Frederick Trust Company Opens With Harp As President
The Frederick Trust Company opened September 1 with R. S. Harp as president and D. Cramer as vice president, A. Ecker as second vice president, and C. Ramsburg as secretary. Twenty directors were named, others to be announced at a future meeting. The Munsey Trust Co of Baltimore was named correspondent, with plans to assist in launching the new Frederick institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trust Company
Cosen Ithis
Rene S. Harp
David Cramer
Albert
Munsey Trust Company
Baltimore
Munescy Company
Frederick
Itg
Market and
Third Streets
Warp
Frederickrust Company
Hla
Frederick ‘Trust Company
Eve
Tte
Frederick mayoral candidate outlines policy
W O Osburn of Annevicement issues a lengthy policy statement from a Baltimore hospital after major surgery. He pledges a nonpartisan progressive business administration for Frederick, emphasizing economy, value for money, and city growth while promising to protect water supply, police protection, and enforce the spend limit law. He calls for input from all citizens and notes his incapacity to campaign personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Bant
W. Ogburn
Maryland University Hospital
Ballimore
Harry B. Chapliney
Orbarn
Baltimore
Mrs. Osburn
Osburn
Frigands
Iis
Mathud
Frederick
Pirst
Unclear fragment on housing and trust aims in city
Fragmentary text advocates home ownership for the poor and criticizes political involvement by a trust company. It mentions a trust camp and suggests a parental role for trust services, then shifts to praise for a founder and calls for support.
City Hopes and Vows Amid Market Street Hitching Debate
A candidate pledges to enforce existing hitching laws or push an ordinance to ban horses hitched to vehicles on Market Street on Saturday nights from Ballinore to Fifth Street, excluding delivery wagons. He argues such rules would curb congestion, while promising careful tax policy and full-time dedication to city service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Ballinore
Ohio Depot
Fifth Street
North Market Street
Wade
Frederick
Owill
Birthday Greetings for Lion C Cutler Contractor
A birthday note honors Lion C Cutler a well known contractor in the county. It recalls his candidacy for alderman on the Democratic ticket and references events around June 1, 1863. The piece mentions family and local figures and previews brief sketches of candidates for the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion C Cutler
Derman
Cutler
Buchesstown
Seathish
Catey
Glee
Abe
Ness
Widow Delia Whitmore Aided After Paralysis In Litestown
Mrs Delia Whitmore a widow living on South Market street was paralyzed on Saturday morning. She could rise from bed and knocked on the floor which drew neighbor William H Smith who crawled across a balcony and through a window to reach her. Dr Hedges attended and this morning her condition improved. Walter and Earle Clemson from Walkersville departed for Litestown to attend the Litestown High School commencement with their cousin Elite Buckey Jr who led his class and will enter Mercersburg Academy in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Whitmore
South Market Street
Miss Whitmore
William H. Smith
Messrs
Walter
Earle Clemson
Walkersville
Litestown
Litestown High School
Elite O ’Buckey, Jr
Mercersburg Academy
Riders Tour Gettysburg on Motorcycles Without Incident
Clarke Desilbiss, Isaac Shipley, Jarente Delphy, John Wright, Lewis, Woodward, and Robert Shipley traveled to Gettysburg yesterday by motorcycle. They toured the battlefield and returned home safely last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Desilbiss
Isaac Shipley
Jarente Delphy
John Wright
Lewis, Woodward
Robert Shipley
Gettysburg
Granted Divorce for Mrs Massie Ko Looper
Mrs Massie Ko Looper was granted a divorce from her husband Charles W Looper by Judge Worthington. The marriage, stated to have occurred in 19xx, involved alleged excessive cruelty as the grounds for the dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massie Ko Ilooper
Charles W. Looper
