Maryland Senator Smith Speech Circulates Statewide
Senator John Walter Smith of Maryland urged ratification of the peace treaty without amendments and without delay. The Maryland Branch of the League to Enforce Peace requested thousands of copies to influence public opinion, and Smith ordered 10,000 copies from the Government Printing Office to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
John Walter Smith
Maryland
The
League To Enforce Peace
Smith
Government Printing Office
Do Not Turn Clocks Back October 26 1 A M
Notice contradicts common belief that daylight saving ends October 1. Clocks go back to 13 o'clock midnight on Sunday morning October 26 at 1. This is linked to Congress overriding the President and ending the daylight saving plan. Part Of Baptist Quota. First Baptist Bible School held Promotion Day with 226 attendees and $282 offerings. Men’s Bible class had 45 members and $167 offered. School’s offering supports Southern Baptist Convention Mission Boards and church quota of $5000 in the 75 million drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
First ‘Baptist ‘Bible School
Mission Boards
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Gettysburg to boom with three new industries and paving
Gettysburg expects a strong growth surge as the Chamber of Commerce lands three major ventures. A silk throwing mill will hire 200 to 300 workers, a ladies apparel factory will employ 50 to 75, and a third firm, not yet disclosed, will hire men only. Free Kindergarden reopens tomorrow for winter work for children not yet in public schools. Mrs Margarite Eisenhauer, principal, will advise parents. Mountain City Council members tour Williamsport and expect increased local membership. Annie Winemiller of Taneytown underwent surgery for appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Charities
Margarite Eisenhauer
Williamsport
Mountain City Council
No. 12, Sons and Daughters of ‘Liberty
Council of the Order
Fair Managers Plan for Annual Exhibit
Frederick County Agricultural Society directors met at 2 PM to outline the fair’s logistics and improvements. Plans restrict horse drawn vehicles to north and east gates, close the grounds to the public on the Sunday before the event, and reserve space for exhibitors and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Tve
O. C. Warehimes
Joseph W. McGraw
Walter Duick
Washington, D. C
C. P. Wall
Charles Town
W. Va
J. Harry Wallieffer
Newton Cash
Vine Land
N. J
Miss Bord
Baltimore
Alan ©. Rigney
David Cramer
P. M. Hitcshew
P. J. Hargett
John T. Best
Martin E. Kefauver
Eugene A. Grove
P. M. Hiteshew
John W.' Humm
R. V. Smith
Charles H. Conley
John W. Humm
Lee Ranneberger
Charles J. Conley
Householt
P. L. Hargett
G. A. T. Snouffer
Martin Sk. Kefauver
Charles M. Conley
Ugene A. Grove
Oliver C. Warehime
Harry M. Cramer
School of Missions Planned for Frederick City
Frederick Missionary Union outlines a two day School of Missions on November 5 and 6 with day sessions in the Lutheran Church Sunday School room and evening meetings in the church. Instructors will present talks and prominent speakers will discuss foreign and home missions from Inter denominational pamphlets. A large audience is expected as plans are finalized for sessions open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Missionary Union
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
Lutheran “Church
Summers Property Sold and Local Moves Reported
George L. Hildebrand through W NX Jonaffe sold Jonas V Summers home on West Fourth Street. The 11 acre property includes an 11 room house with steam heat electric lights bath and city water. Jacob P Hesson acquired 195 acres near McKalg. Charis Wisner bought 135 acres with buildings. Adolphus Fox took 0 acres adjacent. Rey Sigler son of William H Sigler has left for overseas service from Camp Devens Mass joining 40 000 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hildebrand
WNX
Jonaffe
Jonas Ve Summers
West Fourth Street
JoHiffe
Jacob P Hesson
McKalg
Charis § Wisner
Adolphus Ie Fox
France
Rey Sigler
Wm. H. Sigher
Middletown
Camp Devens
Mass
Public Sale in Frederick Md October 8 1919 Auction Items
Public sale to be held on the premises Mast South Street Frederick Maryland Wednesday October 8 1919 at 10 o'clock. Household and kitchen furniture listed includes bedsteads featherbeds bedding dressers wardrobes washstands tables chairs desks antique furniture carpets and more. Cash terms. Auctioneers Ruth Mickey Harvey R Lease. Also local notices about dances classes and society meetings in Frederick with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast South Street
Frederick
Ruth Mickey
Harvey R. Lease
Robbery at Alien G. Quynn and Company Store
No clues yet as to the robbers who broke into Alien G. Quynn and Company late Saturday night or early Sunday, rifling the safe and cash register and stealing about 210 from the safe and ten from the register along with a revolver and pocket knives. A separate real estate sale in Walkersville closes on April 1, transferring property to Mrs. Phebe R. Angle and Frank R. Angle for use in their new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien G. Quynn and Company
Alxiy
Walkersville
Noah
Surplus Bank Personnel and Officers Listed
The document lists officers and senior staff including President WM. G. BAKER, Vice-President WM. G. ZIMMERMAN, Cashier SAMUEL DUVALL, and Assistant Cashier JOSEPH MCDIVIT. Other names include John S. Rameburg, Daniel Baker, Wu G. Baker, C. H. Conley, M. D. Co., M. Thomas, Hargett, Kefauver, John Newman, J. D. Baker, J. H. Gambrill, Thos Heller, and H. D. Baker, among others in a surplus record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Rameburg
Daniel Baker
Wu. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. Co
M. Thomas
Hargett
D. &. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J. D. Baker
J. H. Gambrill
Ir. Thos
H. Heller
H. D. Baker
All Wool Blankets Sold By John D Hendrickson
John D Hendrickson offers pure wool all wool blankets priced at 17.00 with neat cotton padding and strong binding. The items feature quality workmanship and color to match draperies in a bold plaid Hamilton line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pav
Hamilton
Warm Comforts for Cold Nights by Joan D Hendrickson
An advertisement promoting cozy bed throws advertised by Joan D. Hendrickson. The copy touts warmth and comfort for chilly evenings, claiming high customer demand and featuring a friendly sales pitch. The message emphasizes affordability and widespread appeal.
