Frederick Lily Heb racing heats at Frederick interval meet
In a Saturday matinee the Steeples district races featured multiple heats across classes A C and E to determine winners. Officials included Sharer presiding and Dr Lb Sjome as judge. Timed results showed wins and place times such as 2:25 and 2:50 amid a program halted by a band interlude by the Walkersville Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arics
M. Boote
Icinso
George
Muffer
Jett
Selins
Ershey
Avitgle B
Charles S. Nena
Chika
Green Troltens
Pohortage
Degarwendiig T
iNed
Austin Waffners
Phomas
Gretn Patcers
bin Wilkes
Charles Meer
Serge Aied
Doh Crum
Pan
Wilcon Phot Tet
Dwate
Musi
Pwalkersvile
Fredericktonians embark on canal and river trip by canoe
A Frederick town group plans a two week back to nature vacation by small canvas canoes. The party led by Harry Weigher George Delaplanne Earl Zeigler and Janice Brown will travel from Motakay river to the Monocacy Potomac and Shenandoah rivers camping nightly on shore opposite Vatoctin Switch Virginia with tents and simple supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motaikey
Monevacy
Maquth
Potonng
Shenandoal River
Vatoctin Switch
Votomac
Virginia
Harry Weigher
George
Delaplanne
Earl
Zeigler
Janice V. Brown
Record Crop Outlook Lifts Maryland Peach Prices
Drought pressures shrink vegetables and fruit across the state while Eastern Shore farmers fear large peach crops. A Baltimore dispatch reports rising yields, with 70 cargoes of fruit boxes sold to Mapleville and Smiths-Ware, and $1500 value already moved in Washington County. Shipments to cities loom as growers expect brisk demand and strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mapleville
Smiths- Ware
Bell’ Howe
Washington County
Arne
Milton Fogle
Anearm
Clara Belle Barns
Carroll County
Ulyases
G. Rupp
Railroad Wreck in New York Injures Thirty
A Delaware and Hudson railroad car train derailed this morning in New York after a strike action by workers. Thirty people were injured in the crash with authorities investigating the cause and assessing damage to the cars and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. & H. Craton
Strike Clash Leaves Cloak Makers In Schenectady Injured
A clash at a cloak makers’ shop in Schenectady left one man seriously injured during a strike action. Police took two suspects into custody as witnesses reported the melee erupted amid labor tensions. The injured worker was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaceial
New York
Soriowly
Schenectady
Wider's Wall Street Deal Special
August L. Bit, Erwin J. Wider implicated in a Wall Street affair involving the Russo-Chinese Bank. Wider allegedly concealed assets totaling 880000 with an estimated cost of 200000, hinting at hidden balance and possible misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin J. Wider
Wall Street
Court notices and estate records in 1900s Dillon area
Business in the courts reports a Day's Record listing filings in the Circuit and Orphans' Court. It covers deeds to real estate near Doubs, estates of Oliver D. Best and Mary J. Jones, executors and administrators including Mary C. Price, Edwin C. Markell, Milton D. Biggs, Aric N. Best, and others with medians, final accounts, distributions, and sales of personal property, stocks, and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Derold
Chavigs Page
John W. Gcnroy
Doubs
Charles B. Tittow
Ostar B. Coblentz
Rev Estate Incits
Orvilaas Court
Oliver D. Best
Mary C. Price
John J. Price
Mada
John 2
Harlan A
Charles L. Schildknecht
Henry A. Schild- Knecht
Edwin C. Markell
Mary J. Jones
Milton D. Biggs
Benjamin D. Biggs
Aric N. Best
Oliver D. Beat
Frias
Eugeola E. Gam
Frederick
Miles
Tadiag Anau
Dubie A
Fretterick Cou Inty
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Meas i Mary Land
Alice Thomas Anderson
Larceny charge for Garfield Powers in 1910 case
Garfield Powers colored, brought to Emmitsburg area by Deputy Wu, jailed on larceny charge for about $25 stolen from Dr. Aninigon of Karasiaburge. He allegedly took the money from the doctor's drawer, fled at breakfast, was found and returned to Hastingsburg for a bail hearing set at $200, while a grand jury matter looms. Also lists Frederick City post office advertised letters and recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Powers
AH Astbaugh
Emmitsburg
BR 1
Aninigon
Karasiaburge
Bowers
Vowers
Powers
Gettysburg
Trada
Vinay Wisbure
Haimlisburs
Depus
Ashbaughani
Hirstleg Fletiny Stoker
Grand Jury
Frederick City
Moon
Joeet W. Kyler
Rean Harker
Supt. Leagate
Charles W. Shook
Charley Wallace
Lapies’ Ling
W.D. Campbell
Misa Selma Douty
Bra
L. 1
Namnobd
Largo Picnic Marks Fifth Anniversary Of Washington Camp
