Lee Succeeds Wagaman As Industrial Accident Commission Chief
Governor Harrington designated Robert E. Lee to succeed Charles D. Wagaman as chairman of the State Industrial Accident Commission, with Wagaman resigning effective November 22. Mrs. C. Kelly Harris will depart for Baltimore for a two week course at the YMCA in swimming and physical work. A fragmented ad cautions about local applications for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kelly Harris
Frederick
Martinsburg
Baltimore
M.C. A
Hall
Toledo
C. Sista
Eloping Couple Marries After 176 Mile Trip to Frederick
Frederick West Virginia teens Weslie Turner 18 and Noah Minnick 21, both from Broadway, wed at Grace Reformed parsonage after securing a license post closing. The bride lived with her married sister who opposed the match. they left for Frederick by auto and married, then began their return journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weslie F. Turner
Noah L. Minnick
Broadway
W. Va
J. A. Disler
Grace Reformed
Hill and McDonald Wedding in Hagerstown
Announcement of the Hill McDonald marriage in Hagerstown with Frank Hill a farmer from Shepherdstown and Maude McDonald of Shepherdstown. Also notes a Baltimore ceremony for Isaac Pittinger and Annie M Winter. other local nuptials and a birthday party with attendees and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill—McDonald
Hagerstown
Frank Hil
Shepherdstown
Misa Maude McDonald
Hill
Frederick
Baltimore
Isaac Pittinger
Frederick County
Annie M. Winter
Tancytown
Accidents Minimized by Eastern Safety Drive 1919 Results
The Safety Drive of the Eastern railroad under federal control from October 18 to 21 reduced accidents by 57 percent versus the prior year. Killed totaled 25, down 7 percent. injured 602, down 48 percent. total accidents 661 compared with 11,065 in 1918. Mayor Levy censured for refusing to let the Maryland Sons and Daughters of Liberty use Annapolis City Hall for their annual convention on religious grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. Jarnagin
Levy
John J. Levy
Annapolis
Maryland Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Bayer Aspirin Advertisement Claims Safe Use
Bayer introduced Aspirin to physicians over 18 years ago and urges following directions on each unbroken package. The ad touts Bayer Cross and Bayer Tableta of Aspirin as genuine and suitable for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia lumbago rheumatism joint pains and pain generally with tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Personal notices from Frederick area residents and visitors
Local society column lists numerous Frederick residents and guests, noting visits, returns, and travels. Highlights include Mrs Barnett Zymbro returning from Waynesboro Pa to her parents on West Church Street, Miss Dorothy Pitzer resuming Hood College studies in Frederick, J Ralph Radcliff of San Francisco visiting relatives, and a new arrival for Rev and Mrs J H Hummelbaugh.
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Charles W. F. Cashout Apent
York
Barnett Zymbro
Waynesboro
Charles Brust
West Church Street
George W. Lerch
Knoxville
Laura I
Cook
Market Street
Henry
DeGrange Spe
Baltimore
Dorothy Pitzer
Charles Pitzer
Arden
Frederick
Hood College
Katherine Remaburg
Frederick County
J. Ralph Radcliff
San Francisco
Cal
New York
H. A. Diffendal
Philadelphia
J. T. White
Third Street
Middletown
C. &. Krantz
Keedysville
Hiram Heintzelman
San
Herbert
Anna Sherman
Chambersburg
J. H. Hummelbaugh
John W. Humm
Big City
James H. Smuth
South Market Street
St Petersburg
Fla
Allee Lillian
Cora Woogle
Warner
Geo. W. Mower
Hagerstown
Sunday School Assn Holds Jefferson County Meeting 1920
The Ug Predertels County Sun Valley Sunday School Association executive committee met at the Presbyterian Church with Mite Society providing supper. Reports from delegates to the Maryland State Convention were read and the 1920 county convention was set for Jefferson. Attendees included Rev George Albert Snyder, Rev Weybright, Dr J D Nicodeman, G Frank Thomba, and numerous local delegates from Jefferson, Middletown, Frederick, Adamstown, Braddock, Walkerville and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ug Predertels County Sun- Vally School Association
Presbyterian Church
Mite Society
Maryland Sunday School Association
Frederick
Jefferson
Hank Acre
Calvin Fry
Susan Lakin
Rhoderick
George Albert Snyder
May Gaylor
Middletown
Weybright
Misa Derr
Thitmont
Walkeraville
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Colloquy and Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Frederick features a Democratic celebration in Junior Hall with guests Thos McNulty Baltimore Col Buchanan Schley D H Staley Berner Betts and D Frank Hall of Hagerstown. Addresses by J M Newman Roger McSherry Alfred Ritter John B Wood and Wilam P Maulsby. Miss Hallowell lectures in Middletown. Tomatoes onions sell at the market. Mt Hope Cemetery iron railing noted. Fletcher Riley leaves A H Etzler mill for Liberty copper mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nous
Allied Triumph Over Germany Celebration Parade and Banquet
In spite of rain yesterday the Armistice Day parade proceeded with about fifty white and an equal number of colored soldiers in uniform or civvies. Local organizations including High School Band, Hood College, and Red Cross joined the march through Market and Church streets. A large postwar banquet for 47 service members and women followed at the New City Hotel with lengthy lists of attendees and a menu of chicken gumbo, oysters, tenderloin, and trimmings.