Worthington
Ise
Court orders response in Rowe records case for Emmitsburg
Mandamus action filed against former Emmitsburg burgess Howard H Rowe seeks delivery of the town ordinance book inalute book corporate seal and burgess docket. Judge Worthington set June 5 for Rowe to answer with hearing likely unless he surrenders the records. Rowe faces prior arrests for interference in ejectment forgery and embezzlement with habeas corpus attempts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Howard H. Rowe
Burgees
Vincent Sebold
Rose
Rowe
John H. Matthews
Towe
Worthington
John W. Breichner
Edward H. Rowe
Frederick County
Unii
Lewis
Justice Miller
Motter
Incent Sebold
Miller
Examinations for Teachers Certificates and Scholarships June 1913
Frederick County announces exams for first and second grade teacher certificates plus scholarships. Tests cover orthography reading writing arithmetic geography US history grammar bookkeeping physiology geometry and law. Sessions start 9:30 am and 1:30 pm on June 17 18 and 19 1913 at Frederick Girls High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Girls’ High School
East Church Street
United States
Maryland
Western Vs. Cor College
St. John’s College
Washington College
Chestertown
Baltimore and Frostburg
Board of County School Commissioners
Frederick County
Democratic nominees seek votes for city and county offices
A series of candidate declarations from 1913 announces support requests for mayoral and alderman positions. Mautdie Charles T. Butcher and Lewis J. Fraley, Democratic nominees for mayor and alderman, urge friends to vote on June 1. Abram J. Eichelberger runs for Frederick County Treasurer, pledging not to seek re election to allow others to run, subject to Democratic primary votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Fraley
Conard and Putalan Seek Frederick County Offices
John D. Conard Jr announces candidacy for Sheriff of Frederick County Maryland subject to Democratic primary of 1913 and appeals to Democratic voters for support Calvin L Putalan also announces as Democratic candidate for County Commissioner Lewistown Frederick county urging primary votes from party members Two local incumbents seek party endorsement in the upcoming primary and general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Frederick County
Clarence C. Holtz
Frederick W. Cramer
Apted&write
Robert L. Cramer
Awatt
Thomas N. Mohler
Buckeystown
Marlédim
John D. Conard, JR
Frederick
Calvin L. Putalan
Lewistown
Ash
John W. Huagi
Marlid
wFim
Victor Myers
Buckerstown
Marridéwism
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick Trust CO
R. S. Harp
A. G Ecker
Harp
W. OW. Osburn
Hirt
Erick Trust Company
Baerra
Od 1
E. H. Rowe
Harner's Drug Store
Transatsa General Banking and Trust Company
Bigmess
Reces
Parton
Avisas Bacar
Tipets
Guardian
Nevener
Emoryl Coblentz
Prancis Cononwood
Vearlys Wierthemer
TIN 2 Lamar
Robert VY Rio
Vaasa Torget Bapy Garner
Hichard Potts
Secrec Aond Tisssarey Micochiml S
George Birely
Emory .L. Coblentz, Lawrence A. Chiswell
Abraham Hemp
Thomas B. Jonson
John C. Lamar
Rrus Lewis
John C. Motter
Prank C. Norwood, Arthur Potts
Benjamin
Perry
Richard Pb. Ross
Eli G C. Renn
Charles Singok
Charles Wertheimer
Xewtox M. Zentz
Veorcl
Dennis, JR
State Banking Department
John T. White
State OF Maryland
State Roads Commission
Frederick Pike
Ridgeville
Stat Roads Commission
North Howard Street
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
C. E. Weller
Wm. L. Marey
Orphans Court
Ann E. Nicholson
Orphans’ Court
Ann Tichelson
Wis
John C
Albert W. Ecker
John W. Mumford
Samuel D Thomas
Register of Wills
John H. Alinust
Janes
Gustavus W. Shafer
Joseth B. Cox
Democratic Party
Charles T. Butcher
Abram J. Eichelberger
Jecid&wkim
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson District
Magid&witt
WM. V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Fredick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkeraville, Md
Edgar H. McBride
Court St
Post Building
Frederick, Md
Roy W. Poole
Janidiy
Bevard Kepner
Brederick
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