Braddock Heights Pro Gaddock Heights Chautauqua Notes
August 26 report lists a Sunday Song Service on August 22 with hymns and solos led by Rev. George Albert Snyder and a Washington speaker. Carnival prizes were awarded with Miss Pansy Zimmerman and Miss Mamie Kline winning the first prize. Listings include guests at Avalon Valley View and Creed cottages, plus Middletown Chautauqua week with two daily entertainments and an open-air American Band concert each evening Tuesday through Thursday.
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Gaddock Heights
Yma
George Albert Snyfer
Middletown
Butterworth
Miss Linn
Miss Yost
George Edward Smith
Guy D. Hardelot
Mary Cramer
Washington, D. C
George B. Townsend
First Christian Church
Hagerstown
Invictus
Bruno Huhn
George Albert Snyder
D. D
Christ Reformed Church
Woodrumphs
Pansy Zimmerman
Mamie Kline
Ruth Crist
Frederick
Charlie Chaplin
Harry Solomon
New York
the Avalon
N. G. Barton
Lenora Batnbrook
Helen Steinacker
Marie Steinacker
G. Kalling
Baltimore
J. W. Leary
N. Brooken
Rugh
Colman
J. F.sheehan
J.F. Sheean
A. Sheehan
Lemken Sheehan
W. Sheehan
Herbert Ofentoin
Thomas Fitzgerald
Jack Connor
Arthur L. Holland
New York City
Doll Cottage
Aliee Radcliff
Marianna
Mullinix Cottage
Gustave Stalling
Lynchburg
Baniston
September term jurors named for county court session
Jurors for the September term were drawn creating a grand and petit panel. Forty eight names listed include Buckeystown Benjamin Stauffer and D Z Padgett. Frederick Charles Staley Itv erest Harding Henry Lampe Daniel Eisler Edward Baltzell Richard Hargett and others from Middletown Urbana New Market Woodsboro Petersville Jefferson Mechanicstown and more. The term is expected to be one of the longest in years with a full juror roster.
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Buckeystown
Benjamin F. Stauffer
D. Z. Padgett
Frederick—Charles B. Staley
Itverest C. Harding
Henry R. Lampe
Daniel Eisler
Urbana
John W. Haines
C. W. Stan
Liberty
Albert W. Etzler
Milton O. Valentine
New Market
Charles E. Etzler
Frank Jones
Hauvers
James BE. Forney
Woodsboro
George J. Hull
Ji. D. Fuckinger
Petersville
Russell Hilleary
Mt. Pleasant
William K. Birely
Charles Houck
Jefferson
Martin L. Shaff
A K. Darner
Mechanicstown
Robert A. Tyson
James T. Waesche
Jackson
Edward L. Palmer
3. W. Cline
Johnsville
Frank H. Sidwell
Woodville
George W. Runkles
Singanore
TI. Zile
Lewistown
Luther C. Leatherman
Tuscarora
John C.twenty
Burkitsvile
William Magaha, Ballenger
George E
Picnic Arrangements Set For Braddock Heights Event
Arrangements are complete for a Braddock Heights picnic next Thursday hosted by the H. and P. railway. Speakers will be William T. Warburton and H. Dorsey Etchison. A tournament and sham battle feature with Companies A of Frederick and 3 of Hagerstown. Officials include Chief Marshal H. E. Willard and aides Lee Ranneberger Hemp Brothers M. G. Stull R. D. Sett zer and H. D. Burger. judges Edward Ardesser A. Hemp Jr Jefferson and Dorsey Sappington. scorer Arthur Remsburg. time keeper Richard F. Simmons. Cyrus F. Flook chairs reception. arch tenders Jacob Koogle Geo Crops e Raymond Wiles. privileges manager John W. Poole.
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Braddock Heights
H. and P. Railway
William T. Warburton
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick
Hagerstown
RB. Paul Smith
H. and F
H. E. Willard
Lee Ranneberger
Hemp Brothers
M. G. Stull
R. D. Settzer
H. D. Burger
Edward Ardesser
Washington
A. Hemp
Jr. Jefferson
Dorsey Sappington
Libertytowl
Arthur Remsburg
Middletown
Richard F. Simmons
Cyrus F. Flook
Myeraville
Jacob Koogle
Geo.Cropse
Raymond
Wiles
John W. Poole
Hurl Back British Onset At Gallipoli
London reports say additional British troops landed at Suvla bay on Gallipoli peninsula after hours of heavy fighting with no decisive progress. Both sides suffered heavy losses as the British advance was halted. The War Office released the official statement. In Egypt telephone operators are needed who speak English French Italian Greek and Arabic.
