Change to bureaus debated at Board of Trade meeting
At tonight’s Board of Trade session in the M C A building the proposed switch from committees to bureaus was to be voted on. Strong favorable sentiment cited success in other cities and echoes from the recent boosters banquet led by James H Bell of Harrisburg Board of Trade. Officials also planned the State Association convention program and discussed next year’s Firemen’s convention in Frederick.
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Board of Trade
M.C.A
Tke Cas Jast
Banyanet
James H. Bell
Harrisburg Board of Trade
Npon
Toot Board
State
Association of the Boards At Trade
West
St Charles College to Move to Near Washington Area
The college, alumni including Revs Fra Kane and Conlon, will not rebuild at the oil site near Elcott City. It will relocate to a location near Washington, keeping Maryland as its charter, with students and supplies shifting toward Washington. The move increases distance from Baltimore.
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St. Charles’ College
Fra, Kane and
Conlon
Elcott City
Washington
Maryland
Baltimore
Derr Reappointed As First Assistant Superintendent
At the annal meeting of the House of Corneilian board in Dallimore yesterday, Luther C. Derr of Toledo was reappointed first assistant superintendent. The Ohio notice includes a sworn oath by Frank Cheney of J. Cheney & Co offering one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall Catarrh Cure, with endorsements from notary W. Gleason. the ad promotes Hall’s Family Pills as a remedy.
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House of Corne Ilian
Dallimore
Laether C. Derr
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Cheney
Ninr
FL J. Cheney & Co
Ciy
Tre‘aid
Frank Chaney
iSeal
W. Gleason
Haifa
F. J. Cheney , CO
Hal
Carnival Plans Expanded by Y M C A Committee
The physical department of the Y M C A enlarged its carnival committee to 20 and the radio group also grew. Plans include a ponies contest with a $5 prize, a bicycle contest with a $25 prize, and a parade starting at 10 o clock. Lunch will be served and judging occurs at Athletic Park. The Sharks Swimming Club will send four boys to the May 15 meet hosted by Nautilus Y M C A in Washington.
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Str. Clark
Fies Oat Tee
Hs Custeey
Sharks Swimming Club
Nautilus Swimming Club
Washington Yo
Nautilus
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
Washington Association
Will Spray Trees in Public Demonstrations Planned
State Horticultural Department officers and local authorities will hold spraying demonstrations across the state. A department representative will explain preparation and application of remedies to control codling moth, plum curculio, and other diseases. Some trees will be unsprayed to compare results this fall. A session is set at J Lemuel Doubs orchard near Myersville on Wednesday May 24 at 1 o clock. Public invited.
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State Horticultural Department
J. Lemuel Doub
Myersville
Daughters of Liberty Meet in Elkton Sixteenth Session
The sixteenth annual session of the Maryland Daughters of Liberty State Council convened in Elkton with about 150 delegates. National Councillor Matthew Kenney of Philadelphia opened the meeting. former Elkton Mayor George A. Rake gave the welfare address. Cora A. Farlow of Salisbury presided with officers Laura Kennell Woodbine Laura V. Jones Fisning Creek Baltimors and H. B. Meade of Baltifarce listed among the officials. The convention will adjourn today.
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Daughters of Liberty
Elkton
Council
Maryland
Matthew Kenney
Philadelphia
George A. Rake
Cora A. Farlow
Salisbury
Laura Kennell
Woodbine
Laura V. Jones Fisning
Stone strikes child during tree uprooting incident
A stone hurled from a tree removal scene struck a little girl of Mr. John Ambrose of Fhurmont, leaving a deep facial cut. The incident occurred as John J. Prudhomme bought Joseph Martin’s property and Roger Lidie planned to remove the tree. Children were warned before the blast.
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John Ambrose
Fhurmont
John J. Prudhomme
Joseph Martin
Roger Lidie
Hero Ey
Garrett Excels in Berwick Berwick Pa Baseball Contest
Frederick native Garrett playing with Berwick Pa baseball team put in a strong game against Harrisburg. He scored two runs made five outs and added three assists. Trott of Frederick caught well contributing a hard working effort.
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Garrett
Frederick Bey
Berwick
Harrisburg
Enterprise
Trott
Frederick
Four-legged freak chick hatches near New Market
A chick hatched several days ago near New Market belongs to Mr J M Burrall and has four legs. The first two legs developed normally, while the other two extend from the same body, creating an unusual poultry anomaly observed by locals.
