Farewell Board of Aldermen Awards Small Grants
The final meeting of the Board of Aldermen before a new administration was peaceful after three years of trouble. They approved $2,700 to the Independents to erase fire company debt, $50 to Lewis F. Carter and $20 to Chester M. Hauver for escorting burglars, and heard reports on city finances, curb work, and a water line matter. Also noted were greetings to Mayor-elect and Aldermen-elect, and payment of various city bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Carter
Dc. M. Hauger
Board of Aldermen
Weoming
Lewis FP. Carter
Chester M. Haover
Frederick
Rice
Johnson
Gee
Connect
Fraley
Shoemaker
Thomas A. Chapline
George Wallace
A A. Radcliff
Independent Hose Company
Chapline
J C Mot
Sixth Street
City Register
McCaffrey
Schell
Lewis F. Carter
Chester M. Hauver
Clarke Place
Crum
John Grove
West Fourth Street
Police
Aaron R. Anders
M.J. Grove Lime Company
Standard
LM Newman & Co
Fat Willam H
Garber & Green
John
George H. Wiener
Charles“Me Hagan
Rosenstock Gros
Examiner Publishing Co
Green Goods Covered at Market Street Storefront
Mr. Harry L. Eberts operates a grocery on Market and West Fifth where sanitary display cases now protect green goods from dust. These front cases, first of their kind here, were installed under Civic Club guidance and are lit by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Eberts
Market
West Fifth Streets
Civic Club
Members of trade board bureaus announced at meeting
The Board of Trade revealed the membership of its committees at the quarterly session last night, the first since switching to a quarterly schedule. Bureaus listed include Transportation, Advertising and Membership, Municipal Affairs, Industrial, and Hospitality, with chairmen named for each. The group also planned renewed efforts for better postal service to Thurmont Lewistown and nearby points, and discussed addressing discriminatory passenger rates and other civic matters. A Fourth of July Safe and Sane celebration was approved in cooperation with the Civic Club, with arrangements and city involvement urged. Secretary MacGill urged merchants to submit uncollected bills to the new credit bureau by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Board of Trade
Transportation
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Holmes D. Baker
Albert W. Condon
W. J. Filler
A. C. McC
F J Newman
Charles Carty
Arthur B Levy
George BE. Wilcoxon
George K. Birely
John Baumgardner
O. P. Bennett
Dr. J. B. Brown
J. Daniel Crummins
N. E. Cramer
James EH. Doll
Lewis H. Fratey
John Lershberger
Henry A. Hahn
B. Evard Kenner
Fabian Posey
Edward J. Smeth
Harry Steiner
Q Warehime
W. W. Osburn Industrial Bureau
J. M. Drenenburg
Chaiman
Charles C Carty
George §. Rodock
Thomas H. Kaller
John D. Hendrickson
W. N Jolliffe
John L. Johnson
C. Thomas Kemp
David Lowenstein
A. C. McCardell
Oscar B. Coblentz
John S. Newman
D. John Markey
Raymond G.ford
Charles McC. Mathias
Lewis R Dertabaugh
Geo R. Dennis
Grayson Fi. Staley
Khhas
Ramsburg
Frank J. Newman
Frederick W Cramer
Guy K. Métter
Charles C. Waters
D. M. Gilbert, Jr
Lewistown
Frederick
Baltimore
Key Mar
Hagerstown and Frederick
Washington
Boyds
Squiggins
Lewis Motter
MacGill
Virage
Frederick ‘Junction
Sane
Civic Club
Maryland Agricultural College topay Patterson 5000 salary
At College Park the Maryland Agricultural College directors kept Patterson as head of the experimental station on a straight 5000 dollar yearly salary with no perquisites. They expect a new president may be elected soon while Patterson returns to his prior duties. Building plans for burned facilities were reviewed with Maryland architects to be entered in a competitive bid, following Institute of American Architects rules.
