Grangers' Mutual insurers cases heard in Carroll County
Magistrate H H Maulsby has tried about thirty-five of one hundred thirty-seven cases against residents of the city and county for unpaid policy assessments. Amounts range from 80 cents to over $80. Decisions on tried cases announced. remaining cases to be heard soon in the Grand Jury room to accommodate witnesses. Receivers Francis Neal Park and Charly O Clemson report a stormy career for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Maulsby
Grangers’ Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Company
Carroll County
Maulsby
Court House
Francis Neal Park
Charly
Clemson
Aldermen Plan Blight Fight And City Improvements
At last night’s meeting the Mayor and Aldermen directed City Attorney to seek permission to cut diseased chestnut trees on city watersheds to halt blight and sell timber for revenue. The board also approved macadamizing Dill Avenue, ordered bridge repairs, and passed a raft of bills totaling about 1,539.79 for city services and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Besley
Charles H. Lewis
Moan Albaurd
Charles H. Klipp
Dill Avenue
Klipp
East Patrick Street
Emory C. Crum
Plan Details for College Canvass in Frederick
The community campaign for Hood College's new dormitory advances with an executive committee preparing canvass details. About fifteen hundred names of prominent Frederick residents will be used for solicitations and personal interviews. A pamphlet outlining the plan will be mailed to prospective subscribers, aiming to boost local growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
Berhaod
Local court hands three men prison terms in a string of minor offenses
William Stirling, white, received three months in the House of Correction after fighting an officer and being charged with begging on the streets in the Fomachand area. Frank Goings, colored, got four months for carrying concealed weapons amid threats to others. Tyler and Power, both colored, were found not guilty of assault on Goings. Officer Quinn led the arrests with Justice Brust presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stirlig
White
Stirling
Jacob Quinn
Pelfee
Goings
Alexander Tyler
Charles Power
Gotgs
Reno S. Hare
Tyler
Quinn
Patrons Day At Brunswick School Draws crowd
A large gathering at the West End School Tuesday afternoon for patrons day showed rising interest in Brunswick schools. About 75 parents and friends responded to the visitation and agreed unanimously that a monthly "get-together" should be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
West End
Parente
Window Glass Broxern at Brunswick Shopfront
Sometime Tuesday night a stone or metallic object was thrown against the large plate glass in the front of the show window of the room occupied by A. L. Waranch Brunswick, owned by WL. HL Vanmeter, badly cracking the glass. It is understood the party who did the deed is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broxern
A. L. Waranch
Brunswick
WL. HL Vanmeter
New Frederick post office plans await bid and site
Postmaster J Alline Williamson expects eight hour work rules to apply once construction starts early next year on the Frederick post office on East Patrick Street. Bids for the building will be opened in Washington on December 26, with drawings and specs available from Williamson or the Supervising Architect. The large site has been cleared, a railing erected, and more than $100,000 appropriated for the project including site purchase and razing previous structures. The timing depends on weather, but some work may proceed in cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Allime Williamson
Watlington
Washington
Williamson
Supervising Architect
News Today
Catoctin Club Feasts Marks First Anniversary
Frederick social club banquet closes its first year with 12 members present at Central Trust Company headquarters. Richard F. Simmons serves as toastmaster and delivers a year in review while Roscoe B. Wheads Clifford N. Yinger and Wilbur A. Roth propose toasts. Menu features olives celery pickles fried oysters bread cake coffee cigars and cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Frederick
Central Trust Company
Richard F. Simmons
Roscoe B. Wheads
Ste Clifford N. Yinger
Prayer Meeting Led By Jesse H. Michael In Baltimore
In the pastor's absence Rev. Dr U S Rupp the weaver meeting at Evangelical Lutheran church was conducted last evening by Jesse H Michael. There was a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S . Rupp
Baltimore
Weaver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesse H. Michael
Aged Veteran Endorses Dreco For Relief From Ailments
Robert Dornen, 74, of Belle View, Hagerstown Maryland, a well known local veteran, says Dreco greatly improved his stomach trouble constipation and kidney disease after years of struggle. He reports better eating sleeping walking and breathing after using two bottles. He urges others to try Dreco and notes Pearce's Pharmacy in Frederick offers free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dornen
Belleview
Hagerstown
Wade
Dreco
Pearce
Frederick
Mexican trophies on display at Carr Strothers store
Trophies brought from the Mexican border by H E Sigafoose private in Company B First Maryland Regiment are shown in a Brunswick window. The display includes a horned toad tarantula and other insects, drawing considerable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sigafoose
First
Maryland
Carr Strothers
Brunswick
Took a Neighbor's Advice Croup Remedy Boosts Health
A reader writes that last winter her neighbor advised Winverlein's Cough Remedy for her son Claude who suffered a severe croup attack. She reports the medicine relieved his symptoms promptly and asserts it is obtainable everywhere in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Winverlain
Mra
Tfl
Bell
Vandergraft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice Maulsby
Insurance Co
Hecelvera
Samuel G. Swartz
Vernon Molesworth
Emanual Stupp
Charles E. Snyder
Joseph H. Carey
Jesee D. Stupp
Eugene, Ernest and
Charle Garrenao
Thoma
L Smith
A. Whilsor Davis
John H. Page
George M. Lathtoom
David T. Stupp
Charles E. Webster
Cla. D. Williams
Eagar L Thomas
John S. Bowlus
Franklin Bowlus
Mra. FE
William R. Wolfe
Harvie Long
Willard F. Hahn
Amos Grinder
Mary Grinder
Edward Lo Yingling
George B. Thomas
M. C. Addison
Harry Poole
William Hobbs
Rebecca Horine
Shede
Gamon Motor Co
Morris Iron & Steel Co
F. Goodell
Markell & Ford
J. H. Abbott & Son
Holfenstein & Urner
Paxson & Co
United Gas Improver Co
Hygeia Ice & Coal Co
Modern Lighting Co
Community Hardware Co
Storm & Shipley
Ideal Garage Co
L. R
B.C. Roberts
Sun Co
Fiehes
Charles H. Kipp
GOS
William Stirling
R. F. Simmons
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Edward L. Shaw
Grover L. Michaes
G. William Comfort
Wilbur A. Kolb
Jerry Strandenburg
C. Willam Cashour
Adolph Hahn
Clifford
Yinger
Oscar H. Whitmore
Austin B. Rhoads
H. Lavier Michael
Thamas
Kader
Brunswick Y. M. C. A
Baltimore and Ohioailroad Y. M. C. A
Olio Om
Kenneth G. Faulkner
Btarre Church
Catoctin Club
the Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick County
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, MD
Frederick City
James E. Doll
James H. Harris
Charles Wertheimer
Frank B. Sappington
Frank C. Norwood
John D. Hendrickson
Horace C. Zacharias
George S. Rodock
Abe Rosenour
Frank VY. Staub
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
East Patrick St
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