Frederick County Political Pot Still Boiling in Candidacy Race
In Frederick County the political pot remains active as candidates announce for multiple offices ahead of the 1916 election. Democrats target Register of Wills with Samuel D. Thomas seeking renomination, joined by Frank J. Newman Ezra Cramer and others. Republicans name Melvin P. Wood Albert W. Patterson A A Radcliff John Martz G C Rhoderick and more as contenders. Sheriff and Clerk of the Court races draw attention with Robert L. Cramer P M Hiteshew Howard D. Kefauver Clarence G. Boller Eli G. Haugh and state Senator J. P. T. Mathias among those considered for nominations.
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Register of Wills
Samuel D -Thomas
Register
Frank J. Newman
of Haller and
Newman
Ezra Cramer
Walkersville
Register of
Villa
Cramer
Christian HH. Bekstein
Eckstein
Democratic Party
Republican Register
Melvin P. Wood
New Market
Albert W. Patterson
Emmitsburg
A. A. Radcliff
John .H. Martz
Frederick
G. C. Rhoderick
Middletown
Mr. Wood
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick W. Cramer
L. E. Mullinix
Glerk
Mullinix
Charles W. Hoffman
Woodsboro
J. P. T. Mathias
Thurmont
Eli G. Haugh
Robert L. Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Conard
P. M. Hitcshew
Howard D. Kefaaver
Burkittsville
Clarend G. Boller
Ramsburg
Harmony Grove
William
Frederick figures in race for state and local offices
Frederick residents figure prominently in a slate of races for state and county offices. Sterling Galt and Dor say Etchison are named for the senatorship while Benjamin Reich and Samuel A. Lewis contend for State's Attorney and Judges of the Orphans Court are set. Local incumbents and Republican candidates, including John W. Holter and Charles W. Zimmerman, are mentioned with several others likely to seek renomination or new bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Galt
Mr. Galt
Eumuinsburg Chronicle
HH. Dorsay Etchison
Urket
Democratic Organisa
John W. Holter
Charles W. Zimmerman
Frederick
James P. Harris
Urbana
Benjamin F. Reich
Reich
Samuel A. Lewis
Aaron R. Anders
George R. Dennis
Edward
House of Delegates
Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
George Edward Smith
The
Injured at Brunswick rail yard during repair work
Howard Hutzler of Baltimore and Ohio at Brunswick injured when a jack slipped while aiding car repairs. He was cut and bruised on the head, treated at Brunswick and sent to Martinsburg Hospital. Fireman William Hentine of Baltimore and Ohio, residing in Brunswick, suffered a badly cut face and a broken nose after a beam from a warehouse struck him. injuries were dressed by Dr. Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Howard Hutzler
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg Hospital
William Hentine
H. S. Hedges
July's Hottest Day Record Claimed
July delivered the month's hottest day as the official thermometer hit a high of 9 percent. Humidity intensified the oppressive heat, surpassing several June record days. A brief early shower offered temporary relief, and the forecaster expects cloudy skies with continued warmth.
Lost Valuable Horse Reported on Banlenger Pike
W C Howard living along the Banlenger pike reports a valuable horse lost by death several days ago. Dr RLV Smith states the animal was poisoned by material secured in the pasture. The horse was valued at about 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Howard
Banlenger Pike
Rlv Smith
Best Diarrhoea Remedy from Mr Sam Guin’s Testimony
Whatley Ann reports measles left her stomach unsettled until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. She credits the remedy with saving her life during a severe bout and urges its use, noting it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam FL Guin
Whatley
Ann
Chamberlain
Deaths in Walkersville and Lewistown Community
Obituary notes from Frederick area recount the deaths of Thomas Miller Devilbiss a Walkersville native and longtime Standard Oil Company executive who died in Frederick City Hospital after a Manila assignment and health decline. Also listed are Mrs C G Alice Cramer Lewistown widow of Andrew G Cramer and infant Ella Catherine Ridgley, all with funeral details and local survivors.
