IGEASTOWN COUPLE WEDS AT U B CHURCH
Sunday wedding in Frederick County with Miss Anna J Baer and Reinhart F Schmidt, both of Hagerstown. Ceremony conducted by Rev E H Hummelbaugh after an official board meeting at United Brethren Church. License issued earlier by Clerk Harry W Bowers and Mr Haugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Anna J. Baer
Reinhart F' Schmids
Cire&t Court
Frederick County
Eli G. Mangh
Reinhart F. Schmidt
Hagerstown
Harry W. Bowers
Grid
Schmidt
United Brethren Church
Éhurch
U. B. Church
Hummelbaugh
U. B
Himmeltaugh
W. C. Roderick
Charles Morgan
Mary Watts
Florence Garber
John E. Phleeger
Charles F. Kintz
Walkersville Team Wins in Close Baseball Clash
Walkersville Athletic Club defeated the Liberty Stars 6 to 5 at Union Park on Saturday. Bell pitched steadily with 18 strikeouts, holding Liberty to scattered hits. Clemson led Walkersville at the plate, while Baker and Smith contributed for Liberty.
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Walkersville
Walkersville Athletic Club
Liberty Stars
Woon
Union
Walker
Ville
Bell
Clemson
Potteries
Walkersride
Liberty, Baker and Smith
Personal visitors and travels around Frederick area
Mil ton G Urner spends the day at Rockville on business. Miss Katharine Shearer of Frederick visits Lewistown. John Baumgardner Sr. travels to Baltimore on business. Dozens of residents from Frederick and Washington visit relatives, attend events, or travel to Baltimore, with many staying at West Patrick and Fourth streets and returning from trips to Asbury Park, Kansas City, and Wilmington.
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Milton G. Urner
Rockvill
Kathierne Shearer
Frederick
Lewistown
John Baumgardner
North Market Streets
Baltimore
Pauline Shearer
Clementine Folund
Thurmont
Misa Lucy Bilas
Washington
Milas Elizabeth Michael
Tast Thirg Street
Hazel Uhier
Hagerstown
Misa Katherine
West Patrick Street
Minas Mary Wasagu
Wilmington
Deb
Mra RR
Ray Miller
North Market Street
Hannaly Crothers
West Churet Street
Northeast
Cecil County
Nev
Wiliam V. Wolfe
Yellow Springs
Kansas City
George F. Kline
Boat South Street
Charles Storm
I. H. Koehler
W. W. Wade
New York
E. M. Tull
Summerfield
North Market Street Pike
J. D. Hendrickson
Asbury Park
N. J
Athletic City
X. J
Paul Stauffer
Charles UL. Brengle
West South Street
Frank Strailmen
Dodge City
Kansas
Strailman
West Fourth Street
Charley Weler
Katherine Shearer
East Fourth Street
Richard Fessler Simmons
Lingerstown
Andre
Wm. A. Simmons
Charles E. Miller
Rocky Ridge
Littlestown
Misa Margaret Powers
Little Rock
Ark
Fabian Posey
Bel Air
Edward Myers
Ralph Baumgardner
West Fifth Street
Prominent West Virginian Seeks Maryland Prohibition Fight
Edward W. Mills, noted author and Chautauqua speaker, spoke in Frederick about prohibition and urban conditions. He praised Frederick for cleanliness and growth, contrasted with Los Angeles slums, and announced Maryland as his battlefield for the dry cause, planning more campaigning in Gurberland and future Frederick visits.
