Levy Figures Hidden Before Public Disclosure
County Commissioners completed the county wide assessment and will set the levy this week before July 1. Estimates of taxable basis range up to 40 million, with some districts showing large increases while others stay the same. The News notes the school bonds of 75,000 were issued at the School Board’s request and promises a county financial policy explanation in a forthcoming statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamer
William Hogarth
Frederick Disitiv
Fmanksburg
New Market
Hauvers
Lyinganore
Conisioners
Board of Review and Control
Singanore
Cay
Coal Carts Runaway On North Market Street
Two Risers coal carts collided on North Market Street between Second and Third. One loaded cart driven by Evil Dutton ran downhill, the empty cart driven by William Lane moved uphill. Lane was tossed between horses but held on and helped stop the team. The runaway struck a Dayton wagon near R R Kemp’s store. Lane suffered a hip injury but returned to the yard. The incident endangered bystanders and horses but no serious harm reported.
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North Market Street
Second
Evil Dutton
Veelored
William Lane
Hahn & Rowe's
Dayton
R. R. Kemp
Fifth Street
Reett Vanes
Quiraculous
Wis
Contractors to Begin Improvements at Freight Depot
Contractors will likely start work on improvements to the Baltimore and Ohio freight depot tomorrow. Eight cars loaded with construction materials arrived this morning. Advertising begets success as the paper urges readers to advertise for notable results.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Personal News From Nearby Towns
PURELY PERSONAL column lists Emory L. Collentz visiting Baltimore on business while Mgr William Crowe travels from Baltimore to Frederick. U Henry Weinberg of Hagerstown spends yesterday in Frederick. C T Sappington stays a few days at Annapolis on business. M J Nicodemus of Mt. Airy visits relatives in city. William Pragiey in Washington with friends. Rev Join Rives of East Third Street visits relatives in Washington. Rev Edwards of thiyore returns after visiting relatives in this city Jetty. Mrs Steny Wachter of Hagerstown visits Frederick yesterday, visiting Mrs John L Dunn and her son in Altoona. Miss Leonora Miller and Chirence Miller of Washington spend Sunday with friends here. Oscar Routaahn of Washington returns after a few days at parental home here. Sam Pronenburg of Killmore, after a few days at parental home, has re...
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Oscar C. Routaahn
Washington
Religious World Notes From Local Brethren Services
The Church of the Brethren held morning and evening services under Elder A Nedrow with a focus on faith removing obstacles and finding one’s usefulness. Sunday school announced for 9 30 with Charles Wertheimer family. Bible class Wednesday at 7 30. Local notices list residents visiting relatives and attending regional events, with travel to Chautauqua and a Modern Woodmen convention.
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Church of the Brethren
BR. A. Nedrow
Christ
Paul
Charles Wertheimer
Braddock Heights
Vice
Old Photographer Dead in Baltimore Native Passes at 76 in Brownsville
J P Blessing longtime Baltimore photographer died Saturday night at his Brownsville home after weeks of illness. A native of Washington county he worked in Houston and Aniveston before opening a North Charles street studio in 1880. Survivor include his widow a daughter Mrs Henry Fenge of Baltimore and son Dr AL Blessing of Brownsville interment in the Brownsville Episcopal church cemetery.
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J. P. Blessing
Baltimore
Brownsville
Washington County
Tessing
Texas
Houston
Aniveston
North Charles Street
Fru
Blessing & Kuhn
Biessing & Fonse
Att Blessing
Henry Fonge
Henry Fenge
Religious Services and Sermons Noted Across Local Churches
Famous singer Adelina Patti may appear as crowds attended Evangelical church services yesterday led by Rev. Kenri Leo Kieffer with a morning sermon on 1 Corinthians 16 3. Gounod’s Praise to the Father was sung by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenri Leo Kieffer
Frederick Iron Works Expands With Electric Power Drive
The Morris Iron Works plant is rapidly nearing full operation after extensive rebuilding. New columns and a gigantic turning lathe enable electric powered machinery, including a traveling crane, to handle increased output. A widened foundry, updated core ovens, and labor-saving equipment fill the new brick structures along Seventh and Eighth streets as plans include lawn beautification and street lighting displays for prospective buyers.
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Works Iron Company
Tuy
Birge
Eles
Beatae
Elizabethtown
Frederick Iron Works
Wsll
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Morris Iron Works
Northern Central Railroad
Frederick Railroad
E. T. Morris
Methodist services report from Sunday across churches
At the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school met in the morning. Pastor Rev EK H Lathar preached on The Christian Wardrobe from Col 3 12 14. Twilight service at seven featured the second Words of Jesus talk. Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon preached at Yellow Springs yesterday afternoon at 2 20. Rev John J Rives preached at Flint Wil yesterday afternoon at 3.
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Presbyterian Church
Thomas ‘Freeman Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nev. EK. H. Lathar
Jesus
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Yellow Springs
John J. Rives
Flint Wil
Condition Much Improved Case of Miss Josephine Smith
Miss Josephine Smith formerly of this city now of Hanover Pa has improved after fourteen weeks bedrest for injuries from a June 21 1909 accident in Littlestown. Doctors had given up hope but she now sits in a reclining chair and may enjoy outdoor life again despite lasting complications.
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Miss Josephine Smith
Josephine Smith
Hanover
Miss Smith
Littlestown
All Saints P E Church Sunday Services and Sermon
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church held a Sunday service with Rev. Dargl Hooff as rector. Morning prayer and a sermon titled The Doctrine of the Trinity’s Relation to the World’s Salvation were preached from Ephesians 2 18. Evening prayer followed at 6 45. The Sunday school met at 248. Subscribe for The News.
