Today in History and Birthdays
Today's anniversaries recall Thomas Wales born in Stoughton Massachusetts 1805 and Sir John Thompson born in Halifax 1844. Birthdays include Alexander Moore Winston Churchill Donald MacMillan and Henri Rabaud with events from the California split to the New England Jewelry Exposition in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Wales
America
Stoughton
Mass
Boston
Sir John §. Thompson
Halifax
Windsor
England
Francis S. Cartland
Savannah
Ishi
California
Los Angeles
West Virginia
Wheeling
Sierra Pacific Railway
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
France
Italy
Alexander T. Moore
United States
Spain
Pittscurgh
Winston Churchill
St. Louis
Donald YW. MacMillan
Far North
Provincetown
Henri Rabaud
Paris
Haompdan-Sidney College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
H. H. Fox
Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
New England
Charles E. Hughes
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Esme Howard
American Council of the World
Alliance For International Friendship
Detroit
Congress On
U. S. Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Property Deeds Report From Local Courts
A list of conveyances shows numerous transfers of property in city and county areas. Transactions include Albert Shuyler to W Merle Leather for 19 dollars and others ranging from 10 dollars to 3,000 dollars, with several trustees and administrators involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shuyler
W. Merle Leather
Elmer Brown
Eleanor W. Howes
John H. Young
Howard G. Taylor
Howard Dewees
Catherine E. Dewees
Emma ‘A. Ohler
Milton G. Urner
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Tomma A. Ohler
George B. Kehne
Willam C. Grove
John H. Houck
Howard ‘V. Quinn
Andrew J. Brandenburg
Allen McCullough
Ira A. Brown
William R. Naylor
Charles H. Kehne
Ritchie D. Zimmerman
Jacob Rohrback
James H. Cramer
Daniel
Stall
Elty
Gilmore R. Flautt
Charles TI. Wehre
Ralph E. Bitzer
William F. Welsh
el- Tmaer Whipp
Brunswick
Charles W. Dorcus
Calvin C Rice
Clara L. Barton
William Barton
Charles Martell
Ellen
Danner
Americus A. Wenner
James & Rory
Marriage Licenses and Equity Topics Abound in Frederick News
The notice lists several marriage licenses with ages and hometowns including Oscar G Leftford and Alleta M Walker near Mt Airy, and Charles W C Smith and Nellia M McCormick of Harper's Ferry. It also covers divorce petitions and executory trustees for Cephas M Thomas, plus a field on first aid and emergency training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Leftford
Alleta M. Walker
Mt. Airy
James Edward Houck
Agnes Tiosensteel
Emmitshure
Charles W. C. Smith
Brunawick
Nellia M. McCormick
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Newton A. Fuller
Walkersville
Clara Tf. Stauffer
Frederick
Enos 1. Mayne, Jr
Marjorie M. Campbell
Daisy
Clarence A. Pearson
Rachel S Holmes
Delaplane
Francis E. Thanmss
Florence Thomas
A. Y. Bennett
Guy H. Adkins
Leona Adkins
L. N. Coblerttz
Plaintiff
R. S. Harp
Helen Rice
Robert Rogs Rice
A. Lewis
Emory L. Coblentz
Newton A. Fulton
Cephas M. Thomas
Frederick County
DPD
Winebrenner
L. N. Coblentz
4H Daily News Front Page Note
A historical Frederick Maryland newspaper front page imprint describes the 4H Daily News as an independent daily published at the News-Post Building. It notes Associated Press credit rules and writer name requirements for letters and advertisements and directs free notices to be mailed to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe News-Post
Court Reat
Frederick, MD
THE
Great Southern Printing | 4 and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
End of a Notorious Bandit Dutch Anderson Killed
A leading figure in the Chapman gang, Dutch Anderson, was killed by a small city detective after months eluding top police. His death followed a counterfeit note scam of twenty dollars, ending a career of crime and a life of high notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Gerald Chapman
New York Mail
Modern Hamlet Gets Stage Makeover in Tuxedo Era
A fragmentary theatre note laments a modernized Hamlet staged in contemporary dress. The writer mocks the idea of Shakespeare’s tragedy presented in tuxedos and modern costumes, arguing the author could not have foreseen today’s stage fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ike
Questioning Dr Blazer's justification for killing his daughter
An Inquiring Reporter panel asks five citizens about whether Dr Blazer could be morally or legally justified in killing his daughter. Answers vary from yes under certain circumstances to no, with some emphasizing legal versus moral distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazer
B. McClellan
Louise Nelson
Willianm B. Allnutt
Frederick
Murer
Robert A. Bennett
J. Grahame Johnson
Lew Market Women’s Club Meets in November Meeting
The Women’s Club of Lew Market gathered at Mrs. FL XN Max’s home on November 6 at 2 o’clock. One new member was admitted. Delegates were appointed to the Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Frederick on Nov. 18. A discussion of the “one hour dress” was led by Mrs. WHOL. Davis, with several widows noted on the pension rolls.
