Fragmentary Brunswick Times Business Notice
Partial OCR text from The Brunswick Times shows advertising and office details for a Brunswick, Maryland area newspaper company. Mentions Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co, addresses on Market Street and High Street, and officers such as Delaplaine and Fout. Includes offers for subscriptions and notices at the News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick
Great Southern Printing CD Manufacturing Company
Mably
B. Delaplaine
See's and Treas
Fine-Preaiden
Ana
Oewe
Brunsweek Times
High Street
Early Holiday Shopping Urged To Ease Clerks Burden
A 1915 editorial urges readers to begin Christmas shopping weeks ahead, arguing early purchases reduce last minute stress for clerks, delivery workers, and postal staff. It also contrasts sons of wealth like Philip D. Armour III who work from the ground up with privileged heirs who avoid labor, noting the value of firsthand industry experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. Armour
Chicago
Bos
Bor
Phil Armour
Itill Mot
Leo
Wedding in Judge's Chamber at Frederick Court House
A four year courtship ended in marriage in the Frederick Court House Judge's Chamber. Georgia Hahn and David Lambraza were wed by Rev Dr A G Rupp after habeas corpus proceedings released Lambraza. He and Miss Hahn plan to live in Philadelphia. Lambraza aided by attorney Weinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Court House
Mian
Georgia Hahn
Tobias Hahn
Frederick
David Lambraza
Philadelpha
A. G. Rupp
Lambraza
Falra
Willam G. Milier Wis
Faston
Glenn IH. Worthington
Worthington
Philadelphia
Funerals for Mrs Susan KE Young and Dr RC Fout detailed
Funeral services were held at 202 Dill Avenue for Mrs Susan KE Young with Rev Dr U S Gupp officiating. Pallbearers included Hoger E Young and George Stull. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Dr RC Fout of Kemptown died in Baltimore and was buried at Mt Olivet with pallbearers from Mt Airy, Clarksburg and Damascus. Undertaker B W Bowman of Mt Airy led the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan KE. Young
Dill Avenue
U.S. G Upp
Hoger E. Young
George Stull
Robert A Bennett
Ceorge Winebrenner
Vivalla Derr
M.C. Rice
Mt.Olivet
Thomas P. Huce
RC. Fout
Kemptown
Baltimore
H. O. Keen
P.M. Boyden
New Market
J. Chaney
Thomas B. Johnson
B. O. Thomas
Routzaha
Mt. Airy
Gardner
Clarksburg
T. FE. Watkins
J. A. Engle
John Lewis
Damascus
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
This City
B. W. Bowman
Steel's Princely Tricks Again From the World
Opinion on American steel prices during wartime markets abroad and at home is debated. The piece argues higher prices gouge both home and foreign buyers, potentially shaping postwar demand. It notes war time markets are exclusive and questions if this approach will hold after the war. Also mentions a local note about Mrs. Kate Perry recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
France
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Recap
Local items from The Neas Columns dated November 4 1895 note a near accident when Mrs John Domer fell through a floor into a well at the late John Hick homesite with minor injuries. A horse named Jumbo owned by John Hoots was killed after a kick in Frederick stables. Fire alarms rang falsely once more and Thomas H Haller cast the first ballot in Precinct No 3 as Charles Yonner E H Kline and Charles Oagan reported 16 rabbits and 3 dishds captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neas
John Domer
Ficeler
S MN
Seich
John Hick
Ousy
John Hoots
Zaharias
Liven
Frederick
Thomas H. Haller
Personal notices and visits from local residents
Mr and Mrs Park T Wo Ley announce the birth of a daughter named Misa Lulu Robinson. Kert Third street hosts a return from Scott City. Mrs J Price has returned home after visiting her daughter in York Pa. Mr and Mrs George HH Dennis attended Alegfeld's Follies of 1936 in Baltimore. Mrs Charles H Gaughman has returned home from Buena Vista Pa. Mishel Hood of Germantown visited Lillian Zimmerman near tata city and returned home. Miss Virginia Carty went to Baltimore for a Boston Symphony concert at the Lyric. Miss Louisa McGinness of Littles town visits relatives in this city. Misses Katherine Grove Hattie Berkin K Monroe Zents and Claude N Clary motor to Baltimore to see Zeigfeld Follies at the Academy of Music. Mr Geo W Garber of Frederick county on a trip to California left Dayton to visit Whittler, Cal. The News follows his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park T. Wo Ley
