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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

5

Duly News Advertisements and Local Notices Fragment

A fragmented listing from the Duly News shows various ads and notices including Rice & Sobatt block-bale Jacobson at 1 Carroll Co, “Smith's Partner Very Woman Wants” and “Empty Pockets” with listings for Thomas & Co Etzler & Shook and J. D. Hendrickson rds Board. Autos Wanted, Sea Food for Fun Union Picnic, festival and Sunday School items, plus millinery and market notices. Address 244 ED Patrick St appears in the remnants.

Carroll Co Smith Stoner Thomas &Co Etzler & Shook J. D. Hendrickson Rds Board Udda Mra D-E. Kéfauver Antberg-Jordan Co Oldatioblie Patrick St

Death notices of Dixon Reindollar and Snyder families

Miss Anne Mary Dixon of Frederick died in Lexington Kentucky from inflammatory rheumatism at about age forty. She served on the St Joseph’s Hospital staff and is survived by her father and several sisters and brothers. Funeral plans to be announced. William M Reindollar, a 76 year old retired merchant of Taneytown, died after a length illness. Funeral from his home with interment at Lutheran cemetery. He leaves two sons Thomas C of Baltimore and Norman R at home. Kenneth Snyder, two year old grandson of Mr and Mrs George Snyder of Baltimore, died yesterday. Funeral notices list additional local relatives.

Anne Mary Dixon Frederick C. F. Dixon St. Joseph's Hospital Lexington Dixon St. Joseph’s Hospital J. W. L. Carty A. L. Pearce Charles P., Levy L. Frank Dixon N. Y Clarence B. Dixon France William “M. Reindollar Willam M. Reindollar Taneytown C. C. Fuss and Son Reindollar Thomas C Baltimore Norman R Ndfe Daniel H Kenneth Snyder John "A. Cramer We . Patrick _ Street George Snyder Mar- UN C. Kefauver Hia Alexia Kline Braddock Kline William G. Ropp Mac Wiles Braddock Heights

Negroes At Large After Fatal Auto Motorcycle Collision

A Washington automobile driven by a woman from Rhode Island Avenue struck Deputy Charles W. Smith’s motorcycle, sending him down a steep embankment during a chase through Gaithersburg. The two negro occupants fled. the car is held by Montgomery authorities pending owner and driver proof. Deputy Smith escaped serious injury.

Washington Charles W. Smith Smith Montgomery County E. Austin Baughman RockviJle Asoth Gaithersburg Reckles Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Maryland Frederick

Methodists Hold Reunion At Braddock Heights

Frederick county Methodists from three denominations unite for a reunion at Braddock Heights. Morning services featured Rev Loren Edwards on Methodism's Acid Test and Rev G J Humphries on Methodism Why What. Afternoon address to be given by Rev John Paul Tyler with lessons from the war. Luncheon served 12:30 to 2:30 on the grounds.

Methodist Sunday Schoola Frederick County Braddock Heights Methodist ‘Episcopal Methodist Episcopal South Methodist Protestant Loren M. Edwards G. J. Humphries Grace Methodist Episcopal Church of Baltimore Rhodé ‘Island Avenue Washington John Paul Tyler Ep‘orth Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Tyler Trinity M. B. Church Clifton Forge Thott King G.D. Kidner George P. Harris Miss Mary R.G.E Humphiries J. W. Kirk

Mt Airy Teachers Named by Supt Unger in Carroll County

Mt Airy school appoints J Keller Smith as principal with Myrtle Beck Sabina Shoemaker Blanche Spurrier Katherine Hartzel Fana Devilbiss Alice Selby Olive Mount Naomi Day and others named for various posts. Mt Airy preacher on lecture tourrego Lloyd fills Calvary M B Church pulpit in Rev Ely's absence. Lloyd staying with Charles A. Ogle Prospect Ave. Advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Jet The News for all the news.

Mt. Airy Mt. Airy School Supt. Unger Carroll County J. Keller Smith Myrtle Beck Sabina Shoemaker Blanche Spurrier Katherine Hartzel Fana Devilbiss Alice V. Selby Olive I. Mount Naomi L. Day Taylorsville Man Grimes Sweet Air Beryl Buckingham Mt. Olive Margaret “Mullinix Rego L.’ Lloyd Inson College Carlisle Pa Calvary M. B C. E. Ely United States Lloyd Charles A. Ogle Prospect Avenue

Bank Officers and Directors Listing

OFFICERS WM G BAKER Vice President IH D BAKER Vice President Cashier SAMUEL G DUVALL asst Cashier JOSEPH McDIVIT Aust Cashier DIRECTORS John S Ramaburg Daniel Baker Wm G Baker C H Conley M D C M Thomas P L Hargatt D E Kefauver John S Newman J D Baker J H Gambrill Jr Thos H Haller H D Baker.

