Frederick County Products to Run Local Abattoir
Frederick County Products Inc plans to assume control of the Frederick abattoir with 250000 capital, issuing 109990 stock. Joseph A. Whitfield will serve as president and Daniel T. Dutrow as manager while Willson and Wertheimer are local partners. The firm aims to manufacture and sell Frederick County meat products for Eastern markets, boosting local distribution and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Products, Inc
Leo Weinberg
State Tax Commission
newesst
Frederick
Frederi county
Joseph A. Whitfield
Daniel T. Dutrow
Harry B. Willson
Charles Wertheimer
Whitfield
J. A
Frederick County
Tapac
what inc
Smithfield
Waston
Baltimore
Pittsurgh
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Smithield
Canasanarie
rerao
Canajana
Trenton
N. J. Trevion
Bederm
Smitai Fremen
gang aing
Linthicum Appeal on DUI Charge Dismissed
George M. Linthicum of Memoria lost an appeal over a $100 fine for driving under liquor influence and an automobile license suspension of three months. The court ruled the appeal was not timely, sustaining the original decision as of the mishap on January 30. State's Attorney Aaron R. Anderson and assistants represented the State. Alban M. Woreri and Frank I. Stoner represented Linthicum.
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Justice Cross
Howard county
George M. Linthicum
Memoria
Griver
Hcense
Urner
Worthington
mnise
Lingcum
joel cours
Kate
Aaron TR
Mrs Vanderbilt Ill With Diphtheria Four Days After Wedding
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt, a 33 year old bride married four days ago, is ill with diphtheria at the Sandy Point farm estates of her husband in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The condition was learned today and described as not severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Maren
Reginald &. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Four bodies wash ashore after suspected smuggling trade
Reports from Sheriff Morrison allege four urns washed ashore on Wakuilie beaches over two days. Indications point to a wholesale smuggling operation affecting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Talahassee
Fin
Wakuilie
Douuty Sheri Morrison
Morrison
allen
Urner Estate Probate Listing in Baltimore Orphans Court
The late Urner who died on September 11 left a personal estate of about 104 571 dollars. The inventory in the Baltimore Orphans Court totals 511.89 with items including stock and fixtures of a shoe store at 131 East Baltimore Street valued at 29 080.65, household effects 1 645.50, coal 4 0? pounds, stocks 266 125.30, touring car 1 290, and cash 6 120.84.
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Urner
John Hi. Urner
Orphans’ Court
Baltimore
East
Baltimore street
Rotary Ladies Attend Feast Convention in Frederick
A large turnout of Rotary Club women from the district is planned for a three day conference in Frederick. Luncheon at Maryland State School for the Deaf, 12:30 PM, followed by entertainment at Hood College and tours of historic Frederick. Governor Ritchie and Senator Harrison head a Western Maryland gathering in Hagerstown with a banquet and fund-raising meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Clubs
Frederick
Rotary
Maryland State School for the Deaf
Hood College
Hood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Evering
Joseph H. Apple
Cornelia R. McSherry
Holmes D. Baker
Philip R.Winebrewer
James H. Gambrill
John M. Roberts
Thomas W. Peters
R. Rush Lewis
Robert E. Delaplaine
David G. Everhart
Charles C. Carts
E. R. Sager
E. B. Ramsburg
irs
W. A. Riddell
T. Poole Jones
O. P. Bennett
John D. Hendrickson
Wik, Hamson
Elizabeth Lewis
James A. Long
Gary K. Motter
Web Nicodemus
Robert Warfield
B. E. Kepner
G. OG. Garber
Lloyd Palmer
A. Hemp
George Fr. Ross
T. B. Hayward
J. J. Brownce
Henri Kieffer
W. F. Childs
H. B. Willson
Virginia Carty
Hagerstown
Democratic Club
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
U.S
Pat" Harrison
Mississippi
E. Brooke Lee
Cab- Jentz
ULMLCL
Ritchie
Harrison
David G. McIntosh
Baltimore county
B. McClure Rouzer
Baltimore
Davie C. Winebrenner
Western Maryland organization
Sixth
W. Thomas Ailnutt
Walter H. Duvall
Louis C. Etchison
Elmo V
Philip O. Coblentz
J. Vernon Coblentz
Leslie
Coblentz
Millard Coblentz
Cecil Holter
David C. Winebrenner
J. Ward Kerrigan
C Irvine Storm
William M. Storm
Carlard
G. Milburn
E. Levy
Charles Plunkett
Bushwakier
Edwin W. McG Minor Simpson
Roger R
Frederick Art Club
Ignatius Bjorlos
clpb
Bjorlee
dleas
First Annual Reunion of Class of 1921 at Hick School
The Frederick Bors Hick School class of 1921 held its inaugural reunion Friday night in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room. The evening featured a dinner from 5 15 until late, with C Edgar Fehrner as toastmaster and officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Bors
oficers dent
J. Earl Solt
G. Russell Tuli
Edgar FE. Thomas
C. Edgar Fabraey
C. Merle Dixon
Bertee Winger
toasis
Roy Les Yinger
Earl Solt
Lot Sale on College Terrace in College Park
Potts and Griffin realtors sold Lot No. 81 on West College Terrace in College Park to Frank B. Sappington Jr. The parcel fronts 58 feet and runs 197 feet to a sixteen foot rear driveway for the College Park Realty Company.
