Sunday church services listed for area churches
Several churches announce Sunday programs with morning and evening services. United Brethren, St James Lutheran, Evangelical Lutheran, M E Church South, Presbyterian and Westminster Church hold sermons and Sunday schools at various times. A Fairy Cantata to aid St Fumphents Parish features the Arion Quartet in Thurmont on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Els E
United Brethren
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Longe
Thurmont
Organa of
St. Fumphents Fopiscopal
Arion Quartette
Letters Praise Bay Ridge Bay excursion success
Reader letter expresses satisfaction with a Citizens' excursion to Bay Ridge and Baltimore. Commends organizers for order and enjoyment, notes ticket sales by individuals, and hopes for more events in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tua Nuwa
Tam Naws
Maryland
Heya
Bay Ridge
Balthmore
Leeee Syederick
A. Alby
Parens
Mt. Alry
Rover
Entertaining At A Db Dinner Near Emmitsburg
Mr and Mrs Albert B Maxell hosted a social gathering for friends at a dinner on Tuesday afternoon near Emmitsburg Our guests included Miss Annie Gardner of Rals ferstown Misses Baame and Nellie Flamming of Kork Pa Mr and Mrs Wo Gardner Mrs Harry Maxell and Anne Miss Maude Maxell Mr and Mrs Jacob L Hoke Mrs Marion Hoke and Mr Norman Z Hoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poue O'Clooe Drier
Albert B. Maxell
Emmitsburg
Misa Annie Gardner
Ralsferstown
Baame
Nellie Flamming
Kork
Wo. Gardner
Harry Maxell
Aene
Misa Maude Maxell
Jacob L. Hoke
Marion Hoke
Norman Z. Hoke
Dutterer Woman Injured After Fall in Emmitsburg
Mrs. Dutterer of Emmitsburg suffered a serious fall Monday evening while descending steps at the residence of R. L. Anman. She was knocked unconscious and bruised. the incident prompted medical attention but did not result in life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dutterer
Emmitsburg
R.L. Anman
Dutterer
Frequent Visitors and Summer Guests in Frederick Area
A long list of residents and visitors are noted in Frederick and nearby towns. People from Baltimore Philadelphia Hagerstown and Washington visit relatives in Thurmont Middletown Emmitsburg and Jefferson. Many stay for extended visits at homes along B&O avenues and near town, with residents from Riverside to Gapland hosting guests and planning local excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Annie
Tha Biste
Weaablagton
Ts & Na
Baekes Beet
Mise Bemeburg
C. E. Moberiy
Charis W. Nhafer
Mra Jobs
EB. Rowtsabe
Riverside
California
Mim Lily Jordan
Baltimore
Mra Rey Groff
Church
Hagerstown
Luther 8
Black and Wife
Gettysburg
Mr. Black
Wm. J. Biack
Main Street
Thurmont
John M. Cover
Philadelphia
James A. Bannon
Lizzie Shull
B.& O. Avenue
Mary Foster
Pearl
Baltimore City
Thomas Bell
B. & O. Avenue
Mra Williams
Stexandria
Mra. Hahn's
Avenus Mies
Henrietta Bonaventure
New York
Gapland
George Alfred Downsend
Kerr Routzshn
Dayton
Ohio
Carlton P. Routzaha
Benevola
Washington County
Mary Hopwood
Ming
Mr. Whitmore
Misa Cora Herman
A. Herman
Washington
Atlantic City
A Bronner
M. B. Baker
Shepherdstown
X. Va
Frederick
Daniel Ifori
Pendleton
Middletown Valley
Mrr
Benjamin Remaburg
New Moorefield
Middletown
Charles E. Long
Osmden
M. J
Eva Cronenburg
East Patricky Street
Tanly
Lyn
N. Y
Henry Refauver
Jefferson Street
Kathe Remsburg
Washington Ty
Graven Brendel
Reginald
G. C. Rhoderick
Eleanor Nelson Ritchie
New Jersey
John 8. Waters
James K. Waters
Milton Lowenstein
Rona
Harp
Mra Helset
Mt. Gretes
Nellie Rigdon
Daisy Strasberger
R.H. Crane
Eleanor and Roble
Piedmont
W. Va
C. E. Cline
Jefferson
Charles Runsell Kefauver
Tihike, Guarantee and Trust Co
Liberty Street
New York City
H. M. Kefauver
Sarah I. Adams
Carroll County
Clayton BH. Cronise
Valley of
Virginia
Botetourt
Eidos Grove
Auburn Wagon Works
Greencastle
Broad Run
Mary Moll
Maud Wolf
Zanesville
Milas Irene Beinfelter
Molite
Gertie Middieksuff
J. F. Uber
Frank Ridgely
D. C
Misa Tiny Wachter
Charlie Mehring
East
Patrick Sever
Atlantic
EK. McWillisms
Grace Walters
Kathleen Phillips
Carrie and
Mollie Bennett
Washington, D.C
J. B. Bennett
Weat South Street
Wm. L. Oald
Market Gossip Notes Early Hours and Local Happenings
