Daily News publication and mailing details
The Frederick News announces publication from 41 North Market Street Frederick Md by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co with officers Birely Mec’y and Treas Geo Birely Will Fout Vice President Manager. Rates and mailing options listed with subscriptions to be prepaid and various terms. Local outlets and telephones noted. Readers urged to report missed deliveries to improve service.
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North Market Street
Sredbrck
Great Southern Printing 4MD Manufacturing Company
B. Birely
Kl KB
Delapustat
Mec’y and Treas
Geo. Birely
Will Fout
Siiras
Ry & Mont
Thanksgiving Gladness Marks Frederick Thanksgiving Day
On Friday November 26 1915 Frederick and the county celebrated Thanksgiving with church services and gratitude for peace and blessings. The day featured cross country running football and basketball plus large crowds at playhouses. The cross country race drew county and city competitors, with a county winner surprising everyone by taking the loving cup.
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Frederick
Union service in Catonsville ends in war argument
A congregational Thanksgiving service jointly held by Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal and Lutheran churches in Catonsville was disrupted when Rev B Reese Murray and former State Senator John Hubner clashed on European war. About 25 left, many from Murray’s group and Lutheran members. Rev John C. Bowers departed early to visit Mrs Bowers in Philadelphia.
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Catonsville
Presbyterian Church
B. Reese Murray
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Hubner
Catonaville
Hubner
Murray
Lutheran Church
Whch
John C. Bowers
Bowers
Philadelphia
Mra
Reception to Ladies of St Johns Council 1622 Knights of Columbus
Members observed Ladies Night at the lodge room with a reception on Wednesday. Five hundred was played. prizes awarded include Katherine Long, Mrs Charles Wilson, N Wilson Schley, Frank Carlin, and Grace Worman. About forty members will travel to Hagerstown Sunday for second and third degrees. Dense fogs in Frederick with dim lights and 43 degree high. Baltimore hosting Holstein Friesian breeders meeting December 2 at Emerson Hotel with speakers Brockway and A B Davis.
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St. John's
Frederick
London
Baltimore
Holstein-Friesian Breeders Club of
Maryland
Emerson Hotel
William P. Morsell
John B. Diamond
Gaithersburg
H. Hibberd
Lutherville
Tressurer
All. Brockway
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
A. B. Davis
Chester
N. Y
Attend Church Service With Frsc Kys Council 48 and Mountain City
At a Wednesday meeting Francis Scott Key Council No 48 and Mountain City Council No 42 sons and daughters of liberty invited members to join divine services at Trinity M E Church South on Sunday. The lodges will assemble at 7 o clock then march to the church in a body followed by a social with oyster sandwiches pickles potato chips and coffee.
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Francis Scott Key Council
Trinity M. E Church
South
Mountain City Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Locust tree felled. lynching site noted in 1895 Frederick column
Twenty years ago Frederick items from The News columns report the locust tree at Mr Kennedy Butler’s field, linked to Jim Bowens’s lynching, being cut down. Other items note Noah E Cramer buying Carlton H Main property in Walkersville, Palmer dislocating his arm, and Middle town Orchestra officers elected.
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the News
Kennedy Butler
Jim Bowens
Noah E. Cramer
Carlton H. Main
Walkersville
Inspect Pipe Line Official Inspection Saturday Morning
The mayor and aldermen will conduct an official inspection of the new pipe line on Saturday morning weather permitting. Walter Doty of Jefferson was reported to have broken his arm in a Ford automobile incident.
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Fay
Walter Doty
Jefferson
Ford
Thanksgiving guest list fills Frederick with visitors
Numerous residents and relatives from Brooklyn to Baltimore arrive in Frederick for Thanksgiving. Guests include Mrs John Manuel Alvarez and Miss Caroline McSherry, James McSherry Alvey of Georgetown College, and Spencer Zimmerman and family. Many locals host or visit relatives, with trips to Washington, Baltimore, Lancaster, and New York noted among the dozens of households mentioned.
