Frederick County School Board Seeks Economies and Repairs
The Frederick County School Board met this morning with the superintendent and all but one commissioner present. They discussed funding with County Commissioners, appointing a committee to review school repairs for economy, and possibly whitewashing or calcimining school rooms. The board considered adding grades eight and nine to some grammar schools. Several teaching appointments were made, Ijams-Wille will gain an extra teacher, and Thurmont High School is slated for occupancy in September with progress on Wolfsville, Brodwick, and North Market Street school additions.
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Frederick Feounty School
WM de
Palmer
Emus
Morsell
Superin- Atndent
Ijams- Wille School
Thur- Miont
Wolfsville
Brotwick
North Market Strees
Brunswick Water Shortage Warns Mayor Urges Conservation
Mayor Harrison warns Brunswick residents to conserve water as pumps lift water from the well. The city aims to keep a 300000 gallon reserve, while daily discharge from the reservoir matches the well’s output. Engineers instructed not to draw from reserve to meet demand.
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Brunswick
Harrison
J. D. Mills
Festival Tomorrow Evening at City Park Fundraiser
The M. E. church men of South New York Hill will host a festival at City Park tomorrow evening to raise funds for digging out the cellar under the church parsonage. C. F. Band will perform in a concert. Mr and Mrs Frank L Stoner, East Bebond Street, are spending time at the Hotel Ostend in Atlantic City. The note also mentions shaving being introduced around 300 B.C.
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M. E. Church
South New York Hill
C. F
Frank L. Stoner
East Bebond Street
Hotel
Ostend
Atlantic City
Ford
Memorial structures planned for frontier history in Frederick
Rev. Dr. Cyrus Court arrived in Frederick to attend the Enoch Brown Association meeting and discuss memorials. The group aims to erect monuments at Mort McCord site and Fort Loudoun, with a memorial volume detailing the sesquicentennial events at Enoch Brown Park and Fort McCord dedication. The association vows to match donations for Fort Loudoun and plans future structures in the Cumberland valley frontier saga.
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Cyrus Court
Frederick
Strailey
Hagerstown
Ros. J. Dutrow
Clarke Place
Enoch Prown Association
Enoch Crown Park
eGneal W. Dixon
Cape Kober
Jo Boyd
Vanbecker
Cort
Park
Hrown
Pennsylvanian Historical Commission
Mort McCord
Chambersburg
Woren
Haldren
Indias
Cumberland Vidley
Braddock
John Forbes
Fort Bedford
Forks of the Ohio
Fort Dusquesne
Fort Pitt
Forbes
Col
Henry Hougnet
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mississippi
Port Pitt
Chen Reval
Amedein
Virginia
Pennsylvenia
Benjamin Pranklin
Brown
Imoud
Cumberland
Greencastle
Mauch Brown Association
Fort Loudoun
Franklin County
Fort Sandoun
Enoch Brown Park
Fort McCord
Reformed Sunday School Reunion Draws Large Crowd at Braddock Heights
August 5 Braddock Heights Frederick county hosts the eleventh annual reunion of the Reformed Sunday schools. A steady stream of picnickers arrives since morning with events including a band concert at 1 PM and another at 4 30 PM. A 1 45 PM service featured Rev H M J Klein of Lancaster Pa on John Huss. Numerous local residents and visitors attend, with children enjoying races and games.
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Braddock Heights
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
John Huss
H. M. J. Klein
Lancaster
A.C. McCardell
Frederick
Reunion Association
Annie Johnson
Washington
Helen Heinlein
W. J Lee
Lake
Ontario
Mrs. Cook
W. S. Creed
Jefferson Boulevard
J. Stoll Detrick
Baltimore
Arthur Doll
James Harris
Minnie Doll
Hotel Braddock
William Carbo
Kefauver Cottage
T. H. Carter
L. M. Carter
S. Wertheim
M. Holman
Loretta Jenkins
Bal
Camden Terrace
Bessie Brown
Washington, D. C
Episcopal Sunday School
Heights
Clarence Sier
Nellie Abrecht
Jessie Houff
John Wood
George Antevine
Ethel Mayhugh
Jesse Houff
Ira Riggles
Local residents plan Atlantic City and Wildwood vacations
A flood of personal notices lists Mr and Mrs Benjamin Rosenour and many others touring Atlantic City Wildwood and Frederick area towns. Guests include Mr Leads TL Fraley Miss Lu Na Harris and Mrs James S Phillips as friends and relatives travel for short visits and holidays.