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London
Suvla Bay
Gallipoli Peninsula
War Office
Egypt
Cardinal Vannutelli Dead at 81 in Rome
Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli dean of the Sacred College has died at age 81 in Rome on August 20. Born November 26 164, he was created cardinal by Pope Leo XII on March 14 1887 and was among the most influential members eligible for the papacy.
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Sacred College
Rome
Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli
Cardinal Vannutelli
Pope Pius
Leo XII
Cardinal
Gerazzano
Palastripa
Germans Press Submarine Warfare With New Attacks
A submarine torpedoed the steamer Dunsley believed to be by the same U-boat that sank the Arable. The Dunsley resumed steam after the hit. Wireless reports say the Dunslow aided the Magnolia in rescuing passengers from the Arabic and remained with the distressed ship.
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Magnolia
Dunslow
U. S. Consul Reports Americans Saved From Arabic
Washington dispatch from Vice Consul Thompson at Queenstown lists twenty one American survivors of the Arabic torpedo strike. Names include Logan Utah Teslme Neibeker James Houlihan Philadelphia and more, with several New York and Trenton residents among the rescued. A later cable from Liverpool confirms cabin passengers aboard the Arabic were all Americans, naming many individuals.
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Washington
State Department
Thompson
Queenstown
Teslme Neibeker
Logan
Utah
James Houlihan
Philadelphia
Thomas Elmore
New York
G. A. McAllister
Chambersburg
James T. Rowley
Chicago
Covington
Louis Bruguiere
John Olsen
San Francisco
Philip Collier
Buffalo
Sadie Shrimton
Syracuse
C. A. McRoddie
Schenectady
N. Y
John Nolan
John Olschwartz
Christopher McTamney
Trenton
Yor
White Star Line
Liverpool
Josephine L. Braugiere
Bruguiere
Fred Burseas
James Calmon
P. W. A. Colins
Dellah Covington
E. A. McAllister
Christopher McTantey
N. J
Leopold P. Moore
A. Hulme Mobecker
Claude Roode
James M. Rowey
W. E. Ramsdell
F. E. Shrimpton
Edmund Woods
Annie Phillips
William E. Phillips
Owen Philips
Agnes Phillips
Kathleen Phillips
Tolmino Line Pierced by Italian Trenches and Prisoners
Rome reports Italian troops fighting near Tolmino have breached lines at Santa Lucia, one of two forts guarding Tolmino. General Codarna’s latest briefing says Italians occupy several trenches and have taken about 200 prisoners, threatening to open the Isonzo for larger assault toward Gorz.
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Rome
Santa Lucia
Tolmino
Conzo
Codarna
Tolming
Isonzo
Monte Nero
Gorz
Middletown Deserves Republican Support
A stark local tal e argues that Middletown consistently backs Republicans in Wilks Frederick County elections while Ballenger District leans Democratic. The piece cites seven years of voting data from 1909 to 1915 to claim Middletown’s Republican majorities outpace Ballenger’s, urging voters to align with their party.
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Wilks
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Patterson
Woodsbor
Hoffman
Ballenger
Mr. Vater
Emmitaburg
Woodsboro
Morsell
Vater
Middletown
Momi- Biden
Kieffer Delauter
Middistown
No. & Sonitd
WilewFit
Samuel 4. Lewis
Tohereby
Myacif
Ghoner Be. Kaufman
New Market
Avgilaipae TaFipee
Vanmeter
Brunswick District
Orphar
Democratic Party
Primarion
Ava
Louis C. Etchibon
Defferson
MayZid&whitp
Ballenger and Middletown V district Candidates Clash
An unsigned ad argues Ballenger’s candidate Morsett should not receive voter support due to his county school board appointment, while Middletown District’s Doctor Lam ar lacks political office experience yet has long served as a Republican worker. Hotel Richmond advertises seaside amenities and recent renovations near Atlantic City.
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Frederick County
H. B. Witter
Frederick County Sheriff Candidacies Ahead in Parties
A series of notices announces candidates for sheriff of Frederick County across parties. Names appearing include Harry G. Tritapo e, Rodrick, George W. Shoemaker, Charles H. Klipp, Marion G. Miller, Royer Leatherman, Robert F. Cromwell, James A. Jones, and H. B. Witter, all seeking nomination in Republican or Democratic primaries.
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Shpref
Frederick County
Democratc
James A. Jones
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