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Rome
Crdet
Hol Seminary
Hood College
Maryland State School For the Deaf
The
Red Cross
Tne
Clarence
Dunsing
Frederick County
Wilson Schley
Unio
I. Doll
Founteam
Market Street
Church
North Carroll
Carroll
Patrick
Market
Court Street
Court House
Hammond Urner
Joseph D. Baker
Navy
Marine Corps
Aviation Corps
Elizabeth Marsh
Mary Elzabeth Klagan
Margaret H. Hughes
Miriam R
Gry C. Mateny
Frank FE. Doll
Thomas Gorman
Alton Y. Bennett
Joseph T. Griffin
Michael O'Connor
Anthony A. Krown
Harold Wagner
John H. Minnian
Tank Corps
Irvin W. Bastian
Paul B Rhoads
Elias J. Wastler
Rufus L. Oden
Louis James
Albert B. Gannon
Herman L Grimes
Harry W. Mullen
Charles W Talley
Paul Hammond
TR. Plunhart
L. C. Jaynes
Lieut. Davis
Guy K. Motter
Clayton H. Burgee
Floyd E. Zimmerman
John H. Kimmel
Harold Derr
Millard F. Stockman
James
Carter
Joseph A. Thomas
Alonzo J. Wachter
Harry Ttrandenburg
R Karl Derr
Carl R. Willard
Arthur Stern
N. Wilson Schley
Clifford Doll
LG. McCracken
Wilmington
Del
H.S. Schroeder
C. A. Rogers
M. L Green
Geo P Love, Jr
Lloyd GC
Cascarets promise overnight relief for torpid liver
An advertisement describes sick headache and sour stomach caused by a torpid liver and intestinal toxins. Cascarets are claimed to cleanse the stomach, remove undigested food and foul gases, purge bile, and expel constipation by morning.
Colored Soldiers Banquet At Asbury Church Last Night
Veterans of the Great War held a banquet at Asbury M E Church on All Saints atreat. Fifty ex soldiers attended and consumed the edibles in an orderly fashion. The guest list includes George Robinson George Tyler Raymond Fields Osborn Henderson Carl Parker Roger Smith Theodore Smith Ernest Hall Frederick Beaner Walter Cooper Fletcher Gray Agus tus Parker Thomas Plater John Jones William Jones Ralph Rantolph Deanie Jones Pike Brown William Larkine Edward Brown Elijah Mason John Jackson Arthur Luby Walter Sewell Robert Palm Bernard Duvall John Foreman Calvin Dorsey Gilbert Johnson Robert Chambers Walter Demmoy James Washington Charles Miller Melvin Jackson Bunce Nelson Harrison Middleton John Robinson Stephen Brown Arthur Waters Bernie Strander Edward Tyler Newton Dorsey Amos Carter George Cummings Edward White Darby Brown White Darby Brown Lewis Johnson Theodore Parker South Market Street Properties Sold The two three story pressed brick homes on South Market Street owned by Edward M Halley were sold by trustee Benj F Reich. Samuel Waters purchased 108 South Market and 10 FP. Davis bought the home at 110 South Market Street and now resides there. Waters plans to move in. The dwellings sold for 3000 dollars each. Mrs Thomas Schley and Miss Anne Schley Court Square left for Berryville Va to visit relatives.
