Local notices mix of drama and accidents in county column
Fragmented county page reports a church group meeting with salary debates, a fatal hoist accident involving a horse and a post, a dramatic club play scheduled for May 12 at the Opera House, a fifteenth wedding anniversary party with readings and songs, and community notices including residents traveling, improvements to lawns, and guests visiting in Baltimore and Frederick.
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Calvin Metcalfe
Stare
Dun
Jambaugh
Ireland
Eee
Incds
Baugh
Eweney
Carter
Albaugh
Itzler
Apeph Alangt
Albanel
Dot
Firemen’s Dramatic Club
É Union
Bridge Orchestra
Kemptown Seven A Delightful Evening at Church Event
A brief report notes a most delightful evening held at the Methodist Protestant church in Kemptown. The event showcased community fellowship, with attendees enjoying music, snacks, and friendly conversation in a warm, social atmosphere.
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Kemptown
Power Company Name Change Granted in Virginia
The Winchester and Washington City Railway Company has been renamed the Northern Virginia Power Company by the state commission. The change, made yesterday, leaves six officers in place and maintains current stockholder holdings from Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. President Lewis F. Cooper says the firm will not operate electric railways but will supply electricity to municipalities, manufacturers, and businesses across the region.
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Virginia Corporation. Commission
Winchester and
Washington City
Northern
Virginia ‘Power Company
Virginia
West
Maryland
District of Columbia
Lewis F. Cooper
Winchester
West Virginia
Campaign for Nine Month Rural School Term urged
United States Commissioner of Education appeals to state superintendents to extend rural school terms to eight or nine months matching city schools. He notes average rural terms around 138 days, with only Connecticut and Rhode Island exceeding nine months. He calls for minimum eight to nine month terms, four years of high school for rural teachers, and well stocked rural libraries.
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Claxton
United ‘States Commissioner. of Education
Glruetion
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Maryland Bankers Banquet Address Set for June 28
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury John Shelton Williams will address the Maryland Bankers' Association at its annual banquet at the Bae Mountain House on June 28. His acceptance was required yesterday by Secretary Charles Hann of the association.
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Maryland
Treasury
John Shelton Williams
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Bae Mountain House
Charles Hann
Association
Directors of Cemetery Company at Central National Bank
The directors of Mal Olivet Cemetery Company, meeting at the Central National Bank yesterday, elected officers including Lewis F. Chngan Arthur Pols A C McCardel J B Tsson Edward Eichelberger J D Hendrickson J M Radcliff Charles W Ross Jr Henry A Hahn and John Haller.
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Cemetery Company
Fotholders of
Mal Olivet Cemetery Company
Central National Bank
Lewis F. Chngan
Arthur Pols
A. C. McCardel
J.B. Tsson
Edward & Eichelberger
J.D. Hendrickson
J. M. Radcliff
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Dlenry A. Hahn
Iohn Haller
Grand Commandery Meeting Attendees Visit Maryland
Messrs A LeRay McCardell Sam wel G Trivail Rev Simon Miller Yr Ira J McCardy Wiliam Birely and Harry Fremke traveled to Thailiv morte today to attend the Grand Commandery of the Royal Templar of Maryland.
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A. LeRay McCardell
Samwel G. Trivail
Simon &. Miller
Ira J. McCardy
Wiliam
Birely
Harry
Fremke
Thailivmorte
Roighis Templar of
Marrland
Kidwiler buys Eastern Hotel at Westminster
Frederick resident A Kidwiler purchases the Eastern Hotel in Westminster located on the Baltimore and Washington pikes. The 27 room hotel has stood for near a century and will be run by O W Heath who has moved from Frederick after seeking to start a local brewery but delaying due to state issues. They acquired new equipment in Baltimore yesterday and intend leasing arrangements.
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A. Kidwiler
Ridwiler
O. W
Heath
Frederick
Kidwiler
Wheat exports move on Baltimore and Ohio line
The Baltimore and Ohio begins hauling wheat to Bronoswick for export. About 5,000 cars are loaded with 1,000 bushels each. Floods in the West delayed the grain, and it is only now starting to move.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Goff's Herb Bit Health Tonic Offered In Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Goff's Herb Bit il as a health booster for summer and the year. It promises blood purification and vivid strength and health. The copy claims no opiates or liquor and guarantees an appetizing taste with a money back refund if unsatisfied. Get a 230 bottle from your druggist today.
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