Toll crossing woes in old town tale
A fragment notes tolls are scarce while a mother refuses her son a lap seat due to his growing size. It captures rural humor and hardship with a narrator’s plain, domestic scene.
Captain Kieb at Hood College Lecture on First Aid
Captain Rich of the National Red Cross gives a First Aid lecture to Hood College students who have elected swimming. Ninety-nine attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
National Red Cross
Hood College
Frederick News Briefs From November 10 1925
A horse hitched to the Darton wagon near Urbana broke shafts and injured a hind foot. City officials met to review street paving by Correll Company costing 15 557 99, which the board accepted. The first Maryland Federates Women’s Club convention was set for November 35 at Kensington with Girard Pinchot as speaker. Knights Templar leaders Visited Jacques de Molay Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darton
Frink Markell
Urbana
R. Rash Lewis
Georgetown
Mayor Ang Board of Aikimen
Oscar B. Cobleniz
Correll Company
Coblents
Correll
Federates Women's Tivhs
Maryland
Kensington
Girard Pinchot
Summerfield
E G. Stafey
The
Knights Templar of
Jacques de Molay
Flapper Fanny Declares Some Men Should Remain Single
Flapper Fanny opines that some fellows who marry and settle down ought to stay single and settle up, delivering a sharp social comment in her usual brisk style.
Notice of Pending Private Sales in Frederick County Court
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County suit Urner M Rolune and George W Peters versus Frank Peach et al filed November Term 1925 a report of sale was filed November 10 1925. The court ordered December 2 1965 to confirm repossession sales reported by trustees Arthur W Willard and Leslie N Coblenz and ratify the sale unless a contrary cause is shown before that day. The sale amount states £90000 and an insert notice is required for three weeks in Frederick County newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birnsity
Urner M. Rolune
George W. Peters
Prank Peach
Arthur PD. Willard
Leslie N . yCoblentz
Frederick County
Tlig. Batgr
Discuit Court
Tost
Eli G. Baugh Thera
Arthur TD Winard
Selich Alata
Edward & Caplaing
Vhs Sams
Pepert
Circuit Court
Rederick County
Jacob Rohrback
Carl H. Kintz
Frederick-Town Savings Institution
Audioms
Heport
East
Haugh
Frederick Curty
G. Haugh
Reno S. Harp
Epouity
Frederick Vun
Maurice R Sttine
Charles R. Strine
Safet
Cowley Sherman P. Bowers
Baugh
Sherman Fb. Bowers
Credito
Gember
Murray T. Cramer
Jamison
Luther C. Powell
Frank A Stoner
Wiliam M. Stern
Public sale of Hammaker estate in Thurmont Maryland
Executors offer at public sale the real estate and personal property of Peter N Hammaker deceased. The sale on Wednesday November 35 1926 at 10 oclock a m includes several Thurmont lots with brick and frame dwellings and a marble works property. Also listed are related ground rents and Liberty Bonds from the Hammaker holdings in Frederick and Baltimore counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petur N, Hammaker
Tiurmont
Maryland
Peter N Hammaker
Wiig
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Pater N. Hammaker
Church Street
Thurmont
Frederck County
Peter N. Hammaker
Thurmaont
Sarah EB. Grimes
Peter X. Hammaker
Sune
Polio
Robert Biggs
Follos
Hammaker
Frederick
