State Camp to Meet at Woodsboro Convention in August
Maryland Patriotic Sons of America gather for annual state camp in Woodsboro August 7 to 9. About 250 to 300 delegates from lodges statewide expected. sessions held in the Opera House with reports, officer elections, and committee arrangements. Smith's hotel to host visitors. residents to entertain most delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Sons of America
Woodsboro
Order
Maryland
Smith's Hotel
Baltimore
Opera House
J. Me. Rochester
Chestertown
George R. McCleary
Wm. T. Childs
Arlington
Wm. Jas. Heaps
Wm J. Carter
M. 2. Crabtree
Cumberland
Louis Rose
F. M. Cochran
Perryville
Thomas FE. Bruff
JL. Smyth
O. Sparklin
Baltmore
Levi D. Reid
Taneytown
Charles H. Williams
Wm. H. Connor
Brooklyn
Twelve Day Hike Planned From Millersville to Gettysburg
Members of the Millersville St Pauls Lutheran Church Travelers Association arrive in the city en route to a 275 mile hike to Hagerstown starting with Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley trip. They will camp along the route then return by train. Also listed are Frederick Post Office advertised letters, including gentlemen and ladies lists.
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Usners’ Association of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Millersville
Northern Central Railroad
Hagerstown
Charles Auxerm
Charles Vogt
Marty McLaughlin
Clyde Pretzman
Walter Alerstuck
J. D. M. Brown
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
New Market
Luray
Harper's Ferry
Antietam
Pen-Mar
Gettysburg
Frederick City
Roy Bruebaker
E. Crosen
Joe Harris
T. J. Harding
Join Hoenlon
Robert Proten
Jessie Poole
Grace Darby
George R. Eliseer
Julia A Fox
Viola Jenkins
Carrie Lenhart
May N. Morris
John Shaffer
Lilian Steele
Margaret JB. Thomas
Festival at Myersville Tonight Draws Regional Attendees
A festival is set for Myersville tonight with rail service for local attendees. The railroad will run a $20 car from this city to Myersville and return to Frederick, departing Myersville at 9 45.
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Myersville
Frederick
Fire In Insane Asylum Sparks Rescue Efforts
Special dispatch from Houlton Ontario reports a fire at an insane asylum causing multiple inmates to leap into nets to escape. Officers and guards fought the blaze with clubs while 1,000 inmates faced danger as many suffered clothing burns.
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Houlton
Ont
Moes
Wind and hail storm wrecks Abilene. two dead, many injured
Special Dispatch reports Abilene Texas on August 1 230 PM battered by violent wind and hail. Two people killed and numerous injured as the storm damages every business house in the city.救
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Abilene
Texas
Concentrating Troops Near Alfershot in 80,000 Strength
London reports 80,000 troops ordered to concentrate at Alfershot with King Edward VII battleship dispatched to reinforce the home fleet. Strong defense and strategic buildup highlighted as tensions rise amid the Aug date and time noted.
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London
Alfershot
Edward VII
Home Fleet
Late Arrivals at Avalon Cottage Braddock Heights
A listed roster names numerous attendees at Avalon Cottage Braddock Heights including Sophia Danz Marie Haines Branch Reinhart Sallie Carroll Edith Zeidler and many others with wide representation from Washington D C and surrounding areas. The lengthy enumeration includes Misses and Misters with surnames Grady Yeatman Harvey Murphy and Kogelhols among the attendees.