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Walkersville
Cramer
Lewistown
Philip C Kehler Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack
Philip Calvin Kehler aged about 53 died this afternoon at his sister Mrs John E Fleming's home on West Fifth Street. Heart trouble, likely heat related, caused his death after being found prostrate at Charles F Shipler's saloon on North Market Street. Survived by three brothers and three sisters in the area. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Catherine Ridgley
Merrii Ridgley
East Fifth Street
U.S. G. Rupp
Mt. Olivet
Thos. VP Rice
Philip C. Kehler
John E. Fleming
Philip Calvin Kehler
West Fifth Street
Kehler
Charles F Shipler
North Market Street
Mr. Fleming
Henry Hagerstein
Lewis
Edward Kehler
Samuel Barnes
Jefferson
Francis Becker
Washington
J. EB. Fleming
Local Notes From Walkersville and Nearby
News items from Walkersville and Lewisdale feature residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Hagerstown and Virginia church repairs at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Walkersville operations at Fountain Rock freight delay and engine repair Western Maryland events and a Grangers picnic scheduled for August 15 in Harry Remsbergs woods Includes many brief notices of visits illness and everyday happenings by local residents and families
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Me. G. Cliton
Allande City
Clitton Nusbaun
J. Raymond
Wachter
Walkersville
Samuel Wachter
Eveline Wachter
Egunsboro
Leen
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Appointments
Mrs. Clarence Rhoades and daughter Roberta of Atlanta visit parents Mr and Mrs 8.2 Plummer. Hebecca Reed of Washington Grove visits Mrs Eugene Coleman. Hallie Lindsey visits Rebecca Reed. Alfred Bache and Rebecca Reed visit Mrs Frank Selby. James Selby of Baltimore spends summer with sister Mrs Eugene Coleman. Clarence Lindsey and Hallie visit Mr and Mrs Frank Selby. Mary Way becomes a clerk in Rockville store.
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Clarence Rhoades
Roberta
Atlanta
Plummer
Hebecca Reed
Washington Grove
Eugene Coleman
Hallie Lindsey
Rebecca Reed
John Snouffer
Rosie Chiswell
Alfred Bache
Frank Selby
James Selby
Baltimore
Clarence Lindsey
Hallie
Mary Way
Rockville
Local Social Roundup at Clagettsville and Comus
Mrs Jessie Buxton and family return from Unity and Frederick visits. upcoming Montgomery chapel festival on July 18 with notable speakers. Browningsville Band to provide music. In Comus Marvin Beall visits relatives while Mabel Luhn returns from Panhandle trip. Elsie Schwering vacationing with Johnson grandparents. ML Airy picnic attendees listed. harvest delays due to rains. several residents noted as recovering from illness and injuries.
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Jessie Buxton
Madeline
H. B. Moxley
Unity
W. C. Bellison
Willis Caine
John Haines
Claud Hurley
Irene
Edward
Wesley Smith
Purdum
Frederick
Ollie Moxiey
Altie Watkins
Ethel Beall
Baltimore
Della
Lottie Watkins
Montgomery Chapel Sunday School
H. O. Keen
Ruley
New Market
Rev. Fort
Laytonsville
King
Mt. Airy
A. Frank Miller
COMUS
Marvin Beall
Panama
Mabel Luhn
Chris Luhn
Dickerson
Elsie Schwering
Washington, D. C
L. B. Johnson
G. H. Johnson
Mattie Johnson
Elsie, Schwering
Luther Johnson
Visitors from nearby towns fill summer at Laymon and surroundings
Mr Lawrence Shoemaker and son of Laymone Pa spent the 4th shore visiting his mother Mrs Henry Shoemaker and trends. Mr Charles A Elliott and son Joseph visited his son Robert Ailtiet at Stevenson Baltimore county Md. Michael Cuddy of Baltimore visits his uncle Rev Father J xs Cuddy. Miss Anna Winter visits relatives and friends at Frostburg Md. Robert Fair of Baltimore spent weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Fair. Eugene Gallery of Washington spends vacation here visiting his uncle and aunt Robert A Arnold and sister Agnes Arnold. Mr Upton Birnie and son S Galt Birnie of Philadelphia arrived for their usual summer visit to sister Miss Galt and friends. Rev Father Theodore D Mead of Baltimore visited old parishioners and friends here last week. Mrs John M Hoagind and children of New York visit Mr and Mrs D W Garner. Miss Vida Ord of Chevy Chase Washington visits Mr and Mrs George Birnie and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shoemaker
