Saving the results of war. America and allies must stand
The November 6 1919 issue warns that Germany seeks to terrorize Poles in Silesia and dominates the Baltic while plans to control Russia unfold. It urges continued unity among powers allied in WWI to preserve the war’s outcomes and resist renewed aggression, noting devastation in France and Belgium and urging vigilance against hostile propaganda.
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America
Therailies
Europe
Germany
Silex
Baltic
Russia
United States
France
Belgium
Personal notices of移 Mrs G Fred Ordeman and Charlotte plan move
Mrs G Fred Ordeman and daughter Charlotte leave Monday night to join Dr Ordeman in Whiting Indiana where they will establish a future home. Mrs Mary Moser formerly Hagerstown now at Ox Fibre Brush Co Frederick accepted a position at Dr Riggs Sanatorium. Mrs Alice O Storm Lancaster Pa visiting Mrs Martha Storm South Market Street. Mr Albert Gehr Philadelphia recently with sister Mrs T M Quinn East Third Street returned home. Mr and Mrs Nat Hurd Pittsburgh visited Lieut Calvin Page Record Street en route to winter home Pinehurst North Carolina. Lake ate a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fred Ordeman
Charlotte
Ordeman
Whiting
Ind
Mary Moser
Hagerstown
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Frederick
Philadelphia
T. M. Quinn
Third Street
Benjamin N. Duke
New York
Nat, Hurd
Pittsburgh
Calvin Page
Record Street
Pinehurst
N.C
Lake
Palmer Kilipp wedding at South Street home
A pretty wedding was held at the bride’s South Street home as Ruth Kipp daughter of Sheriff and Mrs Charles H Klipp married Harry Cushman Palmer. Rev U G Rupp officiated in a ceremony decorated with white and yellow chrysanthemums. Olivia Griswold of Baltimore was maid of honor and Harry Sanders was best man. The couple planned a return to Madison Florida for a future home and many presents were given.
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Palmer
Kilipp
South Street
Mix
Ruth Kipp
Sheriff
Charles H. Klipp
Harry Cushman Palmer
U. G. Rupp
Lutheran Church
Migg
Olivye Griswold
Baltimore
Harry Sanders
Madison
Florida
Grabmt
Roosevelt Campaign Ends in Frederick County Memorial Drive
Freder ck County Roosevelt memorial campaign wraps up with favorable returns reported by Col. John Markey, as local association members will be listed this week. Schools in Frederick fueled 100 percent Americanism effort, plus the Maryland State School for the Deaf contributed $42. Citizens may join via the Frederick town Savings Institution or through E. C. Markell. Also concert news: Frances Ingram will perform at Semicry Hall Monday, November 10, after touring. A tangential ad notes catarrh remedies and internal treatment.
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Frederick County
John Markey
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt
Urs County
Maryland State School For the Deaf
News-Post
Gsad
Frederick+town Savings Institution
E. C. Markell
Hood
Semi- Cry
Frances Ingram
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mis Ingram
New York
Wuccessea
Birthday Party Delights Schell Family Home
A birthday party for Mary Barbara Schell on her second birthday was held at 133 West Street. Guests included numerous Schell family members and friends, with music and refreshments provided. Also noted: a branch manager promotion at International Harvester and upcoming illustrated lectures by Rev. Dr. G. D. Kidner on the World War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Roy Moore
R. Schelles
M. Ward
Atlantic City
Willan Laws
Kate Perry
Clara Stokes
Mary B. Schall Neble
John Edward
Robert Schell
Guy Roberts
Helen Roberts
Hilda Stunts
Charles
Vernon Lewis
Margaret
Helen Bentz
Addison
Malcolade Hoffman
Henrietta Perry
Marie Young
Richard Sechekles
Edward Lightner
Toda Biser
Messrs
Georgg Merhling
John Merbling
Harvey Stands
G. D. Kidner
Flint Hill
Walkernyitle
Pape's Diapepsin Relieves Indigestion Fast
Lumps of undigested food cause pain and acidity. When the stomach is sour or gassy, heartburn or dyspepsia ensue. Take Pape's Diapepsin tablets and instantly the stomach feels fine. Indigestion pain, gases, acidity end. tablets are inexpensive at any drug store.
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Pape
Seven Thousand Red Cross Members Sought in Frederick County
Frederick County launches a drive to surpass 7,000 Red Cross members. Local precinct captains lead efforts with hundreds enrolled, naming dozens of volunteers and dozens more names from the community including Anna Brown, D T Ordeman, and many Conleys, Williams, and Schleys. Walkersville district forms a committee led by Rev. Woo H Hartzell with numerous local names aiding the campaign.
