Progressives of State 10 Plan Full Ticket in 1919 Maryland
The Maryland Progressive leaders meeting at Bonaparte's Baltimore office voted to perpetuate the party by fielding state and local tickets in the next election. Chairman Bonaparte will form a nine member committee to organize, with headquarters planned in Baltimore. Frederick county leaders vow to keep the movement alive and push a county ticket if feasible after the Chicago national conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bonaparte
Frederick County
Maryland
Roosevelt
United States
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Lcsl
N. Winslow Williams
J Stuart MacDonald
Thomas H. Buckler
William F. Cochran
Edward C. Carrington
George R. Gaither
Charles H. Linville
Alexander Peyson Knapp
Charles &. Schirm
David M. Newbold, Jr
A. R. L. Dohme
Wiliam
Thayer
Joseph R. Baldwin
A. A. Moreland
Bonaparte
Progressives
Progres Party
Progressive Committee
Daltimore
Moreland
State Central Committee
Carrington
Progressive Party
W. W. Doub
Tie
J. F Kefauver
Middletown
Chicago
Kefaaver
Miss Nichols Becomes Bride of Earle Leroy Smith
Miss Elsye Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols of Adamstown married Earle Leroy Smith son of Mr George Smith near Frederick in a noon ceremony at Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown. Rev J W Mitchell assisted by Rev Thomas officiated. Bridesmaids wore blue satin gowns with silver net and carried white carnations. Flower girls wore white dresses with blue ribbons. The couple's attendants included Violet Smith and Aileen Davis.
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Adamstown
Elsye Nichols
Charles BE. Nigsols
Ernie LeRoy Smith
George Y W. Smith
Frederick
George Wim. Smith
J. W. Mitchell
Clarksbury
Mr. Thomas
Adaistown
Crommely
Stella Haskingen
Pootesvillis
Gladys
Thelma Renpeberger
Washesington
Andl
Pia
Violet Smith
Broom
Aileen Davis
Barnesville
Ald
Traco Thomas
Cis
Win Cramer
Earle Webb
Howard County
Gold Dust Dish Soap Promises Cleaner Dishes
An old advertisement touts Gold Dust dishwashing powder claiming it makes dishes sweeter and cleaner while saving at least half the washing time. It urges adding a dash to water to settle dirt, germs, and hidden particles as it cleanses effectively.
Wedding Night Drinkers Leave For Southbound Honeymoon Train
A garbled wedding notice describes guests presenting gifts to the bride and groom, money offered, and a post ceremony departure. Mr and Mrs Santh Lefroon are said to have departed after a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride aboard the ? oelock train for a honeymoon trip south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Santh Lefroon
Mournful marriage notices weave through local society
The article records the quiet November 12 wedding of Miss Tessie Galhert Sayder and Mr Ralph St. Ragrelis at the MoE church parsonage with Rev Harmimersiy officiating. Attendants Newell Pitev and Mase Bayian. bridal party wore flower gowns. reception at the bride's home. couple to reside in Queen Anne county after a journey to Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Rae
Prater
Tie Badele
Felon
Sulung
Wiss
Tessie Faminierman
Matel
W Baughiman
Nie Goon
Mars U Sayder
M Ot Sayter
Molters
Ralph St. Ragreles
Augeles
Queen Aime
He Qrade
Harmimersiy
Moe
Newell Pitev
Motters
Mase Bay Ian
Kiantshorp
Baltimore
Washigton
Queent Annes
Sasler
Engagement and January Wedding Planned for Mount Airy Couple
Mis Ernest Tein of Mount Airy announces her daughter Eminia Victora to Dr Robert Preston Winterode, son of Mr and Mrs George Winterode of Ah Level near Pikesville. Winterode, superintendent at Crownsville State Hospital, is well known. The wedding is set for January with no invitations due to the death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Horn
Mount Airy
Mis
Ernest Tein
Mid
Eminia Victora
Robert Preston Winteroade
George Carroll Winterode
Ah Level
Pikesville
Winterade
Crownsville State Hospital
Fjanary
Miss Tlarn
Rev Kuhlman Spake at World in Baltimore event
Rev Dr Wuliman, former pastor of the evangelical Reformed church in this city, spoke at the Lutheran Tay exercises at The World in Baltimore yesterday. His discourse on The Glory of the Task predicted a great future for foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlman Spake
Dr Wuliman
Eivangelical Reformed Church
Baltimore
Christmas Stamp Appears From Just Government League
The Just Government League of Baltimore mailed out the first Christmas stamp of the season. It mirrors last year’s design that drew protests from the Red Cross Society. The suffrage sticker displays a Santa figure with “Votes for Women” and the legend “Merry Christmas” on the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Government League
Baltimore
Christos
Red Cross
Santa Claus
Thomas Darkis Improves After Hog Attack Injury
Thomas Darkis of near Frederick is improving after a hog attack injured a lady days ago. He remains confined to his room but doctors expect he may be able to go out in about ten days unless an unforeseen complication arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty ‘Thomas Darkis
Neac Frederick
Jte
DH. i. FR
Hedges
House foundation on Fourth Street to begin frame building
Miss Jayne Zinmerimay begins work on a new frame house on Fourth Street near the home she built last summer and sold to former Sheri Ginnes. Construction will start shortly with the foundation already staked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Zinmerimay
Mike
Sheri Ginnes
Baltimore evangelist Mr Downing to lead Starr Methodist revival
Rober Dewning a former actor now engaged in evangelistic work will start a week of revival services at Starr Methodist Protestant Church beginning Wednesday night. Mr Downing will also speak at the morning service on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober Dewning
Starr Methodist
Mr .Downing
Sundsy
Personal and Social Frederick and Vicinity News
Local notes list residents visiting Baltimore on business and relatives traveling for visits. Thomas N. Haller and Alderman Lewis A. Rice are in Baltimore. several Frederick residents such as Charles Schultz and Clarence Delphy make business trips or visit relatives. An automobile party attended the wedding of Hurl Smith and Miss Hisse Nichols at Adams Town, returning to Frederick afterward.
