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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

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3

Democrats Name Alderman Candidates in City Convention

In a recent city convention Democrats nominated alderman at large as well as precinct aldermen. Elmer McPhebus listed as nominee for at large with a slate including Fred Brengle Harry Phoebus August Brust Harry Deeter Lewis Fagan H L Bennett J Riddlemoser George Ed Schell H J Kennedy and W H Kreh. John Francis Smith moved ratification of Lewis H Fraley for mayor and Michael A McCaffrey for another post, both ratified unanimously. Aldermanic nominees for precincts were named without opposition.

Christian’ Eckstein McCaffrey Liesd Charles Butcher Charles Wilson John’h.g Sohn Franelg Smith Daniel Crimmins Wm. Schmidt Cat’ Large B “McClellan Phoe ‘E Panes

Elaborate Ceremonies at Fritchie Interment

The Mite Society of the Presbyterian church held a strawberry and ice cream festival in the chapel to raise funds last night. About 30 dollars was realized as attendees enjoyed ice cream, cake, and candies. Helpers included Mrs. TD Freeman Dixon, Mrs. William Worman, Miss Emma Brown, and others.

the Presbyterian Church TD Freeman Dixon William Worman Emma Brown William Whittler Gorge “A. Dean B. Evard Kepner G. L. Cramer George B. McClea William McKinney Daisy Abrecht Anna Brown Alice Dean

Maryland School Pupils Honor Dr Ely At Cemetery

Pupils from the Maryland School for the Deaf visited Olivet cemetery at 11 this morning to place flowers on the grave of Dr Charles W Ely a Civil War veteran and former Massachusetts regimental member. The tribute showed their deep respect for their principal. Farmers Day at Maryland Agricultural College held at College Park with many farmers in attendance.

Maryland School For the Deaf Olivet, Cemetery Charles W. Ely Massachusetts Shep M. A Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station Collece Park Maryland

The Two Municipal Tickets In City Election

The ballot lists two party tickets for mayor and city seats. For the Democrat ticket Lewis H Fratey heads mayoral race with McCaffrey for city register and several alderman candidates across four precincts. The Republican ticket presents We Osburn for mayor and multiple alderman nominees across precincts one through four.

G H S Graduates Farewell Banquet

G H S graduates gathered for a farewell banquet with attendees including Jean Simpson Essie McCutcheon Rothenboeter Rams, Harviette Rams, Florence Schles Dorcus Atkinson, Grace English Ruth Hummer, Louise Swain Wiener Elinor Mildred Neighbors Julia Etchison Celeste Thomas Hazel Oland Mattie Waters Marke Haines Viola Wolfe and teachers Prof Remsburg Miss Bader Miss Stone Miss Lillie Wiener Miss Katherine Wiener.

Ter Jean Simpson Essie. McCutcheon Vite Rothenboeter Harviette Rams Claselba Ee Onsen Huimmelbaugh Florence ‘Schles Dorcus Mary Atkinson Grace English Mary Culler Ruth . Hummer Louise Swain Josephine Wiener Elinor Mildred Louise McDaniel Julia Etchison Katherine Rove Celeste Thomas Hazel Oland Mattie Waters Marke Haines Viola Wolfe Prof Remsburg Miss Bader Stone Lillie Wiener Katherine “Wiener

Ohio Marrlanders Reunion At Spring Grove Park

The Ohio Marrlanders plan a reunion in Spring Field at Spring Grove Park on August 14. Gov Goldsborough and Cox are likely to be invited. The Maryland School for the Deaf Baseball team will face the Chesapeake and Potomac Phone Co. team tomorrow at 2 30 p.m.

Ohio Marrlanders Spring Grove Park Springfield Gov.s. Goldsborough Cox Maryland School For the Deaf Chesapeake and Potomac “Phone Co

ZEMO Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and More

A 25 cent trial of ZEMO claims to stop itching and clear eczema sores within days, with a $1 bottle offering six times as much. The ad guarantees relief from dandruff, skin irritation, pimples, cuts, and sores and notes availability at drug stores or by mail from EE W Rose Medicine Co. in St. Louis.

Zemo EE. W. Rose Medicine Co St. Louis Frederick Williamson Drag Store

Middletown High seniors receive diplomas in Gaithersburg

Fourteen graduates were awarded diplomas at the Rockville Bee School commencement held in Masonic Hall Gaithersburg. Miss Laura Frazzell gave the salutatory address and Miss Anna Mary McCullorgie was valedictorian. A. C. Monahan of Washington delivered the main address.

Rockville Bee School Avere Iveld

Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Chids

A Victorian advert promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast acting, safe cold cure. It claims relief, easier expectoration, and restored health, touting wide sales and universal dealer availability.

Chamberlain

Osburn Heads Republican Ticket In Municipal Slate

The city convention nominated AW Osburn for mayor on the second ballot over B Sappington and Milton Woodward. Nominees for city register and aldermen followed with no major contests, including R V Smith for Alderman at large and George W Shoemaker for other roles. A committee drafted the city platform as support for the Republican ticket.

Republican We. W. Osburn City Register Bradley T. Nicodemus Pat Hve Osburn B. Sapphigtoin Mitton Woodward Itotes Wera Guy Roaister Bradley Nicde Iarge Creek Westmith Henry H. Abbott Os Dun Sappington Woodward Wade Bradley I. Ndcodomua Charles B. Groff RV. Smith Charles ‘A Henry H Bi Rosenowr M. Dronanburg Milland N. Nusz T.M. Gittinger Iran Albert Suilth -Pladed George W. Shoemakeer

Nominations and Ballot Move at Convention

H Ridgley Heck and A A Moser nominated Osburn and Sappington respectively. Delegates chose individual ballots over a delegated vote. First tally: Osburn 18, Woodward 10, Sappington 9. A second ballot followed after Woodward withdrew.

H. Ridgley Heck William WW. Osburn A. A. Moser Frank B. Sappington C.J. K. Young Osburn Woodward Sappington

Two Ladies Kill Big Black Snake While Walking

Miss Hattie Summers and Mrs. Myrtle Ritter near Harmony, Ohio, encountered a six foot blacksnake during a walk. They bravely killed the reptile.

Big Black Hattie . Summers Myrtle Ritter Near Harmony County

Electric Bitters Promise New Life for Weak and Nervous

Advert says Electric Bitters restore health for tired, weak, nervous people. Claims better energy, digestion, and kidney function. Testimonial from Mrs O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praising the remedy. Recommended by Pearce's Pharmacy. Bottles 50c and 1.90.

Lake Electric O. Rhinevault Vestal Center Isregard Electric Pearce's

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