Braddock Heights Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Braddock Heights song service and concert last evening led by Prof. H C Davis from George Washington University. Prof. Geo Edward Smith conducted and sang. Rev D Hughes Edwards spoke on Man s Search for God. Next service to feature County Christian Endeavor Union with Rev T Roland Phillips.
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Braddock Heights
H.C. Davtis
George Washington University
Washington
Davis
Geo
Edward Smitth
Smith
D. Hughes Edwards
Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
Ce Braddock
County Christian Endeavor Union
State Union
T. Roland Phillips
Church of the Redeemer, Presbyterian
Baltimore
Pastors and students form Maryland Classis leadership
A special Maryland Classis meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church elected Rev. Rob't. Lee Bair as president pro tem and Rev. Guy P. Bready as stated clerk. Roy E. Hoke was recommended for licensure after becoming a ministry student, with ordination and installation plans set for the Jefferson Charge. An open-air song service drew about 300 attendees on East Patrick Street with local clergy and music from Frederick Motor Company personnel.
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Maryland
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rob't. Lee Bair
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
Roy . Moke
Into
1. M. Motter
Committee of Supply
Jefferson Charge
Rey J. Hoke
J. M. Motter
Geo. A. Snyder
Elmer E. Hoke
Frederick Motor Company
East Patrick Street
Myers and Ricé
Chase Bros
Smith
Grimes
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Seeks Cure in Toledo Ad
Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo offer one hundred dollars to any case of catarrh cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. The 1886 testimonial declares the medicine acts through the blood and invites readers to bend for testimonials. Notary A. W. Gleason verifies the oath of Cheney as senior partner.
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Frank J. Cheney
Fim
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Tolels
Drupaelats
Vic
Hal
Wolfsville U B Church Observes Centenary
Wolfsville United Brethren Church marked its 100th anniversary with morning, afternoon, and evening services at Hoover barn the original meeting place. Lanterns from the early church lit the evening rite as many worshippers traveled from Washington county.
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Hoover Barn
United Brethren Church
Wolfsville
Washington County
Newcomer
Wellsville
John Hoover
A. J. Hoover
Braine
Religious Telescope
Dayton
A. E. Hoover
Airy Kline
C. C. Stottlemyer
Simeon Blickenstaff
Harry Eeard
Emory Grey
Fern Stottlemyer
Joha Moser
J. H. Maugans
Frederick
Reno
Harp
Glenn O. Garber
Thurmont
J. W. Kelbaugh
Emory Stotlemyer
Deerfield
Samuel Harbaugh
Harry Wilhide
Eyler’s
Ruth Eyter
Roscoe Eylerrfield
Flord Levell
Dison Swope
Myersville
Joan H. Horine
M. F. Toms
Starvey Long
John H Eldridge
Charles W. Summers
Pleasant Walk
Marshall Warrenfeltz
Ellsworth Brunner
George A. Smith
Middletown
Albert McBride
M. William Bowlis
C. M. Herst
G. C. Snyder
J. H. Kiracote
J L. Geist
Clarence Jerday
Charles Blickenstaff
Jacob R. Hoover
Charles Thomas
Charles Haller
Frank Martz
Harry Newcomer
Lemuel Tons
Samuel Mullendore
Wiliam Baker
Markwood Huffer
Harvey ‘Tho
Wiliam Deibert
Charles Plummer
Hubert Hutzel
Daniel Green
Percy Murray
Clarence Gossant
McC. Stanter
Daniel Kinsey
Butler Family Disturbance Heard in Police Court
Edward Butler and Nettle Butler faced Justice Brust on a peace disturbance charge after a neighborhood quarrel tied to support struggles and crying children. Each fined ten dollars with suspended sentence, condition disturbances cease. custody of the children likely to go to juvenile court as family tensions unfold.
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Edward Butler
Nettle Butler
Justice Brust
Butler
Ant
Tritav
Benta Street
Winchyter
Heme
Thev
Temale Ivy
Sait Ofticer Winpigler
Winners Score 26 Runs In Amateur Game At Cadet Field
A Saturday baseball game at Cadet Field featured the C and P Telephone team of Hagerstown defeating the local C and P squad 26 to 6 in a two hour three minute contest. The Washington players used three pitchers as 28 hits and 14 errors marked the tally. The match included a 16-run third and fourth inning binge and a return game is set for next Saturday at Hagerstown.
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Cadet Field
C. and P. Telephone Company
Hagerstown
Basea
Washington
Huserstown
Batteries
Frederick
Zeigler
Rothenho
Fer
Rice
Crown
Simler
Becker
French
Albert
St. John’s
Hbageball
St. John's Catholic
Glass
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Cadet Park
All Stars
Firemen Demand 35 to 65 Percent Pay Rise
Cleveland Aug 18 A conference of 500 locomotive firemen and enginemen demanded a 35 to 65 percent wage increase. They urged all coal burning locomotives in service to be equipped with mechanical stokers and two free enclosures, and opposed power grate shakers. The plan would cost up to 200 million dollars to equip U.S. locomotives. Separate report described a derailed pay train robbery attempt near McCon-nick station with casualties.