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Maryland
Frederick
United States
Governo of
West Virginia
Frederick City
Mt. Ary
Sie
Mills
Sfort Amo
Hake
Avedughton
Mradorigkim Ute
Milla
Los Angeles
Lincoln Chautauqua W
Massachusetts
West
Bven
Wyoming
Arizona
Iowa
California
Kansas
Nebraska
Gurberland
Milla Sali
East
Jat
Phoenix
Ariz
Frederick County
Nile Valley
Africa
Imperial Valley
Frederick County Farmers Association Plans District Clubs
At a regular meeting held Saturday afternoon at the M C A the Frederick County Farmers Association discussed forming district farmers clubs. The clubs would function as cooperative marketers to benefit farmers and secure better prices, especially for dairy products. Mr Stabler, son of Dr A Stabler of the U S Department of Agriculture, spoke about the Sandy Spring Farmers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
M. C
Stabler
A. Stabler
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sandy Spring
All Star Team Defeats Point of Rocks 3 to 4
Gath of White Wash reports the All Star baseball team beating Point of Rocks by 4 to 3. Cook pitched for the All Stars striking out 21 and allowing 2 hits. Batteries Frederick Cook and Kreh for Point of Rocks Wachter and Showbridge. Mr A A Moser spent yesterday in Atlantic City.
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White Wash
Point of Rocks
Cook
All Stars
Frederick Cook
Kreh
Wachter
Showbridge
Not So Strange After AN Chamberlains Tablets Claims
A short testimonial ad touts Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble. It asserts the medicine strengthens and revitalizes the stomach enabling natural function and cites a user from Indiana praising its effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mia
Rosia Rish
Wabath
Ind
Ai Alere
Barn Fire Destroys Smith Farm in Vernon County
Vernon T. Smith of Lewistown suffered a major barn fire Sunday evening in northern Vernon County. The large 30 by 90 foot barn, housing 26 loads of wheat and hay, burned with the entire contents, including farm equipment. About 30 tons of hay and 906 bushels of wheat were lost. two calves escaped. Firefighters aided a quick bucket brigade. Smith plans to rebuild after debris is cleared. Insurance on the barn was $1290. contents were only partially insured. The incident occurred near Lestatown during an electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon T. Smith
Lewistown
Vernon ‘P. Smith
Lestatown
Smith
Smithe
Factories Ready to Pack Sugar Corn This Week
Frederick County farmers may haul sugar corn this week as three local canning plants near readiness. Monocacy Valley Canning reports usual acreages. Colt and Dixon notes similar spring plantings and potential start as early as Monday. Weather and maturity remain factors for timely packing.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Cort
Monocacy
Interest in Home Coming and Centennial Peace Request
Frederick plans a September homecoming celebrating the Star Spangled Banner's writer, drawing praise from Walter LeC Stevens PhD of Virginia who calls for peaceful judicial settlement of international quarrels during the 1914 Peace Centennial. Local men Edward Bentz George Stu Frank Bentz and Scott Minnick have returned from Potomac camping opposite Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Virginia
Frederick
Doctor Stevens
Lexington
Baltimore
Messry
Edward Bentz
George Stu
Frank L. Bentz
Scott Minnick
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Loop Car Delayed by Fuse Burnout at Market Corner
A loop car was disabled last evening near Market and South streets when a fuse burned out. After about a half hour delay, another car was secured and traffic resumed.
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Market
South Streets
How to Cure a Sprain in Quick Time
Advice claims sprains heal in about one third the usual time by applying Chamberlain's salve and following its directions. The notice promotes a patent medicine bottle and advertises its ease of use for sprain relief.
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Jiaimere
Bettie Porcio
Vacation trips and canoe journey among Frederick residents
Vacation parties from Frederick return after long trips by motorcycle and canoe. One group rode through New Jersey and Maryland visiting Philadelphia and New York, while a second party paddled a canoe 2300 miles on the Potomac and Monocacy rivers and tributaries. Discussions mention weather, equipment, and several local residents traveling to Europe.