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Mises Nutinde
May
Athletic City
N. J
Moltie Neberts
West South Street
Albert Patterson
Emmitsburg
Chauncey Harris
Lu Na Harris
Elizabeth
C. Thomas Kemp
West Third Street
Crawford
James S. Phillips
Shepherdstown
W.va
W. W. Osburn
T. M. Turner
C. EB. Clay
Martinsburg
Frederick
A. J Summers
Thelma Summers
Hi. KH. Booker
Dallas
Texas
Richard Gambrill
James IT. Gambrill Jr
Atlantic City
Chicago
My. FG. Sappington
The
Commercial Bank
Mary Sappington
Washington
W. ON. Mills
Mt Airy Plans Big Fair With Political Visitors
Mount Airy hosts the thirteenth annual farmers fair and horse show at Wildwood Park August 19 26 and 21. Frederick How and Carpal farmers organize the event with candidates Senator Blair Lee and Harrington attending. Governor hopeful Guy W Sleele is slated to speak Friday with other speakers, a horse show Friday and Saturday tournaments, prizes and coronation ceremonies to follow by Samuel J Javis.
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Wildwool
Mount Airy
Frederick
Howifoslonteenens
Carpal
Blair Lee
Kind Off
Harrington
Igtak
Tsaturday
Gove Ogo
Ak Guy
Man
Via
Sucessful Knights
Sioa 2 Wal
Samuel J. Javis
Country Life Conference Opens at Maryland Agricultural College
The Country Life Conference for Maryland ministers opened at Maryland Agricultural College with about 125 ministers in attendance. Dr. Thomas F. Dixon of Frederick served as chairman. An afternoon tour of the experimental farm preceded the evening address by Fulger McKinsey, The Bentztown Bard, titled Journey to Childhood Town.
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Country Life Conference
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural College
Thomas F. Dixon
Frederick
Fulger McKinsey
Bentztown
Rainy Spell Marks Half of Forty Day Window
St Swithin’s tradition notes about half of the forty day period has seen rain in the county. sixteen days recorded with some showers. July 16 brought heavy rain and storm damaging crops. Tuesday night into Wednesday morning produced very heavy rainfall.
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St. Swithin
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L. G. Steel
Gittings
Trego
Agnes Walton
Grayson
Katharine Brown
Annapolis
Seachrist Mountain House
M. H. Robey
L. Schwartz
Edna Schwartz
Plorence Schwartz
Washington, DD. C
Ginia Crummer
Margaret Houck
Donard Kennedy
Roger Brust
T “Rest
Mr. Calkins
Misses Calkins
Holder
Sylvia
Linn
Betty Lion
Margaret Linn
Dorset
Clare
Dorothy
Jessie Dorset
Richmond, Va
J. H. Schisler
Harry Schisler
Hubert Schisler
Katharine Schister
Louise Kddlebach
Catonsville
Ford Owners
Thep Precision CO
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Patrick Street
Benjamin Rosenour
Tia Patrick Street
TL Fraley
Patrick Stretc
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Athairlie City
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MT. Airy
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Galatia
Batiste
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Cambric
Cook
Madras
Bungalow
Panama
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Peruna
Liquid Peruna
George Bivery Emory L. Coblentz
L. A. Chiawell
Francia H. Engle
Abraham Hemp
Thos. B. Johnson
Thos. B. Hayward
John C, Lamar
R. Rush Lewis
Frank C, Norwood Eutaw
D. Neighbor
Benj. C. Perry
Richard P. Rose
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Snook
Chas
Wertheimer Maximus
Whitehill
Newton M. Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Co
John MN. Clary
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market &T
F. C. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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J. W. Kolb
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