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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1915

Page

6

Frederick County News Adverts and Printing Offerings

A fragmented 19th century newspaper notice describes The Times and semi weekly issues, printing offices in Brunswick and Frederick, office locations, and subscription details. It promotes cheap print work, advertising advantages, and tips for saving living costs by buying in the best markets and following newspaper bargains. It notes offices, sale points, and the idea that watching ads can cut living costs.

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Voice of the Press: peace at any price criticized

The Louisville Courier Journal asserts peace at any cost is dangerous and unwise. It argues war readiness preserves liberty and national character, warning pacifists may be misguided or hypocritical and will remain a minority in America.

Louisville Courier-Journal Holmes America

Killed by Fall From Porch and Fire at Westminster

A man named Clarence K Chrissinger, 61, died at his Hagerstown home after a porch fall causing a skull fracture. The Westminster fire at J David Crowl’s ice cream and soda works caused about $4 000 in damage with no insurance. A Western Maryland derailment near Ashton derailed seven cars, near Clearspring and Chariton.

Clarence K. Chrissinger Hagerstown First Maryland Westminster J. David Crowl W. M Ashton Clearspring Chariton

Frederick Local Items July 20 1895 Highlights

Frederick Bicycle Club plans an evening run to the Ceresville bridge for a fish. Kenner and Kemp dry goods merchants are expanding their North Market street store. Linganore Hills guests picnics at Braddock Heights. A severe storm hit Walkersville and Liberty. Woman WC Grimes is in custody in Washington after forgery case. John T Best reports three fine young horses dying recently. A fine horse was poisoned at Harry McHenry’s West Seventh Street property.

Messrs Kenner and Kemp North Market Street Board of Aldermen of Frederick Board of Equalization and Review City Hall

Deaths of Josiah Willhide and Arnsparger Infant in Thurmont Area

Obituaries report the death of Josiah Willhide aged 71 at Deerfield after a lingering illness. A Civil War veteran of the 6th Maryland Infantry, he leaves a wife, several children, and many grandchildren. Also noted is the death of 15 year old Mary E. Arnsparger of Sabillasville from appendicitis, with services planned at Dabillanville Reformed Church, interment in nearby cemetery. Funeral arrangements list M J Creager as undertaker for both families.

Josiah Willhide Near Deer- Aéld Welock 6Th Maryland Infantry Healdes Frank Thurmont Harry George Deerfield Michael Susie Harbaugh Babillasville Linnie Brown Cascade Mien Nora Wilmide Harvey Stev Paul J. Holdcraft W. L. Martin L. J. Flohr Robert Harbaugh Joseph Brown U. B Willhide and Creeger Mise Mary E. Arneparger Misa Mary E. Armasparger William A. Arnsparger Sabillasville Llness Louis Chenoweth Pikesville the Reformed Church Dabillanville M. J. Creager Stuth Catherine Arnsparger Russell Lloyd Arneparger

Funeral of Mrs Barth held at Evangelical Lutheran Church

The funeral for Mrs Bessie A Barth low killed at Frederick Junction on Saturday was held yesterday at 4 PM at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev. Dr Ulysses S G Rupp led services with a large attendance and floral tributes from groups including Union Knitting Mills and Mountain City Council. Daughters of Liberty attended in a body and conducted ritual at the grave. Pallbearers were Clarence Herwig Ralph Baum Barcing Simon Summers Harry Perry Lee Dertzbaugh Earl Myers. Interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. C C Carty was the funeral director.

Bessie A. Barthlow Frederick Junction Evangelical Lutheran Church Ulysses S. G. Rupp Union Knitting Mills Mountain City Council Daughters of Liberty Clarence Herwig Ralph Baum- Barcing Simon Summers Harry Perry Lee Dertzbaugh Earl Myers Effie Albaugh Myrtle Hood Rachel Shenk Nannie Bentz Katie Mehrling Nannie Danner Mt. Olivet Cemetery C. C. Carty

Colored Knights in Session at Hagerstown Grand Lodge

The Grand Court of Calanthe Knights of Pythias colored hosts its 26th annual session in Hagerstown with 212 delegates. A street parade is planned weather permitting, Gen. Lewis E. Williams commands the uniform rank, and Mayor Scott delivered the welcome. Major Scott of Hagerstown disavows political ambitions and pledges support to Governor Goldsborough if he seeks the nomination.

Colored Knights Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Grand Court of Calanthe Hagerstown Lewis E. Williams Scott Hagertown Frederick Bartagaville Carnet Band Major Scott Gorverner Goldsborough

Books Sent to Maryland School for the Deaf Grounds

Miss Akin, librarian of Frederick County Free Library, sent 73 books to the children's playgrounds at the Maryland School for the Deaf this morning for children to take home or read during play hours.

Miss Akin Frederick County

Notre Dame Sisters to Teach at St Johns Frederick

Freder ick will welcome the Notre Dame Sisters to take charge of St Johns Literary Institute in a shift from the Visitation order. The move, aided by Cardinal Gibbons, marks a change to day scholars only and co education at the convent site.

Notre Dame Frederick St. Johns Sisters of Nota Dame Maryland Hagerstown Liberty Cardinal Gibbons Sisters of Notre Dame Father Kane Baltimore Fr. Kane John 8. Newman St. John’s Literary Institute Viecoming Friends of Old St. John's Market Street St. John's Literary Institute St. John’s Georgetown Governor Lowe United States Iefield Scott Sedler Sisters of St. John's

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