Par dsrs Picnic at Braddock Heights in Frederick County
The first woods meeting of Frederick county farmers, held at Braddock Heights under the Farmers Institute, drew an enthusiastic crowd and large attendance aided by electric cars and horse conveyances. Speakers praised Frederick County as plans to organize a permanent farmers’ association progressed, with Kemp authorized to appoint a committee to draft a constitution and by laws. Local bands performed as politicians mingled. Col. L Victor Baughman attended but avoided political talk. The event, seen as a success, attracted about 3,000 riders on the electric railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Farmers’ Institute
Washington
D. Columbus Kemp
Charse
D. Columbes Kemp
Rush Lewis
Cyrus F. Flook
D. W. Stauffer
Archibald Snauffer
Kemp
Lewis
Ficox
Spenisl
Myersville Cornet
D. A. Schildnecht
Yellow Springs
Elmer Feaga
Middletown
Col. L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Baughman
Farmer’ Institute
Manor Council No 195 Hosts Inaugural Installation
A Frederick County Jr O G A M delegation and Jefferson council members helped Dr J T Waltermyer of Howard found Manor Council No 195 dr O O A M. Thirty active members were installed at the gathering. Officers elected for the year include Past Councillor R A Wachter and Councilor W B Krantz with J C Waltler as Vice Councilor and Edward Snovfer as Recording Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gouncil
Jr.o.g. AM
Jefferson
Adamstown
J. T. Waltermyer
Howard County
Manor
Gret
R. A. Wachter
W. B Krantz
J. C. Waltler
Edward Snovfer
Wilsrd
J. W Carey- Tresaurer
Chas. F
Carey
Jesze Krefe
Warden
Cyrus & Ritchie
Chaz
A. Weber
J. B. Smith
Chapleiz
L. E. Willard
Trustees
Mecia
Amos Thomas
T. Hickman
W. B. Eraniz
Results of Examination for Public School Teachers
At an August special exam for teachers, 13 sought 1st grade, 9 for 2nd grade, 12 for Western Maryland College admission and 1 for State Normal School. No 1st grade passes. 12 passed 2nd grade. Successful 2nd grade numbers: 4 7 10 17 24 25 27 28 29 3 34 36. Roger G Harley of Yellow Springs passed Western Maryland College. Coral A Spurrier passed State Normal School.
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Western Maryland College
Etata Normal School
Sre
Nuwbern
Roger G Harley
Yellow Springs
Western Mary—land College
Coral A- Spurrier
Biate Normal School
Titlow Hurt In Electric Road Accident
Samuel Titlow, a lineman for Frederick Middletown Electric Railway, fell twenty six feet when a trolley wire broke and a ladder collapsed. He suffered a broken right leg and extensive bruising but no internal injuries. He is married with several children and had been active in telegraph and electric work in the city. Republicans convene in Frederick to name delegates for Ocean City and Point of Rocks. The convention approved permanent officers, adopted rules, and selected six delegates for the State convention and six for the judicial convention, with John C. Montier named for Associate Judge.
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Samuel Titlow
Frederick-Middletown
Mesarn
Tate, Muller & Co
Bszwersl
A. A. Sharatts
C. F. Goodell
Ocean City
Potot of Rocks
Frederick County
Jeafor Hell
Point of Rocks
Harmony
Hammond Urner
John H. Rouzer
Thurmont
J. W. Rohingen
Cresgerstown
Charles Slagle
Woodsboro
Buckeystown
W. B Krantz
Frederick
C. F. Flook
Middletown
John D. Keller
J. Miller
Emmiteburg
E. RK
Zimmerman
Catoctin
ML. Wise
Tehana
C. O. Peters
Liberty
Nicodemus
New Market
Kauffman
Heuvere
M. BE. Sheffer
George Hoffman
Petersville
Gardner
Maunt Pleasant
Roatraka
Jefferson
E. R. Rematutg
Mechanticatown
H.C. Anders
Jackson
W. R. Young
Jonnsyn2
J. W. Smith
Woodville
D. M
St. Louis
Wm. McKinley
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Point of Rocke
John C. Montier
Sixth Judicial District of
Maryland
Fellowes
DB. F. McKinney
Flock
T. E.R Miller
J. P. Mathias
G. W. Crem
Hammond
Dstrict No
Buckeystone
W- M. Seacrist
Milton G. Urner
Mishaps and Runaways in Middletown Valley
Middletown residents witnessed a dramatic driving mishap when a horse bolted after hitting paving stones on Main Street. Mr. Mozes Fisher and family escaped serious harm as the carriage crashed into a telephone pole and officials aided in the chaotic scene. A separate near-miss left Edward Gaver bruised but unharmed, while Mrs. Warner Grimes sustained a facial injury from a cow horn.