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Frederick
Ehifa
Grovy
Red Cross
Anna Brown
D. T. Ordeman
Anna Brunner Kemp
RS. J. Dutrow
Ann R. Alvey
Richard Nallin
Clagcott. Ramsburg
Ls. K. Schley
BW. Briggs
Florence Garner
L. Victor Baughman
Charles H. Conley
Charley H. Conley
Heten
A. Conley
Charles IH. Conley
Charley MacGil
James H. Cramer
BP. Thomas
Misa Chira Ratmsburg
Thomas Jader
Richard Johnson
Stephen S$.wader
W. Scholl Hersperger
Ila Johnson
Jac Wilkinson
F. Eisenhauer
P. Charles Winebrewer
A. C. McCardell
Ross Myers
Edwin Markell
Charlottie McCanner
Noah J. Cramer
Edgar K. Moore
George L, Peuau So Hare
Lo Miehwel
Mia Statens
Emma Sulcer
Mian
Bettie Warkell
Charles Byerly
Shaffer Warget
Mo Cronenburg
Noah KE. Cramer
Margaret Misenhauer
DC Winebrewer
NI. Wilson Schley
Thomas Chapline
Joseph Griffin
Ames Hendrickson
CA. Gilson
Sappington
Manto Hanover
Walter Decker
Robert A Kemp
C. D. Willard
John Fischer
Nettla V. Haller
J. Henry Schmidt
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle
Recurring local items from The News dated November 6 1899 note county and state election results with双方 claiming victory Albert Overholzer rode a century bicycle ride first Frederick county youth to cover a hundred miles Frederick City Hospital Association arranged a benefit sale a committee was formed to frame resolutions on the deaths of several local figures Walking Club held its first meeting at the Maulsby home David Crawford named Sabillasville postmaster floral show on East Patrick street featured beautiful blooms
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Albert Overholtzer
Frederick County
New Officials in Office December in Frederick County
Frederick County voters elected officials who will take office December 1, including county commissioners, sheriff, state’s attorney, and Orphans' Court judges. The legislature convenes in January for senators and delegates sworn in at Annapolis. sheriff-elect and treasurer plan duties later. Governor’s January inauguration follows.
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Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
House of Delegatea
Annapolis
State House
Montevue
Hkewise
Muller Oo
William C. Wertenbaker
Charles I. Kimp
John L. Dutrow
Republiican
Teaunig
Emory J. Coblentz
Coblentz
Armistice Day War Record Drive in Maryland
Maryland seeks to collect war service records from about 60 000 servicemen through the state council of defense and local committees. Blanks are available at Frederick YMCA and Red Cross offices as churches and schools are urged to cooperate. The American Legion plans a local observance, with endorsements from Cardinal Gibbons and others. Hagerstown marriage licenses surged in October to 230 from 98 the prior year.
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Noupass
Maryland Council of Defense
West Monument Street
Baltimore
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland
Karl Lingewald
Red Cross
American Legion
Philip R. Winebrewer
Cardinal Gibbons
Murray
Stephens
James H Harris and Frank L Stoner Lead Bank's Message
One hundred and two years of successful banking experience cited in a preserved note from James H Harris president and Frank L Stoner vice president with alumnus Gelbon as cashier. The fragment hints at a historical bank leadership and long service.
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MD. Matege A
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
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Almeete Gelbon
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Frederices Maes
Reese
Hymeneas
Maud Mas
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Migs S. Dora Nicodemus
Meteorsburg
Roy Hushey
United Brethren Church
Bhig & Joen
Hall
Eids
Soma
A & CO
Toledo
Tistate
Mily
Jom
Cecil
City
International Harvester Company, of America
Morrisburg Pa
George Peabody
Peabody's Institute
Queen Victorian
Ewepat
American Red Cross
Fioll Gall Drive
the News
Frederick City
Robert T. Payne
Walter Saunders
William A. Simmons
Henry Miller
Charles N. Hauer
George Soldling
Nannie Floyd
Bertha Trait
Woman's Auxiliary — of
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Walking Club
Maulsby
David Crawford
Sabillasville
East Patrick Street
Emory JL. Coblentz
Hannah Stend
Abs
Harvey Yond and Son
Union Bridge
Edgar Burrows
Johnnsville
Aund
Freet
Buckeystown
Thomas Bond
Battimore
Maggie Bond
Washington
Grant Cronise
Edwand Bond
Littlestown
Robert Bond
Johnsville
Frank Bond
Mathie Grimes
Joshua Grossnickle
May
Rebecca Bond
Rema Emlet
Vanover
Jennie ‘Woodward
York
Carrie Green
Prederick
Elmer Grossanickle
da Grosanickle
Jehngville
Alma Bond
Edward
Jennyville
Enoch Council
R.A. Maeters
Mala
Radelity OJ MA
G. H. Rhoads
Adm
Can. Lentz
AL OE. Delaplaine
O. ©. Warehime
Demosthenes
Bayer
Say
Bayama
AO Gu Weil
IWAR
OAVE
Defense Council
Menvins Bervoce
California
A. Conklin
Sirick St
Robert Garrett
Courae
Peraan
G. Baward
Carey St
Baletimore
Marh
Andy
Philaelphia
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Capply
New York Avenue
N.eb
Washington, D.C
Gitunger'a
Clerek
Raymond Terry
Mier
Il-Lake
Ieee
Franklin Institute
Smith
Gas House Pike
Salt —Akout
Cure
Salle
Barblr
Koch Clair
COR
Salford
Fool
Victor L. Cook
Buckeystow
Dredder
ST. Joseph's Seminary
Thurmont
John T. Murphy
St. Paul Street
Yellow Springs
Alenge Pike
Electric Road
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Third ST. Ne
J. Mar Shall Miller
Predericktown Savings Institution
der Gr Sg
Ny Marget Street
Dtt Mneer
East Third Street
B. E. Kepner
North Market St
N. RB
D. Mantz
Graphona’ Court
Charles Lawrence
Ernest A. Lawrence
Orphans' Court
Sallie M. Reiley
James McK. Reiley
Circuit Court For
Montgomery County
Marion E.lloed
Boyds’ Station
Germantown
Boyds
Charles W. Prettyman
Mg I
West South Street
Shrelevick
Peaga
H. M. Feaga
W. EL Darner
SAL
Frederick County National
Aha
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
FAR, & Eee Ene Mat
Baer Farmers’ & Mechanics
Teas Oy
United
É. Sagem
Eter
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Farmers' and Mechanics
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Management
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