Independent News of Frederick Maryland Publication Details
The Independent Newspaper is published daily except Sunday at Fast Building Court Street. Frederick B the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company is a member of The Associated Press. The News is AP member and entitled to use news dispatches. Entered at Frederick MD post office as second class matter.
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Rederick B
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing ‘Company
Aseciated Press
the News
Associated Press
Eren
Frederick
Matter
Tree planting urged for school grounds nationwide
The American Forestry Association appeals to all schools to plant trees this fall and baring free planting instructions. It argues tree lined school grounds foster pride among pupils and inspire beautification of homes, streets, and public spaces.
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American Forestry Association
Thia
Railroad Congestion Warns of Winter Freight Delays
Railroad Director Hines appeals to the public for help in easing congestion as fall work is vast and equipment scarce. He warns of frequent blockades after the crop season, urging business leaders and workers to prioritize prompt freight movement to avoid industrial losses and halted production.
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Hines
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Purely Personal Guests From Walkerville Frederick and Keedysville
Purely personal notes list Armstrong McKinney Mrs Annie Witter and Mrs Margaret Cronise as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas in Keedysville. Mr Ralph F Bowere of Harmony Grove returns to Johns Hopkins for medical study, accompanied to Baltimore by his parents Grayson E and Mrs Bowere.
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Armstrong McKinney
Annie Witter
Walkreraville
Margaret Cronise
Frederick
Charles Thomas
Keedyssville
Ralph F. Bowere
Harmony Grove
Johns Honk
Baltimora
Grayson E. Bowa
Nine candidates in primary spent $375
Nine candidates filed expense accounts at the Clerk of the Court showing total spending of 376.85. Republicans accounted for 320.85 with Werlenbaker leading at 166.30 for sheriff. Albaugh and others followed. Democrats listed 55 with Lewis at 35. Several nominees filed only brief statements or nothing.
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William O. Werlenbaker
Board of Election Supervisora
Clarence M. Albaugh
John L
Aldridge
Orphans’ Court
Alling
Claggett K. Ramsburg
William B. Catshall
House of Delegates
Bath
Samuel A. Lewis
John AW. Bowers
The
Guy KS. Motter
KE. W. Bureh
Democratic County Convention
Armory
Voice of the Press on immigration and rail policy
The piece argues for continuing wartime immigration limits after peace, warning it will drive undesirables to the U S and worsen social issues. It critiques Republicans for not challenging Wilson and cites Louisville Courier-Journal on railroad workers opposing the Cummins bill, fearing strikes and loss of control. It condemns premature public statements by railroad leaders and warns of revolution if reforms pass.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Europe
United States
Copines Hess
America
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cummins Railroad
Congress
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated October 1 1895 note Daniel Feigley on North Market street left for Washington for the Dewey celebration. George A Rothenhoefer and John Souder cut a bee tree yielding 47 pounds of honey. Edward Baltzel and Chas Morgan attend the York Fair. Misa Lucy Eisenhauer attends the Dewey celebration in Washington. Robert S Tyson of East Church street left to enter Hahnemann Homeopathic College in Philadelphia.
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the News
Daniel Feigley
North Market Street
Washington
George A. Rothenhoefer
John Souder
Robert S. Tyson
East Church Street
Hanenn Homeopathic College
Philadelphia
Denies Cruelty Charges and Alimony Claim
Through attorney Samuel A Lewis Arnold Vo Marner answers a partial divorce filing by wife Mrs Mary Pumphrey Harner. He denies cruelty, asserts wife left him voluntarily, disputes income and alimony amounts, and asks for reduction in counsel fees and support. She filed the petition alleging cruelty and vicious conduct.
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Samuel A. Lewis
Arnold Vo Marner
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Harner Brothers
Fey
Harner
Ring Found After Eighteen Years Reunites With Owner
A wedding ring lost eighteen years ago by Mrs Archley Thomas of Transwick was found by her sister in Petersville on the home farm. The ring, still in fine condition, was recovered after a long search when it slipped from Mr Thomas’s finger while she tended fowls. The finder, Mrs Ogley Book, located the ring in a yard area that is not secluded. The Thomas family is overjoyed to have the keepsake back. Also, Bach of Frederick returns to the city after fifteen years away, resuming work as a machinist with long experience at major plants. He recently opened a shop at 114 South Market and will live with wife and son at 871 West Patrick Street.