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Avalon Cottage
Braddock Heights
Sophia Danz
Marie P. Haines
Branch Reinhart
Sallie Carroll
Edith Zeidler
A. Ross
Helen Toss
Estelle Zeidler
Hannia Beyer
Mar. T. W Poller
B. Grady
Kom
le Dour
Hultineare
Charles J. Msers
Ff J. Bons
Estee Hopper
Jesse M Grove
Woh Yeatman
Hazel Yeatman
Albert Yeatman
Edwin Davis
Annie Adams
J. W. Simpson
Jam- Fee Miocene Srumdehe Near
Mateia Taree
Della Tune
Katherine McNelen
Lorretta Quill
Joe Ashturn
May Ryan
Jas. Ryan
M Gallber
Lillie Murphy
Alberta Murophy
Frances Murphy
Nellie Morrett
Angela MccMathian
Lena Terry
Clare DD. Norris
Hi. Hearney
Aliss Charlotte Heard
Fhos Hearvy
Manrita Harvey
Helen Harvey
Herbert Harvey
Foy
Tucker
Washington, D. C
W. Preston Miller
Forest Glens
J Beali
Dichoison
Kogelshot
Missy Annie Kogelhols
Edlzabeth Kogelshols
Marlingburg
Awarded Prize for Story in Sunday Sun
Chirence Carty aged son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Carty of Second Street won a prize for a story titled The hardest Job I Ever Tackled published in the Sunday edition of the Mie Balthmere Sun. The tale recounts a boy loading firewood into Mrs De Grange's cellar on a warm day for pay, describing effort fatigue and pride in earning money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Balthmere Sun
Chirence
Carty
Harry H. Carty
Second Street
Clarence
Business in the Courts Charles T Carlisle and Bertha Knight
Charles T Carlisle of Travilla Montgomery county and Bertha Knight of Pleasantville Washington county. Lawrence Munderl of Emmitsburg and Opal Susannah Bell of near Emmitsburg.
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Charles T. Carlisle
Travilla
Montgomery County
Bertha Mm. Knight
Pleasantville
Washington County
Lawrence Munderl
Emmitsburg
Opal Susannah Bell
Near Emmitsburg
Fair Catalogue Preview For County Agricultural Show
The annual fair book announces October 17 to 20 dates with improved grandstand facilities and new premiums. Holstein Friesian prize extended to county breeders. cattle division split into beef and dairy grades. premiums increased. New grandstand dining hall planned near the secretary’s office. seating for 3,000 and 10 grandstand boxes. Vaudeville platform, dressing rooms, and daily Braddock Heights Orchestra concerts added. Premium books mailed to exhibitors and interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein Friesan Association of America
Braddock Heights
Foreign Trade Review Shows Gains With Canada and Orient
The United States posts rising exports to Canada reaching 270 million dollars from 215 million and imports from Canada up to 101 million amid broad gains with China and Japan. The year ends with a trade surplus and larger American gold balances in Europe. Britain remains top customer with 576 million in exports, while England’s import bill stands at 261 million.
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United States
Canada
China
Japan
Great Britain
America
United Kingdom
Germany
France
England
Cuba
Residence Sold To Pearl Henck By Kolb Bros
John N. Brengle of Kolb Bros sells a new brick residence on East Third Street to Mrs. Pearl Henck of Keep-Trust Washington County. The deal involves Kolb Bros as sellers and Brengle as agent for the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Brengle
Messrs. Kolb Bros
East Third Street
Pearl Henck
Keep-Trust
Washington County
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visits and Vacations Across Cities
Purely personal notes record William Hooper of Baltimore visiting relatives in this city while Carl B Davidson spent Sunday at his Hanover, Pennsylvania home. Dozens of residents from Washington to Frederick and beyond are listed visiting family, vacationing, or returning from trips to Baltimore, Carlisle, Rock Hall, and other locales as church and community life continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hooper
Baltimore
Carl
Davidson
Hanover, Pa
Zemo skin care ad promises clear skin and antiseptic soap
An advertisement touts Zemo and ZEMO SOAP as skin beautifiers and treatments for eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. It promotes Zemo SOAP as a top lathering antiseptic for toilet or bath and notes availability from druggists and Frederick retailer J A Williamson. Subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
Indians Defeat Y M C A In Scrappy Park Tilt At Frederick
Cherokee Indians triumphed 6 to 4 over the Frederick Y M C A team at Athletic Park. Poor connection with the ball and limited practice led to the Indians scoring mainly in the eighth with key hits by Red Wing and Eisenhauer, while LeGore and Derr shined in defense.
