Memorial for Frederick soldiers urged on Armistice Day
Frederick citizens are urged to erect a memorial to World War I dead before November 11. The editorial argues lack of action stems from poor organization rather than reluctance to honor the fallen and notes other Maryland towns have already advanced memorials. It calls for a temporary marker by next Armistice Day with a plan to later complete a proper tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otier
Frederick
Maryland
Equity
Circuit Court
Fredei County
Carrie VW. Long
Carrie F. Long
Frederick County
Carle
Long
Glenn IF
Worthington
Ell G. Staugh
Fredick County
Chevy Chase Voter Claims Illegal Voting Debate
Fred S. Lincoln of the Chevy Chase Citizens' Association questioned illegal voting in Chevy Chase Montgomery county during grand jury proceedings at Rockville. He asserted no illegal votes occurred while noting DC residents allegedly voted as Montgomery county residents and cited past voter-registration removals by Democratic officials to safeguard against DC residents voting in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Lincoln
Chevy Chase
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Maryland
Fire loss tops $3000 in Park Mills frame dwelling blaze
A fire at a frame dwelling in Park Mills destroyed the home of Mrs. Caroline Cooley and a nearby meat house. The blaze spread to the brick store owned by F. A. Ordeman, rented by B. F. Ricketts, consuming groceries and goods with no insurance. Firemen under Marshall Morningstar contained the flames, preventing further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Mills
Frederick area memorial question prompts varied views
Five Frederick residents including Claggett Ramsburg and W D McClemry express opinions on when a Civil War memorial for Frederick will be erected. Some expect soon within a year or years, others doubt until conditions change or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Willy
Moog
Claggett Ramsburg
Freaéiick Tick
W. D.mcclemry
William Xotnagle
First Maryland Infantry
Frederick
Pound Party At Poole Residence Draws Local Guests
In Mt Airy area, Mr and Mrs W L Poole hosted a social pound party on Thursday night November 4 with games sun music and a late dining. Attendees included many named local residents such as Harvey Nail Ort Gilsen Clara Koontz Edna Tinuiltes Myrtle Long and Sterling Poote among others. The report notes Palestine money is widely accepted and Turkish paper is scarcely used in Ching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Poole
Mt. Airy
W. Lo Poole
Harvey Nail
Roland
Ort Gilsen
Eabelle
Aml Nig
D. Grant Miller
Clarence Poole
John Poole
John Sowle Si
M. W. Hartmen
J.C. Fleming
Catherine J. Shipt
Misaes
Holen
Nail
Pawling Warner
Clara Koontz
Utha Gosnell
Estella Poole
Edna Tinuiltes
Trene Hood
Flora Young
Hilda Tlorton
Lie Kulp
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick News Clippings
Local items from The News dated November 11 1900 report YMCA annual meeting on South Market street with officers elected for the year including Abbott Tieagey Wickham and Gason. Election results at Woman’s College show Bryan ahead 69 to 62. Damages awarded to Luther Browning for roadbed changes totaling 345. A condemnation jury is listed along with Belles Lettres Society activities and elections. Ducks debut at market price 40 cents each. corn price up to 2 a barrel for shelled corn 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
the News
Young Men's Christian Association
South Market Street
Pressent
H. Abbott
J. F. Tieagey
G. Roger Wickham
C. Albert Gason
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call Begins Amid War Concerns
Armistice Day marks the fourth annual Red Cross roll call. Frederick, Md. reports that many former volunteers renew their memberships as the organization continues aid to soldiers, veterans, and their families, with strong local support and early contributions fueling the drive.
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American Red Cross
Call
America
Chas. McC. Mathias
Army
Navy
Army of Occupation
Red Cross
Frederick Red Cross
Speaks
Red Cros
Oklahoma
Frederick Koya
Reg
Reg Cross
Soccer League Standings and Upbeat Victories
Wood leads standings as Midletown beats Thumonts on home ground to claim first place. Frederick and Brunswick fight scoreless 40 minutes while Thurnsont volleyball over Middletown 22 to 18 in a clean match with referee Touchtan.