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Archley Thomas
Transwick
Morry
Thomas
Peters Silie
Trealle
Frederick
Jahn
Bach
Distin Bach
Buch
Allis Chalmers Co
South Market Street
Mrs. Bach and Son
West Patrick Street
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
CR Wiles
W. Stall
Wiles and Siu
Fir
Patrick Street
Precision Company
Messrs, Wiles and Stutt
D.C. Nebrenero and Son
Stu
Maryland Motor Company
Tribute to A P Gorman Jr Death Resolutions Adopted
Resolutions on the death of Arthur Pue Gorman Jr. were passed by two Howard County bodies. The Vestry of Queen Caroline Parish, of which he was an active member, and the Democratic State Central Committee of Luke County adopted statements.
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A. P. Gorman, Jr
Arthur Pue Gorman
State Tax Commission
Howard County
Gorman
Queen Caroline Parish
Mr. Gorman
Democratic State Central Committee
Uke County
County Commissioners Award Supply Contracts
The county commissioners awarded three month supply contracts yesterday for Torronterac Hospital and jails. Bids covered dry goods shoes clothing groceries coal cattle bread hides tallow meat and more. Chamberlains Tablets advertised for indigestion biliousness and constipation with testimonial language.
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Torrenterac Hospital
John D. Hendrickson
B. ‘Rosenour
Warmest September on Record Amid Heavy Rainfall and Storms
The past September set a record as the warmest on record with no frost, high of 97 on the 8th, and two windstorms plus four thunderstorms. Rain totaled 3.10 inches across seven days, with bursts of heavy 1.93 inches in 24 hours on the Yard day, and 0.75 on the next.
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Tobe
Jesu Lan
Frederick Rally Draws 1300 at Lutheran Sunday School Meet
Frederick hosts the annual Rally of the Lutheran Sunday school with Mr and Mrs Hess Leading speakers. The Baltimore mayor speaks as a principal figure. over 1300 attendees hear reports and a subscription of 125 is taken. Lathe Sunday school in Frederick is the largest in the area and the enthusiasm is strong.
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Frederick
Dacoly Hes Lesher
Lutheran Sunday School
Baltimore
Hess
Waynesboro
Ilerala
Kelly Harris to Lead Martinsburg Y Work
Announcement states C G K Harris will serve as physical and recreational director for the Martinsburg Y M C A and likely assume duties in 7 to 10 days. Harris has long worked with Y M C A programs including a prior tenure as Frederick Y M C A general secretary and service in army mass games. Mrs Harris, formerly Miss Hagan of Frederick, is a swimming instructor who will oversee women’s Y M C A activities on Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
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C. G. K. Harris
Martinsburg Y. M.C. A
Harris
Frederick Y.M. C. A
Department of the East
National War Work Council
Land
Newport News
Hagan
Frederick
Norris
Big Pool
Martinsburg
New Y M C A Secretary E J Briggs Elected at Frederick
E J Briggs a civil engineer and former Y M C A worker with over a year in France with the AEF was elected general secretary of the Frederick Y M C A at a board meeting succeeding Rev Leighton Beaumont Hensley who resigned for health reasons. Briggs, about 35, married, has Y M G A work in Albany Buffalo and Washington and plans to report within two weeks. He will head a prosperous Y A program and returned soldiers receive free three month memberships. Also notes local business partnerships and a drugstore advert.
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E. J. Briggs
East Aurora
New York
Y.M. GC
France
Frederick
Beverly
W. Va
Briggs
Albany
N. Y
Buffalo
Washington
Frederick Associing
Asso- Chalom
Fredurice Bank Advertising Draft Notes
A historical corporate snippet lists Fredurice in Maryland with capital 25000 and surplus 125000. James H Harris is noted as President Frank L Stoner as Vice President and Albert Gilson linked to Castler. The fragment appears to be an internal header or organizational listing from a small bank or trust.
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James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
V. Preat. C
Albert Gilson
Castler
Plain Talk on Saving for Rainy Day Years
A column urges long time workers to evaluate retirement reserves after decades of service. It questions how much money has been saved for an inevitable unproductive period and stresses planning and discipline to weather future financial needs.
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Chas. Morgan
York Fair
Misa Lucy Eisenhauer
Dewey
Arnold Vo. Harner
Chamberlain
George L. Uildebrand
Thomas P. Culler
Allen G. Ogle
Thurmont
Ada Ogle
Worthington R. Angleberger
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Etta P. Wood
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Fr. Cheney & CO
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Kelly Harris
Martinsburg “Y” Work
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Frederick CO. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National
Fileddrick, MD
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Arvey FR. Lease
John Hershberger
Francis V. Staug
Frederick County
Francis J. Leatite
TWOOD
Uinta
Precarick County
Bradley
C. Leatherwood
Herbert F. Leatherwood
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