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Frederick Y.] M. C
Athletic Park
Washington
Union Depot
Frederick
Indians Fall Short In Erratic Box Score Report
Two base hits by Hayver Eisenhauer Tanglefoot and Red Wing. Stolen bases by Homefiete Krames. Frederick drove in 1 run, Indians 2. Walks: K Lease 3, LeGore 1. Batter hit Kramer. Strikeouts: Lease 3 LeGore 1 West 17. Left on bases Frederick 4 Indians. Time unknown. Umpires Shenk and Drake.
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Hayver
Eisenhauer
Tanglefoot
Red Wing
Krames
Enenedros
Frederick
Indians
K. Lease
LeGore
Kramer
Lease
West
Shenk
Drake
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Clarence E. Carty
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Tokyo
Marquis Saionji
Managers of Agricultural Association
WII
Fr. Conlon
East Second Street
Walter J. Flauti
Norfoil
Etta and
Fannie Fole
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Prank Sman
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William FE. Stup
Dill Avenue
Rock Hall
Amay Trend
George List
Philadelphia
Mabel Wolfe
Harlan Khagan
West South Street
Aimee Landis
Levi Mantz
Lie Missey Mann
Nellie Hargett
Blanche Howard
George Duvall
Lyndon Howard
George C. Hildt
Mrs. Hildt
Anna
Thomas
Lucy Eisenhauer
The
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Richard Chew
Irving
West All Saints Street
Carlisle
I. W. Dorsey
Clarence Malone
U. S. G. Rupp
East Church Street
Mt. Gretna, Pa
A. B. McCaffrey
Catonsville
City Register
M. A. McCaffrey
West Patrick Street
Harriet and
Louise Schroeder
Fred Schroeder
Grafton, W. Va
FL Schroeder
North Market Street
Messrs
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George Gannon
Carl Fleischmann
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Edgar L. Miler
Gertrude
Lois
Chesapeake
Travers Thomas
Walter Clemson
Chikdren
Walkersville
Littlestown
Hanover
Hoffman Orphanage
Morgan
Ray Morgan
Washington Nationals
Danville
Norfolk
Jim” LeGore
Harry LeGore
Dol” Derr
Derr
Frederick—Hanover
Isenhauer
Fauver
H. LeGore
J. LeGore
Cherokee Kramer
Fair
Kennedy
Cherokees
Pugg
Lenapaugh
Hanver Eisenhauuer
AB. R.H O. Ale
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Starr
AB. R.U
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Kennnedy
Ty Thomas
Hogarth
Creager
Frederick Beesd Zoooodudeu
John E. Schell
Board of Aldermen
Edward Schell
NISI
Frederick Daunty
Statking
Maunty
Annie Marie Onll Hedges
Ange M. Hedges
Thecutrix
Frederick County
Izlarry W. Bowers
Harry W. Bowers
Reno S&s. Harp
Jacob Rohrback
Julias
Orphans' Court
Harriet L. Culler
Lloyd ¢. Culler
WM. L. Culler
Lyst
Orphans’ Court
Brooke Buxton
Emma J. Buxton
Frank E. Buxton
Julicst
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Company
BE. Delaplaine
Albert W.ecker
George T. Roderuce
Martin&wktt
Begi Ganvass
Wynne Broon Co
Fimira
Wantel
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
St . Second Stret
U.S. Army
Aa Carl
the Orphans’ Court
Ewt
Ptp
William W. Osburn
Frederick, Md
House OF Delegates
Emory C. Remsberg
Jydid
wTtp
Jibe Urplaus Court
David NM
Whipp
Burkittaville
No. A
Jesse T. R. Heaghy
Court St. Frederick, Ma
Jyvid&wFim
George FR. Dennie, JR
Marwwteef
Emory C. Crum
Clarence G.*boller
Frederrick County
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick Couny
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Maysd&witt
William Hh, Smith
Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy ER. Motter
Sherif
Democracy
James A. Jones
Wiie of Fudge
H. Milton Kefauver
Frederick Couneye
William H. Hines
Scott
Welty
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