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Asbury M. E
All Saints Atreat
George Robinson
George Tyler
Raymond Fields
Osborn Henderson
Carl Parker
Roger Smith
Theodore Smith
Ernest Hall
Frederick Beaner
Walter Cooper
Fletcher Gray
Agustus Parker
Thomas Plater
John Jones
William Jones
Ralph Rantolph
Deanie Jones
Pike” Brown
William = .Larkine
Edward Brown
Elijah Mason
John Jackson
Arthur Luby
Jute Thompson
Walter Sewell
Robert Palm
Bernard Duvall
John Foreman
Calvin Dorsey
Gilbert Johnson
Robert Chambers
Walter Demmoy
James Washington
Charles Miller
Melvin Jackson
Bunce Nelson
Harrison Middleton
John Robinson
Stephen Brown
Arthur Waters
Bernie Strander
Charles Thompson
Edward Tyler
Newton Dorsey
Amos [Carter
George Cummings
Edward White
Darby Brown
White
Lewis Johnson
Theodore Parker
South Market Street
South Market
Edward M. Halley
Benj. F. Reich
Samuel Waters
Davis
Waters
Harris and Stoner Appointees In Public Notice
A fragmented public notice lists James H. Harris 18 president Frank L. Stoner and Albert Gilson in roles with a cabinet or roster reference. The readable text shows appointment language and page elements suggesting an official roster or sectors with numbered entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
Sket C
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Coun
Maryland
Justice of the Peace
Ipaf
Mossberg—Cramer
Nellie Magdaline Cramer
Joseph Cramer
Sergi
Albert Mossberg
Fort McIlenry
Main
East Third Street
Detroit
Mich
Bruchey—Summers
George William Bruchey
Carole Frances Summers
Pearl
United Brethren Parsonage
G. H. Hummelbaugh
Peart
Lottie Devilsbiss
East Sixth Street
Mra
Lottie Devilhiss
Adam Hensel
Goo. W. Shoemaker
Vol. Vstaver
Columbia
Pac
Clarence Mears
Pas Prank Stover
Luray
Vas
Emma Clem
Audlesburg
John Hope
David Steiner
Wn Houck
Wm. Steiner
Chas Tie
Albise
Theodore Houck
Geo. Houck
du Devilbiss
Geo. Doevilbias
Marion Steiner
Mrsa
Helen Steiner
Masters Jal
Earl Houck
Gillmor Stitely
Ruth Steiner
ASSN
Miss Hallowell
Japan
Reformed Church
Missionary Society
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Fletcher Riley
A. H. Etzler
Johnsville
Liberty Copper Mines
Germany
Court Park
David C. Winebrewer
B.C. Thomas
F. Lester Smith
Robert Abrecht
Harvey
I. Harris
Garel C. Cannon
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Walter Stull
George D. Stull
Chas. D. Blumenauler
W. Leslie Burger
Millard M. Angleberger
Minor Simpson
Vernon Derr
Vane Rinehart
Charles L. King
Albert L. Bricé
Reno
Crum
Luther Bell
Roy W. Clém
Thurble A. Markoe
George Reeder
Guy Kinna
Lawrence C. Willard
Arthur R. Remsburg
Harry Bell
Claude H. Wachter
Lewis Cronise
Harry L. Wenzel
G. Wm. Comfort
Frank A. Castle
Geo. L. Feaga
F. Ross Myers
Chas. E. Moylan
W. H. Chew
H. B. Albaugh
Murray Etzler
J. G. Myers
L. N. Shaw
L. L. Clevenger
Jas. Simmons
Elmer C. Smith
Samuel B. Brengle
James Wires
C. F. Chew
William M. Walters
Grover
C. Schroyer
K. I . Simpson
Armis
Thomas Schley
Misa Anne Schley
Court Square
Berryville
Harner's
Harner's Drug Store
N. Market St
W. Patrick Frederick
Buick
Austin Haffner
N. R
D. Mantz
West Fourth St
7Arderick CO. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National
Liberty Caand Toutons
North Market Street
Phaons’ Court
Dad
Lewis S. Clingan
Thoas
Minerva E. Clingan
Orphana’ Court
Frederick W. Nusbaum
Tate
Bensftt
Gnid
Clarence E. Hardy
Jacob Rohibuck
Or Phane’ Court
Ernest Lewis Miss
Mary G. Miss
Charles L. Miss
Patrick St
Davidge
Tnt
ELL Wit&dete
Dimon&wimon
East
Paix
Ets
Aia
Farmers’ & Mechanics
United
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
United States
Apply Hood Seminary
East Church St
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Fort Farm
Frewood
Ware den
Chas. Rohrback
Lime Kiln
Buckeystown 101
S. E. Massengile Co
Bristol
Tenn-Va
C. E. Graham
New City Hotel
Harvey E. Smith
West Fifth
Rere
B. Rosenour & Sons
East Pastick St. Stora
R. Rush Lewis
Gittinger’s
Franklin Tnstitute, Dept
Rochester
Shipley
Market St
Carroll Street
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
J. Tyson and Son
Jacob Rohrbuck
C. W. Miller
Moiterate
Marshall Miller
Fredericktown
Vee
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