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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1915

Page

7

Firemen praised as brave and town reads like old newspaper

A rambling local column praises Frederick firemen for bravery in battling fires. It recalls community pastimes, fairs, picnics, and political hopes, noting ongoing summer life from Atlantic City trips to school preparations and the Frederick Fair. The writer, Mary Jane, signs off with nostalgic reflections and travel dreams.

Frederic Huatlera Willie Z Frederick Sister's Mary Jaxe

Potpourri Medley and Opera Selections Featured in Concert

A concert program presents a potpourri including Balfe and The Bohemian Girl selections with arrangements by Todiant and Eilenberg. It also includes Verdt Medley American Fantasia Bendix The Star Spangled Banner and Rigoletto numbers from the era, reflecting varied operatic and patriotic fare.

Balfe Bendix

Braddock Heights Prepares for August Tournament and Evolving Water Works

Braddock Heights hosts a major August tournament with a temporary grandstand and jousting doles on Schley Avenue set for August 26 drawing large crowds. Workers toil on Jefferson Boulevard extension water pipes, half dug in a 1250 foot trench, repairs around the substation continue after water main damages. Notable visitors include Albert Hammond of Greensburg and Harry Allan Price of Baltimore, with Mrs Pope and Miss Rose Fe hake enjoying mountain visits. Braddock Views and Verses attract locals though capacity is reached and weekend guests cope with crowded conditions as Sunday motorists tour for chicken dinners. Martin Rohrback arrived to join his mother Alice Rohrback after Scout camping weeks.

Braddock Heights Schley Avenue Jefferson Boulevard Albert Hammond Greeneburg Brightside Harry Allan Price Baltimore Pope Rose Feahake Keller House Braddock Martin Rohrback Alice Rohrback

Reading Gets Convention City for 1916 Meet

Minneapolis dispatch reports Reading Pennsylvania was chosen as the 1916 convention city for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies at its recent session. Elected officers include President L R Welch of Fitchburg Mass and vice presidents M Thurber Redwing Minn and C M McMillan Carthage Ill with H P Cooper Crawfords ville Ind as secretary and C A McColter Indianapolis as treasurer. In Trenton a fatal prison fight left convict John Deaugus Gos dead and cellmate Joseph Ferrario dying after a stabbing incident in the state prison.

Reading Minneapolis National Association of Mutual/ Insurance Companies L. R. Welch Fitchburg Mass Ind C. A. McColter Indianapolis Trenton John Deaugus Gos Cumberland County Joseph Ferrario Middlesex County

Local county election announcements for Frederick candidates

A jumble of candidate notices for Frederick County offices including sheriff clerk of the Orphans Court and county commissioner. Mentions Republicans and Democrats with appeals for support and pledges of campaigns and administrations.

Sherif Coun Freidericl Peniary D.C. Rambburg Frederick District Frederick County Charles 1 Klipd Frederick, Md MARION _C. BILLER Woodsbord, Md Shorif Ofice Roy E. Leatherman Walkersville Frrmarica Timaries Ibfivenas B. Witter Ors Clark Mannex George L. Kaupman New Market District No AdgussipawTarip WM. W. Vanmeter Brunswick The Orphans’ Court Frederick Gunty

Floods in St Louis Sweep Suburbs and Halt Transit

A heavy Aug 21 rainfall floods southwestern St Louis, leaving thousands homeless as high water blocks roads and trains. Subway tunnels and major routes flood, streetcar service stops, and residents seek shelter in public buildings. Rescue boats assist those stranded. trains stalled north of Union Station.

St. Louis Union Station Maplwood Kirkwood Webster Grove Omaha Delmar Station

Albaugh and Harrington Real Estates and Insurance

Albaugh and Harrington offer 44 acres of fertile level land with fine buildings and a half mile to BO and Oy station, plus 27 acres on a good road to Frederick with splendid buildings and fertile land. Possession available in September. Also six East Third Street building lots with reasonable prices and build-to-suit options.

BO & Oy Frederick East Third Street Wallace Balter Nts Ff Monarch Albaugh & Harrington Market Sc W. A Larree Bank Weil Lis Anxiove S Farm Acrea Nacre Srmai i

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