A large crowd gathered at LeGoro Park north of Woodaboro for an all day picnic honoring the fifth anniversary of Washington Camp No. 44 P O of A Woodaboro. Delegations from Taney town Camp attended with a Woodsbaro Band present. Rev A B Wood National Chaplain Willem I Williams Jr State President and William J Heaps State Secretary spoke on the order’s work and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem I. Williams, Jr
William J. Heaps
Shiry
Brown Receives Four Calls for Pastorate in Baltimore
Rev. William Brown of the Lutheran church in Middletown announced yesterday he has received four calls to serve as pastor of the Church of the Resurrection in Baltimore. He will decide whether to accept the call, succeeding Rev. A. G. Rupp who resigned June 30 to lead the Lutheran church of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 1 Brown
Middletown
Baltimore
G Rupp
Brown
Regulars En Route to Fort Myer from Gettysburg
Two batteries of the Third Field Artillery United States regulars moved through Frederick this morning on the way to Fort Myer Virginia. Battery E commanded by Captain Lock and Battery F commanded by Captain Payne camped at Thurmont last night and will camp near Frederick Junction tonight. They leave tomorrow for Rockville and expect to reach Fort Myer on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Field Artillery
United States Regulary
Frederick
Gettysburg
Art Myer
Lock
Payne
Thurmont
Frederick Junction
Pleasant social notes of readers and visitors in town
The column lists friends and relatives visiting the city from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Washington and beyond. It notes Miss Trego Lindany spending vacation with relatives in built bunk, ex sheriff G Dorr visiting kin, Prof L K Koontz and many others spending time with local families and at nearby towns, with several returning from trips to Atlantic City and Rock Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trego Lindany
Bultinoye
Taiior
G. Dorr
Jessups
Tls City
oMiga Chupa Turley
Billiywrehs
Sivwh
Thy Ells
Mids Rtudholderssl
East Chareh Nitvet
al Tinure
Maron
Without IL. Railing
York
Alsie Rite
Battie
Zeigler
Monocacy Boulevard
George A. Zeigler
Hinton
W. Va
East Second Street
Harley Smith
Norfolk
Hattie M. Griffin
South Market Street
Culshinlt
Woodsboro
Christopher Woorner
East Varrick
North Market Street
Kaward H. Kreh
West South Street
Baltimore
L. K. Koontz
Freerak College
Shepherdstown
Rock Hall
Lila Smith
W. Patrick Street
IavialIngara
Laura Smith
North Fulton Avenue
Annie Geyer
Washington
John J. Michael
West Patrick Street
Ida Hartig
King
Win, Hoffan
Philadelphis
Mis
Ulystes
G. Rupp
Maat Church Street
Mt. Cretan
Lebanon County
Among the Sick and Tidy Reports Spread Through Town
A local roundup lists residents across several streets as ill or recovering. Robert Joy on West South Street is quite ill, while Misa Vendence Matilda Lambright is also sick. Henry Buckhart on East Fourth Street has been sick but can go out, and Mrs. Charles A Six on Centre Street shows improvement after a threatened appendicitis. Charles Hofman on Wisner Street suffers blood poisoning from an insect bite on the instep. Laurea Moines on DET avenue remains very ill but improving, as does Minute Conrd of DIN aiverme who is convalescing. William Tetenhoefer on Crust Sixth Street is sick at home with typhoid fever, and Hobbs at Edward Routenhn’s home east of Uhiselly on Gas House Pike has been taken to City Hospital with typhoid fever. Miny Therinkt Stummers, west of the city, was not admitted to City Hospital with typhoid and is improving. her sister Grace, previously ill, is only slightly indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Joy
West South Street
Misa Vendence
Matilda Lambright
Henry Buckhart
East Fourth Street
Charles A
Centre Street
Charles Hofman
Wisner Street
Laurea "Moines
Det Avenue
Miny Therinkt Stummery
Maurice Stummers
Miss Grace
The Work of Death and Local Obituaries
Two deaths are reported from this county area. Mrs Daniel Harp of near Marmony died of tuberculosis in her 30s after long illness. funeral at the Tlacp home chapel with burial at the neighboring cemetery. Amy Viels, 12, is her child. Also Maragellen Billmyer, 43, widow of David Billmyer of Shepherdstown, died at home after a long life of local involvement. survived by children in several states and by George W Billmyer, cashier, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mns
Daniel H. Hard
Kila May Harp
Daniel, Harp
Amy Viels
Ubrikt Reformed Church
Middletown
Maraoellen Billmyer
Vilen Billmyer
David Villuyer
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Aire
Billmyer
Spong
Washington County
Mr. Billmyer
Aba
Willan H
North Carolina
Edward F
Frank
J. Davis
K. O Grove
Shepherdatown
George W
the National Bank of
Broneswick
John R
Wyoming
Song Service At Braddock Heights Draws Large Crowd
