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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1914

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3

Clothing Drive Totals Reach Local Donations Efforts

A relief effort in Jefferson and New Market areas collects clothing at the Nicodemus warehouse in Monrovia designated as Stor a House. Donations arrive from Mrs R S J Dutrow and Mr Frank J Newman with Mrs William Mines tallying three boxes. Committees form in Jefferson and New Market districts with leaders named. The Monrovia warehouse stores goods for the Frederick committee as the drive gains momentum and gratitude is expressed for the gifts.

Jefferson New Th Frederick Lloyd T. Saosin Fe R. S. J. Dutrow Frank J. Newman William Mines Unty Albert. Brown D. M. Louder Roger We Ray Ramebure William Lakin Thresher Willian William H. Hogarth Drman Charles D. Walker J. Lindsor Williams C. E. McMullen Maggie Addison Vernon Wiicodemus Jodemus Monrovia

Bo High School Graduates to Visit Washington

Mem of the graduating class of Bo High School will depart next Tuesday morning for Washington to tour Congress and the District’s public buildings and attend Shakespearean plays. The trip, an annual part of the course, will be accompanied by teachers. Participants include L. B. Feaga, H. Bowers, C. T. Summers, W. O. Anson, R. A. Atkinson, T. OO, Orde Hopwood, P. D. Simplson, E. Haberkorn, J. B. Waters, M. Siler, A. A. Pearre, B. G. Withide.

Washington Mem Bo#High School Wil Congress L. B. Feaga H. Bowers C. T. Summers W. 0. Anson R. A. Atkinson T. OO Orde -R. Hopwood P. D. Simplson E. Haberkorn J. B. Waters M. S.ler A. A. Pearre B. G. Withide

Croup Cure Claim Stirs Indiana Pa Advertisement

Local ad recounts a mother’s praise for Chamberlain’s cough remedy. Mrs J B of Indiana Pennsylvania says it saved her child by easing coughing. The testimonial campaign targets male dealers.

Death notices for Patterson Snyder Leather and Burdette

In Freedom Township Pennsylvania Mrs Louisa Patterson née Wolford died aged 79 10 11 at home Friday November 20 Funeral services were held Monday Interment Mountain View cemetery Emmitsburg Also Pius Jerome Snyder union Civil War veteran died at Emmitsburg home November 21 born October 17 1846 Survived by two daughters two sons and one sister Funeral services were held Tuesday Interment Lutheran cemetery Emmitsburg Edward E Leather near Urbana died Thursday morning aged about 79 unmarried with two sisters Funeral 10 30 Sunday at M E Church South Hyattstown Interment cemetery Walter Burdette Hyattstown has charge of the funeral arrangements

Lovier Patterson Louisa Patterson Miller Patterson Freedom Township Near Taneytown Thomas Wolford Martingburg W. Va Mountain View Cemetery Emmitsburg Pius Jerome Snyder Joseph Grimes Mr. Snyder Adams County Gibert Gettysburg John Qoverholtzer Clarence Snyder York Lizzie Butt Edward E. Leather Urbana Emily Tabler Margaret Waters M. BE. Church South Hyattstown Rev. Davis Clarksburg Walter Burdette

Funeral of Lewis W. Riddlemoser at Jefferson Street Home

Funeral held at 2 30 pm from Lewis W. Riddlemoser's residence on Jefferson Street with services by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer. Pallbearers named. Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder Funeral Director. Independent Hose Company committee named on resolutions. Myersville Jr. O U A M to attend Thanksgiving service at Lutheran Church with Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp delivering sermon.

Lewis W. Riddlemoser Jefferson Street Henri L. G. Kieffer Gasper Crum John Mehrling John A. Keefer B. Ellaworth Phebus Carl Hermann Clinton Willard Mt. Olivet F. Schroeder Jacob Rosenstock Independent Hose Company Riddlemoser John Fleischman, Jr Ezra’ Hoffman Casper Crum Thomas Goodman Myersville

Dr. King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad

The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for cough relief caused by throat and bronchial inflammation. It claims quick, complete relief by penetrating mucus membranes and loosening phlegm. A 50 cent bottle is offered with money back satisfaction, featuring customer testimonial from J R Watts of Floydale Texas.

Gifts for Miss Hazel Houck Touched by Charity

Miss I A Vernon of West Third Street organized cash and clothing for Miss Hazel K Houck, a Frederick girl in fragile health. Rev J S Williams, chaplain at Asheville Good Samaritan Missions, confirms the gift and notes Houck’s precarious situation with mounting board bills. He appeals for continued public support to cover winter lodging and care, citing over 150 dollars owed for board and asking others to solicit contributions.

I. A. Vernon West Third Street Hazel K. Houck Frederick Missions of the Good Samaritan Asheville N. C J. 5. Williams Vernon Mr. Williams Misa Houck Rocky Ridge Indianapolis Maryland Miss Houck Publc

L A Rice Jr Wins Bee at New Market High School

Over three hundred attend the spelling bee at New Market High School with seventy entries. Lewis A Rice Jr wins the contest followed closely by Bayard Burgess, Postmaster of New Market. Prof Clyde Burgee organized the event to boost school interest and fund commencement expenses. Proceeds from ice cream and cake sales supported the effort. another bee is planned at Central School next Saturday night.

New Market High School Central School Clyde Burgee New Market School Lewis A. Rice Bayard Burgess New Market Canteloupe Frank Hammond S. B. Plummer P. M. Boyden Episcopal Church Charles A. Ogle Burgee

Alumnae Federation Session Opens in New York City

The Federation of Catholic Alumnae met in New York at Hotel McAlphin with a luncheon for Catholic college graduates hosted by the New York Chapter of the Alumnae Association of St. Joseph's College at Emmitsburg. Cardinal Fawley opened the convention at St Patrick's Cathedral. Ezra Hoffman Sr. of West South Street is ill with rheumatism.

Alumnae Federation Federation of Catholic Alumnae Hotel McAlphin New York City New York St. Joseph's College Emmitsburg St. Patrick’s Cathedral Cardinal Fawley

XMAS OPENING AT CLINE'S MAN WANTED HERE ARRESTED

Large furniture and carpet store opens on South Market Street with extensive displays of china cases book shelves and living room sets. An electric elevator and a wide window display attract visitors while a Jowelry of novelties and a stringed orchestra add to the event. A rumored suspect in a separate case was reported to have been apprehended, with sheriff investigators pursuing details. Max Sil and Susla Hi his wife face non support and assault charges in a separate incident leading to parole before a three week reporting period. The local high school football game with Charles Town was canceled as the season ends with the team showing promise for next year.

C. H. Clung South Market Street Yeneh Patrona Macey and Gunn Joe” Thompson Jon” Thompson Pennsylvania Conard Union Bridge Haover Baltimore Frederick County Max Sil Dennis Susla Hi Lillie Brooks Charles Town Ioon Serson

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