Key Council Hears Semi Annual Reports
Francis Scott Key Council No 48 U A M held a well attended meeting last evening to hear six month officer reports. Retiring secretary Clarence M Pfleeger reported 144 members with 16 initiates and 7 suspensions, a net gain of nine. Secretary noted 290 paid for benefits and 150 for death benefits. Trustees tallied investments and paraphernalia at 3427.65, with Liberty bonds War Savings Stamps and cash over 4200. New officers were installed by Jacob L Engelbrecht and William C Roderick. Marion T Steiner urged stronger membership and harmony. Retiring councilor Charles C Devilbiss thanked members for support. John W Falk announced reorganization of the degree team and youth cooperation. Other speakers included David Steiner W Paul Etzler and William Snyder.
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Francis Scott Key Council No. 480
Clarence M. Pfleeger
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
William C. Roderick
Marion T. Steiner
Charles C. Devilbiss
John W. Falk
David Steiner
W. Paul Etzler
William F. Snyder
George T. Baumgardner
Coblenzt Favored by Mahon for Governor
Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick County is named as the Mahon faction’s preferred Democratic nominee for Maryland governor. Mahon supporters reportedly back him if county leaders push, while Ritche remains a city contender. Coblenzt’s advisers caution against a heated primary as he weighs business duties and statewide viability.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Baltimore City
Democratic Organization
Kobleniz
Baltimore Sun Today
Emory L. Cobleniz
Frederick T County
Mahon
John Mahon
Coblentz
Ritche
Maryland
Middetown
Frederick City
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cobrentz
Smith
Lee
Niih Lee
Frederck
Frederick County
Gallies
Baughman
Frank Kelly
Baltimore
Ritchie
Mason
Jold Lee Forces
State Forces
John M. Dennis
Mr. Ritchie
Funeral for Mrs. Rose B. Stull Held at East Fourth Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose B. Stull were conducted at her home 9 East Fourth Street by Rev. Henri K. G. Kieffer with pallbearers named Harry Stull Albert Stull Edwin Keeney Leroy Keeney Charles Stull and Hammond Filler. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with Thomas P. Rice as funeral director. Entertain dancing class at Harmony Grove hosted by Mr and Mrs Grayson E Bowers for Charles A Opel Jr son Martin. dancing to be featured. Frederick County veterans Louis N Cage and Harry F Zimmerman registered at the Hall of States in New York City.
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Rose B. Stull
East Fourth Street
Henri K. G. Kieffer
Harry
Albert
Edwin
Leroy Keeney
Charles Stull
Hammond Filler
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Martin
Frederick County
Maryland
Hall of States
Weathe Street
New York
Louis N. Cage
Brunswick
Harry F. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Mr. Von Schilling To Hayti Shipments Sail for Port au Prince
Franz von Schilling, formerly senior manager of the H. & F. Ry. Co., will sail on July 11 for Port au Prince, Hayti, where he has accepted a responsible position.
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von Schilling
Hayti
Franz von Schilling
Port Au Prince
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for All Stages
A newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure. It promises one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from Sachene y & Co of Toledo Ohio. The product is sold by druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
Sacheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Political maneuvering shapes Maryland ticket talks
Statewide nomination struggles unfold with Dems backing a lone governor hopeful and party insiders noting possible spades that could hurt in the general election. Maryland Republicans solidify plans with Woodcock set for Comptroller and Armstrong moving toward Attorney General, while Clerk of the Court of Appeals awaits Old Man Weller’s decision.
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Woodcock
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Salisbury
Alexander Armstrong, Jr
Hagerstown
the Court of Appeals
Weller
Child Killed in Fall from Horse Near Middletown
Edwin Henry Keller six year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Keller of Bolivar county was fatally injured in a Tuesday morning accident while a wagon hauling wheat tipped and he fell beneath the wagon breaking his neck He died within moments Surviving are his parents and a brother Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm in the Reformed church at Middletown with interment in the adjoining cemetery
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Edwin Henry Keller
Albert Keller
Bolivar
Herbert Albert Keller
Reformed Church
Middletown
Sugar Shortage Eased as Export Ban Takes Hold
Sugar shortages in Baltimore and Frederick eased after the Sugar Equalization Board in Washington ordered a 30 day ban on exports. The government plans to release 21 million pounds of excess army sugar at a minimum price to meet foreign and domestic demand, prompting a price rise in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Europe
Sugar Equalization Board
Washington
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Salt Case Theft Solved at B and O Station
The disappearance of two suitcases at the B and O railway station was resolved when an employee placed them on the train, thinking they belonged to outgoing passengers. Both suitcases were recovered and returned. It had been feared they were stolen, with the sheriff and police investigating. The items reportedly belonged to a guest at Braddock Heights.
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Poice
Braddock Heights
Restless Richard Snook in Frederick City Hospital
Richard Snook remains unconscious at Frederick City Hospital after an accident on the Fourth of July. He is reported restless and unable to speak as doctors treat his injuries.
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Richard Snook
Frederick City Hospital
Local notice hints at burglary and sales offers
Local ad mentions burglary risk and insurance protection with agent Lewis R Dertzbaugh and a for sale note. It also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy by Mrs Henry Jewett and a brief sales line for Shropshire ewes.
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Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Milla
Third arrest in Pittenger case shocks local county
A third arrest ties Mrs Arthur Wilson to the Pittenger death near Johnsville. Hearing set for ten o clock in circuit court with Justice Alban M. Wood presiding. State expects about six witnesses. defense may seek a preliminary trial or wait for grand jury action. The Pittenger case has drawn wide regional interest amid the investigation of a fatal fight and a later rifle shot.
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Fisist
William H. Pittenger
Johnsville
Arthur Wilson
Pitenger
Wilson
Wilsons
Are
Alban M. Wood
Pittenger
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frederieck County
York
Littlestown
Educational Endowment Offers Guaranteed Education Policy
Educational Endowment announces the only policy of its kind guaranteeing an education for a child, regardless of life status. Rates start for ages 1 and up. Advertisements call for women workers for a new Frederick sewing plant with no experience required, good wages and short hours. Also notices seeking candidates for county commissioner and various local employment and insurance listings from Frederick Maryland.
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Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Bank Balance Sheet Fragment from Frederick Source
A fragmented financial record appears to show a bank balance sheet with items including stock subscriptions, cash in vault, net amounts due from banks, checks on banks, redemption funds, interest earned, war savings certificates, and various liabilities. The legible portions reference reserves, deposits, and notes outstanding, with totals and placeholder values interspersed.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Wacsaeeseees
Ural Reserve Bank
Thoma
Poboyve
Csscae
Ceereee Net
Amousta
Eee
Treamier
Winn Cove
Catencacaipare Paacaaiae
Vankarsa
CNECK
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Eden
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Prince George's
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Centreville
Edwin Henry Miller
Shropshire Ewes
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Ramsburg
News-Post
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Frederick Hospital
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Potts & Griffin
Court St
Noah E. Cramer
Thomas Feeling
Citizens’ National Bank
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Adama
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Lewis RB
Dertzbaugh
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Temes
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