Frederick men form county wide Chamber of Commerce
Frederick residents discuss creating a modern Chamber of Commerce to serve both city and county. The plan aims to unite interests for better roads facilities markets rest rooms and labor and to promote agriculture industry and civic improvements through a cooperative community organization.
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Plana
Frederick
Res
Frederick Board of ‘Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Bull
Progressive Chambers of Commerce
Campaign Committee Named for G of C Organization
A special campaign committee was named to head the reorganization of the Board of Trade into a Chamber of Commerce. The first meeting at YMCA headquarters selected C E Cline as general chairman and J M Cronenburg as vice chairman. The committee includes Mrs George Birley A C Call Charles C Carty W T Delaplaing W W Doub H L Ebert Glen Q Garber Dr C F Goodell Eugene Garrison of Brunswick A W Herbert W Jolliffe Jesse P King Al E McBride Col D J Markey Murdock Charles Opel W A Riddell Samuel H Rosenstock R Paul Smith Grayson H Staley Frank Staub Nelson Stauffer of Walkersville Mrs Bloaney M Tull Philp Winebrewer David Zentz of Thurmont and Thomas L Zimmer mab.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
C.E. Cline
Commercial State Bank
J. M. Cronenburg
Caupalln
Jesse P.’ King
al E. H. McBride
D. J. Markey
Murdock
Thomas L. Zimmermab
Derehip
tMe Hameo
Fréderick Challiber
Commerce
Frederick. Frederick resident Samuel A Lewis on Frederick
Editor's note presents a Q&A with Samuel A. Lewis of Frederick. He discusses his background, education, and career choice between ministry and law, his youthful ambitions, and what Frederick means to him. He critiques local growth, proposes improvements like more industries and a central post office, and promotes cleaner politics and civic unity.
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News -Haa
Fred Trick
Samuel A. Lewis
Mosens
Daniel
Banka
Don Strean
Hawke
Frederick
Christ
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Local items from The News dated June 10 1900 mention college commencement at Women’s College with degrees in arts music and elocution awarded to several students. Harry Kefauver of Maryland Agricultural College is noted as salutatorian with athletic and leadership honors. The Ermitzburg Water Company directors are listed. A telegraph office accident at Lime Kiln injures operator Martin Scarf and two colored employees.
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Frederick
Women's College
Howard Harris
Bucknell University
Susie H. Garrett
Nellie A. Pontz
Mary A. Williama
M. J. Stauffer
L. Agnes Kryder
Leila Wilt
Miriam Crane
Anna Howe
Lavenda Barnes
Bertha Nargett
Martha Shaffer
Elo‘cution
Alma McGuffin
Anna Peterman
Harry J. Kefauver
Maryland. Agricultural
Tows
Mercier Literary ‘Society
Yarsity
Lime Kiln
Martin Scarf
William Fisher
Hiram Plater
Memorial Park planned for Frederick prompts two opposing views
Frederick citizens debate a proposed Memorial Park to honor local soldiers. Advocates led by J Marshal Miller and M J Croghan urge a formal park, while opponent J N Loy argues against bond-financed funding, favoring restraint and preserving existing city parks.
