March 22 in American History and Astronomical Notes
Key historical markers include 1664 transfer of New Netherlands to the Duke of York and duels involving Barron and Decatur in 1820. Obituaries recall Stanley Matthews, Doremus, and Charles P. Lincoln. Astronomical notes show sunset, rise times, visible planets, and a partial lunar eclipse across the U S with local times for Charleston Chicago Denver and other spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Netherlands
New York
Duke of York
Commodore Barron
Comodore Decatur
United States
Nnvy
Bladensburg
Stanley Matthews
United States Supreme Court
Robert Ogden Doremus
Charles Percy Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
el Reno
Okla
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Heston Avy Ag Om
Charleston
A. m
Chicago
Denver
Nan Benner Pq
Eastern Monday Holiday Notice
The News observes a holiday on Monday with no issue produced. Office business will be closed for the day.
Gas Co Stockholders Vote Ratify Consolidation Plan
Gas company stockholders at 9 am in Frederick voted to join Frederick Railroad Co and allied interests forming the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Co. Nearly all preferred and common shares approved. Thomas H Slater absent. Other consolidation meetings followed in Myersville and Hagerstown. officials presiding included Jacob Rohrback and S Lewis Motter. A separate accident report notes W Griffin injured by falling matting. Democratic committee backs Professor Legarie for minister to San Salvador amid county support. Bravenick High School and Lovettsville Waigh clash at Athletic Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick Gas and Electric Co
Frederick Railroad Co
Hagerstown Railroad
Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Co
Thomas H. Slalier
Jacob ‘Rohrback
S. Lewis Motter
Emory L. Coblentz
G. Mantz Besani
Myersville
Myersville and Catoctin Railroad. Co
Crrus F. Flook
Hagerstown Railway Co
Frederick
Democratic State Central Committee
Legarie
Emmisbure
San Salvador
Incorporators Form Frederick Trust Company Names Revealed
Frederick trust venture announces 11 incorporators with Wealthy county ties and banking links. Plan calls for 30 directors, a Market and Third street site, seven apartments, and a prominent Frederick building to open by January 1914. Stock drives ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno S. Harp
Frederick Trust Company
See News
State Banking Commissioner
A. W. Ecker
Woodsboro
Chester Kemp
Fred. W. Obenderfer
Harry F. Shiplex
Walter B. Leatherman
Claggett
Ramsburg
Reno
Harp
Frederick
J. Stewart Annan
Emmitsburg
David Cramer
Walkersville
George W. Fawley
Jefferson
William B. Catshall
County Commissioners Inspect Petersville Brunswick Road
County Commissioners travel from Petersville to Brunswick to review the three mile road in need of repair and improvement. After inspecting the route they decline to state views, saying action will come at the next meeting. Delegation from Brunswick and Petersville accompanied officials, including Dr Levin West and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersville
Brunswick
Levin West
Dacid Mohier
Town Connect
PK. Smith
Hlm. Jones
Maryor Alg Horine
J. W. Groes
M F. Shafer
C. HH. Feete
Sydney Bennett
John Kaeizel
George Hogan
M. Wenner
CW. RL Cram
Contributions To Aid Work In Frederick County
The Frederick County Branch of the Maryland Children's Aid Society reports strong support from Sunday schools and benevolent orders across the county and city since the fiscal year started in November 1912. Donations include Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick 27.00, Jefferson Christian Endeavor 10.00, Evangelical Lutheran Frederick 5.00, Emmitsburg Presbyterian 6.00, New Market Methodist Protestant 10.00, All Saints Episcopal Frederick 27.00, Church of the Brethren Walkersville 5.00, Benevolent Order of Hiks Frederick 25.00. All gifts are noted in the upcoming annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Charles Atwater
Grace Jspis
Ecopal
Brunawick
Christian Indeavor Society of Jefferson
Lutcheran
Frederick
G. Rupp
Presbyterian Church
Emmitsburg
J. W. Hensley
New Market
Warkittsville
John Bowlns
Benevolent Order of Hiks
Rubbish Scattered Along Jefferson Pike
Residents along the Jefferson pike report rubbish scattered from the track crossing beyond Frederick to a mile beyond. Complaints rise as broken glass bottles and paint brushes litter the road. Road officials say a law forbids dumping and penalties apply, with enforcement promised if the practice continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Road Commission
CG. A. Tenney
Easter Auction and Holiday Sales Across Town
Local listings advertise an auction of china glassware and Easter novelties at 7 p m starting Tuesday March 25 led by WM M Zimmerman 186 N Market St. Other notices promote Easter baskets flowers cabbage plants and spring cleaning offers from multiple merchants with event details and prices. a trespass warning from Evangelical Lutheran Church Council closes the rear church lot.