A night of song at Braddock Heights attracted about fifteen hundred attendees. Rev. Jimter Wiigrey delivered the address. A quartet from Frederick Maenuer Vier performed several selections, and the Braddock Heights Band under Dr. Irving Biser provided a strong concert finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontraddock Heights
Crowil
Jtimer Wiigrey
Frederick Maenuervier
Braddock Toights
Drof
Irving Biser
Reynolds Post to Hold Annual G A R Inspection
Reynold's Post No 2 G A R will conduct its annual inspection at the post ball this evening at 8 o'clock. Department Commander A J Vannort of Cecil county and his staff will lead the inspection. The event is expected to draw a large attendance of post members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold’s
A. J. Vannort
Cecil County
Poat
Notes of state news snippets and accidents
Fragmented notes report a fire damaging a Cumberland plant, a bridge unsafe, a fatal fall from a trolley train, a woman’s suicide, severe storm damage in Cecil County, shipyard and railroad updates, a jail auction, and a lightning near miss in Denton. Also mentions Congress member Butler's device suspension and a council resignation in Norfolk.
Martinsburg Mayor served in three civil suits for damages
Martinsburg mayor W R Caskey was served with three civil suits totaling 75000 dollars filed in Berkeley County Circuit Court by Samuel J Dixon Frederick Snyder and W W Newcomer. Plaintiffs allege Tuscarora creek flowing through Martinsburg polluted by sewer and refuse harming lands. suits set for September before Judge Floyd Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R. Caskey
Martinsburg
Corporation of
Samuel J. Dixon
Frederick Snyder
W. W. Newcomer
Berkeley County
Mr. Dixon
Mr. New- Beer
Ne. Snyder
Dixon
Newcomer
Snyder
Eloyd Faulkner
Return of Wyoming hunter with grizzly skin
Brought Gear's Skin With Story, Charity LE, Leatherman, of Mycreville, returns from Wyoming with the skin of a female grizzly killed in the Rocky Mountains. The bear weighed 2,200 pounds and measured nine feet, with a 400 pound pair of cubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear
Story
Charity le, Leatherman
Mycreville
William Leatherman
Wyoming
Grizely Bear
Leatherman
Rocky Mountains
Miei
Automobile Collision Near Lewistown Injures Two Women
Auto carrying two Washington ladies and three others collided with a Washington party near Lewistown while returning from Gettysburg. Skidding on grass, one woman was hurled across a fence and another struck a telephone pole. Men and child uninjured. vehicle damaged but the party resumed to Washington. The group included Mrs and Mrs Wm McKinney and others from Frederick and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Washington
Gettysburg
Wm. McKinney
Trego McKinney
Edme Kiln
Allen Jones
Emmers
Funeral Rites For Grace May Roberts Held At Asbury Church
The funeral of Grace May Roberts colored took place Sunday at 3 o'clock. Services were conducted by Rev. L G Valentine and Rev M Gi Lee at Asbury church, with the Sunday school and Junior League in attendance. Pallbearers included Leroy Wansel and others. Interment was in Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P. Rice was director. The late Mr. George E Cook had services Saturday at 9 30 am from his home near Mannsville, conducted by Rev. W T Jarboe. Pallbearers were Win Murphy George Linthicum John Malin Howard Magruder Walter England and Baker Lamar. Interment followed at Mc Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace May Roberts
Asbury Church
L. G. Valentine
M. Gi Lee
Junior League
Friends
Leroy Wansel
Clarence Willame
Claude Walker
Gilswor Walker
Edward Neys
Louis Hill
Mc. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Plan Washington Statue In Spokane 100 Foot Concrete Figure
The Spokane Sons of the American Revolution propose a 100 foot reinforced concrete statue of George Washington in Riverside Park Spokane to be completed in 1945 marking the state hood anniversary. Cost is $50,000 and unveiling will involve the US president and other notable figures. Base inscription urges Americans to aspire to the measure of Washington. Also Stella MacLowe seeks divorce from Edgar M. Tewe in Spokane city court through attorney Samuel A. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Sons of the American Revolution
George Washington
CU Park
Washington
United States
Conrete
Chm Park
Sterne
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Stella MacLowe
Samuel A. Lewis
Metina of Thorn
Edgar M. Tewe
Bargain offer at A and P Coffee and Baking Powder
Customer deals advertised on Saturday with purchases of Rodis frame us forces? and 8e worth of goods will earn a Can of A and P Baking Powder and a 12 inch Enameled Dish Pan for s0e. Bargains spotted at 137 North Market Unrest. Jy 20dew Fit.
