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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1920

Page

3

Voters Listed as Montgomery County Registration Grows

Registers show 6 117 qualified voters in Montgomery County with a large party split and more than 800 registered in several districts after enfranchisement of women. Polling places to be added in Laytonsville Clarkeburg Rockville Colesville Bethesda Barnesville Wheaton precincts. Oliver Dowd Byron, a Maryland native actor, dies at Castle Byron Long Branch aged 78. Funeral held at Pflugertown Cemetery.

Montgomery” County Laytonshive Clarkeburg Rockville Colesville Byron Oliver Dowd Byron Maryland Oma Castle Byron Long Branch Frederick Edwin Oth McCullough Lawrence Rrett

Montgomery Jurors Drawn for November Circuit Term

Judge Edward C. Peter names jurors for Montgomery County circuit court term beginning Monday November 8 at Rockville. Listed by district, jurors include Laytonsville Charles Higgins Henry Fulks William Magruder. Clarksburg George Pearce Somerset Williams Ernest King. Poolesville Jerge Myerly Charles Williams Maurice Mossburg Joseph Allnut. Rockville Edmund Gloyd Lewis Johnson Amos Magruder William Ward Frank Wilson John Bensdneers. Colesville William Bean Mance Bready Isaac Burton Alfred Earp. Darnestown Lucian Walters James Beall John Hall. Bethesda Charles Schacter John Perry Edward Mur a William Moore Charles Benson Arthur Brown David Oland. Gaithershore James Rolls James Warfield William Crawford Samuel Plummer. Potomac John Ball William Ricketts Thomas Bissett. Barnesville David Hershey Edward Horine Thomas Darne. Damascus James Young Bradley King Nathan Sheckels. Wheaton James Atwood Edgar Ray Stanzy Brown George Wolfe Edward Bea.

Edward C. Peter Montgomery County Rockville Laytonsville Charles J. Higgins Henry V. Fulks William S. Magruder Clarksburg George C. . Pearce Somerset T. Williams Ernest King Poolesville Jerge G. Myerly Chares M. Williams Maurice” M. Mossburg Joseph

Desert rocks and local figures linked to Sahara inquiry

A fragmentary report mentions Col. G. W. F. Vernon, W. C. Page, J. B. Thomas, and F. D. Shriner from Frederick as members of a committee. It notes the Sahara desert stone composition and describes rocks formed by extreme temperature changes. The text is incomplete and offers limited coherent details about the committee and the desert reference.

Col.g. W.F. Vernon W. C. Page J. B. Thomas F.D. Shriner Frederick Sant Sahara Desert Rocka

Woman Tries Death by Rat Poison in Field Route

A woman, Mrs Tomlin, aged about 25, attempted self harm by consuming rat poison on a farm near Frederick. She was found in a field along the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, taken to Frederick City Hospital, and later to her home in improved condition. Her husband, Lewis Tomlin, works at Mountain City Mills. Authorities note no motive given. she is mother of two young children.

Baltigior Patrick Tomlin F.R. Goodman Alao Sum Nee Faye Lewis Tomlin Mountain City Mills

Army Beats Tulls. Swarthmore, Baltimore Coll. Lose

Football notes report Army easily defeated Tulls 26 to 6 with Glenn Wilhide leading. Swarthmore and Baltimore College teams fell 41 to 0 and 34 to 0 respectively. Mt Washington, Camp Holabird, and Frederick Athletic Club results noted along with Mt St Marys and Virginia Poly, plus a divorce suit filed in Gaithersburg by Minnie Cornella Hoskinson for a limited divorce and child custody.

Five Passengers Hurt as Auto Flips on Emmitsburg Road

An 8 o'clock crash near Richfield farm on the Emmitsburg State road left Mesy Edgar H Essig seriously brain injured and Mrs Essig with a broken head, both passengers in a five passenger car that overturned after steering gear locked. Mr and Mrs Reindollar in the rear were bruised and later discharged. The injured were taken to City Hospital by ambulance for treatment and the full extent of Mrs Essig s injuries could not be determined immediately.

Edgar H. ‘Essig Newton- Reindollar Issig Emmitsburg State Road Richfield” Farm Tollgate Essig Mr. Essig

Three Killed in Wreck Near Chambersburg Pennsylvania

A serious accident yesterday afternoon near Chambersburg Pa left three dead and several injured when a car plunged 40 feet from a bridge onto the roadbed below. The deceased were John C Care Thomas Rowley and Mrs Stephen Rowley. Among the injured were Mrs Thomas, Pearl Stephens and Roseana Chré. Authorities investigated the crash and listed the condition of the survivors.

Chambersburg ag John C._H Thomas Stephen Rowley Reburg Intocho Fedying Stephens Oearl Misa Rosansa’ Chré

Shoestrings for Ties and Neckwear in Japan Visit

Dr William Ev Lampe, formerly of Frederick now in Japan, writes to the Secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions describing his trip. He reports he has worn neckwear, given sermons, and spoken through interpreters, noting his progress and reception in various places.

Lampe Japan William Ev Lampe Philadelphia Frederick Mast Board of Foreign Misatona Sam

Real estate sale of brick dwelling on East Third Street

Salé of property by Nash E. Cramer and Son, real estate, loan and insurance agents, to Gilmore R. Flatt for H Mehrle-Gittinger. The lot at No 205 North side East Third Street is improved with a two story brick dwelling and was sold on private terms.

Guy Nash E. Cramer H. ‘Mehrle - Gittinger East Third Street Glimore R Fiautt

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