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Cleveland
Generehatraen
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Klremen
SOE
United States
Catter
de Mint
Jess Tian Chat
Owith
Croatia
Train Kills Eights in Illinois Auto Crash at Crossing
A Norfolk New York Central train struck an automobile twenty miles west of Erie Illinois killing eight people. The victims were seven members of one family and another passenger. The party was passing through a heavy rainstorm when the view of the track was obstructed by curtains and the train’s approach sound masked by the car’s motor and the pounding.
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Panxsutuvney
Buffalo & Susgehanar
Radhroad
McConnick Station
Esploi
Atahouing Creek
Dyin Cherrington
Vmbieor
Terry Dolby
Dubuis
Threman
Tut
Mirezaret Tlennessey
Bear
Ute Pulfee
Ile
Erie
New York Central
Reynolds Crossiiz
Connent
John Tratner
Coumille Tratner
John, Jr
Qwentyeane
Vincent
Jo ‘Thomas
Mar Seer
Aml Camille
Maianie Cunnhigdiuun
Idech
Taalse
Kfted
Boy Mangled by Train Near Mahanoy City
A fourteen year old boy was found dead on railroad tracks at daybreak near Mahanoy City. The body was later identified as John Malanoshky of Shenandoah who had left home to attend a picnic at Lakeside.
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Hy Aa Hughes
Abdoymen
Joan Hughes
Jocust Alley
Montevue Hospital
Montevune Hospital
Red Cross
Tinghes
West Virginia
Grove
Charles H. Klipp
Mahanoy Chiy
Maughet
Ciy
John Ma Nalosky
Shensadeah
Lakeside
Austrians Expected to Sign Peace Treaty Soon
Le Jour nat reports Austrians likely to sign the peace treaty by late August as negotiations near completion. The article notes Allied demands and a probable conclusion to the long diplomatic process.
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Park, Aig
le Journat
Gasoline Fire Injures Lebanon Man in Near-Local Incident
Solomon Long of Bast Township escaped serious injury in an Aug 1 incident involving a gasoline supply. A sudden flare enveloped the area, burning nearby structures and causing extensive damage though Long himself suffered only burns. Authorities seek to determine supply condition and safety measures.
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Lebanon
Tanever
Baby Prize Winner Scalded in Accident
Shenandoah reports a three year old, Edward Melnseyk, fell into a tub of scalding water and was fatally scalded. The incident follows a recent prize won by the boy for his looks in a local competition.
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Shenandoah
Edward Melnseyk
Vietnir
West End
Suez Canal Blocked by Italian Cruiser Sinking
London reports the Suez Canal is blocked after the Italian cruiser Bastillesta exploded and sank near Tewtik, with advices from Port Said. The disaster halted traffic and raised fears for sea lanes.
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Suez Canal
London
Bastillesta
Port Sild
Tewtik
Brooklyn Woman Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Lewis of Brooklyn testifies that a year of misery due to displacement and poor health was eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter highlights relief from headaches and general run-down symptoms and promotes the tonic as a trusted remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Brooklyn
Exgie G. Lewis
Vernon-Avenu
Lewis
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Pastor Jefferson Charge
Roy E. Hoke
Classis, Reformed Church
Henry Simpson
France
11Th Regiment
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
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Buckeystown Packing Company
Adamstown Canning and Supply Company
Emerson, Ee
State of
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City of
Lucas County
Ray
M . Glynn
Alfred FE. Smith
Ane
New York
Lees
Wolfsville U. B. Church
Pearl M. Goodsell
William H. Goodsell
19Th Regiment
Lucy Frost
U. S
Goodsell
Whilapina Crouse
John Thomas Crouse
138Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Wals
Negress
John Hughes
Butlers Air
San Francisco Chronicle
Frederick CG. & P
Missouri
P. C
Holland
Wilhelmina
Thirko Aizog
Thomas
H.C. Summers & Co
Jefferson, Md
C. E
H. C. Summers
Sam
Mr. A. N. Spake
Magnolia Street
Jacksonville
Hie
Drecota
Pearre
Modern Pharmacy
Sost Auto Garage
P. 0
Exide
Tilghman’ Meat Maret
S. Market
Wingtoamother
Comfort Powder Co
Bysten
Pilus
Irving
F. Columbus .Knott
Besant
West Patrick ST
Frederick, Md
B. W. Wilson
Mobley Building
W. Patrick
Frederick, Maryland
H.R.C. Fox
Patrick
Cid Sissand
Chappo
Williamson
Steiner
Pharmacind
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