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J. M. Burrall
Near New Market
Texas camp trip sparks talk on army concentration
Returns from Texas relay Captain Markey of Company A recounting his visit to a border camp near San Antonio. He praises typhoid inoculations and the value of concentrated forces, but labels the camp a mere maneuver with limited field instruction. He notes harsh Mexican street scenes and deep anti American sentiment observed during trips into Mexico.
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Frederick
Bob Markey
Company
Mongl
Paltasent
Ativedt
Texas
San Antonio
Conception Rumup
National Guard
Bioutemiant
Allen C. McBride
Mr. Kefauver
J. Collin Kefauver
Middletown
Markey
Parley
Barnesville
Frederick County
Captain Markey
Mexico
PF. M. Hhirrows
Fort Worth
Nuevo Laredo
Major Jarrows
Uniion
Ateticans
Ale
U. S
Ile
Company A
Bern
United States
Matkey
Advertising Pulls and the Wanamaker Quote Credited
A vintage ad copy cites John Wanamaker on advertising, saying a quiller should leave it alone as it pulls slowly then grows stronger over time. It extols relief from rheumatism claimed by Viglent exercise of Chamberlains Linkment and touts availability at all druggists.
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John Wanamaker
Charles C. Bartgis Dead in Westminster Funeral Plans
Charles C. Bartgis, also known as Garigis, aged about 60, died after a brief illness in Baltimore. A veteran printer and later paving contractor, he led Water and Loader Street firm before retirement. Survived by brothers George and Vertis, sisters Mrs Garnes, Mrs McGlane, and Mrs L A Flatter. Funeral from his home tomorrow with service at Westminster Cemetery.
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Charles C. Garigis
Veliimere
Balligiwre
Lees
Muther
Brightside
Branddech
Frederick
Baltimere
Barlgis
Busness
Westport Pivins J Reich Company
Dnut Wigkwer
Baetges
Garnes
Floreyce McGlane
Obituaries from Hartonsville and Weverton Areas
Phoebe Ann Waters wife of John Waters dies at Hartonsville aged years. Funeral held at St James Church with pallbearers from local societies and burial in Bartonsville Cemetery. Sarah Turner of Weverton dies at 50 years 10 months 21 days, survived by three sons and eight grandchildren. Rebee Wakenight found dead in bed near Clarke County Ohio. George Judy dies in Greenville Ohio aged 85. Hanshew infant dies at 1 month 7 days. multiple funeral directors noted.
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Ses
Hoeen Watt
Phoebe Ann Waters
John Waters
Hartonssite
Good Sfape and
Tubleans Fisherman Societies
Jemimah Coats
Hannah Wrisby
Staltmore
St. Canies Church
Rev
Q. Phimmer
Bartonsville Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Mies
Sarah Turner
Weverton
Washington County
Burkittsville
Hooa Wake Sight
Rebee Wakenight
This
George Udy
Myersville
Sarah Leas
Greenville
Ohio
Yarke County
Oho
Hanshew
John L. Hanshew
West Patrick Street
Douglass Hooft
Mt. Olivet
Aust ine Lerch Collins wed in Gaithersburg home
Alfred A. Austin of Gaithersburg and Collins Lerch of Knoxville were married Wednesday by Rev. Alvin Conner at the bride’s aunt Barbara Lerch’s home 2007 Ramsay street Baltimore. Lerch is not Georgia Lerch’s daughter and is granddaughter of Laura J. Cook. They will reside in Gaithersburg.
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Alfred A. Austin
Gaithersburg
Cqllins
Law's Grip Lit Gas to Ad Bam Lee Charged
In a colorfully garbled report, Bam Lee faced larceny charges for taking a grant and a badge pin belonging to Win. Higes. The court compelled a default action of $30, with Kuward and Eicheberger appearing for the defense and accuser respectively.
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Bam Lee
Uelore
Social world dance at Liberton town shock
Social world dance at Libertytown hall drew a large crowd under Rev Samed Kavananeh. The Frederi ck Select orchestra provided music while Mice Robinson colored, was sent to the House of Correction for six months by Deputy Sheriff Hauver.