West Fourth Street
Misa Lulu Robinson
Kert Third Street
Scott City
J. Price
York
Hag
George HH. Dennis
Alegfeld
Mish Erhel Hood
Germantown
Lillian Zimmerman
Tata City
Virginia Carty
South Market Street
Baltimore
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lyric
Louisa McGinness
Littlestown
Elsie Rippeon
Libertytown
Katherine Grove
Hattie Berkin
Mes K. Monroe Zents
Claude N. Clary
Academy of Music
Geo. W. Garber
Frederick County
California
Dayton
Ohio
Pet
Whittler
Calo
Smith Menges engagement set for early winter wedding
R Paul Smith, superintendent of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway, will wed Miss Henrietta Foust Menges of Spring Grove Pa. The marriage date is undecided but planned for early winter. Miss Menges, Irving College graduate, is active in church work as organist and choir leader at St Pauls Lutheran. The couple will reside in Frederick on West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Foust Menges
John G. Menges
Spring Grove
Tr. Paul Smith
Hagerstown and Frederick Raihway Company
Frederick
West Third Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Do W. le Gore
LeGore
Mr. Smith
Charlee E. Smith
Woodshoro
Barrick Kennedy Wedding at St John’s Catholic Rectory
Miss Nan Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Kennedy of South Market Street became the bride of Robert F Barrick Battalion Sergeant Major of the First Maryland Regiment. Rev Fr W J Kane performed the ceremony at St John’s rectory yesterday afternoon. The couple left for Baltimore on the train and will reside at 277 East Patrick Street after a reception at the Kennedy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Catholic
Afernoon
Nan Kennedy
Thomas F. Kennedy
South Market Street
Robert F. Barrick
Maryland
Fraw. J. Kane
Avieek
Bartick
Baltimore
Patrick Street
Mise Tith Kennedy
Lawrence Kraenedy
Among The Sick Causes And Accidents At Fair Grounds
Mr Richard Fo Siemms was taken quite ill and unconscious during the day. Franklin Wisner injured at a round at the Fair grounds. MrooAmon Buargee Jr fell on the sidewalk and was carried to a residence. Details are incomplete but indicate medical care and home removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fo Siemms
Franklin Wisner
Mrooano
Joan Wisner
Wisner
Fair Grounds
MrooAmon Buargee, Jr
Birthday Honors For Havre Ve Witter Figure
The News extends best wishes on the birthday anniversary of Havre Ve Witter a longtime educator and county official. Born in Frepat Woothe to Mr and Vrslabman Witter of VWathera Sle he taught on public school boards and served as a county commissioner. He has spent years on a route now converted into a truck road and resided east of Brider with family in Mani. The community notes his service as a teacher and public official and offers greetings from friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Sue
Wroeroxas
Frepat
Woothe Sen
Vrslabman Witter
Vwathera
Nates
Mani
Wietin
Witter Farne
Ata
Brider
Lonsanare
Ivan Shea
United States
Nas
Board of Couriies
Ana Terre
Iranh
Bible Class Rally Promises Large Frederick Event
Delegations from Frederick County and area towns will attend a Sunday Bible class rally in Frederick, with a parade to the Opera House for a 3 o clock service. Speakers include R L Hooper and RB Richards. ministers and bands from multiple communities participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Myersville
Jefferson
Tourmont
Lewistown
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Court Street
Pattik
Carroll
Opera House
Othe Catonsville Bible Class
Joan Warkey
M Dronenbuarg Markwood
Harp
Massie
Robert LL Hooper
State Sunday School Association
RB Ho Rechards
Portugeuse
East Africa
Richards
Baltimore
Haller Rhoades
J. Biehl
Lewis A Rice
Eldridge Rises
Earl Zeigler
Glen O Garher
K Gaither
James J. Gambrill, Sra
John W. Wolfe
