Death of Knoxville Barber Charles H Turner at 26
Charles H Turner a well known Knoxville barber died of typhoid fever at Frederick City Hospital aged 26 years 11 months and 3 days He is survived by his widow Miss Rosie Wickless a son his father Henry Turner and brothers William Benjamin Cornelius Turner and sister Mrs Joseph Stolz The funeral will be at his Knoxville home Friday at 2 pm with services and interment in Knoxville cemetery Thomas F P Rice is funeral director
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Charles H. Turner
Knoxville
Frederick City Hospital
Rosie Wickless
Shookstown
Henry Turner
William Turner
Baltimore
Benjamin
Cornelius Turner
Joseph Stolz
Chicago
Thomas FP. Rice
Local Sick List and Political Nomination Note
The sick list includes Mr and Mrs Wachter of Madison Avenue and Mr Adolphus H Harrington of East Third Street. James Ely of West Fifth Street is improving after a stroke. Benjamin Rosenstock and his parents on East Second Street report measles. James W Frizzell, Baltimore Prohibitionist and retiree, was nominated for US Senator by Maryland Prohibition State Convention in Baltimore.
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Wachter
Madison Avenue
Adolphus H. Harrington
East Third Street
James Ely
West Fifth Street
Benjamin Rosenstock
Jacob Rosenstock
East Second Street
Drys
Frizzell
James W. Frizzell
Baltimore
Maryland
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Wheel breaks on wagon crossing trolley tracks at Square Corner
The rear wheel of Hugh Dean's spring wagon broke after its wheel became caught in trolley tracks while crossing near this city this morning.
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Hugh Dean
Pocket-Book Found and To Be Returned
Officer Fraley found a pocket-book Saturday evening and will return it to the owner upon proper identification. The pocket-book held some money. The Gettysburg vs Chambersburg game was postponed due to wet grounds. A speaker declared opposition to woman suffrage. The wife was puzzled by the cross county automobile christening with gasoline and champagne priced at 35 dollars a quart.
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Fraley
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Crosscoubity
Blackslider
Tack Throwing on Emmitsburg Road Spurs Autoists
Motorists on the Emmitsburg state road found tacks scattered between Thurmont and Emmitsburg causing punctures to many vehicles. Two men seen in a passing auto are suspected of dropping the tacks, with one bragging in Emmitsburg about the fun. Victims include Brooke Boyle and M F Sheets, plus a Frederick salesman and Register of Wills Albert M Patterson, all with tires punctured. State law imposes a $50 fine or jail time for each offense.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Brooke Boyle
M. F. Sheets
Frederick
Emmitsburg Motor Company
Register of Wills
Albert M. Patterson
John Ed. Schell
John F. Roddy
John Kidd
Frederick Juts Dow
Georgetown Pike
Iisa
Pytrian Castlid
Frederick, Md
Dryden Named Washington County Schools Superintendent
Charles E. Dryden, formerly a public school teacher in Middletown, was appointed Tuesday superintendent of Washington County schools by the School Board succeeding Prof. W. Merrick Huyett. Edgar E. Eyler was reappointed clerk. Dryden, Maryland Eastern Shore native, studied at St. John's Annapolis and in Germany, taught at Gettysburg, and has many Middletown friends. A committee drafted complimentary resolutions for retiring Huyett. Major Joseph C. Byron, board president, said the board would keep schools out of politics. General Vandiver improved after transfer to Sabillasville from Havre de Grace. physician Dr. Cullen called it his best day in a month. Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rupp left for Gettysburg to attend Lutheran Seminary board meetings. Carrell County grand jury adjourned after five days. seventy-six witnesses examined and two and a half percent presentments found.
