Italians Leave Frederick County Mines For War Service
Workers from M J Grove Lime Company, Italians in Frederick County exit to return to Italy to join the war. Between 25 and 30 Italians have left in recent weeks, with some sending families to America. Many have served in prior conflicts such as the Morroccan war and report to their consul before sailing home. Company president William J Grove notes the pattern of leaving around December and returning in spring when road work resumes.
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Atranice
Italy
Frederick County
M. J. Grove
William J. Grove
Ove
Ital
M Consul
Brunswick elects three new councilmen in close race
In Brunswick the three council seats were hotly contested with over 600 votes cast. William R. B. Stewart defeated J. T. Humphrey and J. W. Riley in ward one by four votes, C. H. F. Keenan beat M. L. Hoffmester and J. R. Wirts in ward three by nine, and Thomas J. Burke led ward two with 74 votes. Stewart and Keenan are Independents. Burke is a Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Eugene L. Harrison
Jacob Moler
Dr. Foster
W. C.nuce
William RB. Stewart
J.T. Humphrey
J. W. Riley Oy
C. H. F. Keenan
M. L.hoffmester
J. R. Wirts
Fragmented note on water system and safety concerns
Fragmented text discusses hard water and water flow issues in a system, mentioning swift movement, potential danger, and a question about drawing water from a location. It references ironlike effects and a papal lacannnt, with unclear details and partial phrases.
Local social notes list Frederick visitors and visitors
A long list of personal mentions notes residents and guests in Frederick and area. Mentions include Mrs E F Dodge returning from Goshen Ind and many others visiting relatives in Baltimore Catonsville Philadelphia Waterbury Utica Atlantic City and Harrisburg with several staying at Hotel Braddock and nearby homes. Also notes Miss Sara Enright returning to New York to resume stage work after summer at Braddock Heights and several Frederick residents visiting Norfolk Newport News Boston and other sites. The piece blends social greetings with a short blurb about purple dye discovery and a few quotations.
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E. Tf. Dodge
Frederick
Goshen
Ind
T. Stull
West Church Street
Baltimore
Misa Ruth Ogle
Adamstown
Mackel
Sotel Braildock
Mabel Grove
Patrick Street
Catonsville
Eden Carter
East Third Street
Atlantic City
Gladys Martin
Hilda Zacharias
Hagel Martin Roman
John Green
Fast Third Street
Janet Wiliams
Eleanor Shriver
South Market Street
Hotel Braddock
Nada VanFossen
Philadelphia
Waterbury
Nannie Bentz
Perry
George Martz
Utica
Ernest Garber
Greensburg
William Wachter, Jr
Margrete Dill
West Third Street
Emmitsburg
Harry E. Wilcoxon
Columbus
Horace Zacharyias
Harvey Rinehart
Washington
John W. Rinehart
West South Street
C. Leonard Storm
Harrisburg
Kate Purdum
Edward M. Dyer
Rad. Smallwood
Little Rock
Arkansas
Adelaide Smallwood
Margaretta
Helen Gains
William R. deLashmult
Elmwood Terrace
Lawrence DeGrahke
Ashe
Ira J. McCurdy
Messrs
Gerson Resenour
J. H Gambrill
Kansas City
Chicago
July Rain, Mild Heat, No Temperature Record Set
Frederick’s July brought generous rain and heat within normal bounds, with no record highs. The city saw 9.36 inches this year versus 14.94 last year in May to July, suggesting potential for improved corn and hay yields despite prior droughts, though August quickly surpassed July’s warmth.
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Fredrerck
Frederick
Uae
Uo Focal
Sunl Oycat
Frederick County
Maryland claim linked to early Methodism by Bibbins duo
Dr A B Bibbins and Mrs Bibbins returned to Baltimore after historic trips across Maryland. They found evidence on the Henry Maynard estate near Pipe Creek and Sams Creek confirming Robert Strawbridge preached the first Methodist sermon in America and baptized He Maynard, the first known baptism of the church in this country. They also visited Commodore Decatur’s birthplace on the Eastern Shore and explored Edward Whalley’s plantation near Braddock Heights.