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College Terrace
Potts & Griffin
College Park Realty Company
West College Terrace
Colge Park
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
All Homes Equipped With Mail Boxes Claimed
The Associated Press reports that by March 1 virtually every U S resident had mail receptacles or slots as home delivery ended. The post office department estimates annual savings of 355 003 by reducing delivery time at each stop for three carriers.
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Associated Press
Washington
arch
United States
postofice department
Real Estate Sales In Bentz Street District
Fiautt a real estate loan and insurance agent bought from Mr and Mrs Daniel Z Stilt two buildings on west 5 North Bentz street with 49 foot fronts and 136 foot depths. He also bought from Mrs Virgie Xi Johnson a property at 703 North Bentz street with 40 foot frontage and 116 foot depth, a five room dwelling. Possession April 1. private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiautt
Daniel Z. Stilt
Bentz street
ehey
Virgie Xi. Johnson
Norh Bentz s street
Ether fumes overtake New York subway car crowd
Sixty one passengers were overcome by ether from a can carried by Richard Cha on a Seventh Avenue train. The fumes confined to one car caused hysteria as two passengers, the most seriously affected, were arrested and taken to the platform and hospital. Police contained the scene after theatre crowds flooded the car.
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New York Subway
Vio Associated Press
New York
Richard Cha
eather
horry. & Young
South American
96th street
Chanorro
Weather and food prices dominate Frederick week
The city marks the last day of Canned Goods week aiming to boost sales and public knowledge of canned foods. Fresh vegetables remain scarce due to cold weather with low quality produce from Baltimore and a short strawberry supply driving prices. Eggs show a downward trend to about four to five cents cheaper per dozen with expectations of a pre Easter rise.
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Frederick
Baltimore
green peas sword
Gompers Recovering Says Physician Update
Samuel Gompers is reported to be much improved after influenza treatment at Lerins Hospital. Physicians note progress over the past twelve hours and caution final success hinges on continued improvement. In 1922 American-made cigarettes sold abroad totaled 22,040,000 units across nine countries.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Ganothe
Lahar
Ler HUE Hospital
Gompers
Harding at Palm Beach Ahead of Schedule
President Harding and party reached Palm Beach ahead of schedule for a winter visit. The Pioneer houseboat paused to allow host Br McLean to greet them before continuing to finalize entertainment plans. The report notes the Delaware River suspension bridge under construction will carry two cables with a 33 000 ton metal dead weight.
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HARDING
PALM BEACH
Associated Press
Prent Harding
Palm yea
Hohe Sound
here
Pioneer
Fe- Ward
McLean
Hardine
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Head of Logan Square Bank Kills Self in Chicago
Reporting from New York, authorities say Vincano Tizbo, head of a bank on Mott Street, is missing with his three brothers after a mass crowd gathered at the bank. In Chicago, Logan Square Trust president Fred W. Popp died by self-inflicted gunshot, while cashier Lemott M. Daily of Centerburg First National Bank was found dead with a bullet wound.
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LOGAN SQUARE
CHICAGO
Ohio Bank
New York
Ttain
Viewnzo Tizho
Mott street
Distrtct
Tizbo
Hallans
Vincano Tizbo
Riccario
Vito
Francisco
ald
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Fred W. Popp
Joseph E. Otis
Central Trust Co
Hinots
The
Square Bank
Central Trust
Otis
Paul Papp
Logan Square Bank
Republi National Bank of St. Louis
Centerburg
Knox county
Lemott M. Daily
First National Bank of
Centerberg
Mysterious Explosion Kills Two Women in Fairfax
A blast at William Smith’s home in Fairfax Oklahoma today left his wife and Miss Nellie Brookshire dead and a man badly injured. Authorities seek incendiary links, noting Smith’s sister-in-law was killed here about a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fairfax
Okls
William Smith
Smith
Nellie Brookshier
Anna Brown
Losses 1 to 3 Points Mark Market Slide
Speculators fear higher money rates next week and weaker demand as Ler money rates loom. Industry segments show mixed results with declines in steels, funds, oils, and equipment while some specialties resist the downturn. Trading activity remains volatile as investors weigh near term outlook.
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sommercal ness
talent steels
fonds
nils
Breaks Kneecap In Ice Fall On Street
Miss Margaret F. Gomber of South Market street breaks her knee cap when she slipped on ice in front of her home Wednesday morning. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital. The report notes that over 500,000 barrels of crude petroleum are consumed daily in the United States.
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Margaret F. Gomber
South Market street
Frederick City Hospital
United States
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TAX COMMISSION
J. A. Whitfield
Daniel T. Burrow
Chas. Wertheimer
Fumasont-Biondi
Wester Mary- White
Frederickland
MARYLAND STATE SCHOOL
Frederick—‘'Pat" Harrison
G. R. Fiautt
Green Produce
ment
Wiliam Smith
Fairfax, Oklahoma
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