County I
Richard J. Baker
Foltos
East Street
Gromard
Robert Biers
Peter B. Ham
J. J
Tenant. Ltd
Railroad Street
Western Maryland Railroad
Stephen B._Stocksdale
Marble Works
Wr. Md RR
Eas
George WW
Stocksdale
Land and Improvement Co
H.W. B
Ridge Avenue
Ruston Avenue
Baltimore City
Marshind
N. Curlett
Yammaker
Thirteenth Street
Huntington Avenue
Martland
Katherine BR. Dndee
Peter x. Harraaker
BC. L
Bonide Sarge
George
Frederick Hotel
U.S
Stock portfolios and estate items list in local notice
A damaged notice lists shares in Potomac Edison Commonwealth Ice The Peoples Bank of Libertytown and other stocks including Thurmont Bank Mechanicstown Water Co and Central Trust Co of Maryland. It also details life membership Frederick County and multiple carriages, furniture and marble shop equipment among itemized estate contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Co
Prd
Commonwealth Ice Co. N.Y. Inc
Commonwealth ¥., Inc
Frederick Hotel Co
Peoples Bank of Libertytown
Buindre
Thurmont Bank
Mechanicstown Water Co
Umoh Bridge Banking and Trust Co
Detour Bank
Waynesboro Trust Co
Biversville Savings Bank
Titty
Sebring Securities and Savings Co
Vorty Siy
Central Trust Co of Maryland
Fredericktown Savy
Frederick Co. Faye
Ford Co. of Canada Ltd
Annie Laura
and Gas Co
Thurmont
Mite Co
Consolidated Texte Corp
Greenstone Products Co
Bank Report from Woodsboro Savings Bank Maryland 1925
The report shows resources and liabilities for Woodsboro Savings Bank with figures for loans, securities, deposits, and capital. It lists resources including loans secured, securities, cash on hand, and bank notes, and liabilities including paid-in capital, surplus, deposits, and bills payable. The document includes signatures of officers and a notary, dated November 1925 in Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whodsboro
Maryland
Biveks Borde
Banking House J
National Banke
Walkeratills
Ana Tloris
Man Bank
National Bank
Tegie Ceceteg
Cssssee
Jose E. Fuentes
Ebeck
Enosite Savin
Vabova
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Irish Independent Weekly
UsSue Hors
By Katten
Paul Roth
Camp Holabird
Shoemaker
John Ridenour
Marion Myers
Bimmilsburg
Jacob Richard Thomas
Gladys Geneva Sodergren
Hargerstownn
Charles Joseph Tatona
Cora Tautcinda Watkins
Clarksburg
Charles C. Morgan
Vary
Stitely
Sterling
Clay
Bernice
Netson
Mt. Atry
Kieb
Wieh
Langford
Fashionads
Wwe
Nehan
Warn Lite
4H Daily News
Frederick, Ma
Hamlet
Shakespeare
Wululu
Bible Thought
Jesus
HIVE
Toll Crossin
S Copyright National Newspaper Service
Hood
the News
Flapper
NEA Stance Inc
Nisi OX Sales
Bouty
Mien
Frederickounty, Ciitins
Charies & Firely
Ect al
Lewis
Tr G Bagh
Ward S&s Delapheine Soienior
Benjamain F. Hammaker
Wilbur F. Hammaker
J. Marshall Miller
Ernest Lawrence
Agia Alis
East Sixth Street
Mareid
Tio
Care
News-Post
Jatehanic
Cigat
Hebert Gishop
South Carroll Street
Bert Bishop
Tantel Heims
East Sitth Street
Arders
Alies King Polbroner
Third Streen
SALE
the News Job Printing Edite
Woodesboro Savings Dane
Tor
State of
County of Frederick
A. Albaugh
Mr. Aliaugh
Cash
Mse
Melvin J. Anders
Notary Public
Smith
Catshall
G. W. Dorcus
Walkersville Savings Bank
County of
SS. I. Edwins Devilniss
Dwin Devilbiss
Ang
Helen bin JR
Tavid
Cramer
Alo. Ramsburg
A. G. McKinney
Nopwspa
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