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Charles E. Dryden
Middletown
Washington County
W. Merrick Huyett
Edgar E. Eyler
Dryden
Maryland
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Leipsic
Germany
Gettysburg
M. Bates Stephens
Thomas Fell
Alberts. Cook
Joseph C. Byron
Iluyett
General Vandiver
Sabillasville
Havre de Grace
Muray Vandiver
Victor F. Cullen
Rev Chas G Cady Installed at Kensvington Church
Rev Charles G Cady, formerly pastor at Sparrows Point, is installed as pastor of Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church in Kensvington. Also notes a swimming carnival planned by MLC AL for Mar 26, with teams captained by Otho Keller and George Hendrix.
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Chas G. Cady
Charles G. Cady
The
Presbyterian Church
Sparrows Point
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kensvngion
Otho Keller
George Hendrix
Prof Charmbury Honored as Washington Examiner
Prof Walter G Charmbury, director of Hood College Conservatory of Music, named official examiner for the Progressive Series of Piano Lessons in Washington D C. The series, edited by Godowski Hofmann and Sauer, aims to standardize music teaching. Charmbury returns from a two week Pennsylvania concert tour performing in Williamsport Allentown Wilkes Barre Scranton Carbondale and Bethlehem.
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Walter G. Charmbury
Conservatory of Music
Hood College
Washington, D. C
Art Publication Society of
St. Louis
Godowski
Josef Hofwan
Imli Sauer
Chosn
Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Allentown
Wilkenbarre
Scranton
Carbondale
Bethlehem
Braddock Heights Prepares for Summer Season Opening
With warm weather near, cottagers move in at Braddock Heights for summer living. The resort opens Whit Monday June 12 with song services and band concerts starting June 18. The season is expected to be successful as the park undergoes a major transformation with new cottages under construction and a revised summer schedule by Supt. R Paul Smith of the Railroad company.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock
Supt
R. Paul Smith
Railroad Company
Farmer Killed in Runaway Near Dawsonville
John B. Byrd, a 39-year-old farmer near Dawsonville in Montgomery County, was killed when a six horse team bolted. The saddle horse fell, throwing him against a roadside rock and crushing his skull. the wagon horse also died. John Hebron sustained injuries. Byrd had been returning from the railroad with produce, after a trip to Boyd Station, when the accident occurred.
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John B. Byrd
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Woodsboro Franchise Tax Case Heads to Court This Week
The Burgess and Commissioners of Woodsboro sue Frederick County over a 1914 back franchise tax. The suit hinges on whether the original bill or amended version governed the payment. Court witnesses include Caleb C. Magruder and several 1914 Frederick County members. Aldermen meet tonight to discuss routine matters and possibly the lighting situation.
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Woodsboro
General Assembly
Burgess and Commissioners of
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Goldsborough
Caleb C. Magruder
Frederick County
Arthur D. Willard
Woodsbeere
Jacob Rohrback
D. Princeton Buckey
Card of Thanks and Public Notices from 1916 era
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for a rolling chair to JOHN E. MORGAN of 216 East Sixth St. A special G. H. S. Alumnae meeting is announced for Friday May 19 at 4 PM at Girls' High School. A public sale by MRS GEQ BUesING occurs May 20 at 1 PM offering household items. New hats sale at Frederick Md shop ads and local baseball and automo bile notices are listed with times and venues.
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John E. Morgan
East Sixth St
G. H. S. Alumnae
Girls’ High School
Patrick Street
Geq
Buesing
Hi. R. Lease
D.C. Brish
New York
D. E. Kefauver
Mullinix
Carnet
Frederick
Senator, JR
Botton
Weed Sterk Farm
Rinwen
Renn
Weat Patrica
Lewis BR. Burger
Frederick, Md
Report of the Condition of Tue Citizens National Bank Ned erick
The document shows a bank condition report listing resources and items such as loans and discounts, overdrafts, securities, deposits, and notes. It includes figures like 2,060,299.66 and mentions bonds deposited against circulation, with other asset items and pledges. The remainder references general merchandise descriptions for hats, hosiery, parasols, neckwear and women’s fashion items from The Model store.
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Auvinge de
Ceeae
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