Frederick area real estate listing with extensive acreage
Real estate ad describes 2 acres all under cultivation with a well, room house in good repair, outbuildings. 35 acres near markets with new room house, modern conveniences. 36 acres near Myeraville half cleared, timber balance, well watered and fruit variety. 6 room house in excellent condition with stable. 170 acres with timber and regular improvements. 150 acres 14 miles from Frederick with fruit variety wells and fences. tearoom house in prime residential area built of fine brick with quoreted oak interior, parquetry floors, hot water heat, electricity, gas, two baths and ample closets. cellar well lit and ventilated. all rooms feature open grates. lot depth nearly 200 feet.
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Frederick
Myeraville
Atate Road
Tike
Woodabora
Mrederick
Crederick Oon
Walkseuvilla
Pike
Acra
Nonwr
Tannytown
Pike and Railroad
Washington
Dickerson
Samall
Fongaville
Alacroa
State Fond
Notices and services in Rocky Springs community events
Public notices advertise private dance classes by Chas Opel and others with dates October 2 through 4, a re dedication service at Union Church October 6 with two services, plus a market stall sale October 4. Also listed are poultry and eggs buyers, chiropractic services, a local dentist, tax notices, and a job ad for a grocery store helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Rocky Springs
Robert Bair
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
United States Weather Bureau
Ruth Mickley
Ruce
Women's Missionary Society
Plano Normal School
Hood College
Academy of Dancing
Fair Grounds
Kemp
Rosenstock Bros. Star
Gates of Gladness” Vacation Savings Fund
Fredericktown Saving Institution
Opera House
Maids of the Orient” Dependable Repairing
Ita Saaeee
Mountain City Garage
New Victor Records
F. Shipley
Mt. City Garage
Culler
Weeeeeee Storm
Shipley Opera House
Millie Stevens & Co
W. C. Krice
Wm. A. McClean
East Third
G. L. Baking Co
Tee Teeeneeveeee Uhtas
Wertheimer
Chas
Montevua
Busier
Ae Aese
Bs Stoner
Solr
West Patrick St
Cramer & Son
Raymond Terry
Senator Smith
Misa Annie Winemiller
Taneytown
Frederick City Hospital
W. Church Street
West Church Street
Alderma Elmer McC.phebus
Carroll Creek
Bentz Street
School OF Missions
Geo. L. Hildebrand Purchaser of
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Richard
C. XN. Dougherty
Fairgrounds
Harry Sherald
Meredith Stand
Opel
Woman's ‘Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Frederick Art Club
Hoot College
T. Clyde Rouutson
Heslery
Cramer
Visbea Eit
CITIZENS’ _NATIONAL BANK
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel
Joseph McDivit
John D. Hendrickson
Joan D. Hendrickson
Automobile
New Midway
Potts & Tu
Court Bt
Mac
Commercial Printing
Chas. Opel
Young Peoples
Witt Orchestra
Junior Hall North Market Street
Luther F. Harrison
W. Paul Etzler
Kant Patrick Street
W. A. Summerville
D. C
Peoples Fire Insurance
Cor. W. Church and
Court Sts
Frederick Mon
Poultry and Eggs
Thomas, Dixon CO
South Market Street
Arthur R. Remsberg
Resenour
Market
Church Streets
Edway
May Geisbert
Frank R
Geisbert
Mation G. Fraga
P. O
ACE Farm
Markwood D. Harp
Thomas Price
Borsons
Thomas P. Rick
North Market Street
Eugene H. Albaugh
Lily
Urbana
Nhar
Liberty
Pythian Castle
Noah Er. Cramen
James H. Cramer
N. EK
Fidelity
Woodsboro
Ié Erick
Eallaville
Martinsburg
N. R. & I. Mantz
South Market ST
Scripps Bootit
No. & Maryland Ores
Chean
Buffalo Hotel
State Road
Pike, Road
Atory
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Frederick County
John N. Clary
City Hotel
West Patrick Street
Remington
Eugene
H. Albaugh
North Market St
Fleer
Pike and Electric Railroad
Bath
Attuate No
N. Jolliffr
Salm
Buckeyatown
Slang
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Poolesville
N Jolliffe
West Church St
A. Frederick, Md
Insurance
Frederik, Md
Leeward
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