King David Lodge Welcomes Grand Officers and Adopts By-Laws
Grand Master Hofstetter, Grand Secretary Jones, Grand Treasurer Plummer, and others visited King David Lodge No. 50.1 C. O. F. A new by-law plan discontinues assessments effective January 1. The meeting highlighted rising state interest in Odd Fellowship and proposed a December 14 rally day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofstetter
Plummer
Jones
King David Lodge
Wm. H. Hoffstetter
William A. Jones
J. F. Plummer
Aew
Hoifgetter
Hornsberg
Bernstein
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Baltimore
Card Party at East Second Street Under U D C Auspices
A delightful card party was held last evening at the home of Mrs. F. F. Smith on East Second street under Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C. Forty to fifty attendees enjoyed aDecorations included Confederate flags ferns salvia sinnias and marigolds. Prizes included cut glass coasters a potted fern a book a box of candy and more with Mr Clauds Hahn winning the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. DB
Sidney Thomas
Noah Cramer
Mies Margaret Eisenhauer
Fr. Kane
Clauds Hahn
Funeral of Mrs Ada Brown Near Doubs
The funeral for Mrs Ada Brown was held at her Doubs area home at 10 am with services led by Rev P J Wade of Doubs Lutheran Church. Pallbearers included H Ray Smith Walter M Michael Walter Ramsburg William Harris Charles Waltere and Joseph Thomas. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison of Jefferson served as funeral director. Mr Charles Young of Union Bridge attended the city for his sister in law Mrs Ernest M Young's funeral. Nine thousand Scotchmen went to Canada last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Brown
Doubs
P. J. Wade
Lutheran Church
H. Ray Smith
Walter M. Michael
Walter Ramsburg
William Harris
Charles Waltere
Joseph Thomas
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Jefferson
Charles Young
Union Bridge
Ernest M. Young
Cascarets Advertises Laxative Effects for Health Boosts
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cheerful remedy to liven the liver and cleanse the bowels. It claims benefits for bad breath sour stomach and headaches and urges a 10 cent box nightly to improve wellbeing and wake with a grand feeling.
Social notes reflect travels and visits across Baltimore area
Numerous residents travel to Baltimore and nearby cities for visits and events. The list includes Mises Charlotte Baker, A LeRoy McCardell, Mrs Grafton Duvall, Margaret Ward, Frankshapra, Miss May Coston Kunde, Miss Alice Pennyparker, Miss Mary Fautorr, Mrs Ida Cole, Miss Nan Potts, the Staley and Lamar parties in Dallas, the Astor Hotel guests Garnett A Smith family, and others visiting relatives, attending weddings or attending the Towson normal school dedication, with several planning winter stays in Baltimore and Washington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Charlotte Baker
Baltimore
A. LeRoy McCardell
Samuel Grafton Duvall
Frederick W. Cramer
York
Parigs Margaret Ward
Church Street
Balttimore
Frankshapra
East Second Street
Viet
Bel Air
May Coston Kunde
Alice Pennyparker
Philadelphia
Mary Fautorr
Joseph L. Baker
Edward Goodwin
Washington
Shipley
Katherine Lamar
Dallimore
Garnett A. Smith
Catonsville
Hotel Astor
New York City
William L. Clarke
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Lough
West Third Street
Miriam
Margaret Hagedorn
Court Square
Lancaster
C. J. Cline
EF. HH
Lamar
Nannie Young
Hendrickson
Louise Schrey
Rebecca Staley
Annapolis
Naval Academy Hall
Benjamin F. Reich
South Market Street
New York
Philip Lee
Urbana
New Duplex
Calvert Street
Eugene Osborn
Edith Osborn
Gibbs
Harmony Grove
Cairo Apartments
C Harry Teaufelter
Ballim
Ernest Young
W. A. Long
Blanche Long
East Patrick Street
Harrisburg
York, Pa
G. Lloyd Palmer
New State Normal School
Towson
Baltimore County
Elmer Brown
Anna Brown
Catharine A. Cramer
Braddock
Montgomery County
Ruth Griffiths
Charles Griffiths
Poolesville
Clifford Viers
Rockville
Holiday dance draws 35 couples at Independent Hall
A cordial social event by the Cotillon Club drew more than 35 couples to Independent Hall last night with Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music. Patrons included Mrs J Alleyne Williamson Mrs Edward Grove Mrs Frederick W Cramer and Mrs James A LeGore. Officers of Troop 1 U S Cavalry from Fort Myer are stationed east of Frederick and attended the dance. With holiday season near, many dances are planned next week across Mt Airy Walkersville Westminster Libertytown Brunswick and other towns, delaying Frederick’s Thanksgiving dance to the following week.
