New Advertisements Today
A jumble of notices and ads lists laborer and help wanted items along with sales private notices and store promotions. Names include John Bread Emma J Hubbard N. R. D Mantz and Elton G Kimmel with several millinery and fashion entries. Other items announce public sales auctions bank notices and retail promotions reflecting a bustling classifieds page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bread
Greenawalt
Frank Heffner
Coat
Emma J. Hubbard
M. G. Eichelberger
N. R
D. Mantz
James A. Jane
Clara Kimball Young
Sydney Ayres
D. Willard
Bennett
C. Thos
Kemp
Doll Bros
Bingae Yeas Carty
Greenawail
N. Clary
Mgr
Market Street
Potts and Griffin Bank
Citizens’ Nat
Berman
Neidig & Miller Public
Admx
Elton G. Kimmel
Milliner
N. R. & D. Mantz N.Y. Millinery Partors
Kefauver
Chas. A. Ogis
H.R. Lease
Reno
Drum Children's Shoe Experts
Markey’s
Ministers Invite States Attorney to Meeting
Ministers invite Samuel A. Lewis to a special meeting of the County Ministerial Association at the Y M C A auditorium to discuss prohibiting gambling devices at the Frederick Fair. Lewis’s letter prompted the extra gathering, with Hood College’s Dr Joseph H Apple backing the anti gambling effort and Fair officials stating the agricultural association enforces state law on fairgrounds. The informal session included prayers by Rev W R OB Turner and remarks by Rev W A Hartman, with many clergy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Samuel A. Lewis
County
Ministerial Association
Lewis
Wago
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
O. C. Warehime
The
Fair Association
Vr. Warehime
Cbet
Agricultural Association
W. R. OB. Turner
Acamstown
W. A. Hartman
Middletown
U. S. G. Rupp
D. D
H. C. Erdman
Charlee A. Shilke
W. E. Holley
E. H. Lamar
Hymeneal Engagements and Weddings Reported
Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Eader daughter of Dr and Mrs T S Eader of Clarke Place to Mr A G Moul son of Mr W H Moul of Hanover Pa. Wedding planned for early fall. Also wedding arranged for Miss Nira Faunt leay Powell of Leeshare Va and Mr Richard Po ls of Frederik to be held at the bride home on Tuesday September 25. Jacobs Bruchey couple Mary Bruchey and Clarence Jacobs wed by Rev Dr Ulysses G Rupp. Picnic attendance noted at Western Maryland outing with about 5 000 attendees at the H F Railroad event in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eader
T. S. Eader
Clarke Place
A. G. Moul
W. H. Moul
Hanover
Nira Fauntleay Powell
Leeshare Va
Richard Po 1S
Frederik
Jacobs—Bruchey
Clarence E. Jacobs
Mary Bruchey
Ulysses 3. G. Rupp
Evangelical Luthean Church
Paul Smith
H & F Railroad
Western Maryland
Ia Rerstown
S.avers
Prohibition Party Meets in YMCA Auditorium
In a county gathering Rev. Howard O Keen was reelected county chairman and Asa H Watkins of Mt Airy was re elected secretary and treasurer The nominations committee including Thomas E Watkins Henry Remsberg G I Nichols H L Beard and William H Runkles reported at the afternoon session as the party adopts its platform and lists candidates for the coming election The attendance was moderate but the Dry faction remains confident about their prospects
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Prohibition Party
Y.m-C.a
Howard O. Keen
Asa H. Watkins
Mt. Airy
Thomas E. Watkins
Henry Remsberg
Middletown
G. I. Nichols
LeGore
H. L. Beard
Frederick
William H. Runkles
Political Ticket and Prohibition Platform Outlined
State Senator John T. Pearl and other county officials named include Ernest Kindley for county treasurer and Harry Winebrenner for sheriff. The county chairman's address highlighted the Prohibition party’s plan to present a ticket and seek voter choice on saloon questions. The platform mirrors the Baltimore State Convention with a plank denouncing omnipartisan governance. Court term nears end with grand jury expected to finish this week and most cases carried to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Pearl
Middletown
Ernest Kindley
Buckeystown
Harry Winebrenner
Woodsboro
Register of Wills
Calvin Metcalf
Libertytown
Edw. Rusherman
Burkittsville
George H. Catsail
Monrovia
the Orphan’s Court
George F. Nichols
LeGore
Albert McBride
W. H. Runkles
Mr. Airy
Millard F. McBride
Ballenger
House of Delegates
Raymond Bennett
Benjamin Saxton
Lewis Lutz
William L. Purdum
John H. Zimmerman
Keen
Prohibition Party
Peopley
Baltimore
United States
Srand
Among the Sick Mrs Hess Leaves Frederick Hospital
Mrs. George W. Hess of Ruckerstown, after three weeks at Frederick City Hospital following an operation, was returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hess
Ruckeratown
Frederick City Hospital
Lowing
Prohibition Convention Attendee Brings Grapes to Members
Roland Reginald Simpath of Liner 1 attended the Prohibition party convention today with a pi of grapes for members. Frederik was among visitors as the event proceeded, reflecting local social rituals and informal hospitality at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Reginald Simpath
Frederik
Prohibition Party
Excursion Rates Draw Baltimore Visitors to City
Public notices report inundation of travelers from Baltimore who exploited excursion fares on the previous day. About twenty five individuals arrived in the city, with advertising boosting business activity and drawing interest to local commerce.
