Plan to Wage War on Forest Fires in Frederick
State and assistant foresters plan a March 17 meeting in Frederick with forest wardens and patrolmen from Frederick and eastern Washington counties. Topics include fire laws, causes, equipment, fighting methods, fire damage estimation, and communication. Aimed at improving cooperation and prevention ahead of the spring fire season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Besley
Chapin Jones
Frederick
Frederick County
Washington County
Howard J .Creager
Gideon C. Horne
Charles E. Klein
Vernon Smith
F. Fraley
Itill
Edward J Schultz Dead in Maryland Masons Leader Dies
Edward J Schultz, Maryland’s oldest Mason by years of service, died at 85 in Baltimore after a brief illness. Survived by widow Susan R Schultz and son Arthur Jr. Schultz, he chaired the Grand Lodge of Maryland Masons correspondence committee for 25 years and served as Grand Commander in 1872. Born Frederick, he moved to Maryland, worked in cotton goods, and became blind 15 years ago. His former business is now Schultz & Bre run by his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Schnitz
Maryland
Park Avenue
Ballimere
Mr. Schulls
Susan R. Schultz
Arthur Jr
Schultz
Rederick Md
Alabama
Baltimore
South
Schultz & Bre
The
Masons
Order
Grand Lodge of Maryland Masons
Farmer John Strober Found Dead in Alpha Stable
John Strober a 60 year old farmer from Alpha Howard county was found dead yesterday morning hanging from a rafter in his cow stable. He had lurked in low spirits since the death of his wife three years ago. Strober born in Catonsville Baltimore county conducted a butcher business in youth and bought a farm near Alpha about 25 years ago. Abner Bingham of Weverton re appointed state and county tax collector for Washington county for the coming year. Bingham’s long service and the office’s pay around $3,000 yearly with deductions leaving about $2,000 net. George Myers of Pen Mar walked from Pen Mar to Washington to witness the inauguration and parade by suffragettes and Woodrow Wilson’s swearing in as the nation’s twenty eighth president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strober
Alpha
Howard County
Mr. Strober
Catonsville
Baltimore County
Abner BE. Bingham
Weverton
Washington County
Bingham
George Myers
Pen-Mar
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wants Judges' Better Paid In Maryland
Baltimore attorney William H Lawrence urged Maryland lawyers to spark sentiment for higher judge salaries. He said judges in all Maryland courts are underpaid and that organized lawyer support could smooth passage of a salary increase bill in the next Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lawrence
Baltimore
Maryland
Lawrence
Olive Tablets offer liver bowel aid by Dr Edwards
Promote clear skin and buoyant feeling with Olive Tablets a calomel substitute from Dr Edwards after 17 years of study. They grease the bowels without oily taste, start bile, and relieve constipation. Sold widely for 10 or 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Interesting Meeting of Missionary Society at Lutheran Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Mission ary Society of the Evangelied Lutheran church was well attended. Mrs Clara Kepler presided, opening with a chorus and a recital. Messages and talks covered China Japan and education, with remarks on God’s work and neglected opportunities abroad. The vice president, Mrs Henry Raabe, led the business session. The spring conference is planned for May at Uniontown under Rev George W. Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Evangelied Lutheran Church
Clara Kepler
Siris
Mmm Strangman
Gertrude Tenipt
Marie Ruanpl
Ama Thomas
China
U.S. Rupp
Harry J. Fromke
Harry E. Ty
Sadie Halin
Japan
Henry Raabe
Uniontown
George W. Baughman
Death notices from Braddock area claim late 19th century style
Charles M W Schaeffer a 68 year old Braddock farmer dies after a long illness at 2:35 am his funeral set for Friday at 1 pm at his home with burial at Mt Olivet. Rebecca Brane his widow sister to Rev C S Brane and daughter Mrs A L Wolfe survive him. Sarah Emmaline Beachley widow of Ezra Beachley aged 76 leaves several children. funeral at her house Friday 10:30 am with Lutheran service and Reformed cemetery burial. Gordon Steward a 40 year old former local resident dies of pneumonia at Crownville Md with funeral at Asbury church and Greenmount burial. Gordon Steward funeral services noted. Thomas P. Rice listed as funeral director for multiple services.
