Frederick News mail service advertises easy address changes
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Local residents reported ill and improving
Among the sick are Mr. R. Frank Heck of the Model who is indisposed, Tyler Shook on West Patrick Street confined to the house by sickness, and Mr. George B Crumbaugh on West Church Street improving after illness. Mrs. Charles Woerner on West All Saints Street is bedridden, while Mr. Wm. H Hinks, also ill, shows marked improvement. Miss Gertrude Abercht on West Patrick Street, formerly housebound, can go out, and Miss Jane Rhodes at City Hospital has recovered sufficiently to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Frank Heck
Tyler Shook
West Patrick Street
George B . Crumbaugh
West
Church
Charles Woerner
Jane Rhodes
City Hospital
Brief items of interest and road tour plans
A porch is being added to Mrs William Winebrewer on South Market street by Charles B Gaver. Three Martz brothers and the party fished up a large eel and several stones, while a touring road tour begins September 3 1912 by the American Automobile Association to promote transcontinental routes. Pilot A L Westgard will lead the Good Roads Tour along the Midland Trail through multiple states, with hotel and fuel uncertainties noted. An electric sign globe is now in front of Edward Schell on South Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winebrewer
South Market Street
Charles B Gaver
Charles
George
James Martz
New York
Touring Information Bureau
American Automobile Association
L Westgard
AA. A
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Na Nias
Missour
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Frederick
Edward Schell
South Market
County Focuses on Roosevelt Movement in Frederick
Frederick county backs Roosevelt despite Taft nomination with plans for a large delegate trip to Baltimore. Local leaders push unity, avoid a new party, and emphasize support for Willard for judge and Wagaman for Congress while Roosevelt delegates from churches assemble. Wellington unable to preside at third party convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Empire
J. P. T. Mathias
W. O. Wertenbaker
Lincoln G. Dinterman
T. E. R. Miller
The
Orphan's Court
Albert A. Ecker
Charles J. Doll
C. F. Goodell
John L. Johnson
Luther E. Kefauver
Markwood D. Harp
E. A. Tomes
G. Lloyd ,Pahner
C. C. Biser
Daniel Miller
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Harp
Nat
Maryland
Chicago
Taft
Arthur D. Willard
Charles D. Wagaman
Congress
Willard
Lewis
Republican Party
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Republic
Ane
Wellington
Cumberland
William J. Feaga
Deer Park
E. C. Carrington
Carrington
Progressives Arrange Delegates to State Convention
In Montgomery county the Progressive Republicans met at the Opera House in Galitheburg to select 40 delegates for the State convention in Baltimore. Galen L. Tait presided, Major Charles J Fox proposed, and a credentials committee of Fox, Dr. Baker, and Tait was named. Planning also covered forming campaign clubs in all 13 election districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Opera House
Galitherabirg
Baltimore
Galen L. Tait
Bethesda
Charles J Fox
Rockville
Baker
Germantown
Charles J. Fox
Dr. Baker
Thurmont Division Steam Operation Notice 1912
Repairs and new machinery at the power station lead the Thurmont Division to run by steam July 24 25 and 26 with regular schedule except trains 101 102 107 108 111 112. Some departures are omitted for three days and all trains use Fifth and Market streets. Special through tram Frederick to Pen Mar leaves Market and Fifth at 9 am. Round trip tickets cost 1.00. Lawn fete postponed to August 8 at Braddock Heights Mrs Markey. The Braddock Union Plente will be held August 10 at Mrs Mercer's wood with Middletown and Frederick bands and notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick Railroad
Frederick
Fifth
Market Streets
Frederick Railroad Company
Pen-Mar
Fredenck
Great Braddock Union
Board of Aldermen of
City Hall
Board of Appeal
Warfield Denied Saloon License Amid Protest and Hearings
Chief Judge Hammond Urner heard William H Danner and Paul Blair oppose James Roy Warfield entry for a saloon license at 313 Chapel Alley. Petitioners argued the location description was incomplete and objected to attorney-represented protests. Hearing opened after objections over petition validity were resolved. case continued to third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
William H Danner
Paul Blair
James Roy Warfield
Lcense
No. 313
Chapel Alley
Edward S. Etchelberger
H. Dorsey Etchison
Warfield
Etchison
Urner
Adamstown Picnic At Manor Woods July 31 With Taylorstown Band
Sunday school group in Adamstown announces annual picnic at Manor Woods on July 31 with the Taylorstown Band of Virginia in attendance. Town committee forbids huckstering. Braddock Heights Casino Bowling Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Manor Woods
Taylorstown
Virginia
Braddock ‘Heights Casino
All Stars ‘Ya
Fonahs
Property Listings Offer Quick Bargains on Multiple Dwellings
Readable fragments describe various properties including two story and three story brick homes on West Patrick Street and nearby areas. The ad invites quick buyers to write or phone for a list of business properties and bargains amid a general real estate market notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Patrick St
North Market St
South St
S Market St
Buard Ness
Court Street
Frederick, Md
Ireal
Inburanom
Grayson H. Mergar
Braddock
East Sixth Street
Winchester Street
Frederick County
Monkeomer
Mountain’ View
Rockwell One Dime Merman
Anne
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