Frederick Rotary Club Eyes County Chapter Formation
A preliminary meeting is planned to foster a county chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution in Frederick. The article notes local patriotic heritage, including burned taxed paper in 1765 and connections to Washington, with up to 100 visitors expected for the Rotary Club led event marking broader civic development and historical commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assafons
Frederick
YesTonight
Sethe Sons of the American Revolution
J.H. Preston
Baltimore
National Society
Frederick County
Susquehanna
Washington
Tom Johnson
Jed
Taney
Winfield Scot
Schley
Thorady
Rotary Club
Rotary
Editors Respond To McBride In Wartime Debate
Letters to the editor show J Grove countering E H McBride on President Wilson’s Europe trip and wartime policy. The exchange questions Prohibition and the war effort, arguing McBride’s stance is weak and praising Democratic leadership and national mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grove
E. H. McBride
Mcbride
Jeter Wiltienne
Beto Mr. McBride
Pte
Aiyear
Sshaly
G& Wilson
Dien
Germany
Nesspd Gubmarines
MT. McBride
Presiath
W. Publican Senate
Namie
Fleon
Eemy
Sonia
Inquiring Reporter Polls Five Voters Ahead of Election
An Inquiring Reporter survey asks five residents at Handem for their vote expectations one week before the election. Responses range from about 65 to 80 percent turnout, with notes on weather, women voters, and the impact of the League of Nations debate. Letters to the editor discuss patriotism, party loyalty, and civic duty amid wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
C¢ Gilbert
Barber
Gicre
Toto
John Hershberger
Baker
Thaydl
United States
League of Nations
William M
Storm
Geo. ED. Smith
The
Orphans’ Court
H. D. Brehison
Uealy M. Umbergdr
Monrovia
Purely Personal Notes Move and Travel Updates
Purely personal notices list residents and visitors across Urbana Middletown and Frederick area. W. K. Hendrickson and goddaughters move to 612 Elm Street after purchase. Grover L. Michael returns from wedding trip to 238 North Market Street. Ministers and residents travel for church events and visits to Washington Baltimore Atlantic City and other places. Homes and occupations noted include Ralph Wolfe Rosemont Terrace Pen-Mar and Maryland Bar qualification for H. Noel Haller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. KE. Hendrickson
Urbana
Elm Street
Grover L. ‘Michael
NorthMarket Street
Luther M. Kuhns
Omaha
Nebraska
Myra
Charles W. Lough
Second Street
Washington
May Gaslor
Middletown
Jegsups
Washington D. CC
The
Lutheran Churchs
Wm. Gelsbert
Baltimore
Pen-Mar
Hageratown
M.’ Oneida Derr
Christian Endeavor Convention
Joseph Lee
Knoxville
Atlantic City
N. J
Simon C. Nusbaum
Westminster
Freederick County
Heltzel Shanefelter Wedding in York and Other Local Marriages
Local York couple wed in a ceremony led by Rev. George Tragesser with guests from Warren and Frederick regions. Additional weddings include Davis and Lambert at Baltimore and a Libertytown ceremony at St Peters. Also noted are a marriage announcement for Margaret Smith to John Gross and Emig Dearoff nuptials in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heltzel
Shanefelter
York
J. William Heltzel
Warren
Ohio
Mary
Kathryn Shanefelter
I Jen I. Shanefelter
York Street
Wera
George T. Tragesser
St. Anthony's Chugrch
Mount Saint Mary's
Allen C. Rosensteel
Emmits Bag
Davis
Lambert
George BK. Davis
Baltimore
Frederick
Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. S. G. Rupp
Arthur 2. Lambert
Mise
Margaret Elizabeth Smith
Mra
Mmory L. Smith
Libertytown
John J. Gross
St. Peters Church
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick readers recall events from October 28 1909 including the Potomac Synod address by Rev E R Eschbach on twenty first century conditions and forces. A Democratic rally at Rudy's Hall Middletown featured Major Charles Latta as nominee for Congress. Thomas Frederick married Minnie Lorraine Buckey at St Pauls Reformed Church Union Bridge. Streets superintendent Manly installed a new floor on the Carroll Creek bridge on South Market Street. Margaret Knode has a plum tree in bloom. U S Fish Commissioner L G Harron delivered three large mouth bass assignments to Dr J W Downey Wilbur H Duvall and O S Howards distributed along the Merconey Setial dentate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Mercersburg, Pa
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
Travers“Thomas
Soas
Minnie Lorraine Buckey
Rochester Mills
Vailis Sounty
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Union Bridge
EL L. Melean
Grace Reformed Church
United States
L. G. Harron
J. W. Downey
Wilbur H. Duvall
Two Held for Drug Store Theft Case in Baltimore
Rt. B. Alexander of Atlanta and L. T. Smith of Athens were held for the grand jury on robbery charges after a Frederick hearing. Alexander confessed to the theft at the Co-Operative Drug Company while Smith faced charges of receiving stolen goods. Evidence showed Smith carried the suitcase with morphine and medicines to Baltimore, with $108 found on him and a revolver at his home. Smith testified he received the suitcase from Alexander and was ignorant of its contents. Alexander claimed Smith aided after receiving money and a planned joint bus venture. The court ordered both men held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grahame Johnson
Rt. B. Alexander
Atlanta
Co- Operative
L. T. Smith
Athens
Alexander
Smith
Frederick
Baltimore
Howard
Johnson
Charles H. Kipp
Co-Operative Drug Company
Kipp
S Smith
Co-Operative Drug Store
Patrick Street
Smith i
City Hotel
Aaron R. Anders
Alevanger
Reno S. Harp
Pheasants Thrive in Maryland Says State Game Warden
State game warden E Lee Le Compte reports pheasants released by deputies in Maryland counties are thriving in woods and on friendly terms with partridges. He notes woodland loss harms bird life while wild bird numbers appear to be rising.
