Bowling tournament entries flood Brunswick and surrounding cities
Entries for the all day bowling tournament at the Yoab & A on Monday include Brunswick Baltimore Frederick and others with Washington Cumberland and Martinsburg likely joining. Five man two man and singles events offer prizes including a pewter cup for the five man team gold watch for singles and brushes and a fountain pen for two man teams. Entrance 25 cents per entry and 10 cents per game.
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Brunswick
Baltimore
Frederick
Yoab &. A
Aionday
Y. M. C. Avs
Britns K
Washington
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Walter
Barker
U. MI
C. A
J. H. Frazier
W. Shenk
R. W. Stake
Walkersville
Hagerstown
School for Apprentices Mania at Altoona Pennsylvani a
The Mennsylvania Rail run and the Engineer ing School of the Pennsylvania State College run a three year program for regular apprentices in Altoona railroad shops. It combines math mechanics and drawing with English business writing to produce better artisans and more loyal workers, with four hours weekly instruction.
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Mennsylvania
Pennnsylvania State College
Altoona
Ougp Management
Social and Birthday Celebrations Reported Near Damascus and Thurmont
A social pound party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rhinehart near Damascus featured about forty guests, music by Mrs. Elsie Purdurm and Miss Gladys Bennett, and refreshments late in the evening. Nearby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Six near Thurmont, Norman Six celebrated his 21st birthday with games and a feast, guests including Mrs. Six and several locals, followed by a dining-room gathering. Mrs. George Kindley of Monrovia celebrated her 4th birthday with her children visiting the home, and George Mehriing marked his 4th birthday at 242 East Second Street with family attendance.
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Lewis Rhinehart
Damascus
Elsie Purdurm
Gladys Bennett
Rachel Sheckle
Nathan Sheckle
Ritchie Haney
Grover Hilton
William Purdum
Nick - Day
Rosa
Doris Boyer
Dorothy Hilton
Daisy
Cora Hutley
Blanche Poole
Cora Rhinehart
Rena
Anna
Vertie Skecktes
Messrs
Gayfield Hilton
Charlie King
Thurston King
Joh King
Haller King
Leslie King
Walden King
Thurston Brown
Robie Beall
John Six
Thurmont
Norman
Zentss
Charles Smith
J. Rergies
Joseph Clabaugh
H. Holland
Bertha Munshower
Gertie Weller
Minnie Koafer
Carrie Newcomer
Lottie
Hazel Zeatz
Grace
Edna
Mollie Smith
Bertie Dubel
Mary Clabaugh
Flora Holland
Huebenner
John Troxell
Harry Saylor
Ross Firor
Elmer Buhrman
Ernest Stoner
Tester Munshower
George ¥. Kindley
Monrovia
B. W. Kindley
Baltimore
G. Wesley Kindley
Wm. FE. Kindler
Buckeystown
Buoyshday
George Mehriing
East Second Street
Birthday Celebrations Marked By Wishes And Gifts
A fragment notes the anniversary of a birth with friends giving a postal shot and many handsque gifts, reflecting a social observance with greetings and tokens from the community.
A No. 1 the Rambler world tramp autograph visit
The article profiles an itinerant figure known as A No 1 the Rambler a world wandering champion who has traveled 483670 miles in 25 years visiting Frederick and Baltimore signing autographs and claiming travel costs of 761. He won a 1894 prize for fastest ocean to ocean crossing and has not touched alcohol tobacco or illicit drugs. He carves faces on potatoes to earn a living and authored a book about his adventures. He carries letters from railroad officials praising him for preventing wrecks and hopes to meet the down and out hobos to offer help.
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Tombstone
Frederick
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cambridge
Cambridge Springs
Jack London
Pythians Meet in Cumberland Forty Third Grand Lodge Session
About 1,000 Knights of Pythias gather in Cumberland for the Forty third Maryland Grand Lodge session. Mayflower Hall hosts opening addresses by George C. Young and Senator Wellington. Reports show assets up to 269356.85 with 9592 total members and 115 deaths last year.
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Mayer Young
Allezany County
Geo. L. Wellington
Pythias
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Cumberland
Mayflower Hall
Otto M. Reinhardt
Baltimore
George C. Young
Wellington
Cumberland Lodge
No. 30
Uniform Bank
Nelson W. Russler
Order
Fanwell Sold to Portland Club in Pacific Coast League
Pitcher Harry Fanwell of Baltimore who played with Frederick has been sold by Cleveland to the Portland Club of the Pacific Coast League. He will return to Baltimore to visit his wife before heading West. Fanwell joined the club mid last year, showed promise but won only two of 11 games, and was slow to reach form this spring. His departure leaves Krapp the only spitball pitcher with the Naps. Cumberland Boasts Cheapest Lights. The annual report of City Auditor Jesse K. Goodhand shows receipts 218799.57, disbursements 217917.72, balance 1881.86. Commissioner Smith says Cumberland rights to be cheapest in the country. Last 10 months operating cost for the Water and Electric Department, including bond interest, was 9048.93, or 27.17 per lamp for 10 months. Mon tague testimony at Baltimore Police Board trial drew charges from Marshal Farnan that Attorney General Straus trained the witness. the Governor allowed Montague to finish. Say you saw it in The News.
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Harry ‘Fanwell
Baltimore
Frederick
Cleveland
Portland
West
Harry
Fanwell
Krapp
Naps
Cumberland
Jesse K. Goodhand
Smith
Water and Electric Department
Grover Montague
Police Board of Baltimore
Marshal Farnan
Straus
Governor Crothers
Montague
Real Estate and License Notices in Frederick Court Records
Business in the Courts lists several transfers of land in Frederick County with prices from 256 to 5050 dollars and names like Hockensmith Blickenstaff Coblentz Long Sigler Leatherman. Orphans Court shows final accounts of Margaret Devitt and estate sales of Charles Eichelberger. City Opera House notes Theatre Company A Easter Monday play Held By the Enemy praised as a Civil War story with Brad dock Heights Orchestra providing music.
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Charles R. Hockensmith
John H. Harman
Charles F. Blickenstaff
George N. DeLauder
Emory L. Coblentz
Otho Vv. Delwauier
George P. Long
Clarence H. Shipley
Thue Genginss
Russell G.ichelberger
Orphans” Court
Margaret B. Devitt
Annie M. Devitt
Charles D. Eichelberger
Frederick
Company
City Opera House
Jones
Red Cross
Promisses
Braddock Heights
Knees Hidden by Beachwear When Public Bath Opens
Boston Public Bath Department heads warn against abbreviated bathing costumes for the summer. Superintendent McGrath discourages the harem skirt and any attire that exposes knees or resembles art museum statuary. He calls a truly fantastic suit a bright signboard on a landscape and promises strict enforcement.
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Boiton Public Bath Department
McGrath
Boston Art Museum
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H.E. Johnson
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J. A. Frazier
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P. H. Nicely
R. Cunmins
T. B. Nelson
H. E. Johnson
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J. M. Rickards
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Riverton
Reinhardt
Pythian Castle
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Clarence M. Sigler
Lewis McBride
John ©. Leatherman
Martin Grosanickle
Ababriawge
William C. Barger
Annie E. Orrison
Charles R. Stone
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Lewisdale
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