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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

4

Contested Precinct N1 Chooses Delegates Tonight

In Frederick’s Precinct No 1 a fierce clash ended without delegates named after wrangling led by C E Kreh and E Me Phoebus against Sheriff Deeter. John Brengle won as chairman 39 to 24 over Smedy with Harry Kennedy as secretary and plans to appoint 19 delegates.

E. Me Smedy Harry L. Bennett Nassey Allie Esha Brengle John X N. Brengle C. B. Owillard Harry Rhoebus August Bo Gienn O. Garber Lewis Pagan Marry. Deeter William I. King, Sr H. L. Bennett C. J. Riddienmoser William H. Kreh G. Edward Schell J. Harry Kennedy K. Brengle Mr.ett Jacob H. Schmidt Charles S. Wil- Saon Joseph Bussard Charles S. Wilson Josobs H Bussard Albert F. Baker John EL. Young William Hiltner William Davis William Gilbert Coleman Endie Benjamin T. Wirts Joseph Isner Charles S Wilson Ph H. Busserd C. T. Butcher Ward J. Smith MacGill William Idler Lees Wien John Francis Smith Lr . McGurdy

Brunswick High School Class Day Exercises Held in Red Men Hall

Brunswick High School held class day exercises in Red Men Hall with a large crowd. Program included songs, addresses, reports by Anna Thomas and Marke Smith, a history by Mary Reed, a poem by Edna Karn, a prophecy by Edna Karn, and presentations by Mary Leehan and Edith Fellers. The class colors were gold and green. a senior farewell event and a decoration of the Mage accompanied by a party at the home of Lewis Hightman followed.

Brunswick High School Red Men’s Hall Anna Thomas Marke Smith Orlando Burkholder Mary Reed Edna Karn Mary Leehan Edith Fellers Evelyn Evans Will Elsie Talbott Alps Italy George W. Grubb Floyd Fete Lewis Hightman George Lightman Oscar M. Fogle

MISS FISHER BRIDE OF MR ROY HANKEY IN STONE WEDDING

A very pretty wedding last evening at the Fishy home near Chaperstown Unis county united Miss Maryiste Fisher to Roy W Hankey in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Artill of St. John's Church Creangerstown. The bride wore white charmeuse and carried Bride roses attended by her sister Miss Nefic Fisher in pink charmeuse. A reception followed with a concert by the Monogacy Valley Band. The couple will honeymoon to Kennedyville and Baltimore before settling on a farm near Creangerstown.

Allen G. Fishy Chaperstown Unis County Ely Mins Maryiste Mgr Toy W. Dunkey Coy GO. Wy Artil St. John's Swishermn Crengerstowl Evangelioal Lutheran Parsonage Bass Church Street Jast J. Heisley Keller Abienetter Virginia Heat Praetor Ulysses G. Rupp May Pearl Burch Franklin N. Marrington Mia Charles S. Simmons Rosanna North Market Street Keller East Third Street

Retired After 51 Years With Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Brunswick man David Shewbridge known as Uncle Davey ends a 51 year railroad career with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Born June 4, 1848 at Harper’s Ferry, he began as a water boy after a Civil War era shift from Confederates to Union service. He rarely missed work, and after June 7 will join the pension list as an engineer.

David Shewbridge Brunswick Baluumore and Ohio Railroad Davey Mr. Shewbridge Harpers Ferry Jefferson County Virginia Harper's Ferry B and C Union Railroad

Gibson Jury Must Agree on Murder Verdict

Special dispatch from Newburg New York May 29 reports jurors trying Burton W. Gibson for the murder of Mrs Rosa Szabo unable to reach a verdict after a night of deliberation. Justice Tompkins Early sent them back to continue deliberations with orders to reach an agreement.

New Burg N.Y Burton W. Gibson Rosa Szabo Tompkins baHoling

Forty Thousand Strikers Demand Higher Wages in Madlands

In London May 28 labor unrest erupts as forty thousand workers in the Madlands district strike for higher wages. Police are dispatched to manage the scene amid scattered disturbances. A city barber humorously notes the exodus of barbers as the upheaval continues.