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Cuarlys Poward
Charles Mwdward Schaeffer
Braddock
Schaeffer
Peter
Elizabeth Schaeffer
Rebecca Brane
C. S. Brane
United Brethren Church
Dayton
Ohio
A. L. Wolfe
James CG. Clark
Mt Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
WS. Sabal Emmaline Beachiley
Sarah Emmaline ‘Beachley
Ezra Beachley
Tabitha Beachley
Albert M Ahah
Middletown
Willian Koogie
Brunswick
J. C. H. Snook
Pittsburgh
Luther BE
Beachley
Hagerstown
D. Vincent Beachley
Walter E. Beachley
Lutheran Church
J. W. Gentzler
H. C. Feete and Son
Gordon Steward
Crownville
Asbury Church
L. J. Valentine
Fred Simonson
Harry Thompson
Guy Dorsey
Thompson Lee
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral notices and local rabies report
The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Virginia Grilinger of West Fifth Street is moved to tomorrow at 4 50 PM from 2 PM. Thomas A. Forney’s remains were taken to Union Bridge for interment with grave side services. F Schroeder Funeral Director. A rabid mad dog in Brunswick led to several bite cases including six people under Pasteur treatment showing symptoms. Reports say a Loudoun County horse owned by L L Carpenter also died from rabies. Judge Worthington heard alimony and counsel fee questions in the Munshower divorce case. no decision issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Virginia ‘Grilinger
West Fifth Street
Thomas A. Forney
Union Bridge
F. Schroeder
Brunswick
L. L. Carpenter
Loudoun County
Vai
Pasteur
Worthington
John H. Munshower
Anna M. Munshoter
Shah
Doris
Ion
Juniors Decide to Adopt Motor Plan for Fire Apparatus
The Junior Fire Company moves to equip its steam lite engine with a gasoline tractor and mount an automobile chassis under the fly hose wagon. The standing committee authorized action after a meeting at Oite's Cafe. Names present included Motter, Keefer, Sappington, Shipley, Lampe, and directors Smith, Shipley, Rice, Thomas, Crimmins, Groshon, and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Sn Merting
Commans
Jude
Jenus
Oite
Judge Motter
John C. Motter
A. Kemp Keefer
Frank B. Sappington
Willam H. Shipley
J. R. Lampe
John Francis Smith
George Wm. Shipley
Rank Rice
Robert Thomas
Daniel Crimmins
George Groshon
Frank House
Vrmiany
Ous Arn
Springfield
Sslass
Detroit
Biookisa
Wade
Mivderick
FE Mehr
Gittinger
Wieterick City Hospital
Emmitsburg Man Ordered to Leave Nearby Town
Bernard White of Emmitsburg was found drunk and disorderly in Warnerboro and ordered to leave town within forty minutes. He was to depart along East Main Street toward the mountain before half the time lapsed.
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Waynesboro
Bernard White
Emmitsburg
Warnerboro
Bankers Plan Gathering for Maryland State Bankers Meet
Arrangements near completion for the annual convention of the Maryland State Bankers Association to be held June 25 and 26 at the Mount Vernon House New Market The committee considered Cape May and other venues before choosing Mount Vernon House Charles Hata assistant cashier of Merchants Mechanics National Bank Hagerstown and secretary of the association oversees the program and says the event will be among the most successful in the state reports show active committees and plans for prominent speakers and a year end president s report The bankers depart Baltimore June 24 by special train with the first session on June 26 a banquet will conclude the gathering that evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Neue PowMar
Cape May
Vone Muar
Hiwan
Blue Mountain House
Charles Hata
Merchants Mechanics
National Bank
Hagerstown
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Bankers of
Association
Baltimore
Postmaster General Hitchheack Advocates Salary Increase
In his annual report Postmaster General Hitchheack adopted Assistant Postmaster General DeGraws recommendation from December that aggregate salaries be raised from 1L,100 to 1,200 per annum. If Congress approves the hike, standard route carriers would earn 1,200 yearly and pay for all carriers on specific routes would be adjusted accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchheack
DeGraw
Congress
Brief Items of Interest and Local Notes
Mr Henry Vanhorn caught eleven snags weighing 124 pounds on a recent trip with Charles Mehrling and Robert Young. The group remarked on country living, and C Shaw, back from Washington to New Market, announced plans to reside in the county long-term after returning to his farm near New Market yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vanhorn
Charles Mehrling
Robert Young
Wich
Best $5 He Ever Spent for Vinci Cure
A letter from Ar. AL Ly Kennedy of Uristol Pa describes five months of grippe and a bad cough ending after taking five bottles of Vinci. He credits improved health to Vinci’s cod liver oil and tonse fron components, praising the remedy and a satisfaction guarantee by J. A. Williams in Frederick, Md.
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AL Ly Kennedy
Uristol
Vinci
Ant
Vluo
J. A. Williams
North Market Street
Frederick
Mad
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the Empire
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Thanhouser
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New York
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