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E. Lee le Compte
Maryland
Halloween Date Puzzle For Many
The note ponders when to celebrate Hallowe en this year as the calendar places October 31 on a Sunday, proposing Monday November 1 All Saints Day or possibly combining with election night to avoid Sunday shop hours and porch clutter concerns.
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Hallowe'en
Muromer
Pennsylvania highway construction records broken in week
Record figures show highway work in Pennsylvania for the week ending October 11. The State Highway Department reports 27 miles of modern highway completed on varied projects statewide. By October 19 total year construction reached 320 miles with resurfacing and piling efforts noted, including 315 miles resurfaced in 1920 and about 1300 miles piled.
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Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Postal rate debate and army recruitment update
Retain 2-cent postage plan with no rate change and propose a 1-cent local delivery rate. Postmaster General Burleson expects higher postal revenue from reducing local delivery. Army of Occupation recruiting in Germany resumes November 1 for 200 infantry positions including 12 clerks. high type recruits only. Real estate sale: 14 room brick dwelling at 127 W Patrick St transfers to Mr and Mrs R H Davidge with possession Jan 1.
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Susan M. Lowie
A. D
Frederick County
Marsiat
Raat
Frederick
Baltimore
Susan M. Lewis
Caleb M. Lewin
Kiesther
Congress
Burleson
Army of Occupation
Germany
Narmenta
Seachrist Home
Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co
W. Patrick St
Mary IL Snachrist
R. HH. Davidge
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for severe colds and grippe with two hour dosing until three doses are taken. It claims open nostrils, stopped runny nose, relief from headache and feverish symptoms, and warns it costs only a few cents at drug stores. Also includes classified notices offering a baby carriage for sale and corn delivery service.
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Pape
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Unig
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Austria
Europe
Mialdas
Politirelana
Earth
William J Grove
Lime Kiln
H. Bryde
Ardent
Hobokeron J.T
Sidney
Bsa
Emig—Dearorff
Clarence A. Emig
Sarah J. Dearorff
Evangelical Reformed Prrsonage
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Ralph &. Wolfe
Kepper
Catoctin
Maccabees
Old Motown
Nellie Wade Palmer
Bollyar
Edward An] Palmer
Frederick City Hospital
the News
Rudy's Hall
J. FE. Beatts
Charles ‘Latte
Bageratown
Manly
Carroll Creek
Margaret Knode
South Market Street
Foley & Co
SheMold Ave
Chicago
Foley
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Nwo
North Market Street
Barr ‘Ca
W. Woolworth
Market
Riggs
Viet
Vriter
Young and Welner’s
Cumberland
Hunkin Donkey Construction Co
Harry J. Miller
East South Street
Cramer's Palace
Youxa
News-Post
News- Post
News Ofice
W. Patrick Street
the Bend
McBrida
East Patrick Street
Guernsey
G. W. Bowers
John L. Dutrow
Joseph I. Bussard
Alkersvile
Mad
Besste Greason
Edgar Fenster
J. Hi. Jamigan
Everhart
West Patrick Street
L. Dutrow
H. Buscard
Jon West Patrick
J. Pearl
Elgin
Raward
Edst
Carroll St
Vane Commercial Printing
Park Place
Madison ‘Street
Bath
Edward S. Delaplaine
South Street
Harry & Tyeryar
Daniel
Buckey
Market St
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