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Independent Hall
Cotiion Club
Braddock Heights
J. Alleyne Wiliamson
Edward Grove
Frederick W. Cramer
James A. LeGore
M. A. Pooler
S. Lewis Motter
Wiliam J. Brown
Katherine Elizabeth Grove
Jane Detrick
Pauline McCardell
Katherine R. Cramer
Record Street
Louise Miller
Walkereville
Lillian Motter
Virginia Carty
Helen Heinlein
Roberta Carty
Miriam Hagedorn
Margaret Hagedorn
Edith Osborn
Margrete Dill
Lela LeGore
Eilen
McGill Baker
Berryville
Marion Douglass
Rebecca Staley
Margaret Ford
James H. Gambrill
James P. Enright
Frank Lewis
Mt Airy
R. Franklin Heck
Edward Shriner
Thomas Zimmerman H. Hanson Maulsby
Dr. C. Dean
Daily
John Fd Schell
Joseph Elkins
James Iiffendall
U.S. Cavatr
Fort Myer
Frederick
WL W. Coneell
W. W. Rose
FT Carlisle
WM Whitside
J. M. Eager
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Weat.minster
Libertytown
Brunswick
Neott City
Glenwood
Adametowan
Submarine Sinks Italian Ship Bormida
November 17 reports the Italian passenger ship Bormida sunk by a submarine. Passengers and crew reportedly saved, marking the fourth Italian passenger ship lost to submarines. Rumors claim Italian destroyers sunk a German submarine off Sardinia amid heavy cannonading. German submarine commander cites presence of German Americans aboard Milanows as reason for sinking that vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardinia
First Deer Seen on City Streets in Decades
A herd of deer appeared in Pauly years and ran through residential areas for miles before crossing toward the woods. Residents cited it as the first such sight in the last half century, with the creature observed near the Dor-Fanefois yard and along the Lehigh Valley railroad front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor- Fanefois
Lugerne County Court
Lehigh Valley Coutemnans
Tiaga
Vinal tonic named as remedy for anaemia
The notice touts Vinal as a reliable iron tonic to treat anaemic and run-down conditions. Druggist J. A. Williamson of this town offers the remedy, claiming soluble iron, beef peptone, cod liver extracts, and tonic wine dissolve to nourish the blood and restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
Vinoi
Vinal
Westminster Post Office Names First Woman Clerk
In Westminster this week two changes occurred at the post office. Miss Sullie Roop was appointed clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the death of her brother Charles Roop, making her the first woman clerk at Westminster. Albert Thompson, a route No 1 railway car service employee, was notified of dismissal. A girl visiting near a pond recounted a child’s remark about seeing the ocean, noting the common confusion between pond and sea. Paxachange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Central Maryland Bank Financial Statement Fragment
A garbled bank balance sheet fragment shows assets and liabilities with figures like 1,527,283.05 for total assets and 24,068,991,112,295.06 as deposits. Entries include capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and due to banks, with reserve agent and certificate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers and Trust Company
Frederick County Notices and Local Transactions
Property deeds record transfers in county with Hayward Kaufman and others. Marriage licenses list Clinton Pearson with Fannie Ray and Frank Brown with Siclen Rhoderick. Auto tag issuance begins January 1 1916 and affects license carriers. Wheat price slips to 1.08 per bushel while corn prices hold. Masonry group to attend Maryland Grand Lodge sessions in Baltimore with listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton L. Pearson
Beallsville
Fannie Mary Ray
Pearl
Frank E. Brown
Chevy
Frederick
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Alban M. Wood
Court St
Novlcott
C. E. Cline
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Karrys W. Bowers
ECUND
Star Theatre
Ileat
Chas, Wertheimer
Noviidtt
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Kolb Bros. Novodtl
Daniel Eissier
W. Patrick St
Fred. Kopp
Fifth Street
Fourth St
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Posseston
Hickman
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J. O. Hendrix
Telegraph Astreet
Routh Market St
Third St
Rentz St
E. Mobley
Rosenour
B. Rosspour & Sons
Iee
Park Avenue
Strooms and
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Apis
Wm. H. Shipley
North Market Street
New Central Trust Company
Bank
Corner Church
Market Streets
Central Theust Company OF Maryland
Predertok
Maryland
Woven Te, Pte
Bay Ile Hatikes
Udeer
Thee Troan
Sant
Vie
B&b
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Ulm
Llanevug
Seabees
State of
County of Frederick
T A. Kemp
Robt. A. Kemp
James C. Diffendal
N. P
R. In Ross
Chas
Snook
John C. Lamar
Geo. R. Dennis
West Church Street
Court Street
Franklin B. Smith
Fry
Edward 8, Delaplains
Court E
Treet
George R. Dennis
Willbe
Franklin BL Smith
Septzidéwliaen
Garrett S
Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Frederick, MD
Emory C. Crum
BR Board Kepner
Wilson FP. Smith
Kepner & Smith. Architects
Frederick, MO
Heal Este
OMN
Fpanbraey
Aed Cole
Bahar
Drigsitn
Seciool
Thomas B. Hayward
Lewis 8
Harry A.koe
Mr. Sandman
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Hington
Ecubastes
Elm Street
Charles H. Kehne
Market and
Eighth Streets
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