Frederick Trust Co Named to Head New Frederick Bank
At a meeting of persons interested in the plan the Frederick Trust Company was chosen as the name for the forthcoming financial institution to be established at Market and Third streets. Renoe Harp will organize the company, seek incorporators and directors, with capital stock set at 100000, plus a 25 percent premium to total about 123000 for building funds. The three story building will include a banking room, living apartment, store room on Market street, and seven apartments above, aiming to rent for five percent income. No stock subscriptions have occurred yet, but 30000 to 40000 is expected soon, with completion and operation targeted for January 1, 1914. A cot fire on All Saints Street near Market caused by a coal oil lamp exploded. it burned the cot but caused no further damage after quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
Market
Third Streets
Renoe Harp
Office of the State
Bankinghouse
Third Street
Market Street
Reno
Harp
Guy Corser
West All Saints Street
Carsey
James Craig
Charles Thompson
Verdict Awaits Appeal in Hunner Case After Jury Award
A superior Court jury awarded Mrs. Charles Stevenson and her husband of Caro County $1,000 against Ur Guy Hunner for injuries after a kidney operation on June 20 1910. Jurors indicated Hunner’s recent methods were questionable and the case is headed to the Court of Appeals. Hunner is a familiar figure in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Guy Hunner
Charles Stevenson
Carolane County
Superior Court
Baltimore
Stevens
Hunner
Stevensor
Donsnis
Dennis
Henister Eh
Court of Appeals
Hannes
Frederick
Cutting Down Fair Expenses at Hazerstown Association
The newly elected officers of the Hazerstown Pair Association and the rest of the membership approved a cost cutting policy. The association faces a deficit of 12,900 dollars and the treasurer’s salary for last year was about 1,051 dollars. A plan to fund future projects by establishing 4 new positions was approved, with attention to the Farr Grovel area. Arrest notice: John Menn, wanted in Baltimore on embezzlement charges, was arrested in the city yesterday by Deputy Susan Har ry Plete. Mann was taken to Baltimore pending proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazerstown
Sesterdas
Farr Grovel
Balto. John
Menn
Susanf Harry Plete
Mann
Belsnore
Baltimore
New Art Windows in Buckeystown M P Church
New art glass windows designed by Rudy Brothers York Pa. to be installed in Buckeystown M E Church main room by N R Schaeffer contractor. About fifteen windows replace old prime glass as part of church improvement program including walls woodwork carpet. Exterior woodwork to be repainted in spring. Rev Avery Donovan conducts revival services nightly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat
Methodist Protestant
Buckesstown
Rudy Brothers
York
N. R. Schaeffer
Buckeystown
Friends
Avery Donovan
Churcch
MISS YOURTEE A BRIDE Weds MR GUY LINDSAY AT HOME
Miss Katheryn Yourtee daughter of the late Elder Yourtee of Brownsville marries Mr Guy Lindsay of New Windsor Carroll county at the bride’s sister Mrs H F Fahrney’s home in the city. Ceremony by Rev Victor Long uncle of the bride. Immediate family present and Lohengrin’s march played by Mrs George Yourtee. They will reside near New Windsor after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lindsay
Zeeter
H. P. Pabrney
Katheryn Yourtee
Lohengrin
George Yourtee
Carroll County
New Windsor
Howard Yourtee
Baltimore
George Yourter
Turkittsville
John Yourtee
Brownsville
Bellison Held on Concealed Weapons Charge
J T Bellison of Mrungvick faced a Brunswick magistrate on carrying concealed weapons after firing a revolver near W T Grubbs. bullet hit Grubbs coat. Held for grand jury. earlier he was fined for firing a pistol on the streets and returned to work on the railroad. Varry Jackson of Bruns wick was found not guilty of theft for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bellison
Mrungvick
W. T. Grubbs
Miers
Brunswick
Bellison
Varry Jackson
Baley
Judge Miers
Drangwick
McCoombs declines France ambassadorship offer
William JF McCoombs declines the ambassadorship to France while President Wilson calls for a special extra session to reconvene. The photograph shows McCoombs at the UK Democratic National convention in Baltimore last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William JF. McCoombs
Wilson
McCoombs
Baltimore
Doctor Bruce Thomas Critical in Philadelphia Hospital
Word reaches here that Dr Bruce Thomas formerly of Frederick is critically ill at the American Hospital in Philadelphia. He is nearly eighty years old and in frail condition according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Thomas
Frederick
American Hospital
Philadelphia
Thomas
Local Physicians Condemn Fee Splitting Practice
Frederick County Medical Society met at the Ist Club to discuss fee splitting with specialists. A Southern Medical Association letter condemning the practice was read, and the group adopted a resolution praising its stance and sent a supporting letter to the organization. Attendees included Drs. Beckley, Kable, Routson, Stone, Goodell, Riggs, Fahrney, and others. next meeting is the second Wednesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Medical Society
Iiist Club
Southern Medical Association
Southern Medical Society
E. L. Beckley
Middletown
W. H. Kable
Woodsboro
T.C . Routson
Buckeystown
D KE Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Clifford Sapmnegten
Frederick
C. J. Goodell
G H. Riggs
Liamsville
J. PL Fahrney
M. A. Dicely
Thurmont
B. Thomas
Society
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick area residents report gradual improvements in illness. Frank Crouse of East Church street has recovered enough to sit up, Jacob B. Tyson also improves and can walk briefly in his room, and S Lilly, recently paralyzed, shows progress at Frederick City Hospital and can sit up briefly each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank Crouse
East Church Street
Jacob B. Tyson
S . Liliy
Lilly
Frederick City Hospital
Abe
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Backache Relief
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for kidney backache, weak kidneys, and related symptoms. It cites endorsements from customers in Reekville and a Mrs. Peniel Feiley, claiming cures and family benefits. The copy notes Milburn Co as the U.S. agent and urges buyers to seek the Dean's brand only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Few Calls For New Panama Stamp Sale
The Panama Canal stamps released have limited demand and a small stock remains. Officials note low interest among the public as scarce two cent stamps circulate publicly while supplies of one cent and other values are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Postelie Sine Vast Saturdas
Postelice
Dao
Vinamy Chong
Ass’t Secretary of Treasury J S Williams Named
John Skelton Witham of Maryland has been appointed to the Seaboard Air Line board. The news notes a special dispatch listing Williams as the new assistant secretary of the treasury and mentions related appointments and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams
Formen
Seaboard Air Line
Sper
al Tyspaiin
Mr. Frazer Improves After Operation at City Hospital
Mr. John J. Frazer, at City Hospital, is somewhat improved though still in serious condition after an operation. The item notes that many rheumatism sufferers have found relief from Chamberlain's ointment, with no internal treatment needed in ten cases. The ointment is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
John J. Frazer
City Hospital
Chamberlain
Ail Deaters
Cascarets Promoted For Cleanse And Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly, non griping cleanse for the stomach and bowels, removing undigested food, bile, and toxins by morning. It claims painless action, 10 cents a box, and popularity among all ages. The piece also mentions a postponed Brunswick court case and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its wide reputation and sales.