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Frederick
City Park
J. Marshal ‘Miller
Freds Pericktown Savings Institution
IM. J. Croghan
J.N. Loy
Frederick City
Boys’ High School
M. J. Croghan
Park
Croghan
WAL Remada
Ies
Stranxers Wohl Vstt
Eight get diplomas at Maryland School for the Deaf
The Maryland State School for the Deaf graduated eighty four students yesterday, sent to their homes in Baltimore after a chapel ceremony led by Prof. Diorlee. Graduates in the college preparatory course will study at Gallaudet College next year. two expect to pursue onotype operating studies in New York City. Rev. Douglass Hooff delivered the sermon. The event closed with a campus gathering on the front lawn. The school marked its best year yet with strong health, progress in all departments, and hopes of higher enrollment next year.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Ignatius Biorlee
Diorlee
Margaret * Peeples Bernice ‘Pritchett
Élise
Gladys Levieweber
New York City
Simmer
Douglass Hooff
Bjorlee
Purely Personal Notices and Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Osbourn Schade return from Washington D C and reside at 142 West South Street. Mr and Mrs J Hunt Hendrickson of Portland Oregon announce the birth of a son. Mr and Mrs T Stuart Haller and daughters return from a visit to Mrs Haller's parents in Brooklyn N Y. William Rogers Quynn is vacationing at his parents home in College Park. Mr and Mrs R E B Town and daughter spend time in Atlantic City N J. Mr and Mrs Abe Regenour and son Gerald move to Braddock Heights for the summer. William J Grove visits Washington with his brother Bernard Grove. Francis Scott Key Council Memorial Observance notes final arrangements for the annual service at Mt Olivet Cemetery Sunday at 3 30 PM with Mt Olivet gathering and Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty joining in observance. Rev E H Hummelhaugh to speak.
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Osbourn Schade
Washington D. C
West South Street
J. Hunt ‘Hendrickson
Portland
Oregon
Hendrickson
City
Ds xi
Win. Delaplaine
Vielt
William Rogers Quynn
University ‘of
Virginia
D. Haier Quynn
College Park
R. EB
Elm Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Abe Regenour
Gerald
Braddock Heights
Main’s
William
Key Council
Francis Scott Key Connell
U, A
Iastevening
Mt. Olivet
Weat Church Street
Entrance Mountain City
Laberty
E. H. Hummelhaugh
Puddine Described as a Perfectly Wonderful Dessert
Mrs Matthews and Edmonds discuss a dessert called Puddine a versatile and wholesome powder. It is praised as easy to prepare boiling three minutes with Wilk and sugar. The product comes in several flavors and can make cake ice cream and more. The column ends with a shopper ordering Pudding with daily groceries.
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Mrg
Matthias
Irs
Monis
Eladyou
Missionary Society Meeting of Evangelics Lutheran Church
The Women s Missionary Society of the Evangelics Lutheran Church held its monthly meeting on Tuesday at 7 30. The program included opening service and Africa prayers by Mrs Rupp a hymn Bible lesson by Mrs Calvin Schudtknecht a tract reading by Mrs Chag Doll a reading by Sister Gladys umber and Miss Elizabeth Martin a Crusade of Compassion lesson The Future report of delegates to the Walkersfile conference by Mrs J C Hendrix and Mrs Jennie Doub followed by a post meeting social hour.
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Redding
Elizabeth Martin
Crusade of Compassion
Harry Frome
Reform ed Reunion at Pen Mar Arrangements for July 18
Reformed churches from Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware District of Columbia and Virginia prepare for the Sist annual reunion to be held Thursday at Pen Mar Music will be furnished by the Grace Reformed Church choir of Washington DC News Help Wanted Ad will bring results
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Grace Reformed Church
Washington, D. C
Reformed
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virghita
Hymeneal in Frederick and Baltimore Regions
Several wedding notices unfold in Frederick and Baltimore as Dr Arthur Rembberg and Mary G Cull er wed with a large ceremony at Braddock Heights. The couple plan to reside in Braddock Heights after a Southward honeymoon. Also Mary Buckey Brown marries Willan Bradley Stanton in Frederick with a Tampa residence planned for the couple. Additional vows include Helen A Pagenstetcher marrying S Stanley Tregellas in Baltimore with no attendants and a morning ceremony at Calvert Street home.
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Roy I. Hyndman
Prospect Hill
Frederick
Mary Buckey Brown
Willan Bradley Stanton
Tampa
Fla
David Morgan Roderick
James Addison. Brown
Mr. Hyndman
Ruth Tregéllas
Gratton
W. Va
Killarney
Roges
Spee
Roanoke
Frank Brown
Samuel Gill
Baltimore
Morris Spamer
Hagerstown
Ruth Tregellas
Grafton
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