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Maryland
New York
Hight
A. B. Bibbins
Bibbins
Baltimore
Monocacy Valley
Pipe Creek
Sams Creek
Henry Maynard
Maynard
Robert Strawbridge
America
Yong He Maynard
Mia
Commodore Stephen Decatur
Berlin
Edward Whalley
Oliver Cromwell
Mrs. Bibbins
Braddock Heights
Mt Zion Picnic Recalls Town Event At Braddock Heights
Mt Zion Lutheran Sunday School near Feagaville held its fourth annual picnic in Holter grove at Braddock Heights. Yellow Springs band provided music as the program included songs, recitations, solos by Edna Fulmer and Mary Fulmer, readings by Miss Stockman, and addresses by Rev. Hartman and Mr Kelton of Frederick. A weather glance mentions light rains. The column blends with a literary excerpt on Parnell and a note on a vacuum rotary calling machine.
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Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Feagaville
Holter
Mr. Kelton
Frederick
Charlotte Stockman
Rev. Hartman
Lee On Tour of Carroll Swing With Blair Lee
Senator Blair Lee Democratic candidate for governor and running mates William Milney Maloy and William B. Cooper arrived in Westminster on Monday for a three day swing through Carroll county. They will visit the upper districts today and end at Mount Airy Wednesday morning.
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Blair Lee
William Milney
Maloy
William B. Cooper
Westminster
Carroll County
Mount Airy
18th State Grange Fair Schedule at Ohler's Grove
The 18th annual State Grange Fair will be held at Ohler's Grove near Taneytown on August 10 11 12 15 and 14 with daily programs. Democratic Day features memorial service speeches by Blair Lee and Bo Harrington on Aug 10. Aug 11 includes address by B John Black and G W W Alford. Aug 12 has Robert Crain and Reuben Brigham talks. Aug 15 is Republican Day with O K Weller and Wm T Warburton. Aug 14 directs by Direct Legislation League and Mooney speaks on November amendments.
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Ohler's Grove
Taneytown
Thesday
Jos
Goulden
Andy
Joseph
Democrata
Blair Lee
Bo. Harrington
Iacb Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College
B. Joha Black
Maryland State Grange
the Grange
G. W W. Alford
Robert Crain
Charles Comms
Reuben Brigham
Stete Grange
W. HR. Rudy
Stile Central Committee
John H. Conningham
County Central Committee
O. Ke, Weller
Wm. T. Warburton
Direct Legislation League
Maryland
Ravers LE Moon
Manor Picnic Set Tomorrow at Manor Woods
The Manor picnic, promoted as a major meeting place for political candidates, will be held in Manor woods near Buckeystown on the BL and O railroad. Attending leaders include Senator Blair Lee, W. Milnes Maley, W. B. Cooper, EL Weller, W. T. Warburton, and William Cabell Bruce with speeches planned around 1 PM and later. A French nutmeg grater with a circular, crank-driven grate is also described in the item.
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Manor Woods
Buckeystown
BL and O
William J. Grove
wWenue
Blair Lee
W. Milnes Maley
W. B. Cooper
EL Weller
W. T. Warburton
William Cabell Bruce
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SW. R. Stewart, Thos. J. Burke and
F. Keenan
Richmond
Dispatch
Sorfrm
Wathington Star
the News
Ploenicians
Heracles
Louiselle Coutier Journal
Wee
South
Stevenson
Sweltevinis Prederiektonians
Jacal Pooh
Fredrick
U. S
Parnell
Sometines
Queenie
Tle
Charlies Stewart
Katharine O'Shea
Lee
Carroll
Sleepyhead
New Post Toasties
George Burety
Emory L. Coblentz
L. A. Chiswell Francis H. Engle
Abraham Hemp
Thos. B. Johnson
Theos
Hayward John C, Lamar
R. Rush
Lewin
Frank C. Norwood
Eutaw D. Neighbor
Benj. C. Perry
Richard P. Rose
Renn Chae
Snook
Chas. Wertheimer Maximus
Whitehill
Newton M. Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Gabardine
Hieston
Ames E. Doll
Aker
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
John N. Clary
Newstar
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