Construction Road to Buckeystown Road Hopes Fade
Frederick Board of Trade sought a state road linking Frederick to Montgomery County via Buckeystown Turnpike and Dickerson. Secretary MacGill reported the Roads Commission has not officially considered the project and has no funds now. A future legislature appropriation could enable action, with Chairman Weller favoring the plan.
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Frederick Board of Trade
Buckeystown
Montgomery County
Lloyd T. MacGill
C. E. Weller
Good ‘Roads Commission
Maryland
Trade Board
MacGill
Weller
Frederick City
District of Columbia
Dickerson Station
MacGilf
Frederick
Buckeystown Turnpike
Dickerson
Commissioner Stevens Narrow Escape From Collision
County Commissioner Stevens faced a near fatal crash this morning near Worman's Mill when oncoming teams forced him from the Emmitsburg Road to the Liberty Pike. He struck a roadside fence to avoid colliding with the vehicles, the impact lifting the rear of his car and rupturing a front tire, yet he was not ejected.
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Stevens
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Worman’s Mill
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Frederick Abattoir Business Reorganization Clarified
Frank C Norwood, president, writes to correct a Baltimore Run article about Frederick City Abattoir. He states the Frederick City Abattoir Company owns the plant outright, has not operated since June 10 1913, and will not pend operations tomorrow. A separate Frederick Abattoir Company leased the plant, began in 1913, and will exit, selling its pack. both firms deny any failure and pledge prompt settlement of obligations.
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Frank Cy Norwood
Baltimore
Frederick Abattoir Falls
Frederick City
Frederick Abattoir Company
Frederick City Abattoir Company
Frank C, Norwood
Seniors Make Pennants Pennants for Hoye and Girls H S
Members of the Hoye and Girls High School visited Miss Ruth Smith at her Frederick area home last evening where two large pennants destined to fly over the high schools were crafted. After the craft, a wagon ride and refreshments followed with a long list of attendees including Ruth Smith and many classmates. Meantime the senior boys began preliminary football practice as Captain Leicherz plans daily sessions ahead of the first game, with the schedule to be released soon.
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Roxana White
Eloise Biser
Elmira Renn
Ruth Smith
Grace E. Burgee
Annabell Dill
Martha Kemp
Dorothy Cramer
Harriet Smith
Nellie Brent- Unger
Grace Delashmutt
Mary Zimmerman
Charlotte Motter
Mdam Ramsburg
Helen
C. Wolfe
Lucie Remsaberg
Lester Feaga
Ross Wilhide
Marion Miller
Austin Pearre
Roy Schroeder
Ralph Schroeder
Claggett Summers
Elmer Haberkorn
Harry Hopwood
Paul Simpson
Hunter Bowers
Boulden Waters
Thomas Ordeman
Leicherz
Congregational Meeting to Vote on New Pastor at Zion Lutheran
This afternoon a congregational meeting at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown will vote on appointing a new pastor. Rev W A Hartman of Pittsburgh who preached here recently is among the nominees. Also the Day of Atonement will be observed by the city Jewish colony beginning Tuesday evening through Wednesday night with fasting and shofar blast. Breakers Rearrested in Maryland area after Rockville jail escape. White’s finger severed in sausage grinder incident at West Fifth Street meat market run by Frank E Brengie.
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Zion Lutheran Church of
Middletown
W. A. Hartman
Pittsburgh, Pa
Republicans condemn primary system at county meeting
The Republican County Central Committee meeting at the courthouse discussed condemning the primary election law for high filing fees that deter poorer candidates and the burden of election costs on taxpayers. Leaders praised early voter registration, planned to present resolutions at the State Convention in Baltimore Monday night, and announced further registration efforts on October 6 and 7 plus a Frederick city workers meeting at North Market Street to organize registration drives.
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Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Charles F. Goodell
Albaugh’s
Baltimore
Republic
Arthur D. Willard
Keno
Herps
Party
Frederick City
Uéddiquartars
North Market Street
Clingan Tarness
Long Wait for Court for John White in Frederick Jail
John White, colored, faces a lengthy wait in Frederick jail for the next grand jury after being charged with stealing $2 from William Hall. He admitted the loan and intended to return the money, and he will serve a six month term before his prospective sentence. Justice Dennis set bond at $50 pending grand jury action. Ernest Ward, colored, was found guilty of drunk and resisting an officer, fined $2.50. Chief of Police Hoffman made the arrest.
