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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
6
The 1919 piece argues police should remain neutral in labor disputes, resisting affiliation with unions or employer groups. It warns that backing either side could bias policing, inviting unrest and undermining equal justice for all.
Citizens learn only one fountain has raised prices on ice cream and soft drinks while others keep the same rates. Local prices top many nearby outlets, with ten cents for aliced drinks and up to twenty-five cents for sundaes. Labor union sends 13 questions to Washington county candidates to guide endorsements.
Edward James of East Church Street spent yesterday in Washington on business. Eda James has returned from six weeks in Baltimore. W C Conley of Hagerstown was in Frederick on business. Duvall Scholl of North Market Street spent Tuesday in Washington. Mrs Harold Moberly and daughter Elizabeth of Winchester VA left for Roanoke VA after visiting the Moberly home. Joseph Gaver left to resume studies at Lehigh University. Mrs B F Yost of Shelbyville IL is visiting her sister Mrs Robt Tyson. Lieut George Henry formerly of the 68th Infantry Brigade spent Monday and Tuesday in the city. discharge expected later this week. Mrs Sarah C Sligle of Hanover PA returned home after visiting the Loughs. Mr and Mrs U A Lough and daughter visited Gett yeburg New Oxford Hanover VA and returned. Delegates going to Baltimore for the Democratic State Convention to nominate Albert C Ritchie for Governor included Mrs F Granville Fhomag and several couples. Mayor and Mrs Gilmer Seley and others went to Washington to view the Pershing parade. Miss Katherine Hummelbaugh left for Annville PA to enter Lebanon Valley College and study locution. Rev H Hummelbaugh accompanied her. Mr and Mrs John Craig and others visited the Hummelbaughs and attended the Washington parade. Mr William O Kolb of East Third Street and his party motored to Washington to see the First Division parade.
Ming Mary L. C. Maxon of Hagerstown weds Carroll Renshaw Hendrickson of Frederick tonight at St Johns Church Hagerstown. Relatives attend. the bride has been feted at a Byron home reception with supper and dance for about 50 guests.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a banjo recital at City Opera Hall delighted 400 attendees at Athletic Park while Miss Mary Steckle of the Woman’s College served as temporary organist at Saint's Episcopal Church. Miss Mabel Deltrick of Baltimore visited Miss Hallie Walker on West Patrick Street.
Noah E. Cramer and James H. Cramer through N. E. CRAMER & SON advertise real estate, loans, and fire insurance with fidelity bonds. Properties listed include 150 acres near Middletown, 102 acres at Woodsboro, 200 acres at Cererville, 200 acres at Urbana, 68 acres at Pearl, plus 2 acres adjoining and suburbs of the city, with modern city homes and suburban plots.
Five candidates filed expense statements totaling 262.61 for the September 8 primary. Harry B. Witter led with 108.60 for entrance fees, ads, and printing. Sherman P. Bowars reported 101.61 mainly for newspaper advertising. Holden S. Felton counted 96.90 with election expenses. Dr. Charles F. Goodell spent 54.50 on ads and related costs. the brief note from New Market's Ha offered the smallest sum, nothing.
Frederick Maryland September 1919 bank statement shows resources including loans and discounts cash reserves and deposits. It lists capital stock surplus profits deposits due and other liabilities with Robert A Kemp as treasurer sworn September 16 1919 before Notary Edward Shaw and signed by directors Frank C Norwood R P Ross R Rush Lewis.
Frederick National Bank reports assets of 1 678 187 10 and liabilities including capital stock, surplus, and deposits as of September 12 1913. It lists loans and discounts, U S bonds, reserves with the Federal Reserve, and various deposits and escrows in a formal bank call.
Auction notices list a public sale of farm property near Frederick including four work horses, 16 cows with calves, and 18 hogs, plus a household goods sale at 247 Dill Ave on September 26. The documents show tax and financial figures alongside credit details and auctioneers Mrs Olevia Conard and W. Le Rice.
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