Laymone
Henry Shoemaker
Charles A. Elliott
Joseph
Robert A.iltiet
Stevenson
Baltimore County
Michael Cuddy
Baltimore
J. Xs. Cuddy
Anna Winter
Frostburg
Robert Fair
Daniel Fair
Eugene Gallery
Washington
Robert A. Arnold
Agnes Arnold
Upton Birnie
S. Galt Birnie
Philadelphia
Graceham Social Roundup Brought Visits From Baltimore
Graceham residents hosted relatives during the weekend with Mr Willi Colliflower and Beauchamp of Baltimore visiting Mrs Agnes Collifower. Mrs Ida Boone and two children from Woodshoro spent a few days with Mrs Martha Siess. Mr Jesse Colliflower and two children Helen and Howard, of Baltimore, stayed with Mr and Mrs Cornelius Fisher. Mr Adam Zentz and family also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Colliflower and Beauchamp
Baltimore
Agnes Collifower
Ida Boone
Woodshoro
Martha Siess
Jesse Collliflower
Helen and
Howard
Cornelius Fisher
Adam Zentz
Sunday visits and family gatherings across Zentztown area
The record lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits among residents and relatives in Zentztown and nearby towns. Names include George Zentz, Lily Newcomer, Hazel Zentz, Leste Delashinutt, Elmer Gaver, Howard Colliflower, Maggie Routzam, J A Lebberg, Kathryn Franklin, Blanche Creager, May Creager, Edward Currens, Harvey Groshon, Fred Crawford, Howard Baker, Atlee Fleagle, Mamie Siess, Russell Troxell, Belva Colliflower, William Freshour, Herbert Colliflower, Agnes Joy, Benjamin Keilholtz, Norman Six, and others visiting or hosting in Waynesboro, Philadelphia, Union Bridge, Taneytown, and nearby locales.
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George Zents
Zentztown
Clayton Newcomer
Washington, D. C
Lily Newcomer
Leste Delashinutt
Hoods
Elmer Gaver
Hazel Zentz
George Zentz
Emily
Howard Colliflower
Wetzel
Near Hounitspurg
Maggie Routzam
Providence
Rhode Island
J. A. Lebberg
Margaret
Alma
Waynesboro
Joseph Franklin
Kathryn
Philadelphia
Chester
Joy
Missea Blanche
May Creager
Edward Currens
Sykesville
Harvey Groshon
Child
Union Bridge
Fred Crawford
Howard Baker
Atlee Fleagle
Taneytown
Mamie Siess
Beiva Colliflower
Russell Troxell
Lewis Troxell
William Freshour
Belva Colliflower
Herbert Colliflower
New Midway
Agnes Joy
Benjamin Keilholtz
Walkersville
Norman Six
John Six
Keysville
Montgomery Schools Appoints Assistant Teachers and Scholarships
The Montgomery County School Board named assistant teachers for multiple schools including Bethesda Woodside Sandy Spring High Germantown Gaithersburg Takoma and Potomac. Lacey Hughes was named principal of Clarksburg. Brown and Hurley resigned as Bethesda and Cloppers principals. Certificates awarded to Laura Frizzell Margaret Karn Mary White Chancellor Brown. Scholarships granted to Karn Otis Gardner Warfield Burdette Sauders Fisher Rabbitt Houck Dawson and others.
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Montgomery County
Western Maryland College
Margaret Karn
Rockville
St. John’s College
EB. Otis Gardner
Clarksburg
Washington, College
E. Ray Warfield
Boyds
Blue Ridge College
Carlton Burdette
Woodfield
State Normal School
Delma E. Sauders
Glenna E. Fisher
Avice L. Rabbitt
Margaret B. Houck
Elizabeth Dawson
Meat Going Skyward New Yorker Predicts Record Rise
New York reports a forthcoming record advance in meat prices within the next week or two. Local wholesalers note a phenomenal rise last month and anticipate retail prices climbing 2 to 4 cents per pound for beef pork lamb and veal with no expectation of reduction before fall.
