Frederick tightens auto law enforcement citywide
City of Frederick pledges strict enforcement of motor vehicle rules with Mayor Fraley backing State officials. Police will arrest motorists who fail to sound horns at intersections or reduce speed to six miles per hour in areas and corners, with tag number checks between city and state crews to curb violations. The move follows frequent accidents and rising reckless driving by young delivery drivers.
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Frederick
Lewis H. Fraley
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Ritchie
Fraley
Baughman
Memphis Man Recounts Memphis Grounding at Santo Domingo
Harvey Willa, son of Mr and Mrs Willy, a second class fireman on the U S Prairie, describes the Memphis grounded ashore at Port a Plata while at sea eleven months. He reports rescue of the crew and the drowning and scalding of about 100 men during the storm.
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Frederick Gallor
Santo Domingo
Iberty
Harvey Willa
Jones L. Willy
Thin City
U. S
Prairie
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Wils
San Domingo
Haiti
Cuba
Porto Rico
Porta Plata
Memphis
Wills
County Ministers Meet Hear Pastoral Visitation Paper
The Frederick County Ministerial Association met at 10 30 Monday morning in the YMCA building. Rev R L Shipley presided with Rev H C Erdman as secretary. Rev A E Smith of Walkersville presented the paper on Pastoral Visitation and the group discussed the topic afterward.
Stop Sunday Hunting Arrests Rise in County Case
Deputy Game Warden Smith arrested Albert Wisner Ray Wisner Harvey Harris Ralph Bur dette and Gordon Harris on a Sunday hunting charge. Hearing before Justice Henry Hanson Maulsby adjourned until the prosecuting witness appears. Clarence Devilbiss fined 15 dollars and costs after assault case appeal filed. Bush Lee dismissed for promising to pay a 20 cent bill.
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Smith
Albert
Ray Wisner
Harvey Harris
Ralph Burdette
Gordon Harris
Henry Hanson Maulsby
Clarence Devilbiss
Bush Lee
Hahn
Funeral of Mrs Margaret Anders Held at Woodsboro
The funeral of Mrs Margaret B Anders widow of John Marshall Anders a Frederick county businessman formerly of Woodsboro was held at Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro with Rev R B Poffenbarger officiating. She died Saturday at her daughter Mrs Gertrude M Smiths Baltimore home aged 77. The funeral cortege left Baltimore Friday morning. William Cook Baltimore was the funeral director. Miss Reese Guest of Honor. Elizabeth Sheetenhelm entertained at 500 near McKaig in honor of Miss Agnes Reese. Moose Hall to host bazaar and dance on Friday November 24 under Loyal Order of Moose auspices. An electric fan blades system cools air via water vapor. The Cuban government established nine wireless stations on Cuba and one on the Isle of Pines.
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Margaret
Anders
John Marshall Anders
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Poffenbarger
Jefferson L. Anders
Baltimore
William Cook
Miss Reese
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
McKaig
Agnes Reese
Westminster
C. M. Fox
H. Nelson
Misggs
Sarah Burall
Nettie Hammond
Ruth Sidwell
Anna Hammond
Messrs
Dorsey Hammond
Marshall Burall
Ezra Sheetenhelm
I. Burall
Bernard Sheetenhelm
George Bowers
Moose Hail
Moose Haili
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Orchestra
City Urges Strict Enforcement of 18 Mile Speed Law
Mayor warns that traffic laws will be enforced to curb speed in Rockwell Terrace and surrounding areas. He notes many vehicles exceed 18 miles per hour, endangering children who play in streets and viewers who approach cars. Police aim to curb violations at intersections and crossings with proper signaling used.
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Rockwell Terrace
Peace Appeal Through War Photos At City Opera House
Frederick crowds packed the City Opera House yesterday for Wilbur Durborough’s wartime film On The Firing Line with the Germana. The screening, censored to omit dead and maimed, drew a large audience and will be shown again this matinee and tonight with newsboys among the guests.
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Wilbur Ht Durborough
Frederick
City Opera House
Nova Georgeogievak
the News
the Post
Y Circusy Big Event In Armory This Week
The Y M C A circus arrives at the armory on Thursday and Friday evenings. Frederick's top amateur talent stars in a show featuring Clarence Devilbiss wire walking Charles Hagan in a comedy Harry Benson club swinging and Mr Liebshutz in an entertainment. A dress rehearsal is planned for tomorrow evening and ticket sales are strong with expectations of a neat sum raised.
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Armory
Frederick
Mr. Liebshutz
Jack After Winter Berth in Frederick Area
Jack Morrison, who managed Frederick baseball for three seasons, visits Hagerstown and plans to join a corporation running a summer team with winter payroll. Walter Winslow, once a Frederick pitcher, returns to Hagerstown to resume work as an electrician with Western Maryland Railway. A drill at Company A adds two new members, bringing total to four since return to Frederick. Corporal Charles E. Oden named captain of the marathon team with about five runners. An unrelated local ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with claimed guarantees and contact details.
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Hagerstown
Jack Morrison
Frederick
Jack
Walter Winslow
Western Maryland Railway Company
Philadelphia
No. A
Company A
George S. Haller
James A. Showe
Court House
Markey
Charles E. Oden
1 000 BIRDS WILL BE ENTERED IN SHOW
Arrangements for the Frederick County Poultry Association show are under way with cash prizes in every class. The event, held in the armory on November 27, expects about a thousand birds, featuring Maryland Barred Rock Club Maryland White Leghorn Club and Maryland Cornish Club entries. Officers and directors, including Harry H. Brish as president, outline prize structure and three separate shows to accompany the main event. A large potato weighing nearly two pounds is also noted from a local farm.
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Ttie
Marines
Ning
Pennsylvania
West Viroria
Poultry Association
Maryland Barred Rock Club
Maryland White Leg Horn Club
Brish Bros. Bazaar
W .G. Boileau
Jarry
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad Claims Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for a cold and related chest and throat symptoms. It promises antiseptic, mucous loosening effects and relief from stuffed-up feeling and coughing during winter.
Why Rheumatism Comes With Cold Weather
Dr. Valentine Mott Pierce explains a link between cold weather and rheumatism. He cites uric acid buildup, hot weather flushing, and lower water intake as contributing factors. He recommends drinking hot water, taking an “Anurie” tablet, open air exercise, and a laxative blend of May-apple aloe and jalap to cleanse the liver as preventive advice.
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Valentine Mott Pierce
Alex. Mary
London
Lvst
Dane Qare
Dougie
Dr. Pierce
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Maryland
Jesse D. Boyd
Kemptown
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Franklin Savings Bank
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James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
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Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
S. Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
A. Leroy McCardell
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Sarre
Kefauver & Shapro
Frederick, Md
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Commercial State Bank
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Duality Photo-Plass
Metro Film Corporation
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Jim Gordon
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