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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1923

Page

3

County League Title Hopes Rise After Thurmont Defeat

The defeat of Thurmont sharpens Frederick County League race as leaders hold one loss while Lollisboro and Mt. Airy trail with two defeats. Woodsboro and Brunswick loom, with Mt. Airy, Woodsboro, Brunswick, and Middletown hoping to clinch the pennant after Thurmont’s setback and Woodsboro’s past triumph.

Thurmont Lollisboro Mt. Airy Woodsboro Brunswick Middletown Thurmontt Carse Thurmont Frederick County League Thurmonters Woodsburg Mr. Airy Emmitsburg

Mobile clinics to visit Frederick fair schedule announced

Dr J H Mason Knog Jr head of the bureau of child hygiene announces mobile clinics will visit most Maryland fairs in fall with exams for babies and preschoolers. Planned sites include Pocomoke Timonium Oakland Hagerstown Belair Frederick and La Plata with arrangements for Salisbury Rockville coverage and day nurseries in some towns. Motorcycle club trip to Shenandoah Caverns planned for Sunday with several clubs joining. Hagerstown bank clearings rise 26 percent to 3 796 050 34 in July from 3 007 494 91 last year.

J. H. Mason Knog, Jr Hiead Bureau of Child Hygiene State Health Department Baltimore Pocomoke Timonium Oakland Hagerstown Belair Frederick la Plata Salisbury Rockville Hagerstown Bank Clearings Hagerstown Clearing House

Floral designs in velvet fall and winter wear

Black velvets for fall and winter are frequently beaded in large floral designs in natural colors or in border designs in brilliant tones.

Emancipation Day Injury from Accidental Revolver Fire

A colored woman, Margaret Bowens, was wounded in the leg by an accidental revolver discharge during Emancipation Day celebrations near Fair Grands. She was hospitalized at Montevue and reported resting well. authorities believe the shooter is unknown and no one nearby fired the weapon. The incident occurred about 6:30 PM as several young men stood nearby. The injury is not considered serious. Bowens has recently lived in Frederick after residing in Pleasant View, Maryland.

Mjargaret Bowens Montevue Hospital Frederick Pleasant View

Farmers Picnic Moved To Aug 19 At Fair Grounds

The county farmers picnic moved from Aug 14 to Aug 19 at the Fair Grounds to accommodate arriving farmers. Hosted by Grange groups, Farmers Association, Farm Bureau, and Rural Women’s clubs, the event includes morning plays, music, recitations, and afternoon addresses with Governor Ritchie and Attorney General Armstrong invited. A band concert and sale of pure-bred Guernsey cattle will close the day.

Fair Grounds Farmers’ Association Farm Bureau Federation of Rural Women's Clubs Albert C. Ritchie Armstrong Washington National Farm Bureau E. F. Barker Montgomery County B. John Black Handlestown Ek. K. Cabill State Farm Bureau Hancock Guernsey

Fritchie Marker Discussion at Lions Club Luncheon

The Lions Club at Hotel Mealey New Market debated replacing the West Patrick street bridge marker for Barbara Fritchie with a more permanent and elaborate memorial. The meeting drew strong turnout and lively discussion on the historical tribute.

Barbara Fritchie Patrick Street Carroll Creek Lions’ Club Mealey New Market

Lions Club Meeting Names Guests and Copyright Report

Guests included 8S. T. Fox of Millville New Jersey J. Hallileigh of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and P. Clayton Dixon of Jefferson. The club heard a committee report on publishing and copyrighting a song dedicated to the Lions by Walter Decker. Other matters were discussed at the meeting. Consideration is the most powerful link in the chain of love.

T. Fox Millville

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