Frightened by blast at McCardell building site
Two women, Miss Conklin who is blind and Miss Vernon, were knocked to the pavement on North Market Street by a dynamite blast at the new McCardell building. Miss Vernon suffered a deep scalp wound and both were given medical aid at John Schell’s store. They were later sent home or cared for by friends as others remained shaken by the accident.
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Alte
McCardell
Miss Conklin
Miss Vernon
North Market Street
John Ed. Schell
Vernon
Mia
Fannie Schley Hewes
W. W. Osburn
Col
George W. F. Vernon
Baltimore
Motorcycle Cop Busy Arrests and Warnings Across City
Officer W. B. Gosnell patrolled the city yesterday enforcing traffic laws. Nine arrests and 41 warnings were issued with six offenders from Maryland, two from Washington, and one from New Jersey. He will also be on duty next Sunday per mayoral orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Gosnell
Washington
New Jersey
New Schedule Into Effect For Ha gerstown Frederick Line
The winter timetable for the Ha gerstown and Frederick Railway began yesterday. Superintendent R. Paul Smith said service was uninterrupted during the change. City car service now runs every twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown and Frederick
R. Paul Smith
Frederick Garden Praised as Maryland Showplace
The Baltimore Sunday Sun magazine highlights Frederick Educational Botanical Garden with photos of the yard and superintendent Frank Hargett. The garden is boosted as one of Frederick’s show places.
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Frederick Garden
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Frederick
Educational
Frank
Hargett
Officers Guard Children Near East Church School
Policemen Quion and Filby stood at Market and Church at noon to watch over school children on their homeward walk. They will patrol this corner again at dismissal to ensure safety.
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Quion and
Filby
Market and
Church Streets
East Church Street
Classis To Meet Here For Clerk’s Dissolution Session
A special Mary Jane Classis meeting will be held in the parlors of the Evangelical Reformed church on Wednesday at 1 205 m to dissolve the pastor relation between Rev. L Nowin Witton and the Brunswick charge and dismiss him to the Somerset Classis.
Public sale of Lamont estate at 29 East Fifth Street
Agent for Captain Walter G. Lamont and Mrs. Lamont offers a public sale Friday morning September 24 at 10 o clock. Items include an International Harvester Auto Truck twelve passenger desks mor ris chair sofa cots iron beds mattresses bed springs bedding tugs matting chairs ranges heaters oil stove and oven gas plate and stove bureaus buffets refrigerator book case and books tubs kitchen cabinet canned goods dishes utensils and more. Sale conducted by H H Lease Agt and Auctioneer D C Brish Clerk. Terms cash. Also notice that Elton G Kimmell will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Ruth C Kimmell who has left his bed and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Lamont
Lamont
East Fifth Street
International Harvister Auto
Morris
H. H. Lease
D. C. Brish
Parties Prepare for County Chairmanship Contests
Political gossip in Frederick centers on county chairmanships in both major parties. Democrats eye D Columbus Kemp or others while Dr Charles Goodell leads Republicans. Registration days set for Sept 28 and Oct 5 with changes in affiliation due by six months before the presidential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Columbus Kemp
Charless Goodell
Teadhe GO. P
Frederick
Col Lo Austin Baughman
Kemp
Hle Ws
County Cental Committee
Tuscarora
Luesdiy
State Central Committee
Goodell
Republican Committee
Jhhat
Card of Thanks and Local Notices From 1915
A card of thanks expresses appreciation for loyal support at the primaries and notes gratitude for votes in the districts where the sender lived and worked. Also listed are notices for a regular dancing class and a public sale of household items on September 25 1915 at 170 West Patrick Street. Various shop and market notices mention fresh vegetables at Blue Ribbon Grocery and market operations including a change in church mission meeting time and a winter market start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick St
Zella Summers
Millinery Opening at NLR and Mantz Display
NLR and D Mantz announce first display of trimmed hats opening Thursday September 23 at 14 South Market Street New York with up to date elegant millinery on display Friday and Saturday. Also a grand display of Red Cross human hair enriches in shades. Mrs De Kefauver Over Mednix Carpet Store Frederick MD.