Political notices for Frederick County Maryland mayor sheriff and commissioners
A dated collection of political notices announces candidacies for Frederick County Maryland positions. Wording shows multiple candidates including Lewis Fraley for Sheriff and John D. Conard Sr. for Sheriff, with several for County Commissioner and Mayor. Notices emphasize contests in Democratic Primaries and solicit party support. Names include Robert L. Cramer, A. D. Williams, Joan H. Frazier, Clarence C. Holtz, and others from districts such as Tuscarora and Frederick District No. 2. Place names include Frederick County and Maryland. Dates reference primaries in 1913 1915 and local election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieriff
Yoedertel
John D. Conard
Frederick
Frederick County
WM. V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Robert L. Cramer
Decivd&wFtt
Fork Sherif
Maryland
Joan H. Frazier JanbdsenTt
Clarence C. Holtz
Declgd
wFeltz
Public sale of real estate and bank stock in Frederick
Trustees plan public sale at Frederick Court House on March 31 1913 at 11 oclock for three parcels on West Patrick Street known as Nos 207 209 and 211 including barber shop storeroom and double dwelling with 64 feet frontage and 473 feet depth plus shares of Citizens National Bank Farmers Mechanics Bank and Frederick County National Bank stock. Cash and notes with security accepted. 0 deposit required. Also two more properties No 32 East Fourth Street and No 110 Burke Street with cash deposits of 2500 and 1500 respectively, settlement by April 1 1914. Comerancing by Young Staley and Wm E Darner Auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bh
Malin
Frederick County
Clinton
Yulty
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
West Patrick Street
Said Street
E. Main
Hammond Urner
T. H
Foilois
Patrick Street
Citizens’ National Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Edith W. Main
Leo Weinberg
William E Darner
East Fourth Street
Saidty
Burke Street
Nioe
Young & Staley
Wm. E. Darner
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HE Trust CO
Reno S. Harp
Bucketstown
M. P
France
RSE
Peniel Feiley
Man Street
Reekville Tisty
Fami
Neon York
Ae United States
Dean's
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Asst Sec’y OF Treasury
Ada KS
National Bank
Emory L. Coblenta
Carl. Verturimer
Frank GC. Norwood
Robt
A. Kemp
Cashie
GEO
Richard Potts
ME. A. Gare
MR. B
MR. C
Saloon League
Cascarets
Corporation of
Steele and Dinges
Counci
NISI
Circuit Court
Frank B. Sappington
Sallie Rebecca Davis
Sathe Ti
Sappington
Thomas Davis
Pfrederick County
Harry W. Bowers
G Ridgely Sappington
Mar Bdot
Orphans’ Court
Annie LG. Thomas
LHS
Annie . Thomas
Joax C. Castile
Albert W. Becker
John W. Mumford
Tesis Samuel D. Tuomas
Register of Wills
Travers Tuomas
Enxecuter
Clinton IE
Clinton E. Main
W. Main
LO Weixberg
Ava
Frifderick City
Aml
Mas
Aoa Wefore
Meting
EPWAT
Noticu
Mie
Monty
Mari
LUWIS
Fraley
Miedeiick County
A.D Williams
Tlamsville
Jannp
T&sim
Fredick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville, Md
Janid&wFim
County Traver
Abram J. Eichelberger
Decid
Goodyear
Tor Chiltrem
Moser's
N. Market St
WS. Market St
Ds. Hahn
E. L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
C. R. Landis
South Market Street
Edgar H. McBride
Roy W. Pooly
Janiick
Akis Ipsil
North Manket Street
Fruederick MD
Desiralle Real Estate
Atention
Nettie Routzahn
Win B. Lutz
Marigditt
Opossumtown Turnpike
George W. Heinstin
Franklin Satings Bank
M&wd
Landie
Siverware
LS Landis
Aeweler
Frederick Diamonds
N. Market Street
Hhmhive
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