Nurses Home Gift Prompts Hospital Opening Plans
Frederick City Hospital's July meeting notes 84 patients treated in June with 69 admitted and 57 discharged. The Georgia Simmons Nurses' Home was formally presented by Miss Ella Houck, funded by Mrs. Simmon's donation, symbolizing a major hospital milestone. Formal opening is set for July 31 with nursing school commencement exercises and a reception to follow.
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Frederickity
Reman
Bean
Billa Houck
Sim‘wons
Iim
Georgia Simmons
Frederick City
Georgia Simimons
Emma B. Ohler
Emmitsburg
Grace J. ‘Thomas
Florence
McDate
Burkittsvil
Maryland Agricultural College to Demonstrate Horticulture Statewide
The School of Horticulture at Maryland Agricultural College in College Park plans demonstrations across the state in fruit packing pruning and crop care for tomatoes potatoes and cantaloupes. Spraying fertilizing and seed selection are also shown as demonstration and investigation projects. A statewide survey of horticultural industries will begin and interested cooperators are asked to contact the college. Adjutant General Macklin visited Camp Phillips Lee and noted 50 lieutenants training. Governor Goldsborough’s contingent to Bel Air will hold Governor’s Day with a full camp review next Friday through Saturday.
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School of Horteuliue
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Elution
School of Horticulture
Maryland ‘Agricultural College
Eaxperiment Station
College Park
Maryland
Macklin
Phillips Lee
Costello Faces Hard Jump To Pro Baseball
Dan Costello of Mount St Marys College signs with the Yankees but struggles to adapt to professional play. Critics compare him with Tony Qurane and Joe Reilly while he is sent to the Lowell Club after limited progress. Derailment on Western Maryland delays traffic near Rocky Ridge with no injuries.
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Dan Costello
Iball Avith Mount St. Mary’s College
Costello
Yankees
Tony Qurane
Joe Reilly
Lefty Wilson
Ehough
Phigh
The
American
International
Yanks
Lowell
Maryland
Western Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Auto Trip Report From Frederick To Harper's Ferry Route
Auto trip participants E Thurston Grove Jesse Creager Roy Creager Edman Brookey and Clarence Harney traveled by Grove's car from Frederick to Gettysburg Cumberland Emmitsburg Warnesboro Pen Mar Hagerstown Antietam Shepherdstown and Harper's Ferry and described the journey as very pleasant. Auto trip to Washington underway from Topeka Kansas Mr and Mrs Herman Gross Miss Marie Storkion and Miss Eleanor Young left East Second Street this morning for Washington and Baltimore plans to return Friday.
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Messrs. E. Thurston Grove
Jesse Creager
Roy Creager
Edman Brookey
Clarence Harney
Frederick
Gettysburg
Cumberland
Emmitsburg
Warnesbooro
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Antietam
Shepherdstown
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Herman Gross
Topeka
Kansas
Marie Storkion
Eleanor Young
East Second Street
Baltimore
The News Subscriber Letters From Frederick County
Dear Sirs Enclosed find subscription for The News one year Mrs Rusherman and I leave Baltimore tomorrow by Merchants and Miners Trans Co boat for our home in Fort Lauderdale Fla after spending several months in Frederick counts Personally I combined business with pleasure and consider the business I have done quite a success having sold about 5 big which I believe due in large measure to my ads in the News Yours respectfully C Ausherman
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Monrovia
Frederick
Rusherman
Baltimore
Trans. Co
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Pleasun
Two Motorcycle Accidents Reported in Frederick Area
J. V. Strailman of Brunswick was thrown from his motorcycle at Patrick and Derr streets. He sustained severe knee cuts after the wheel caught in a plank crack near a street railway crossing and was treated by Dr. L. A. Burek before returning to his aunt’s home. Harry Dorcus of Woodsboro struck a dog while riding home. his bike was damaged but he escaped with minor injuries and continued home after securing a new motorcycle.
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J. V. Strailman
Brunswick
Patrick
Derr
Strailman
Derr Street
Ife
L. A. Burek
Elsie Strassman
West Fourth Street
Harry Dorcus
Frederick City
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Came and Go
A collage of social notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names, addresses, and movements appear as Mr and Mrs, Aunt, Miss, and Dr profiles. People attend family gatherings, visit relatives, travel for business, and return from trips to Baltimore Washington Danville Westminster Cumberland and Taneytown. Subscriptions urged for The News.
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Eiingon Wiles
Din Avenue
Taneytown
Frederick stores adopt five oclock summer closing plan
Beginning next Monday several leading Frederick merchants will close at 5 p m each evening through September 5 except Saturdays. Dry goods and furniture stores join the move with L E Mullinix carpet shop, claiming little business between 5 and 6 pm justifies the hour for employer rest. Merchants note public convenience and rising summer sales despite earlier hours.