Jail Until Court in Coin Box Case at New City Hotel
Robert L. Arthur, charged with tampering with a coin box in a New City Hotel telephone booth, fled a lively chase through Frederick before bond was posted after police court. A hotel clerk and Dr. W J Brown identified him. a $30 bond was guaranteed, with Arthur claiming he meant no harm and was a telephone worker. Arthur’s wife testified and Leo Weinberg represented him as library directors prepared to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Arthur
New City
Frederick
Arthur
W. J. Brown
North Market Street
Brown
Telephone Company
Winchester
Constable Center
Amhur
Easton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leo Weinberg
Chautauqua Opening Date Announced for Frederick
A letter from Charles McC Mathias, secretary of the local committee, states the heat Chautauqua in Frederick will tentatively open on Friday April 28, 1914, with Chautauqua set to begin in April at the usual location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick's
Chautauqua
Paul M. Pearson Oy
Charles McC. Mathias
New London Farmer Named Mutual Insurance Director
Cvirlen D. Walker of New London was yesterday elected a director of the Mutual Insurance Company. He is a well known farmer and succeeds the late Dr DF McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvirlen D. Walker
New London
The
Mutual Insurance Company
DF McKinney
Stomach Aches and Indigestion Relief Ad Claims
A promotional note extols Fayes Diapops and Tape’s Diapepsin as harmless sore stomach cures. It promises rapid relief from gas, sourness, indigestion, headaches, dizziness, and nausea, claiming the products end distress once they contact the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Help Wanted in Odd Local Ad Snippet
Fragmentary job notice asks about wage terms and eligibility. Readable names and dates are unreadable. cannot confirm positions or employers. The readable portion hints at help seeking and unclear requirements in a garbled OCR snippet.
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Aubre
Onder
Atered
Freder- MA
Miss Hahn
David Lombraza
Voice OF the Press
Richard
Boston Transcript
Kate Perry
Center Street
Mesara
Charles Yonner
E. WH. Kline
Charles Qagan
R. Paul Smith
Miss Menges
Barrick-Kennedy
St. John’s Rectory
R. L. Hooper
E. H. Richarde
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Cart Urban
Urban
Charles Price
Guy Wolfe
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
the Frederick Trust CO
Bank
Lewis E. Birely
Frederick Trust Company
T. Bertram Hayward
A. C. McCardell
Allen G. Quynn
Benj, F. Reich
Edward D. Shriner
John Simmons
Henry Williams
H. C. Zacharias
Geo, H. Zimmerman
Safe Deposit Boxes
Goes Man
Nth East
Goes Cline
Norddu Croum
Dr. Brown
A. L. Arthur
ALC
Carlin
Market St
Fred. Kopp
Reser
East Third St
Wright
Doubs
D. Fuckman
Frederick County Free Library
Kent
C. E. Schildknecht
East Second Street
J. O. Hendrix
Telegraph Street
South Market St
East Church St
Chas. Wertheimer
Third St
South Market Stree
Harry W. Bowers
Rentz St
Mobley
West Church St
Beptledatz
B. James
Tel
Rosenour
Church Sts
B. Rosenour & Bons
Dark Avenue
Wm. H. Shipley
New Central Trust Company
Karner
Market Streets
Geo. R. Dennis
No. 124
West Church Street
No. 117
Franklin B. Staith
Septsdly awFly
Edward
Delaplaine
George R. Dennis
I. Franklin Br, Smith, Septlid&Swimeon
Clarrett S. Pe Grange, JR
Central Trust
Emory C. Crum
Chy Hall
Dhoenes
Severa
Febisdivanv Vally
Evard Reprer
Wilson
Smith
Kepner & Smith
Architects
YAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
U. 8. Gov't Supervision
Federal Reserve
Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gibson
Bank OF Personal Service
Pike
C. M. Anders
Novadar
McCarnell Farm
Lewis B. Burger
Market Street
John Smith
Boston
Lewis B. Burser
S. Market St
Ron
Winchester Street
W. H. Ridgely
H.C. Zacharias
T&det
E. M. Care News Office
Fisher's
Dill Ave
Geo
Wm. Smith
Muinery
ORL & DD Mantz
Lourren L. Welty
John T. Lewis White
East Church Street
Atenetale Cma
Ticense
Femara
Petoarmek
Rentz Sf
Pennsylvania
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Samumetis
Jean Eo Kaib
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