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Wood
Thumonts
Middletown
Frederick
Brunswick
Midletown
Thumont
Tome Uy
Thurnsont
Widedletown
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
Miss Ethel Fout of Kemptown has returned from a visit to her sister Miss Gladys Fout at 907 North Charles Street Baltimore. Mrs John Billett and children of Columbia Pennsylvania are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Quinn on East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fout
Kemptown
This County
Gladys Fout
N. Charles Street
Baltimore
John Billett
Columbia
Thomas Quinn
East Third Street
Sick Captain Wammond Remains Confined After Stroke
Capt. Thomas Wammond of North Market street remains confined to his bed days after suffering a stroke that affected his left side. The report appears in the local column under health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wammond
North Market Street
State Sunday School convention ends tonight in Baltimore
Four state departments met at the Lutheran church and the Methodist church with Rev. Woolf and others speaking on Bible study and evangelistic spirit. The executive committee outlined goals including a 20,000 school increase and district meetings. funds pledged exceeded 12,000 from county associations. Armenian relief addressed by Dr J Lincoln Hall and others noting massacres and orphaned children.
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Evangelical Lutherans Church
L. Woolf
Don S. Calt
F. L Middleton
Woolf
Colton
Lutheran Sunday School
East Second Street
Norman
Snively
Young People's
Uivision
Joseph H. Cudlipp
Lutheran
East
J. Edward Klingaman
Russell S. Davis
Harry E. Walls
A. C Hoover
N. Junkhauser
George A. Hendon
W. A. Brown
Buffalo
Maryland
Baltimore
Young People's Congress
Queer Anne
Montgomery
Caroline
Hanford
Coch
Carroll
Allegany
Dorchester
Charles
Calvert
Garrett
Bner B. Brown
State Assocnation
Eastern Shore
Baltimore City
Central Counties
J. Lincoln Hall
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Poland
West Virginia
W .A. Brown
Inter- National Association
Ghiraza
Convention Adopts Resolution on Armenia Aid
Resolution by Irving Pollitt of Baltimore calling for a U S mandate over Armenia was adopted. The main text will be sent to Congress and the Senate. Addresses by W A Brown on a state wide plan of evangelism and W C Pearce on interdenominational work were given as the convention prepares to adjourn tonight.
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Irving Pollitt
Baltimore
United States
Armenia
Congress
U.S. Senate
W. A. Brown
Pearce
Students Host Better Speech Contest At Boys High
Last week schools nationwide observed Good Speech Week with a contest at the Boys High School. Bruce Stambaugh led in error detection, followed by Martin Urner and Otho Keller. other top finishers listed by grade. Tickets go on sale for a Blanche Pickett Stock Company matinee at the City Opera House with 17 cent admission, and Lou Blue, former Martinsburg star, seeks another pro try in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etréet
Bruce Stambaugh
Martin Urner
Otho Keller
de Walt Willard
John Wood
George Riggs
Darnell Baltzell
William Keller
Walker Jolliffe
Kirk Rowe
Edwin McGill
Jacob Gibbons
Blanche Pickett Stock Company
Cits Opera House
Gim
Carl
Lost Hand Bag Returned After Ad Appears
Mrs. Charles E. Walker of New Market lost a hand bag on a road between New London and Linwood. Thomas Simpson of Libertytown found the bag after seeing the advertisement in The News Post and returned it to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Walker
New Market
News-Post
Thomas Simpson
Libertytown
New London
Linwood
Papes Diapepsin Adclaims Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It promises relief within five minutes by neutralizing acidity and stopping gas and upset after meals. The copy emphasizes ease of use and low cost at drug stores.
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Pane
Rabbit Hunt Opens in Frederick County
Krederck county sportsmen about 200 strong gathered at dawn to start the 1920 rabbit season known as the cotton tea hunt. Opening day reports no accidents, with six hunters from local groups bagging 55 rabbits and 1 squirrel and 1 bird. Others including Benny Markoc and Emory B. Shipley’s party combined for 60 rabbits and 5 partridges in nearby Montgomery county. A Milwaukee resident pays the 1919 income tax of 30 cents in four installments despite the low rate.
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Pegun
Quck
Krederck County
Frederick County
Wilbur Simpson
Tul Hanes
John Hilderbrand
John Bowera, Jr
John Haines
Nelson Bowers
Benny Markoc
South Market Street
Emory B. Shipley
Charles BE
George C. Mullican
Frank Garrett
Montgomery County
Milwaukee, Wiy
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Frederick Motor Co
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Iingerstown
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