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New York
Buen
Hecke
Murray Hill
Criminal Courts
Becker
Lewis A. Rice
Rice & Haller
Baltimore
Frederick
Hurl Smith
Hisse Nichols
the Reformed Church
Adamstown
A. S. Hunichen
Mary Markell
Sia Smith
Stella Smith
Nellie May Hunichen
Mary Webb
Howard County
Prederick
Funeral of M. Clay Cramer Held in Thurmont
Funeral services for M. Clay Cramer were conducted from the Thurmont home of his sister Belna Birely with Rev. G. A. Whitmore officiating. Burial followed in the United Brethren cemetery. Cramer, about 59, died at his New York home last Saturday and is survived by wife Julia, children Rev. William Stuart Cramer Detroit Victor Cramer New York Ada Cramer White and sister 3 Belya Birely Thurmont and brother Charles Cramer Baltimore.
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M. Clay Cramer
Thurmont
New York
Belna Birely
G. A. Whitmore
Millersville
United Brethren Cemetery
Cramer
Julia Crouse Cramer
Wmn
Stuart Cramer
Lancaster Pa
Victor Cramer
Detroit
Mich
Ada Cramer White
Charles Cramer
Baltimore
Belya Birely
Aout
Dance For Debutante Daughter Honored In Baltimore
Mrs Lea Thom hosted a debutante dance at 204 West Lanvale street Baltimore in honor of Miss Ha Lea Thom. Ten guests attended including debutantes and older girls with dancing men. Receivers included Miss Isabel Thom Miss Ella Lea Thom and Mrs Charlotte Baker of Frederick. Mr Lewis O Whipp and daughter Lena plan a trip to Washington and then San Diego following a similar journey last fall.
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Lea Thom
Lanvale Street
Baltimore
Ha Lea Thom
Lewis O. Whipp
Lena S. Whipp
Washington, D. C
San Diego
Cal
Whipp
Painting Building on South Market Street Exterior
The carriage repository of B. F. Davis on South Market Street has been enlarged and improved and is now being beautified with a fresh coat of paint by workers from the factory paint department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Davis
South Market Street
Oypsey's Gilt needless pain relief tonic advertised
A fragmented ad promotes Gypsey's Gilt as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and related pains. It claims internal use cleanses blood and relief through a medicine marketed by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy. The piece urges readers to ask their druggist for the preparation and mentions a hospital size option.
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Autium
Ueda
Psey
Oypsey
Pearce
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Miss Nichols
Earle Leroy Smith
Trinity Reformed Church
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
Inshotel Ga
Pis Sane
DR. Winterode
Mr. Darkis
Mr. Downing
Frederick and Vicinity
Thomas N. Haller
May Smith Markell
West Patrick Street
Charles Schultz
West South Street
Sykesville
Clarence Delphy
East Third Street
Charles Leilick
Thomas Hickman
East Fourth Street
George A. Everhart
North Market Street
Talleytown
Edward J. Smith
Teast Second Street
Philadelphia
Ahq
John Elworthy
John Maines
Albert Crummitt
B. and c
Reel's Mills
BD. W. Kohr
Mexico
Flint
Mack McDevitt
Frank Brengle
Mr. McDevitt
Germantown Fire Department
Howard Strine
West Wilh Street
George Rice
Bethel
Chas. T. Guyton
Burkittsville
County
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Charles Danner
Miss Aine
Clarence M. Malone
Malone
Susquehanna Fair
Havey
J. R. Ma
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway
New York City
California
GoFr
Beecham
Baltimore & Ghio R. R
Fifth Regiment Armory
State Horticultural Society
MD Crop Improvement Association
State Dairymen’s Association
State Bee Keeper's Association
Farmers’ Judaque of Maryland
aNovie
Baltimore & Gale
VIA
Washington
DR. Barnes
W. Fayette St
Popham
Qalliams Mfg, CO
Prope
Cleveland
Gur
A. L. Pearre
Gypney
R. Rush Lewis
F. Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
James E. Doll
Watchmaker Jeweler
Optician
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Frederick, Md
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick Md
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