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New Yorker
New York
Phœ Hamilton Clairvoyant and Psychical Scientist Ad
Brad ley Hamilton Ph D London’s foremost clairvoyant and psychical scientist offers magnetic telepathic treatments and private consultations for trouble sorrow sickness or fear. Public endorsements claim remarkable powers. Hours 10 am to 4 pm and by appointment. call 455 K. Offices 235 N Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Hamilton
London
Frederick
N. Market Street
Central Trust Company of Maryland Bank Statement June 30, 1914
Report of condition for Central Trust Company of Maryland Frederick. Resources show deposits of 1 272 609.60 against assets including cash from US currency and bank notes 929 182.00 and gold coin 1.95. Liabilities include capital 200 000, surplus 200 000, deposits 803 676.25, and bills payable 55 000.00 with tax reserve 3 872.56. Historical notes indicate bank origins 1808, expansion in 1913, and a nine year growth table detailing deposits and profits.
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Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick
Maryland
Losnsa
Biscounts
Re- Herve
U_S
Fascive
Central Bank
Central National Bank
For Sale Items From Local Classifieds
For Sale two Holstein calves a bull and a heifer nicely marked sire Fair Oak Barnum De Kol prize winning. Price reasonable apply to W C Mercer Braddock Route 5 Jy11d3t. For Sale two second hand hot air furnaces bargains Keefer Bros W Patrick St Jy iddét ee.
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Frederick County
Benjamin Rogsenour
P. L. Hargett
Lioyd Jeffries
Luna Park
Coney Island
San Francisco
Frederick Thompson
Luna Fark
Jeffries
Rederick
Old Town
Iuna Park
Mr. Jeffries
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Pai
Standard Oil Co
Philippine Islands
Bright
Fonuwng
Thomas Miller Devilijns
Mra
Henrietta
Solomon Devilhiss
Frederick City
Braddock Heights
Ag Wright’s Seas Ie
Mr Devilbiss
Philippine
Devilbiss
P. Devilbiss
David A. Devilbiss
Elis K. Devilbiss
Harry Devilbiss
Kansas City
John Cramer
Walkers
Alice Crap
Alice Cramer
Andrew G. Cramer
County
David and
Catherine Hedges
A. G. Cramer Co
M. L. Creager
F. J. Miller
An Over
L Fogle
Charles Miller
Julia Harp
Mollie Johnson
For Sidwell
Dorsey Boone
Theves
June Ritter
Thomas Boone
Lewisdale
J. S. Davis
Helena Heall
Babe
Jilda Beall
Thompsons
Miss
Ididh
Thompson
Beulah Brown
America
Mary Browning
T. §. Davis
Barry Beall
Deets Day
T. W. Day
J. J. Burdette
Ernest King
F. B. Day
Wm. Burns
Fletcher Beall
W. C. Beall
Libby Bodine
Vivian Watkins
Rufus King
J. M. King
Lander
Alva Comipher
Doubs
Harry Myers
William Lapole
Martha
Hagerstown
Edna and
Mabel Myers
Louise Dean
Grace Harris
Robert Shoemaker
Frank Pearl
Emma Newton
Virginia
Myrtle Harper
Point of Rocks
Thomas Weeden
William C. Adams
Mary
Ethel Fawley
John Fawley
Effie Hine
Grangers
Harry Remsberg
Gaithersburg
Clagettsville
Broad Run
Mation D. Arngid
Lucketts
Olive Miers
Elen Huffer
Clifford Sparrow
Washington, D.C
C. C. Maught
Alva Hufzer
Maud Waudht
Rimer E. Beachley
Oliver A. Huffer
Dr. Bates of
Johnsville
Graceham
Montgomery Schools
Phoe
Hamilton
J. B. Mellor
Apa
Ui seil_ farms
Jantar
Frederick and Braddock Heights
Adv and
Ahaby
RG. Austin
N. Monroe &T
Baltimore, Md
County of Frederick
Ss. I
A. Kemp
Robt. A. Kemp
G. Wesley Kindley
N. P
Rm P. Ross
Dmory L Coblentz
Chas
Wrertheimer
D. GC
Grove
Chase, Klein
S. M.orgs
the Baker
Walkersville, Md
Juiatt&with
Madison Street
New School
Hamilton Avenue
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third Street
Elm Street
Frederick Realty CO
O. C. Warehime
North Market St
East Church Street
L. M. Stone
Iin
Crystal Sunt Sauttseerie A “Heiti. Ice Co
Marzantr Pe
East South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City Bath Road
PS Marshall Miller
Frederick Saviegs Institution
Naesace
N. R
D. Mantz
South Market Street
NEW Wood Yard
Cor, Dill Ave
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