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N. Ro
EL Mantz
NLR & D. Mantz
South Market St
New York
Red Cross
J Hais
DE Kefauver
Mednix
Frederick
Rich Plaids Arrive in New York Silk Fabrics
A buyer reports a large showing of rich plaids in silk suitable for dresses or waists. Fabrics measure 26 inches wide at $1.00 a yard. Backing the plaids offers 40 inch material at $1.50 a yard in multiple colors.
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New York
Farms for Sale and Real Estate Listing by Albaugh Harris
Albaugh and Harrington Real Estate Insurance and Typewriters advertise numerous farms for sale near Frederick and other Maryland towns. Listings include 1 to 195 acre tracts, with locations such as Walkeraville Monrovia Vienna Urbana and Mount Pleasant. plus oil and suburban property and fire insurance services. Agents offer Remington typewriters Smith Premier Monarch machines and supplies. location 7 North Market Street 2nd Floor.
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Hansonville
New Market
Fred
Monrovia
Jefferson
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Lediesburg
Araby
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Hood's Mills
Walkeraville
Rockville
Virginia
Brunswick
Mt. Pleasant
Buckeyetown
Woodaboro
Frederck
Harmony Grove
Park Mills
Mt. Airy
Creageratown
Wlabore
Petersville
Remington Typewriter Company
Remington
Smith-Premier & Monarch
North Market Street
Thane 74
For Sale Land Parcels Near Several Towns
Property sale listing details multiple plots from 10 to 905 acres located near Red Mill school house Bethel Park Mills Feagaville Jefferson Walkersville Utica. Each tract described with approximate acreage and nearby landmark or town for buyer reference.
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Red Mill School House
Bethel
Park Mills
Feagaville
Jefferson
Walkersville
Utica
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the Daily News
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Alexander the Great
Relin
Robert Emmet
Rheims
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
the News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Khachve
H. C. Keen
Asa H. Watkine
Valve
Dennis Shankle
George W. Young
E. C. Krantz
George R. Dennis
Reno S. Harp
Ruth C Kimmell
Elton G. Kimmell
IC Charmer
Democrats
D. C. Kemp
Dr. Goodell
Wil
Crum
Kemp Hall
Church
Knights of Columbus
St. John's Church
Geo F. Topper
G K. Jos
Heoff
Arket
Henry Schmidt
Vleaedom
Nicodemus
Spring Chicken
Gittinger's Grocery
F. M. Boone
N. Beats Street
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
J. D. Baker
Ace
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Veseeeee Vic
WM. G. Zimmerman
Eeeee Oaghier
John D. Hendrigkbon
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Anet
Neidig & Miller
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
H. Conley
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
D. D. Baker
Fortable
Trey
Rose
Becan
Potts & Griffin
Sala
Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estate, Insurance & Typewriters
Badlesburs
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Braddock
Eiehta
Winchester
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cal
Cramer & Staupfer
Court
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
Nchale
Woodyboro
Brunawic
Fulmera
Urbanares
Lewistown
Wailkeraville
Clifte
Fesgavilis
Yellow
Meer Sredecks Junction
Nate Ac
Adame Nah Rete
Sear Ale
Unionville
Wits
Tana
Johneville
Woodsbero
Ieee Ee
Walkersvil
Chitton
Palmer
Mt. al
Court Stammt
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