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Frederick
L. E. Mullinix
Doll Brothers
O. P. Bennett
Thomas TI. Haller
Cc Thomas Kemp
Neidig and Miller
John J. Hendrickson
EH. Cline
AM. L. Etchison
Carty Furniture Store
Public meeting on Potomac river navigation to Cumberland
A public meeting was held last night at Ball Auditorium Cumberland to promote making the Potomac river navigable to Cumberland. Mayor George G Young presided assisted by Frederick Mertens of Washington connected with the decal committee seeking data on dha raatler.
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Potomac River
Cumberlands
It Ball
Cumberland
George G Young
Frederick Mertens
Washington, D.C
Local film convention delegates tour New York studios
New York reporters detail the Motion Picture Exhibitors League of America third annual convention. Delegates including F Lester Smith and A J Eichelberger tour the Fort Lee Eclair Film Co studio, view a movie being made, and are photographed for a quick Palisade Park screening. The day includes free park events and a supper, with Meredith Staub noted for his prominence in the day’s film shoot.
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New York
F. Lester Smith
Motion Picture Exhibitors League of America
Iederick
Messrs
A. J. Eichelberger
George List
Meredith Staub
Grand Central Palace
Gaynor
Palisade Park
Eclair Company
Frederick
State wide primaries date set for September 9
State Republican chairman John B. Hanna and Democratic leader Gen Murray Vandiver plan a joint primaries date, likely Tuesday September 9, to meet legal timing. A Progressive party invite may be extended to avoid legal issues. If no agreement, the second Monday in September becomes the default primary date.
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John B. Hanna
Republican State Central Comittee
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Progressive Party
Messrs. Hanna
Vandiver
United States Senate
Court of Appeals
House of Delegates
Ballamore
Ot State Senate
Baltimore
Worcester
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline
Ceci
Barford
Allegany
Garpert
Montgomery
Printe Georges
Charles
St. Marrs
Penitentiary Directors Eye Funds For New Settlement
Warden John F. Leonard warned that if the directors secure 260 000 to 300 000 for improvements the body may establish a penal settlement in the country with part of the money The next directors meeting is set for August 6 to decide on the question
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John F. Leonard
Frederick County political announcements for 1913 primaries
Two candidates announce for county offices in Frederick County. Eugane M. Spieviens seeks County Commissioner nomination in the Democratic Primary, Creagerstown District. Abram J. Eidlibnberger asks Democratic voters for County Treasurer nomination, pledging one term and no self-advance.
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Commisblonii
Frederick County
Euane M. S'Pieviens
Creagerstown
Janes
Abram J. Eidlimbberger
Menmere
Thomas N, Mohler
Buckeystown
Victor Myers
Eor
Ithereby
Clarence C. Holtz
Dectsd
wFeTre
Wolfr
Tuscarora
Fendom
Calvin I. Putagan
Lewistown
MarlGas
John W. Humm
Frederick District
Marlad&wham
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Barbara Fritchie
W. O. Glaze
Memorial Association
Moose
Potomac
Loral Order of Moose
Isaac DM. Bord
Ldge
Cumberland City
Yoo ‘Nial
Koon
J. E. Batwick
Walkersville
Hite
Witi G. Horticultural School
Ausherman
Hart— H. Dercus
Georgianna Simmons
Nurses
Mary
Julian
Williamson
Ftecord Street
Balthmore
Supt
R. Paul Smith
HL and F. Railroad
Wiliam F. Schmidt
Etchison Furniture Store
Edward ©. Loase, Jr
West South Street
Harry W. Bader
Orange, N. ‘I
Edward M. Eader
East Church Street
Mrs
Wilford Franktin Railing
Garrett, Pa
Ara
Elmer C. Railing
Dill Avenue
Janie DeLashmultt
Ieward County
Annie Mehming
Dr. O. & Highbarger
New City Hotel
Pauline Pollitt
Margaret Eichelberger
West Church Street
Mary TE. Nicodemus
Unionville
Westminster
Zoe and
Isabel Buckey
Tranover, Pa
G. Jacob Buckey
Hummel
Abe Rosenour
Mildred Landauer
This City
Hagerstown Country Club
Bertha Trundle
South Market Street
Mr. H. Burns Trundle
Danville, Va
Jacob L. Tabier
Hyattstown
F. H. Koshier
West Patrick Street
Charles Grimes
Johns
Grimes
North Market Street
Freeland
Baltimore County
Elizabeth McDannel
West Third Street
Walter McDannel
Daniel Mehriing
Ella Stahl
Washinkon
J. V. Hoffman
Maas
Annie Brill
Sabiflasville
Nina Weaither
Francis Lee
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Movies
Eclair Studio
Frederick W. Cramer
White Cross Milk Co
Charles Toney
Jarden-Coucrts
Law
Ignelsdim Wit
Fourth Street
Folsey
Hineby Announte Tuykelf
Bherl
Mredgrick
John 1. Donald, Jr
Hreduick
Junelod
Aprid&wife
Sherif
Louis GC. Etchison
Jefferson District
Rodort IL
Cramer
Fredick County
al Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville, Md
Tantin
H. S. Landis
Landis
N. Market ST
S. AL Gregg
Montevue Hospital
SAL — International Rink
Passensex
Ae New
Jy Stews
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