London Madlands

GOP Ticket Attracts Strong Osburn Mayoral Lead

The Republican City nominating convention meets tonight at the court house with delegates and committee members planning the field for mayor. W. W. Osburn leads in likely support, with F B Sappington Sr also urged. aldermanic ticket names include Schaeffer Rhonda J F M Dronenbureg Mehvrle Glumger Shoemaker A Kemp Keeler Henry Abbott. Bradley F Nicodemus appears set for City Register.

Court House S.o'elock Lloyd Culler Ia Strong Cy B. Willard Westpatrick Street Willard West End Frederick Krel Charles T. Butcher Davis John W. Amecht Weat Patrick Street Martin C. Kemp J. Daniel Crimmins Caninal Committee Tought W. W. Osburn Thig F. B.sappington, Sr Lewis Praley Schaeffer L. Rhonda JF. M. Drone A. Kemp Keelerana Henry Abbott George Ai Dean C. Albert Gilson Bradley F. Nicodemus City Register

Pleasant Personal Notes From The News

Purely personal itemization of locals visiting relatives and friends in cities like Baltimore and York. Mentions include Claude S Halu, W W Richards, Harry J Fromke, Joseph Douglass, Mrs George Ross, Emory C Cram, S Lewis Motter, J Marshall Grombine and Thelma, Milton Stouffer, Roy Stouffer, SM Blickenstaff, J H Apple, Hood College president, Mrs Hoke and son Robert La Mar Hoke, Katherine Cramer, Marian Douglass, Morris Hoats, Kaiser family, and Chas DoD hosts. The column notes these cross-town travelings and visits, ending with a promotional line for The News.

Obituaries summarize multiple local deaths and services

A series of death notices from the Home for the Aged and surrounding areas records Julia Bebee Dorsey Murdock aged 80, with two sisters surviving. Frank Biddinger’s wife Princes C. Biddenger dies at 77. farmer George W. Blickenstall dies at 71. Margaret A. Grabill dies in Baltimore at 41. George Herbert, a prominent Frederick figure, dies at Montevue aged 70. Funeral details, family links, and local directors listed.

Subalutla Ict Orme Y Waldock Mise Julia Bebee Dorsey Murdock Miss Murdock Richard Lowe Murdock Salle Lluward Murdock Urbana Sarah Rebecca Murdock Laure Murdock Howard Princes C. Biddenger Frank Biddinger Mt. Weasans Willian Baker Aroanda Stansbury Near Liberty Willaim Baker Ballimere Annie Keler George W. Blickenstatl George W. Blickenstall Wolfsville Middlepoint Dunkard Church Fle Ig Clinton Alice Harry Reuben Ica United Brethren Church George Berbert George Herbert Frederick Montevue Herbert New City Hatel Fredericktonian Lodge Masons Greenmount Cemetery Thomas P. Rice

Social World Birthday Party at Frederick Home

Mr and Mrs James E Poole hosted a birthday party for daughter Myra E Poole on May 28 in Frederick with many relatives and friends from Frederick Woodsboro Libertytown and Baltimore. Guests enjoyed games a late dining room feast then departed wishing Poole happiness.

James E. Poole Fredenck Myra E. Poole Myra E. H. Hummelbaugh James E. Exler Mary Win. IL Blentlinger Chas. Poole J. Noover Murray Plaine Baltimore Mess

James Biehl Chosen YMCA Secretary at Local Board

Announcement this morning states James Biehl of Bay High School will become general secretary of the local YMCA next week, succeeding Herbert Stohn who resigned earlier. Board named Biehl in April. Paul Taylor, physical director, resigns to take effect in July. Joculaman also considered for the pay.

James Biehl Bay High School Herbert St Fohn Stailroad New York Biehl Paul Taylor Joculaman

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Frederick Resident

Frederick resident Frank Buckey testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his disordered kidney secretions and backache after trying other remedies. He bought them at 7 W. Warner's Drug Store and reports feeling better than in twenty years. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes in the U S. Remember the name Doan's.

Frederick Dean Frank Buckey Sixth Street Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

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