The column reports on market acts by country dealers pushing pre-ordered city demand, the Braddock area gossip about Allen Grumbine, cantaloupe crops, and fragrance-free chrysanthemums. It lists prices for eggs, butter, poultry, beef cuts, veal, mutton, pork, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits, including cantaloupes and watermelons. It also mentions a Brady meeting at Camp Frederick starting September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliee Grambini
Braddock
Allen
Grumbine
Allen Grumbine
Brick pavements urged to ease New York traffic
A barroom letter from Barlington Iowa discusses brick pavement as cheaper and more durable than asphalt for heavy traffic in New York City. It cites praised longevity and bicycle usability, urging city powers to consider vitrified brick streets for main avenues to reduce congestion and noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clansing
Ellery
Barlington
Iowa
New York
Brooklyn
Last Sea- Gay
Ken
Sam
Hudson River
New-York
Witéimen
Midseason trade review signals busy manufacturing era
The Bradstreet review notes midsummer activity rising in manufacturing amid strong iron and steel demand and prices. Rail earnings improve across central western eastern and southwestern regions, despite coal strikes. July to August readings show cautious optimism, with minor declines in some lines and widespread wage trends under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semste
New York
Brad Streets
Central Western
Eastern
Romis
Granger
Southern Reada, R. &. Doe & Co
Jane
Suip Aenes
Minhins
Sna
Jessen
Ancholy
Fall River
United States
Canada
Baseball results and notes from yesterday's games
National League games featured Philadelphia defeating Boston nine to seven and Brooklyn splitting with New York, 6 4 in the first and 10 1 in the second. Washington beat Baltimore. Cleveland topped Cincinnati. Chicago defeated Cheeaga 5 2. St Louis outscored Lowsnile 5 3. Scranton beat Wilkesbarre 9 3. Springfield lost to Sprinzfeld. Providence defeated Roches 18 9. Syracuse toppled Tarents 17 9. Hazleton saw a ground dispute affect a game ending 9 0 for Hagen ton. Fires and murders headline other happenings in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Captain Delaney
Cortin
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New Yoork
York
Washingtone
Baltiman
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicavishore
Cheeaga
St. Loo Louis
Lowsnile
Eastern Leagne
Sersaten
Scranton
Wilkeswarre
Springfield
Sprinzfeld
Providenes
Roches
Tarents
Cyracuse—pyracuse
Buffalo
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Wall Street
the Daily News
News OF the Churches
City and Canary Fomered
Fie Syrup CO
Wee Deen
Neltie
Green Valley
Mercar
Philscetpais
Jedgy
Lynch
Second
Misa Helen Beatty
Tharmost
Wina
Kate Modinger
Jobs H. Barb
Tharmont
Sho Bedentangi
Gageritows
Ole
Billy Brown
Uncle Bi
R. Brown
Jack Frost
Brady
Brelehis
Alton
Means
Sr. Wo & Morgen, Jr
Kanags City
Morgen
Secur
Bennett Freoch
Charles Bradley
Hartford Courant
England
London
Bea
Gome
Graveland
Deroit Free Press
Albany Argos
Gold Coast
Lees
Gratebar
New York Gan
Grampas
Chicago
Fen
Banrtog
MovUst
Sthsuac
Johno Johnson
Sardar
Tartie Cureans
Bey Youséw le Loe News
Avery
GEO. A. Gilbert's
Kos
H. Market
Frederick, Hd
West Wa
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Ffrattins
Aytyavr Atytsen
Tarainsa
DUUK
Renner & Kemp
Quay
Republican State Executive Committee
Gilkesons
Bomerset
Frank
Wiliam Baker
Winn
Young Chasebore
Grand Haven
Mich
Jug
George Chesebore
Mary Pierce
Spring Valley
Sprixe VauLer
Lis
Sherif Clarke
Princeton
Lexth
Avnona
Lls
Chicago and Northwestern
Thomas Rush
Charles Chilvers
Bell
Pomeroy
Johr E Emndsay
William Gundity
Wee
West Virginia
Lindsey
Coor
Brazil
Uncle Sama
Wassixetos
Navy Department
Admiral Norton
Rio de Janeiro
Newark
Capstown
Salem Pirtsstze
Glass Company
D. C. Ripley
Union
Fueseverrni
Newtrave
Canerlvania State Leazna
Haziecton
Carbundee
Hazleton
Priladeltain
Connoul
Trenton
Joha
Grigg
Wivers
Coverner
John Besn
Griggs
Char Citt
Sto
Haynes
Nving
Refrionrater
W. H. B. Etchison
Telephone No
South Market
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