WM. G. Baker IH. D. Baker Veceess Cashier Samuel G. Duvall Joseph McDivit John S. Ramaburg Daniel Baker C. H. Conley M. D. C. M. Thomas P.L. Hargatt D. E. Kefauver John 8. Newman J. D. Baker J. H.gambrill, Jr Thos. H. Haller HD. Baker

Cooperative's Hobl Test in Frederick County School Plan

The Frederick County School Board will run a Smith-Hughes program at Roya High School with Federal support. Boys under 16 may work two weeks in an industrial plant then two weeks in school, alternating throughout the year under industry supervision. Industrial plants may notify needs. enrollment cards available at the superintendent's office.

Frederick County Roya' High School Smith-Hughes Wille Industrial Planta

Fire from child’s match destroys three outhouses at Staley farm

A child playing with matches sparked a fire at Harry Staley’s farm near Shookstown. Three chicken coops and a hen house burned, contents and straw destroyed, but the main house sustained only slight damage after a bucket brigade halted the blaze. Losses and exact values could not be determined.

Harry Staley Shookstown Staley

No Stockings Fashion Sparks Town Fuss in Frederick

A young girl in Frederick walked the street in patent leather pumps and a white dress, the first to start stockingless fashion here. She appeared unconcerned by the stares, perhaps choosing comfort over trend. Nearby, Lew M. Rodkey, aged 17, burned his eyes removing a radiator cap as steam scalded them. doctors expect full recovery without lasting harm.

Frederick Eves Og “Lew MM. Rodkey Harmé 17

Water leak on North Rentz Street near Paradise property

A water lane has formed a leak on North Rentz Street in front of the Paradise property near the swinging bridge. The leak has persisted for several weeks and city authorities have been alerted to the issue.

Rentz Street

Residence of Charles Ay Herrmann Repainted on West South Street

Brief items report renovations at the residence of Charles Ay Herrmann on West South Street. It notes the four decilitir houses of Mrs R H Davide We at South Street have been repainted.

Charles Ay Hermann R. H. Davide We South Street

Schools to reopen September 1 under Superintendent Jo Palmer

Superintendent of Education Jo Palmer announces public schools will reopen September 1 for both white and colored students citywide and countywide. Preparations include furnace, water system, and toilet installations at Woodahoro and Oldfield colored school, with repairs underway at Wolfsville.

Jo Palmer Ie Woodahoro Wolfsville Oldfielia

Sues for $25 000 Damages In Railway Blasting Case

James Franklin Merrill of Cumberland by next friend Jesse R. Merrill sues the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company and the Frostburg Illuminating Company for 25000 damages. He alleges harm occurred while defendants blasted to plant Hecht poles along the Cumberland to Mt. Savage line.

James Franklin Merrill Cumberland Jesse R. Merrill Hagerstown

For Sale An Attractive Home And Property Near Detour

Attractive 35 acre property near Detour offers an eight room frame house with bath and heat, concrete cellar, plus numerous outbuildings including barn, hog pens, corn crib, wagon and machine sheds. Additional land includes 100 acres near Brunswick and 600 fruit trees with apples, peaches and cherries. Casualty Insurance Site.

Brunswick

Baltimore Patriotic Sons of America meet at Odd Fellows Temple

Mayor Broening of Baltimore will deliver the welcome address at the state convention of the Patriotic Sons of America at Odd Fellows Temple Baltimore Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Over 200 delegates from across the state are expected with national officers William J Heaps Samuel Roberts and Charles H Stein among the attendees.

Philadelphia Commandery Guy K. Motter Frederick The Pennsylvania Masonic Temple Frederick Templars Schuylkill River Knights Templar of America East Motter P.O Broening Baltimore Stata the Patriotic Sons of America Odd Fellows’ Temple Wiliam J. Heaps Samuel Roberts Charles H. Stein

Local notice with sales and event notices from Frederick area

A collage of notices: millinery shop invites customers after a New York trip. Creagerstown Union Picnic at John M. Fisher's Grove on August 23 with Yellow Springs Band and speakers. closeout sale on tennis racquets at Storm & Shipley. Zion Reformed festival August 2 and 9. Utica Sunday school picnic August 16 with Yellow Springs Band. Friday night church board meeting at M E Church. Burace's Sugar Corn and Gittinger's Grocery ads.

Creagerstown John .M. Fisher Zion Reformed Sunday School of Charlesville Erybody Utica Miller's Grove Lewistown Yellow Springs

Braddock Picnic Plans at Clifton Aug Ninth

Local notices describe Braddock picnic at Mrs Mer cer’s grave Clifton on Saturday August ninth with yellow springs band prominent speakers music schedule and shuttle cart service to woods. Also Republican County Central Committee meeting set for August second in Frederick City Grand Jury Room at the courthouse. Mothers urged to send children to Braddock for a children's carnival rehearsal August eleventh at eight pm and dancing pavilion sessions mornings August 4-9. Automobile for hire offerings and a shoe promotion promising white shoes and slippers at 98 cents a pair for Frederick residents.

Braddock Plente Braddock Central Committee Grand Jury Court House Frederick City Avery Frederick Hal

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