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Richard Brachey
Nw Pike
Khara Tuchey
Patrick Street
Ant Vetin K. Mants
North Market
Sliceret
Fredack
Trav
Bruchey
Trip
Mvantz
Stuchey
New York City
Jersey City
N. J
Wiluington
Del
Baltimore
Philadephia
Newark
York
Hanover
Havre de Iace
Long Island
Oney Island
Harry W. Zeigler
East Seend Street
Russell Stull
Rot
Tt Putman
Arly
Potomac River
Frederick
Washington Junction
Zeigler
Frederik Junction
Monowacy
Frederick Junction
Theourney
Nihe
Harcock
Point of Rocks
Williamsport
Mas and
Paw Paw
Romney
Petersburg
Harpers Ferry
Shepher'own
Wat Va
Funeral for Accident Victim Identifies J G Neater in York
The body of John G. Neater a Northern Central brakeman who died from injuries after a wreck at Keymar on July 25 was sent to York for interment. He survived by a widow and parents Mr and Mrs Edward Neater of York and a brother. Neater was emplaced on a freight car when three cars left the tracks and rolled down an embankment. His leg was badly fractured and later amputation was required amid infection. He died Saturday evening at Frederick City Hospital. Thomas P. Rice of Frederick prepared the body and it was shipped to York at 7 40 am yesterday on the Northern Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Neater
York
John G. Neater
Northern Central Railroad
Frederick City Hospital
Key Mar
Edward ©. Neater
Ile
F Eagles
Neater
Keymar
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick
Central
Centennial Celebration Fund Drive Opens With Flag Unfurling
Frederick to attract attention with a starry banner stretched across Market Street from Central Trust Company to Rasenour building. A 15 member committee will be appointed tomorrow and begin soliciting on Wednesday for the centennial celebration. Failing Baltimore’s $2000, local patriotic citizens are urged to contribute to the county and city fund.
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Frederick
Market Street
Central ‘Trust Company
Rasenour
Baltimore
Contributions to Barbara Fritchie Memorial Fund
Two new gifts arrive for the Barbara Fritchie Memorial Fund through secretary Miss May Sugan. A $25 donation comes from D H Fanning president of Royal Worcester Co Worcester MA and a $10 gift from Major Charles B Amory of Boston MA.
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Barbara Fritchie
Association
May S Ugan
Massachusetts
D. H. Fanning
Royal Worcester Company
Worcester
Mass
Charles B. Amory
Boston
A. S. Roe
Whittier
Bay State
Memorial Association
Frederick County
United States to Hold Embassies in War Zone
Germany Great Britain and France formally asked the United States to take charge of their embassies throughout the theater of hostilities in case of emergency. The United States will act for the powers involved and American ambassadors and ministers abroad are being instructed.
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United States
Washington
Germany
Great Britain
France
German Troops Seize Key Railroad In Luxemburg
Aug 3 report says a trainload of Kaiser's soldiers arrived at Luxemburg and seized the Treves Trois Vierses line stations and bridges to ensure military trains cross the grand duchy. A Luxemburg volunteer major protested neutrality and withdrew after talks. German officers claim the line belongs to Germany and refuse withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxemburg
Luxemburz
Treves-Trois Vierses
Grand Duchy
Germany
Lipton weighs Shamrock IV race during European war
Sir Thomas Lipton seriously considers whether Britain’s entry into the European war would cancel his plans to race the Shamrock IV for the America's Cup this year. He leans toward no race while the nation is at war. Also note Brown University Rhode Island student H Edward Roelkey visiting relatives in the city. Roelkey once worked at The News.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Great Britain
Thomas
H. Edward Roelkey
Brown, University
Providence
Rhode Island
Rorl. Key
the News
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Elizabeth Young
Kenneth Young
Earl Minnaston
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E. H. Lamar
Storm —Rickitts
Arthur M. Stone
Nettie M. Ricketts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Dil
Mra
Gertrude Hielaman
John Strine
A. Burrows
American Moter
Isla Protective Association
Lillian Zentz
Misa Xada Vaan Fossen
West All Saints’ Street
Ella Koehier
F. H. Koehler
Herman Koehier
Elsie Strailman
Edward B. Measell
Joseph Conard
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Mr. Measel
Shailman
Mr. Lobstock
Banks
Rentover
de Cround
Ginner Pal
Edward W. Miis
Farmers Assn
A A. Moser
Atlantic City
Barntin County
Europe
Washington County
Edgar “. Thompson
S. Milford Schin Ler
William A. Roulette
Annie A. Brown
Jean McCardell
Jucy Grayson
Rath Beck
Ruby Martin
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