Frederick Banner City Slogan Sign Proposed for Centennial
Local supporters back a waving flag flashing sign to promote Frederick during the centennial of the Star Spangled Banner. James D. Enright promotes Banner City as a cost saving alternative to the Live Wire slogan. Estimated cost about 700 dollars, with nightly use limited to special occasions.
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Frederick
Francis Scots Key
James D. Enright
Live Wire
Maryland
Enright
Banner City
Jlagerstown and
Election Supervisors Organize in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors organized with Garrett S. DeGrange as president William B. James as vice president and Joseph F. Eisenhauer as secretary Claggett B. Namsburg was reappointed clerk and Leo Weinberg was named attorney This year will implement statewide general registration with all voters required to re register The last general registration occurred in 1896 Read The News for updates as events unfold.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Fraferick County
Garrett S. DeGrange
Presidint
William &. James
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Claggett BE. Namsburg
Leo Weinberg
Six Nurses Earn Diplomas at Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium
The fourth annual nurse training graduation at the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Sablilasvile, Maryland, saw six graduates from Baltimore and Wallingford, Conn. Miss Emma Vaughan Johnson reported the year as highly successful with thirteen new pupils. Diplomas were distributed by Dr. Victor F. Cutlen, with Dr. David R. Jayman of Gaylord Farm Sanatorium giving the address. several graduates plan to stay on or return to Connecticut for further work.
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Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Sablilasvile
Agnes John Minnie Myers
Martha Isabel Physioe
Mary Daisy Steip
Baltimore
Fmily Hess
Wilhemina Stamberger
Wallingford
Victor F. Cutlen
David R. Jayman
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium
Walling
WILLIS B. BURRETTE NAMED Superintendent of Montgomery County Schools
Willis B Burrette named county superintendent as Dr John Gardner and Charles T Johnson join the Montgomery County School Commissioners. The new board elected Dr Ryan Devereux president and appointed trustees for each high school, detailing post holders and local officials across Rockville Gaithersburg Sandy Spring and other communities.
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Montgomery County
John Gardner
Charles T Johnson
Goldsborough
Rockville
George H. Lamar Washington Hicks
Robert E. L. Smaith
Gaithersburg
Israel G. Warfield
Horace C. Baddox
Thomas Sulks
Sandy Spring
Emily Coulter
Tarlton B. Stabler
Francis W Downey
Brookville
Henry Howard
J. Clinton Dorsey
Josiah J. Hutton
Jamestown
Charles H Nourse
Millard Rice
James
Windsor
Poolesville
Thomas Hoskinson
Arthur P. Fletchan
Jacob Kodmer
Germantown
Perrie J. Waters
Upton Brown
C. H. Browning
Damascus
J. W. Burdette
James D. Young
Philip B. Souder
Palestine Encampment to Visit Hagerstown for Royal Purple
Members of Palestine Encampment No. 20 A C O F with eight candidates travel to Hagerstown on Thursday May 14. A Gilead Encampment No. 6 team will confer the Royal Purple degree. About twenty to twenty-five members expect to attend the ceremony and witness the third degree in the new lodge room.
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Palestine
Hagerstown
Gilead
New Pastor For Quinn Church
The ninety seventh annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church held at St Johns in Baltimore adjourned after preacher assignments. Rev John Porter longtime pastor of Quinn A M E church was transferred to Dents Chapel Bladensburg Maryland. Rev Joseph G Bryant of Denton Maryland was assigned to the Quinn church. Rev Henry Young returned to Mt Pleasant church. Bryant arrives Saturday and will preach Sunday while Porter preaches at Quinn on Sunday.
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Quinn Church
M. E. Church
St. John’s Church
Fallimore
John Porter
Quinn A. M. EB
Nis City
Bladensburg
Joseph G. Bryant
Denton
Henry Young
Mt Pleasant
Bryant
Porter
Redemption of David Carson Shines at City Opera House
A strong picture shown at City Opera House last night drew three audiences and kept viewers guessing from start to finish. The film follows a young Quaker who goes to the city and redeems himself, produced by Famous Players Company under Daniel Frohman.
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David Carson
City Opera House
Famous Players’ Company
Daniel Frohman
Barnesville elects three commissioners and mayor
In Barnesville the town election produced victory for commissioners Clagett C. Wilson Arthur J. Jones and Charles R. Varby. Mayor Arthur J. Jones is likely to succeed himself based on the results.
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Barnesville
Clagett C. Wilson
Arthur J. Jones
Charles R. Varby
Lane Dies in Hagerstown Prominent Frederick County Lawyer
J Clarence Lane a prominent Hagerstown attorney and Frederick County native died at 2 pm at his home 98 Prospect Street after a two month illness of heart trouble He was born near Middletown March 4 1830 and educated at Princeton He served as Maryland State Senator in 1884 and was active in business and church life Survived by sister Mrs H H Keedy brothers Charles S Lane and Col William P Lane Funeral arrangements by C Carty include burial at Mt Olivet.
