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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1915

Page

4

Democrats Elect District Committeemen Amid Filing Debates

Filing costs and late disclosures stir race for House of Delegates nominations. Dems report candidates Quer fess show expenditures of 22 and 25 dollars for filing, while others post 25 dollar primary fees. Committeemen elected across districts include Backeystown and multiple precincts with tie results and names such as Cromwell and King. Republican district helpers and county supervisors discussed registration days October 12 revision and travel savings.

4 & Deleplaine House of Delegates August T. Brust Dem Covery Theneater Democratic Party Tuesa Backeystown Haw nAlfgate Melville Cromweller Vy Richard ¢. Dutra Feigeet D.mohler Clayton Fick Ches J. Riddlemoser Spicate Willits Miller Searespt POE Ick Walter L. Flautt Schmidt Breckenridge Shaw MO G. Wesley Kind Lewis Metter James H. G Raymond H. Bussard Derick George W. Ht Devilla C. Brish John Derick No. S John T. Besta W. Hamm Harman L. Gay

Local party talks stall on central committee meeting

Figures A. Smith Claude E. Toms and Elmer A. Young are named but no call issued for a central committee gathering to elect a new chairman.

Er A. Smith Claude E. Toms Elmer A. Young Central Committee Pew

Sappington Stone wedding in Washington on Sep 4

Miss Myrtle Haver Stone of Washington and Dr. Ernest Frederick Sappington formerly of this county were married September 4 at the bride’s home on G street. Rev. Percy Foster Hall officiated. The couple will motor through New England and reside at the Argyle in Washington after November 1.

Sappington—Stone Myrtle Haver Stone Washington Ernest Frederick Sappington G Street Percy Foster Hall Epiphany Church Argyle Washington Sappington Boys High School Thly City Elass

Proceedings of Maryland State Firemen's Association Convention

Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Convention held at Lovaconing June 9 and 10 1915 provide copies to local fire companies. Names of all member companies officers and members are listed with a full account of the proceedings and photos of convention officers.

Maryland Lovaconing

Rivers Favorable for Summer Fishing Report

The Monocacy and Potomac rivers are in better condition for fishing this summer. Sportsmen are enjoying ideal weather with several good catches reported. Grubbs-PDo you think hay fever has a real cure. Stubbs-Some believe hanging or beheading will end it, but I view it as a punishment in the next world. Indianapolis News.

Potomac Grubbs Stubbs Indianapolis News

Pretty wedding on lawn at Hyattstown residence

A early evening wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs G Vernon Davis in Hyattstown on Thursday. Miss Mary Catherine Davis became the wife of Charles C Rhodes Jr of Baltimore. The ceremony occurred beneath cedar arches with Japanese lanterns and a bower. The couple will reside in El Paso Texas after a visit to Washington. Rhodes is a civil engineer in the U S reclamation service. Guests came from Baltimore Rockville Montgomery and Frederick counties.

G. Vernon Davis Dlyatistows Goo'Gock Mary Catherine Charles C. Rhodes, Jr Baltimore C. BR. Smith Mook Church South Clarkshue Lavn Elizabeth Rhodes Broom Edward Jacreon Udiimore Dramatis Durrow Linthiegu Martiter Mat of Honor Byuite Washington el Paso Texas Ithodes U $ Reclamation Service OQ. M. Fogle Brunsek Baltnore Rockville Pentgomery Frederick Cranges

Twenty Five Years in One Place at Buckeystown

John Morningstar of Buckeystown marks 25 years of uninterrupted service with William G. Baker. Morningstar entered Baker’s employ 25 years ago this week. Mrs Morningstar is also highly regarded by Baker. The News joins friends in offering anniversary congratulations.

John Morningstar Huckeystown William G. Baker Buckeystown Morningstar Baker

Canoe Stolen From Colonial Beach Bath House

A canoe owned by Robert Crothers and Herbert Hahn of this city was stolen from the Colonial Beach bath house along the Monocacy river in the past three weeks. Despite search efforts, the boat has not been recovered. Similar thefts occur, with canoes found later in secluded river spots after being taken during the summer.

Robert Crothers Herbert Hahn Bath House Colonial Beach Monocacy River

Riordan Improving After Walkersville Train Collision

William Riordan of Liberty remains confined with injuries after a wagon wreck caused by a Pennsylvania train at Walkersville yesterday morning. He suffers from shoulder and back injuries but his condition shows improvement.

Mr. Riordan William Riordan Liberty Pennsylvania Walkersville

Saturday's Market Basket Delights and Prices Across Goods

A busy morning market offers seasonable goat, peas, and apples at reasonable prices. Fruit and vegetables show wide ranges with oranges 30 to 60 cents per dozen, grapes 8 to 10 cents per basket, and cantaloupes 1 to 2 cents each. The note ends with the Sultan of Oman palace introducing a 50 cent light electric plant, signaling electrical machinery in Arabia.

Jonkis Sultan of Oman Arabia

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