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Libertytown
Rev “R. Samed Kavananeh
Frederick
Mice Robinson
House of Correction
Hauver
Frederick Railroad seeks permission to raise funds for improvements
The Frederick Railroad Company asks the Public Service Commission for authority to issue 250 first mortgage bonds of 1000 each, totaling over 140000, to cover track laying, street works in Frederick, and new equipment. This is its third bond request, with 541,184.47 earmarked to settle a prior shortfall caused by higher labor and material costs.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick Railroad Company
Permisan Ferry
Frederick
Grederick Railroad Co
Railrom
Mene
Personal Notices From Citizens on Business Travel and Visits
Purposely personal notes list residents and visitors in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Names include John Martz Mrs Lina Killean Rev Simon S Miller Glenn O Garber Stephen H Bearnett Charles Huntsberry William Muller Lillian Anderson Lena Gilbert Margaret McPherson Joseph Haller and Mrs George Tileston. Mentions of trips to Washington Philadelphia New York and Greensburg reflect routine social movement.
Mystic Circle to Meet Here for Cleaner Hagerstown
Frederick was chosen as the next meeting place of the Grand Lodge of Jurisdiction No. 10 Fraternal Mystic Circle covering Marsland Delaware and the District of Columbia. The biennial session in Hagerstown opened with a large initiation and banquet. Officers elected include Grand Ruler Walter McCune and Grand Recorder George W Fridinger all from Hagerstown. The jurisdiction’s death benefits paid total near $100,900 over the last two years and membership stands at 726. City officials plan a Civic League clean-up with street can collection tests and an ordinance authorizing cans, with Mayor Scott supporting the measure.
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Stile Piremen
James H. Gambrill
Frederick
Grand Lodge of Jurisdiction No
Mystic Circle
Marsland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hagerstown
McVune
A. J. Swarts
A. N. Hage
Reporter
Botk
Philadelphia
Walter McCune
Stuler
J.T. Mc
Civic League
Hirst
Scott
Fire alarm system for Frederic urged by tax payer
In a letter to The News a reader urges city officials to adopt a live fire alarm system to prevent misdirected responses. The writer notes past confusion where fire companies were sent to Fourth street and South street, stressing the need for prompt, accurate location information to reduce harmful delays. Tax-Payer signs the request.
Spend Honeymoon Here Mrs Heiser wed Miss Anna Miller
Mrs and Mrs George Heiser of Waynesboro visited the bride's sister after their wedding on Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Hagerstown. The groom Charles Miller daughter details and future plans to begin housekeeping in Waynesboro.
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George Heiser
Waynesboro
Chorge Heiser
Anna Miller
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Hagerstown
Charles Miller
Park Street
Helser
Abram Helser
Hagerstown Road
Frick Co
Ward Liner Sunk Near Cape Charles
Special Dispatch reports the Ward liner sank off Cape Charles and was rescued by United Fruit Company's steamship Admiral Farragut, which brought survivors to Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Ward Finer
Cape Charles
United Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
Lady Decies Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Special Dispatch reports Lady Decies formerly Vivian Gould underwent an appendicitis operation in London on May 12 at 2.80 P. M. The operation was successful with a favorable outcome for the patient.
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the News
London
Lady Decies
Vivian Gould
Among the Sick From Frederick Area Confined at Home
Frederick area residents report illnesses and recoveries. Henry A. Hahn on Mast Matrick Street remains indisposed. John Phillips of West Sorth Street shows improvement after illness. Mrs. Clarence Albaugh of Lewistown is hospitalized for appendicitis. Mrs. William S. Shenk recovers well after surgery at City Hospital. Elmer Warner slips and injures his lip in Creagerstown. An advertisement claims Vine Morrhoh is a tonic and tissue builder.
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Frederick
Henry A. Hahn
John Phillips West Sorth
Clarence Albaugh
Lewistown
City Hospital
Willian S. Shenk
Creagerstown
Elmer Warner
Found Dead in Well in Westwood May 22
Robert Lecouver president of First National Bank was found dead in a well in Westwood on May 22. Officials indicate the death likely resulted from self-inflicted action.
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Westwood
Robert Lecouver
First National Bank
May Attack Fears Rise in Mexico City as Rebels Advance
May 12 Mexico City 2:30 PM Americans flee anticipating rebel attack. Diaz offered bribes to insurgent general. he refused to resign but may do so at any moment.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Typhus Plague Suppresses Juarez Hospitals
Typhus plague is reported in Juarez hospitals on May 12 with the city facing mounting illness. Public health officials warn to seek care for fever and rash as medical facilities strain under the outbreak.
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Juarez
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