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J. Clarence Lane
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Hill
Prospect Street
Die
John C
Jie Sabett
Lane
Middletown
Princeton
Iie
Washington County
Ile
Henry H. Needy
Keedy
Henry H. Keedy, Jr
Maryland
H. H. Keedy
Charles S. Lane
Col
William P. Lane
Court actions and health updates mingle in county notices
In Sauger de Charles C. An gel and Wite case, Margaret Le Greiner and others sue A. Stang over real estate valued at $1,000. Misty K. Sharer and Pelya Grimes, both of dear Key Mia, appear in a separate filing. Quarantine lifts may come soon as Dr J. M. Goodman reports Brunswick family case progressing nicely. Brisk notes from Dr Levin West confirm a mild smallpox case in Brunswick. Westminster Theological Seminary’s thirty first commencement featured George Hyson Enfield delivering an oration on “The Preacher as a Statesman.” Six graduates completed the class.
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Sauger de Charles C. Angel and
Wite
Couity
SLO
Margaret le Greiner
Barber
Clifford T. Sappington
Brunswick
George Hyson Enfield
Woodbine
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Enflell
Lewistown
MP. Church
Parsonage Plan at Boyds In Montgomery County
Ground will be broken soon for a new Methodist Episcopal parsonage at Boyds Maryland costing about 4500 dollars. Land was purchased from the Robert S Hilton estate. Rev. Thomas S Davis serves as pastor of the church.
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Boyds
Montgomery County
Robert S. Hilton
Thomas S. Davis
Relief from sick headache with Cham berlain tablets
Mrs A L Luckie of East Rochester New York suffered sick headache and despondency from a weak stomach. After using Cham berlain's Tablets she found them pleasant to take mild and effective and in a few weeks was restored to her former health. For sale by all dealers.
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A. L. Luckie
East Thochester
N. Y
Chamberlain
Funeral for Mrs Clara Reinick at Westminster
The funeral for Mrs Clara Reinick wife of Rev. Mr Reinick pastor of the Reformed church at Westminster was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. She was a native of Middletown Valley a former Miss Huffer and left eight children Ruth Ernest Mary Sarah John Calabette and Harriett Reinick. Surviving siblings include Charles Luther and Samuel Stuffer and Mrs Harry Huffer of Broad Run. Aged about 30 years eight months interment in the Reformed cemetery at Middletown Rev Dr George Snyder conducted the services. Joly Keller near Middletown was the funeral director.
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Clara Reinick
Mr. Reinick
The
Reformed Church
Westminster
St. Luke's Hospital
Baltimore
Reinick
Middletown Valley
Miss Huffer
Ruth
Ernest
Mary
Sarah
John
Clarabetle
Harriett Reinick
Charles
Luther
Samuel Stuffer
Harry Huffer
Broad Run
Resnick
Reformed
Middletown
George Snyder
Joly Keller
The Lost Watch Recovered by Baltzer
The hunting case watch advertised in the Lost Column of The News yesterday was found by E. Y. Baltzer and returned to the owner.
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E. Y. Baltzer
Dr James Headache Powders Ad Remedy Claim
An old advertisement urges headaches relief with Dr James Headache Powders. It promises immediate neuralgia and head pain relief and urges readers to visit a drug store for a package. The ad uses misspellings and archaic phrasing to promote the remedy.
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief Across Nations
Fragmented OCR advert claims a cure for catarrh including testimonials and a list of cities and stores. Mentions National Bank Toledo and Cheney & Co. as suppliers with pricing and dosages. The text is garbled but suggests a patent medicine pitch promising head clarity and system cleansing with homeopathic elements.
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Wallarr
Cheney
Tabato
Toledo
Wwe
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J. D. Enright
Newspaper Brehive
Tuberculosis
Willis B. Burrette
Opera House
Victors
Elizabeth Haugh
William Haugh
Eli
Phoebe Cramer
Stica Mills
Eli G. Haugh
East Third Street
Henrietta Cramer
Mt. Olivet
C. Carty
Wendell Owen Compher
Owen WW._ Compher
Norfolk
Harry Casper
Harry C. Casper
Montevue Hospital
Arlington Hotel
Montevue
J. Welly Fahrney
Evelyn C. Page
Walter Page
Chapel Street
C. E. Cline
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Misty K. Sharer
Pelya Grimes
Dear Key Mia
UCL Nsa
Mercury
Greenawalt’s
West
Patrick Street
Royal Woolen
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Vic
Neuraigea
State Bank Commissioner
Casper E. Cline
Cornelius Thomas
Richard S. J. Dutrow
Hammond Clary
Milton G. Urner
Jonathan J. Bielfe
Charles T. Dudder
Marion &. Michael
B.eward Kepner
Edgar H. McBride
CAE
George W. Crum
Spencer E. Stup
Bradley H. Dutrow
Line
Home Building and Loan Association
Commercial State Bank
William €. Filler
Charles F. Knock
Albert B. Routzahn
John M. Culler
A. Allee Radcliff
Lorenzo E. Mullinix
William E. Filler
D. Edward Kefauver
Worthington C
King Baggot
Robert Leonard
the Law
Rex
Hazel Buckham
Robert Carlton
Secret Service
Brother Sylvest
Crystal
Edwin August
Lucille Love
Ramo
Kay Bee
Kay Gee
Susan
Amer
Ed. Coxen
Winifred Greenwood
Frederick High School
Helfenstein & Urner
Market Street
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