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John” White
Frederick
John
White
Willam Hall
Hall
Dennis
Ernest Ward
JusticeGeorge R
T. Fy
Walter Atkinson
Tollows
Fred. Diener
Ralph Bowers
John Engle
George Webster
Otto Reinmuth
Forest Brown
Arthur Grove
Earl Mossburg
Former Frederick Resident Tours Local Ties on Auto Trip
Former Frederick resident William M. Hardt and family, including Miss Hardt and J. William Hardt of Philadelphia, arrived in Frederick for an overnight visit on a motor tour, met old friends, then headed toward Gettysburg. The party also toured a hosiery plant where Hardt was an original stockholder and noted Philadelphia bank examiner. A prowler alarm at George H. Kerser’s garden unsettled residents late last night. Mrs. Robert H. Dutrox of Dayton, visiting Frederick, left for Walkersville to visit friends before returning home.
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Brop Vvl
Wiliam M. Hardt
Hardt
J. William Hardt
Philadelphia
Frederick
Noen
Gettysburg
George H Kerser
Robert H Dutrox
Dayton
Ohio
Edward Heinlein
Walkersville
William Baer
Mabel
George Shorb
Allen Bortaige
Dennis Snook
Grayson Stull
Thomas Wachter
Raymond Lenhart
William Lenhart
Carrie Flickinger
Woodsboro
Allen
Literary Societies Form New Divisions and Officers
The September meetings of several literary societies led to inaugurations of new officers and a packed program of recitations essays and debates. Key roles filled include G Hunter Bowers and Roy Atkinson among others with October 2 gatherings planned for multiple groups.
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G. Hunter Bowers
P.T. Marion Stuli Miller
Thomas Summers
Marion Niall Miller
J. Emory Nwope
Lester B. Feaga
Roy Atkinson
Elmer Haberkorn
Paul Michael
China
Austin Rhonasg
Donald Murray
Erlcer
Excelsior Literary Society
Arie Evelyn Stone
K. Neidling
Helen Steiner
May Kemp
K. Mitchell
M. Roderick
V. Hoffman
K. Seth- Ying
Opal Steinhaus
Grace Swope
Mary Kidwiter
Arie
Family Man Mistakenly Drinks Poison From Horse Medicine
Joseph Murray offered whiskey to James Hardy at Mt Airy near Long Corner. In error Hardy drank a solution of bichloride of mercury and hydrochloric acid intended for a horse. He grew critically ill and was treated at Simpson's Hotel with antidotes. His prognosis remains uncertain. Hardy is married with three children and from Long Corner.
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Joseph Murray
Long Corner
James Hardy
Simpson
Mt. Airy
Hardy
Gorman
Mr. Murray
Murray
Rudy
J. H. Kefauver
J. D. Chaney
T. B. Johnson
Frederick
Community Notes From County Tounst Local Visitors and Health Update
County town notes list visitors from Emmitsburg Brunswick and Frederick Meantime health update notes Edward E Adams Jr Washington visit. Edward E Adams improving after brain hemorrhage. Social calls include sponsors and Waltz Philadelphia pair motorcycle visit to grandmother Susan Waltz. Recitations and performances by local residents noted with next meeting October 9.
Harvest Home to Be Observed by Rev A J Herman
Local social notes list visits among families in Walkersville Frederick and Utica with the Harvest Home service announced for Sunday by Rev. A J Herman. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Frederick and nearby towns. The compilation shows frequent travel and family connections across the community.
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A. J. Herman
Harry Lambert
Arthur
Walkersville
Lydia Feaga
Bank Statements Report of the Condition at Central Trust Co Maryland
Report of the condition for Central Trust Company of Maryland at Frederick shows loans and discounts 1,023,424.95. The balance sheet lists secured and unsecured overdrafts, stocks and securities, mortgages of record, and items due from banks and trusted institutions. Cash items and reserve balances are noted, including lawful money and currency.
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Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick
Maryland
Eee
Bankera and
Public sale listings for household goods and Frederick real estate
Public sale ads describe a homegoing sale on Thursday October 8 1914 at 9 30 a m in Frederick Maryland listing mahogany furniture including beds lounges chairs dressers and cabinets along with other items. Also advertised is a private sale of real estate at 252 254 and 256 West Patrick Street a three story brick building with stable and outbuildings with terms of cash deposit 250 and balance in 30 days.
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Effie Cichelberger
I R, Lense
Equdioneer
Frederick
Mra
Iton
Tucker
John N. Clary
East Seventh Street
Red Cross
Lewis Rothenhoefer
W. €. Liday
H. L. Gaver
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