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AH Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Dargl Hooff
Stockholders face 25 percent assessment suits
Justices Ernest and Uotian of Hagens town ruled in favor of the receivers of the Farmers Bank Trust and Deposit Companys of Battuners with branch banks in Washington county. Local stockholders were assessed 25 percent and refuse to pay. Suits by receivers for amounts over $10 are pending in the circuit court.
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Ernest, Uotian
Hagenstown
Farmers’ Bank
Trust and Deposit Companys
Battuners
Washington County
Taober Ob
Civic Club Meeting Planned for Kemp Hall Tomorrow
The Civic Club will convene in Kemp Hall tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Members will discuss several important matters including the ongoing playground project being prepared under the club’s auspices.
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Civic Club
Kemp Hall
Rededication Service Held at Rocky Springs Chapel
A rededication service occurred at Rocky Springs chapel yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock. The program opened with audience singing and prayer led by Rev. H. Wummerbaugh of United Brethren. Rev. Henri J. G. Kiefer of Evan pene Reformed spoke on Numbers 6:24. Rev. Hammelbaugh gave remarks. A Sunday school scholar sang a solo. Rev. R. A. Nedrow of the Church of the Brethren led a concluding talk on giving and a collection exceeding three dollars was taken.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S. G. Rupp
Eber 8Nce
Myersville
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge
Miller
Alfred J. Herman
The
United Brethren Church
Keth Hummelbaugh
Endeavor
China
Rocky Springs Chapel
H. Wummerbaugh
Henri J. G. Kiefer
Evanpene Reformed Church
Hammelbaugh
R. A. Nedrow
Church of the Brethren
Second Dose Administered Tonight at Armory
Men of Company A M O receive a second typhoid serum injection tonight at the Armory. All veterans tolerated the first dose well, reporting braver hearts and feet that recovered quickly. Harvests Drug Store advertises Arizona Foot Tablets.
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Company A
M. O
Court case over will fraud and trust contest in Frederick
Complainants residents of Frederick City Maryland charge fraud and duress in signing a 1908 consent paper tied to Mary J C Zimmerman will. They seek to invalidate the 1908 petition and deed, restore rights under the will, and obtain general relief from the Circuit Court for Frederick County. Defendants Harry Zimmerman and George Zimmerman are named trustees and alleged conspirators with numerous relatives as heirs. The suit claims misrepresentation and improper influence to secure the home on North Market Street for distribution per capita.
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Tnothe Circuit Court
Krederick
Haury
Carin Jelnsen
Zimmerman Dane “Abmiperinen
Uarry Zimmertan
George Ariba
Noo
Annie Reich
Frederick County
Mquity
Wallin
Laura Ve Birely
Harry Immerman
George A.iumernan
Jay Lee
Prederick County
Mary J.C. Aimmerman
Tully
Frederick City
Maryland
Oho
Marysland
Compliainen
Annie Almmierman
Annie Relch
Nellie Lee Stobin
Charles Zimmerman
Mary J.C. Gimmerman
Mary Traul
Mary J.C. Aimimernium
Edereck City
Karry Zimmerman
George Aimmerman
Ltarry Zimmerman
Orge Zimmerman
Fannie Zimmerman
Annie Leich
Mary J. C. Zimime
Nel- He Lee Lobin
Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
North Market Street
William C. Birely
Harry Zimmerman
Harry Zimmermillin
Annie Zimmerman
Unie Reich
Jesse
Mary Z. C. Zimmerman
Tea Go Tv
BAL
Q Harrys Simmerman
George Tome Tolte Hever
Iarty Zimmerman
George Zarmuernith
Circuit Court
Frederick Contry
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Do. C. T. Sappington
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M. J. Nicodemus
Mt. Airy
William Pragiey
Thyrd
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Rev. Edwards
Thiyore
Steny Wachter
Tlagerstown, Wis
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Chirence Miller
Sam Pronenburg
Killmore
Cotlarg
William
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Muth
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Rupp
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East Church Street
Mt. Aretna, Pa
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Frank V. Feete
Rosie Hrabish
Wh. Feete
West Patrick Street
Fred Fredericks
New City
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Mr. Reist
C. J. Goodell
Grahame
Halla
Woodmen
Ulysses S. G. Hupp
Philadelphia
Deaconess Board
Stephen Huber
John Urnig
Auber Heintaetman
Meredith James
Chambersburg, Pa
B. He Huminehugh
Brownsville, Md
EL Bee Erney
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed
Ell. McLean
Edward A .G. Hermann
Cessna
Gal Tsoo
Lym
Paar
First Baptist Church
Sester
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Alonzo
Hance
Clork
Vadies Aid Society
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity Modochur
Tohn J. Rives
Western Maryland Railway
Chesapeake
Ohio Canal Company
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Potomac River
South Mechanic Street
Tarner
Spore
Adelina Patti
Evangelical Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
A.J. Conlon
All Saints P. E. Church
TA Equity
John Edward’ Schell
Geo. Weiner
Orphans” Court
Epward UU. Powell
Susan M. Powell
Mitton L. Powell
Turse
W. Clinton McShierry
Second Street
B.evard Krepner
Arcuitect
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Vwrederick
Ghas. B. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Doll
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John B. W. Hargett
Jedadef Eed
South Market Street
Apjis
Purman
Miller & Co
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Harry W. Bowe
F. Wertheimar
REWT
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Bank Corner Church
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Pearre
Samuel
Gress
Montevue Hospital
Tuatatt
U. & Army
Unite States
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Or & Rooms
Soule Realty Company
Washington, D. C
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