Talk of the Town praises Frederick County products at big fair
The piece extols Frederick County farms and corn with a festive picnic scene. It notes crowds at Braddock and Pen Mar, rain and lightning not damping spirits, and cooks from country hams to sponge cake. A playful jab at a western potato value appears, ending with comment on corn.
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Frederick County
Big Fair— Company A
World
Seulen Lureat Pers Kerry
Braddock
Pen Mar
Manor
Frederick
News
Corn and camps in the Frederick County notes
A rambling column recalls old time corn riches and factory churn, mentions lavish roasts taboo in this paper, and touches local life. It notes Camp Mary and Camp Mar i, the Frederick Fair, militia encampment plans, the Glen Burnie shooting, post office hiring, and the Maryland Children’s Aid Society branch formation with local endorsements.
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Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Urner and Motler
Willard
Lady Betty
Haller Undergoes Hernia Operation At Baltimore Sanitarium
Louis M Haller was operated on for a hernia at the Biedler Sellison Sanitarium in Baltimore. Dr H H Biedler performed the procedure. the operation was very successful, with discharge possible in about weeks if no complications arise. Dr H F Getzendanner, related to Dr Biedler, was among the team at the University Hospital.
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Louis M Haller
Biedler
Expelled pastor Knott backed by Warrenton church
Rev J G Knott of Warrenton Va, a well known figure in this city, has been expelled from the Baltimore Conference and the church after a jury of pastors found charges false. He vows to continue to serve as his congregation at Warrenton stands behind him. The case moves to the Baltimore Conference meeting in March at Rowieke Va.
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Southern Amelborist Episcopal Church
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J. G. Knott
Warrenton, Va
Rishon Collings Denny
Baltimore
Knoth
Knott
Stialtimore
Rowieke
Forest
J. Pretivan
Washington
Brosc Anor Tishon Denny
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Ann Wnett
Warrenton
Rnott
John A Kerns i
Nashville Tern
Inselt
Fihe
Romens
Charles Kreti
Soterabo
Tie
LCR
Wenoaty
Coe Rerogh Gry Toopparerrd
Wise Bann
Emmanuel Church
St. John Emanuel
Arlington
Wr Knott
Salem
Aorew
Hoa
Winchester
Clifton Forge
J. St. Andrews
Sta
Andrews
Harford County
Court Notices and Estate Proceedings Listing Debts and Transfers
Inventories of debts due and current money in the estate of Calvin Coblentz filed. Ratification of the sale of real estate of Benjamin Disney, deceased, first and final account of Emory Coblentz, executor, filed and distributions made. Letters testamentary in the estate of Elma R Lambright to Edward Adams and George Heinlein, executors. Letters testamentary in the estate of Francis Colleberry to Elizabeth T. Colleberry, executor. Real estate transfers in Frederick city and county involving Uriah Long and wife to Mehrl Mobeils. Hattie Vourina to Mars Ford wards. Mars Taffaller and husband to Ralph Interc. transfers in Urbana, Pearl, Adamstown and Doubs. Subscribe for The News.
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Calvin Coblentz
Benjamin Disney
Emoryth Coblents
S. Calvin Coblentz
Aenor
EL Lambright
Properey
Uriah
Lougn
Mehrl
Frederick City
Hattie VooRiine
Mars
Osnafen
Oife
Te Attand
Mars Tsffaller
Ralph Intec
Plan to Form Club for Frederick Motorcyclists Endurance Run
Frederick motorists plan to form a club after an endurance run to Philadelphia on August 12. About twenty riders from Frederick and surrounding areas will join, with Charles Grima coordinating entries and a two day trip. A club cup and dues may fund the prize and future events.
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Frederick
ALT Ae Presencar Wilhilielees
Sal
Phildelphia
Charles Grima
Mr List Plans Long Overland Motorcycle Trip to New York
George List manager of the City Opera House will leave Frederick on his motorcycle Tuesday for an extended overland trip to New York. He aims to book shows for the coming season and meet managers there. He expects to be away about a week traveling 600 to 700 miles, with stops at Atlantic City and Philadelphia before returning alone.
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New York
Togo
New York Harbor
United States Revenue
Seneca
Verbeck
New York State
Chandler Hale
Frederick Dent Grant
Templio M. Potts
Potts
Mr. Hale
United States
Taft
Washington
Sea of Japan
George List
City Opera House
Frederick
List
Metropolis
Mr. List
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Confined to the House No More for Two Local Men
Thomas Hooper of East South street has recovered from illness and can go out. H. H. Smith of Adamstown, injured at a Doubs versus Morrisonville baseball game, required stitches but is able to be out now.
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Thomas Hooper
East South Street
H. H. Smith
Adamstown
Doubs
Morrisonville
Governor Crothers to speak on improvised farming methods
Governor Crothers plans a public talk in Boonsboro Washington County near Hagerstown on improvised farming methods. The event ties to his broader agricultural focus and follows an earlier address in Denton Md. Also referenced is a local medical story and an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets with testimonial claims.
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Boonsboro
Govenor Crothers
Washington County
Hagerstown
Denton
Two Finish Distin guished Expert Trophy Match at Saunders
Twenty two competitors started the Distinguished Expert Trophy Match at Saunders Range yesterday but only two completed the full course. Sergeant James E. Givan and Lieutenant Henry F. Lupus were the sole finishers after eliminations at multiple yardages and stages. Givan receives a trophy from Captain William B. Brown and Lupus a medal from the State. Lieutenant Elmer T. Munshower and Major David W. Jenkins posted notable scores at specific distances.
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Saunders
Saunders Range
Ion Wen
James E. Civan
Henry FE
Lupus
Givan
Wiliam BE. Brown
Elmer T. Munshower
David W. Jenkins
Glynn
John de P. Douw
William A. Renehao
Winan
Maryland
Rehehax
Samuel J. Fort
Ordinance Department
Rene ‘Han
Renehan
Walter Winang
William A. Renehan
Major Fort
W. Coale
Amedal
Cat at New City Hotel Chloroformed After Poisoned Meal
Brief item reports Dick the cat at New City Hotel was chloroformed this morning after feeding on a poisoned rat. The animal had recently turned fourteen, and hotel staff ended the cat's suffering with chloroform. The note ends with an advertisement line about kidney pills.
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New City
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