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Middletown Valley Register
Middletown
Mozes Fisher
Gem Steam Laundry
Frederick
Frederick Iedy
Baltimore
Main Street
T. L. Hauver
Valley Savings Bank
Fisher
Haover
Manfaly
M.L Beard
Millard
Beckiey
Asa Bowlus
Edward Gaver
Mr. Gaver
Eilertor
Ailsa Clara Harp
Harmony
Gaver
Mad Dog's Raid Wipes Cattle Near Dallas
A rabid dog raided a farm owned by Mrs. Henry R Harris near Dallas County. James Plunkard reported the animal bit five cows and a dog. four of the cows died and the fifth worsened. Plunkard confined the herd to a pen to prevent further loss. by yesterday four cows had died and the remaining one was beyond help. No further news on the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabber
Henry R. Harris
Dalla
James Plonkard
Plunkerd
Local Resident Reports Odd Pantry Creature Incident
Mrs. Wm. Ifert of near New Baltimore in the county found eight black beetle like scales in a lard can in her pantry. She touched them and a large reptile was revealed and killed, though she gave no alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ifert
New Baltimore
Assistant Principal Named for Frederick College
Professor Herbert F. Hamilton of Green-Geld Massachusetts accepts the post as first assistant at Frederick College under President B. E. Cater He will teach mathematics and German and is a graduate of Amherst College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Hamilton
Green- Geld, Masa
Amherst College
The
Frederick College
B. E. Cater
Personal notices from Frederick and nearby towns
Purely personal items list residents visiting relatives, guests in Frederick county towns, and travelers from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and other places. It notes visits to Middletown, Thurmont, Boonsboro, Linganore Hills, and neighboring communities, with several names and travel details.
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Eiua House
Brunawick
Frederick
David Marts
Woodeboro
Besiness
Kate Wiener
Evelyn Jordan
Rev
A. Hescoz
Chicago
Thurmont
C. W. Ettnespring
Boonsboro
GC. G. MacGil
Alta Bartgis
Poclesville
Frederick County
Jeannette Goddard
New York
D.C. Winebrewer, Jr
Elle Ebberts
Vis
Waltimire
Baltimore
C. G. Black
A. Buck
Grace O’donnogt U
Washington
Blache Ugte
Deer Town
Gov. Hobbs
Jos. Firor
Lotta E. Shafer
Middletown
Mas'er Willie Kefauver
Qielnity
Mary R. Beale
Philadelphia
Charles Hendrickson
Sevanth Street
Wiliam E. Lorentz and Child
Washington City
Catharine Lorentz
May Derr
James McKinsey
Julia McKinsey
South Street
Professor Friese
Bal Imore City College
Frizee
Mary Holmes
Lingenore Hills Farm
Sarah Potbury
Edith
Charles F. Bolleau
Anderson Garrett
Hampton
Knoxville
Garrett
A. A. Lamar
Maryland General Hospital
Lewis Lamar
Wolfsville
Mary Devon
Forrest Place
Margaret Corcoran
Mount Royal Avenue
Forrest Hill
Anguet
Charles
Harvey Kefauver
New York City
Henny M. Kefauver
Jefferson Street
Koontz
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Thorsday
Miscea Mamie
Ran Hilizery
Maryland
Broodlyn
Lizzie R. Likin
Loudoun County
California
Phoebe Wagoner
Mery
Hattie
Roanoke
Abraham Weinght
Burkittsylle
John J. Koontz
Bancork
Lorenzo Koontz
Bestile
William J. Kines
North Carrol
Sud
Mizees Regina
Elizabeth Kines
Linganore Hills
J. E. Bitile
Churin
Turtle Creek
Afr. T. Blitie
St Elerion
Reunion of Marylanders in Ohio Gathered for September 9
Maryland born residents in Miami, Clarke and Montgomery counties Ohio plan a reunion at Troz county fair grounds Miami county on September 9. Organizers seek a regular group to hold yearly gatherings and invite families with baskets to enjoy a day together. News notes exodus of Fredericktonians and Baltimore Washington people spending summer in the area traveling to Austin City on Wednesday for cheap excursions.
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Miami
Glarke
Montgomery
Ohio
Troz
Miami County
Young Sluggers Beat Regulars In Morning Baseball
An exciting game of base ball was played here this morning between the Young Sluggers and the Regulars. The Young Sluggers won by 39 to 26. Wheat advanced to 88 cents today, a one cent rise from yesterday in the Frederick market.
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Yeatercey
Prederick
Citizinb
Nas
Fiveone Doliac
Ernrato B
Bush Lews
Georgetown
Ardaea
Frederick
Sotel
Cts
Cloppes
Watio
Linwood Camp Meetings Open Across Carroll County Churches
Amid a busy slate of religious events Linwood hosts a camp meeting in Carroll County while other churches and societies plan services across the region. Notable items include a Moravian anniversary, Lutherans and Methodists holding services, and efforts by the Epworth League to choose delegates for a summer district convention.
Death Claims Michael Sneadener Dayton Leader and Sheriff
Michael Sneadener longtime Dayton resident and former sheriff died at his home August 15 after a long illness. He aided Masons and United Workmen, visited Frederick County relatives, and leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Sheadener
Mgr
Michael Sneadener
Tle
Dayton
Ohio
Frederick County
Liberty
J. M. Radcliffe
Masonic Order
Order of United Workmen
Edward
Ralph
Fannie
Blichie
George Edenta
Tar
Indianapolis
Ndiara
Potat of Rocks Picnic Planned by Local Lutheran S S
The Potat of Beers Lutheran Sunday school hosts its fourth annual picnic on Saturday August 21. It will be in Bmoci3 grove a half mile north of the town store with music by a local band. An original pension has been granted to Joseph B. Msin of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School of
Potat of Beers
Joseph B. Msin
Knoxville
G. A
Baffe
McKinley
Siates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Fresh County Cantaloupes and Fruits on Ice
County cantaloupes are ripe and tasty with quality fruit daily. The Hutte gems are fresh each day and watermelons stay on ice at A. L. Bilno’s on West Patrick Street. French bread and betrolla available every evening at George Hegadorn’s on West Patrick Street. For more information contact the nearest B. and C. agent.
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A. L. Bilno’s
Patrick Street
George Hegadorn’s
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