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John Manuel Alvarez
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Alvey
Caroline McSherry
East Second Street
James McSherry Alvey
Georgetown College
Spencer Zimmerman
North Market Street
Parma Feiser
Woodsboro
Frank Hentz
Hagerstown
John Stockman
Center Street
Harvey Stockman
William Lewis
West South Street
Baltimore
Morgan
Harry Davis
Monrovia
Samuel Greenwall
West Patrick Street
Harvey Zimmerman
F. Goodell
Robert Goodell
Robert Kolb
York
Spem
West Fourth Street
Washington, D. C
Mary Zimmerman
Margaret Fayette
Washington
Misa Ethel Koons
Dorothy Warehime
Miss Grove
William Wren
Princeton University
Oliver Wren
Kendall Dingledine
University of Virginia
Charlottsville
G. C. Warehime
Rockwell Terrace
Francis Hepburn
Bon Ton Heights
Ethel Waters
East South Street
Alice M. White
W. T. Staley
Hong
William H. Bradley
Clayton Q. Keedy
West Church Street
E. H. Showacre
Doubs
E. H. Lamar
Matthew P Staley
Mattie P. Waters
Leonard Ek. Kolmer
Samuel
Wright
Wilson T. Smith
James Jones
Orie L. Schmidt
Frank Ball
Hanover
W. Snyder
Mass Blanche Stone
Girls’ High School
New York
Mia
John Huntzberry
Jane
East Third Street
Charlestown
W. Va
Henry Flock
South Marke Street
Mary Ott
Philadelphia
Louise Schley
N. Wilson Schley
East Patrick Street
Ruth Edna Holtz
Frederick City Hospital
WL O A. Lough
Lynden
Frederick
A. A. Lough
New Onford
RL Lampe
Frank Coblentz
Ruth Haberkern
Edward Huplett
Germanstown
Fred
Fred Lerick Civ
Edwin Houck
Civ
Jonadl Grifis
Oon Lterland
Mate Bodey
Di]ivenue
Wisses Chariote
Elizabeth Pelachmult
Weer Third Street
Raymond E Kidd
Takoma York
Geo . Rhedebeck
Wiciletoan
Vay Hopkins University
Ralomere
Maryland School Survey Promises Wide County Inspection
Frederick officials prepare for an exhaustive Maryland survey led by United States Public Health Service experts. Two specialists will assess mental hygiene and vision and hearing, with on site medical inspections for teachers and pupils to raise county school standards.
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Frederick City
United States
Maryland
Taliaferro Clark
United States Public Health Service
Frederick
State Department of Health
John S. Fulton
United States Public Health
Fulton
State Health Service
Richard B Norment
Third Sanitary District
State Health Department
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for headache feverishness sore throat and nasal congestion. It claims a single dose eases symptoms within hours and costs 24 cents at any drug store with no assistance needed.
Bank of Frederick 1915 Condition Report
The Farmers' and Mechanics National Bank at Frederick Maryland shows assets including loans and discounts 726336.95 unsecured overdrafts 49.89 U S bonds deposited to secure circulation part value pledged securities 897690.76 stocks and other assets including Fed Reserve stock and subscriptions. summary reflects end of business November 10 1915 with multiple line items.
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Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
Maryland
Htecord Ee
U. S
Deposi Taitime
FARMERS’ AND MECHANIC# NATIONAL BANK
Mary
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
Stouis
State of
KOBCC
Albert Gilson
Gia
C. Albert Gilson
Geo. W. Heinlein
Frank L. Stoner
Henry R. Steiner
Chas. J. Doll
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Pape
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Fredrick, MD
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Franklin B. 8. Juddts
Edward 3. Delaplaine
Suas
George FR. Dennis
Frank Jula B. Smith
Septzid&Simon
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Pf Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Rederick, MD
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Haid
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PAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
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Frederick Ave
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Enterprise Co-operative Society
Eadwondsen Ave
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Novadia
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Oyster District
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