City Market and local notices mix of sales and ads
The clippings show a Frederick Maryland period ad page with a City Market listing Fresh and Salt Meats Poultry Garden Produce and a proprietor Elmer E Dixon at 4 East Patrick Street plus a public sale notice for a Sea King standard bred driving horse near Licksville March 25 1912. There are millinery openings Easter records Victrola and chocolate ads a dyeing service and hardware store window boasts. Additional items include mortgage loan offer 10000 on first mortgage and room for rent at Market Space Apple No 12 Market Space and Sanitary products.
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Onan
Elmer E. Dixon
East
Patrick Street
Frederick
J. Howard
Allnutt
Licksville
This County
Sea King
Interest Grows in City Beautiful Back Yard Contest
Civic Club plans a city beautification effort with a back yard contest open to all residents. Entries to Miss Charlotte Baker, prizes of 3.00, 1.90, and 1.90 to be awarded in early September for the most improved yards. Gardens will be visited in mid April and progress noted through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Cin
City Beautiful
The
Civic Club
Pri Bey
Sach
Moving and Hauling and Furniture Repair Services
Moving packing and hauling of furniture offered by CciL BH at 9527 N Market St. Upholstering and repair work also available. Prices listed as ten cents a pound for eggs and related confections include coronation teas chocolate drops cream kisses cream dates and other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccil
FOX
N_ Market St
Pend McCardell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Carty
Meeraeraree
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Haster
Markey
China Mission
All Saints' Chapel
Zimmerman
Central Supply Co
J. W. Summers
Wm. B. James Farm
Georgie A. Poole
Wendrickson Cleaning
Schmide and
Gilbert
Balto
Fred. R. R
City Opera House
the Marvel
Aia
the Empire
W. H. Griffin
Civie
Lovettsville
Bravenick High School
Lovettsville Waigh
Athletic Park
Shaws Papeo
Incorporators OF
Newtrust Company
Reno S. Harp Today
Air. Ecker
Kemp
Obenderfer
Karp
Gutshall
Woodshoro
Messrs
Annan
Cramer, Harp
Cutshall
George W. Biddle
Myersville Savings Bank
Aid Society
Jefferson Road
WM. M. Zimmerman
N. Market St
N. Macket St
All Saints’ Chapel
Williamson's
Baltimore
Schmidt &Gilbert
Dc. Inc
McCardell’'S
David Sropf
Florist
C. Hermann and Son
Mcworth
McCardell's
Hermann and Son
Evangelical Sunday School
Evan. Lutheran Church Council
Schmidt & Gilbert
Hershberger’s
Scamidt & Gilbert
West
Fredericktown
Central Hardware Company
Arthur Eblevy
South Market Stret
McCardeliss
Lach Sor-Sanitary Tiny
Citizens ' National Bank
Tra
Claiaens
National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G Baker
D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Gro. We
Central Securities CO
Lesle's
North Dakota
Natire
Shiner
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Sjck
Pearre
John D. Hendrickson
Wroderlek
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Leelee
Brautirut
Copaewetas
Eldig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Ness Properties
Freder
John Ni Rengle
the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market ST
Telephone 101
Keller & Toms
and Insurance
BF. Grove
South Market St
Martelin
Cramer & Stauffer
NLR
MANTZ
Rangains
Monigomery
Prederick
Dory Brink
Matern Paproemente
Teack Stable
East Second Atraet
M. L. Etcinson
Etchison
New Citizens' National Bank
Thos. Price
Norti Markdot Street
Thomas P. Rich
Young & Staley
Braddock Heights
Hrogm
Cottige
Bath
Garogin Lfottage
Path
Vath
Withebath
Weerwithebe Aglad
Fas
Tiarry G. Tritapor
Real Estath, Loans and Insurance
Lewistown
Grayson H. Mercer
Pike
Liberty District
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery County
Mid- Motown
Brice
Fredererick
Thurmont
Walkeraville
Ards Jantedawris
T. Hickman
Buckeystown
Doubs
Seranes
Remington
Smith-Vremien
Monarch
Omnis
Sumer
Markva Sitna
Phose
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