries
J.C. Devilbiss
Maganlie
Philadelphia “Sunday ‘Press
Braddo
Tre
Jone
Pate
Thomas E. Kling
Noua
Lillie
Noahe
Cramer
Potts & Griffin
Lewintown
State Road
Garmin
Fregecian
Vo Ae
Ee A
Thomas P.rigk
Setata
Grayson
Walkersville
Mata Ii
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