Escaped Juvenile At Large Then Nabbed In Frederick
Norman Ogle, 17, of Frederick, escaped from the National Junior Republic Reform School near Annapolis Junction on November 5. He was recaptured in Frederick yesterday by Sheriff Roderick and jailed to await transfer. Ogle had been committed for incorrigibility after a prior auto theft charge. In a separate incident Hunt and John Gardner were jailed on assault with intent to kill charges after a gun misfire and bottle assaults on Penns oon North Market Street.
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John Gardner
National Junior Republic Reform School
Annapolis Junction
Norman Ogle
Frederick
Roderick
Jall
Ogle
Arch Poole
Taney Town
National Junior Republic
Justice Brust
G. R. Dennin, Jr
Mars
Hunt
Frederick County
Penn
Weather lore and bank roll of Maryland
The piece ties a St Martin legend to a cold winter forecast and reports Weather Bureau outlook for the first week of Sunday. It then lists Maryland banks on the roll of honor with figures for capital and ranking including Citizens National Bank of Frederick Elkton First National Cumberland and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick.
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St. Martin
Constantine
Amiens
France
Christ
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Bankg
Citizens National Bank of
Frederick
Maryland
National Bank
Elkton
First National Bank
Cumberland
Baltimore
Citizens
Elkton Bank
First National
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Ita
Delanter-Reich Hymeneal Ties Tie Wolfsville and Chewsville
Oscar Delanter of Wolfsville and Ada Heth of Chewsville united in marriage at Myereville on a Wednesday. The event is noted in local social columns with brief ceremonial details and spliced editorial fragments from the period.
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Delanter
Reich
Oscar Delanter
Wolfsville
Ada Heth
Chewsville
Myereville
J, Renshaw
Jonadab Sovereign Officers Visit Frederick City Council
Fraternal visit by Sovereign Officials of the Son of Jonadals from Washington to Frederick No 2 council. Luncheon at New City Hotel, then lodge visit. Temperance pledge lifelong. order founded September 1 1887 in Washington. Prominent Frederick businessmen among members.
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Frederick City
No 2
Frederick
Son of
Jonadals
Washington, D. C
Charles F. Sunforth
Sovereign
Charles J. Deater
James J. Damond, Jr
John Bb. Rhodes
Y Frank J. McKenna
J. E. Dlogan
Sovereign Wartriarch
Alex. O F. Sa
Washington, DC
Victory Parade for Wilson in Woodsboro Democrats Celebrate
Woodsboro Democrats plan a victory parade and mass meeting at Town Hall tonight to celebrate President Woodrow Wilson's re election. Albany Wood and PD Princeton Buckey will attend with local leaders and Frederick officials. A 6 30 dinner precedes the parade with music by Woodshero Corner Bank and Yellow Springs Head. M P Winebrewer is parade chief marshal and Peter Stout chief aide.
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Woodsboro
Woodrow Wilson
Albany
Wood
Princeton Buckey
Wilson
Charles Manna Hughes
Ods
Frederick
Woodshero Corner Bank
Yellow Springs
M. P. Winebrewer
Peter Stout
Property deeds and marriage licenses posted in courts
Deeds record transfers including Mary J House to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co and others for small sums. Marriage licenses list John Myles and Christiana Bigrus, Rindph F Joffman and Edna Grave Riser, Charles Clem and Carrie Machley, Wesley Summers and Hattie Ricketts. The note mentions the last 15 Cheat Neck births as girls.
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Mary J. House
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Brunswick
James M. Radcliffe
W. Harry Haller
City
Pla
Noah W. Struner
David Pene
County
Noah W. Braner
Mollie L.braner
John W Jotifie
I DeGrange
Vibla Estates
John Myles
Christiana Big- Rus
Mt Airy
Rindph F. Joffman
Iedna Grave Riser
Middletown
Charles E. Cl
Former Countian killed in auto wreck near Rockville
Charles Linthicum formerly of Frederick county and resident of Rockville was killed Saturday evening when the car he was driving skidded and overturned. He died instantly, with party members injured but none severely. He was an agent for Singer Sewing Machine Co and brother-in-law of Prof Amon Burgee Harwell Linthicum. Funeral set for Tuesday at 11.
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Charles Linthleum
Frederick County
Rockville
Washington
Linthicum
Ang
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Amon Burgee Harwell
Navy renames cruiser Maryland to Frederick
The Navy Department announced the armored cruiser Maryland will be renamed Frederick effective December 1. The change honors the state and its city Frederick as a key historic center not previously used for a battleship name, and ties to the late Rear Admiral Schley.
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Frederick
Maryland
Navy Department
Frederi Oh
Bald Eagles Raise Species Question in Quip Query
A British chemist quips on bald eagles as a distinct variety and a joke about ashes containing 20 percent ash. A boast claims a single man with a new motor truck body can dump two tons in zero seconds, highlighting implausible efficiency.
Boy Tourists Tour Middletown Valley Stopover Details
A Maryland county farm visit by boy tourists includes a sermon on manhood, a country dinner, and an East to West tour through Middletown Valley. Hosts from Frederick County and Braddock Heights welcome the group, with a list of boys and their hosts from Harford to Worcester counties.
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David
Solomon
Middletown Valley
Esme
Middletown High School
P. A. Hauver
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Emory &. Coblent
Frederick
Middletown
Middietown
Frank Holter
Albert Stemsberg
M. H. Beachley
Wiliam Keller
F. C. Remsberg
Calvin R. Coblentz
Oscar B. Coblentz
Leslie Shafer
George Remsberg
R. Rush Lewis
Paul Galbreath
Malcolm Galbreath
Harford County
Tf. B. Hayward
Ernest Burlin
Annapolis
Benjamin ‘Watkins
Chesterfield
Anne Arundel County
Divorce suit filed by Mrs Jessie Johnson in county court
Mrs Jessie B. Johnson through attorney George R. Dennis Jr files an absolute divorce bill against her husband Clarence B Johnson. The article notes rising frog consumption with 6,000,000 frogs marketed in Minnesota last year.
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Jessie B. Johnson
George R. Dennis, Jr
Clarence B. Johnsson
United States
Minnesota
Two Doubs Students Enter Stewart's Business College
Harry Downey and Conley Basford of Doubs left for Stewart's Business College in Baltimore to pursue a business course. Both were enrolled at Boys' High School in the city until Friday, with Downey a junior and Basford a sophomore.
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Business College
Harry Downey
West Patrick Street
Conley Basford
Doubs
Stewart's Business College
Baltimore
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