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Wingate
WIDER
Prederick and Vicinity
Mx Bheer Warner
West Fifth Street
Creagers Town
Lewis Woodward
Robert Shipley
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Gitaeo
Sivenie
Clrles
Gapland
William Duvall
Howe
Washington, DC
J.D. Conrad
Julia Conrad
Dhe
Taive Goonvintthog
Tie Melsiestown
Battimore
Chanélos A. Ogle
Mt. Airy
Nlts Halter
Pranklin
Haller
Sout Market Street
Irving
Storm
Harper's Ferry
Braddock
Missey
Margaret An
Mary Byrn
Cambridge
Ro Rash Lewis
James Houck
Alice Houck
Isabelle Houck
Atlantic City
Bessie Houck
Carrie Kotavor
City Avenue
City
Margaret Kennedy
Ethel Lambert
Avalon
Braddock Heights
W. E. Kefauver
Dill Avenue
Edward Yerkes
Elizabeth Yerkes
Christin Workey
Northfotd
Maus
J. N .Styurter
Walkersville
G. Dy
F. A Whaton
Allen Grum- Inn
Mme
Stratton
Miva Islizebetlhg
Max
Fredericks Burs
Stewart
Freda Bodie
Ming Marie
Dingoe
Reynold
the State
Hairl
Alexandrit
Acted
Ugar Cumberland Yee
Woodlin
Campaneeting
Etktortts
Crown Ul
Dourge
Ines
Lng
Wndatlianlie Slagerley-Ellitotube
O . Orks A. Suum
Hagherstuwyy
Itiven
Garlton L. Bretz
Bengval ‘Puradigur
Cumberland and Pennsylvaniea Railroad
Callidad Mien
Cumberland
Muggle. Lewis
Tilrgm Lewis
Mount Pleasant
Wicouleo County
Congressmu Butler Anes
Robert B. Tunstall
Council Uniwe
Ernest J. Darby
J. J. Ferguson
Teog Creek
Tell Pecktonvie
Wesley Grove
Robert Garrett
Congressional
Talbolt
Joseph Heck
Cumberland Valley
Midnight Express
Franklin
Walnut Street
Charles Alvely
Walter JD. Willsom
Fran
Denisool Long
Dentor
Dee
Ragiday Oolgut
Kahanstion
Hagshis
Antapolis
CAEDS
Peterman
West Franklin &Trllt
Turin
matssdawFly
Brundock Helowier
Nilemot
B. EB. Smith
Bevard Kepner
E. Frederick
D. James A. Long
Noor Abd
Frederick, MD
Omeligiy
Trespags
TRE News Jor
Wetinake
A.D
Milton
Urner Piagleat
Porice
Statca Rere O
Vidrilledt Frick
Elibar
Statin
Salayaaty
John Edward Schell
Drpewniss
Tt. Pearre
Joan E. Paleeger
Glo
HA. Whitmore
The
Orpheus’ Court
Samuel Te BT
George W. Helmeth
Recciitt C
Reedy
Solletter
Jyzsaat Rder Nisi
Wis
Poame
Atielist
WM. Pearre
Ioan Ke Phulekger
Geo. H. Whitmore
P, Thomas
Soe
Euler
Charles M. Shales
Adinjulatras
Gage
Pig
Bers
North Market
Willel Roges
Welvane
N.R. & D. Mants
G Waring Tyson
Conk
Carroll & Patrick Streets
Sind
Fhouc
Palimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington Junction
New Xork
Phittizonie Sia
Itatn
Pittsburg
Louisville
ST. Louis
Shami Connections. For” Washin
Ashington
Sina
Harrisburg
Staunton
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