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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1915

Page

3

Officials Seekers Swarm After Tuesday Election in County

Following Tuesday's election Republicans won all offices except two, now facing a flood of requests for jobs. Key posts include Clerk six appointments, Register of Wills three, Sheriff three, and County Treasurer one. Most new officials take office December 1, with several named candidates from Lewistown and Yellow Springs seeking roles. board appointments and potential reappoints loom as the new County Commissioners organize. Also noted, Mrs. John H. Albaugh of Liberty town raises the season’s last strawberries in Frederick County, delivering a harvest of American Ever bearing fruit to the News office.

Register of Kayson Snook Lewistown Horace E. Staley Yellow Springs Ofice Butler Staley Edward Toms Register of Wills Office Reno Crum Bradley Marman Sheriff’s Office Mathias Miller Orphans’ Court Joan W. Holer Mount¢oug John H. Albaugh Libertytown Frederick County

Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain Proposed by UDC

A colossal project to build a Confederate memorial on Stone Mountain Georgia by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The plan envisions a 50 to 30 foot high carving in a single rock with generals Lee Jackson and Johnston and a dramatized battlefield scene. The memorial would cost about 2 million dollars with each state asked to donate 27000 and a New York donor already contributing 10900. Sculptor named as Gutzon Borglum.

Stone Mountain Georgia United Daughters of the Confederacy Clit Robert J. Lee Tomew Jackson J Joseph Johnston Tis New York Gutzon Horglum

Birthday Surprise for Charles Montgomery at Gee Ball Home

A birthday event honored Charles Montgomery turning 21 at Mr and Mrs Gee Ball's home. Guests included Raymond Clay Rayner Montgomery Clifford Baker Edgar Roderick Geo Montgomery and other family members as games and a green white themed dinner followed a festive cake with 21 green candies.

Raymond Clay Rayner Montgomery Cliford Baker Edgar Roderick Geo. Montgomery Geo. Ball William Montgomery Nellie Roderick Kate Neusbaum Lillian Zimmerman Kate Zeigler Margaret Bennett Fanny Montgomery Courtney Ball

Hymeneal notices of multiple local marriages in Maryland

Multiple couples wed in quiet ceremonies across Maryland towns. Ruth E. Ogle and Bernard C. Gibson unite in Washington with plans to reside in Barnesville. Adele Foreman wed to Rebt. Payne Jr. in Staunton. Charles T. Castle and Selina F. Summers marry near Middletown. Ellis Reightler and Helen G. Withide wed in Walkersville parsonage. An English inventor unveils an electrical boiler scale remover delivering intense hammering strokes per minute.

Gibson—Ogle Ruth E. Ogle John H. Ogle Adamstown Bernard C. Gibson Barnesville Washington W. A. Wade Payne—Foreman Adéle Foreman Waynesboro Hood College Rebt Payne, Jr Staunton Frederick Grace M. Zimmerman West Fourty Street Reightler Withide Ellis Reightler Helen G. Withide M. E. Parsonage E. H. Lamar Walkersville

Vaudeville and Silent Films At The Empire And New Star

Theatergoers enjoy Pons Pictures and vaudeville with Dor othy Kelly James Morrisen in From Gut to Hig Snows and Broncha Billy Mislead at Empire. Miss Maud Alen stars in The Bar maker's Daughter and The Bread Line. New Star features The Madcap Queen of Gredshoffen Grace Cunard Francie Ford plus Peters Perseverance and The Alibi. Marriage licenses listed for Shield Lightner Wilhide and others. Game postponed. effort to schedule Hagerstown visit. Grayson H Staley sells Jefferson area farm to Frank Koontz.

City Opera Evenme Dorothy Kelly James Morrisen North Woods Noman Essanas G. M. Anderson Vaudevie Sampson Douglas Fred. Weber Empire Empire Theatre Maud Alen Paramount New Star New Star Theatre Gold Seal Universal Gredshoffen

St Marys Chapter Elects Officers in Episcopal Society

St Marys Chapter of All Saints Episcopal Gadd met yesterday afternoon and elected officers for the evening seat. President Miss Enna KO Gittinger, vice presidents Mrs Bol Brown and Mrs DLT Or deinen, secretary Miss Ernest Helfenstein, treasurer Mrs Robert E Deta Waing. The Christmas fate will be held December. Mt Marys Reserves beat Wasnestore. Captain Kelsey and teammates led a tight game with strong play by Hook and Difendiffer. Wheat prices hold steady at 1.70 in Hagerstown. The Kemp Building at Market and Church streets is being repainted under H Herre Lampe and crew.

St. Mary's All Saints' Episcopal Gadd Ening Afiss Enna KO Gittinger Bol Brown Dlt Ordeinen Serrenua Ernest Helfenstein Trenaurer Robert E. Deta Kemp Market Herre RR Lampe

Quickest Surest Cough Remedy Is Home Made

A home made cough remedy using 2 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup claims to rapidly thin phlegm and end persistent bronchial coughs. Advertises Pinex as Norway pine extract, suggests asking for 244 ounces Pinex and promises satisfaction or money back.

Pinex Co Warne Ind

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