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Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Patterson
Silvester
New York
Institute of American Architects
State Normal School
Eastern Shore Hospital
Maryland
City appoints mulls of police and staff in Monday plan
Mayor-elect Finley moves to fill about 20 city posts including 10 police positions with 35 applicants already applying. Existing city attorney Edward J. Smith and Health Officer Dr Ira J McCurdy expected to be retained. water rent collector J J Biser to continue. Board clerk likely Jacob Schmidt. other posts include clock winder, janitor at City Hall, engineer and fireman at City Light plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraley
Edward J. Smith
Ira J McCurdy
J J. Biser
George Wiener
Ce “Gn
Gilliam 2
Stansberger
Jacob Schmidt
JH Kennedy
City Light Plant
Pure Rich Strong Vanilla Extract Advertised
An advertisement extols Our Vanilla Extract as made from Mexican vanilla beans with rich flavor and high purity. It emphasizes careful aging and thorough maceration and urges readers to use it to enhance delicious cooking.
Braddock Heights Song Service and Local News Note
Song service at Braddock Heights Auditorium tomorrow evening at 76 oclock with Braddock leader and Mr M A B director. Following, a band concert and a series of hymns and prayers read aloud. Daughters of the American Revolution to be entertained at a lawn luncheon by Mrs Edgar McCardell after Braddock Springs exercises honoring the Battle of Bunker Hill. Also reports of residents visiting, a church addition, cottages opening for summer, a block party at the Casino, and many summer plans. Sixty to seventy high school grads plan to attend the Boys High reunions at Hotel Braddock next Thursday. Tomorrow marks the seventieth anniversary of the Emmitsburg fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Voighis
M. AB
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edgar McCardell
Braddock Springs
Bunker Tri
William Freigh
Agerstown
Braddock Heights
Messia
Robert Thornsburg
Ueary Worter
John Keckler
Frant Miller
Paul Middlekautf
Hubert Stottlamyer
Fritz D Ilard
Gettysburg College
Mason Hurd
Gettysburg
Williamsport
Stonehurst
Thomas HH. Mater
Laura Seward
Middletown
GC. O. King
Frederick
Casino
Brued C. Brandt
Mie N.a Brandt
Anna C. Brandt
C. A. Owen
Magerstown
C. V. Mott
Margery
Virginia
Clare
Hagerstown Firemen Win Big State Prizes in Parade
The Hagerstown team Tepro ducting Audictam Wire Company won the open world race with 26 45 seconds, taking $12k prize. Western Enterprise Company of Hagerstown claimed $40 for fastest time, with others from Jonswith Steam River South, and junior teams earning smaller awards. The convention elected ayry J. Levely as president amid parade honors and Frostburg department received a prize for a hand of at least 18 pieces. A fishing party later reported 17 well-sized bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapture
Hageraipwn
Maryland
Charles L. Davis
Weulothport
Edward Stevenson
Ayry J. Levely
Annapolis
Chisen
Frostburg
Cambridge
MeJhee
Keyser
W. Val
Frederick readers trust Doan's Kidney Pills endorsement
A Frederick citizen testifies that four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills greatly helped his back and kidneys. The ad features local praise from J. A. Lipps of Frederick and notes wide local endorsements, urging readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills specifically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Eader
Frederick Case
Frederick
J. A. GC. Lipps
Patrick
Fredevick
Doan
Mr. Lippy
Dean
Mr. Lipps
Tosters Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Happy Endig
Rice and Johnson Friends
G. Wiliam Dansberger
Markey's
Sao Phaehiye
Traumhed
Wiliam Tell
Ougtiare
Mariana
Irving S. Biser
Wallace
Flower Sons
Lange
Dance of the Song
Rochmond
Bill of Remick
Lampe
Nalbey
Trade Board Bureaus
Harner’s Dalg
Finley
Mayorelect
South Market Street
Troley. Kine
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. 4
Cheney & Co
Frank Cheney
Per
A. D
A.W. Gleason
Fall
Fr. Cheney & CO
Hall
Greenawalt’s
West
Patrick Street
Heights
Firat
Mesthaaregreg
Braddocke
Emmitsburg
Hagerstown Firemen
Gaught
Messrs
Charles 5. Wickman
Walter M. Delaughter
Walter “MM ‘Puckman
Bobs
Finngey Ford
Frederick Proof
Mary
Rex
Boy Scouts
Nestor
the Lord
Eclair
THE
Yellow Man
Ambrosio
BISON
G. Northern
Varania
Tengerfoots
Kalem
Lubin
Panama
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Meryl F. Moberly
James E. Doll
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Comeont
L. Keeal
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