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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1912

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3

State Shooters Ready for Tests in Sea Girl Trip

Maryland state rifle team led by Capt. John De P. Douw includes Lieut. Elmer Munshower and Private Percy Grahe from Frederick. The team trains in preparation for the inter-state shooting tournament at Sea Girl New Jersey, with trials, practice, and several matches scheduled from August 30 to September 7, including the Wimbledon cup and Dryden trophy events.

Maryland Frederick Elmer Munshower Percy Grahe Sea Girl N. J Camp Perry Ohio A Wilson White House New Jersey John de P. Douw Douw Percy Grade First Regiment Marine Corps New Jersey State Rifle Sadler Parma C. Emierson H. B. Simon

Shadow of the Cross screening in Frederick cinema

Frederick residents will view The Shadow of the Cross at the Y M C A auditorium with an admission fee. proceeds benefit the association. The film, praised by press notices, features a luminous backdrop and a cross figure seen in bold relief. Earlier screenings occurred in Baltimore and other major centers. The article also notes the upcoming annual reunion of the Churches of God at Pen Mar on September 5 at 1:50 pm with sermons, music, an orchestra, and officials from multiple areas.

Frederick Y. M.C Baltimore Churches of God Pen-Mar G.S Yahn Harrisburg Church Advocate J W. Carter Mason and Dixon W .S. Shemp Germantown Jesse F Billmyer Uniontown L. F. Murray Samuel A. Kipe

September Docket and Cool Evening Forecast

The docket for the September term was called and arranged for trial in the judges chamber. A cool breeze and lower evening temperatures followed a day that reached near 88 degrees, with morning air easing the previous oppressive heat. A health ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion, liver vigor, and bowel regulation, claiming many have been cured and recommending purchase from dealers.

Y M C A Bowlers Outshine Smoke Shop In Contest

The Y M C A bowlers defeated The Smoke Shop 1404 to 2228 pins, earning a 186 pin lead in Braddock Heights Casino competition last night. No standout scores. top bowler was C Zimmerman with under 100 average across three games.

Y MC A Braddock Heights Alles C Zimmerman

Enjoying Overnight Camp Adventure by Ma church scouts

The Ma church Boy Scouts occupy an overnight camp at Frederick Junction and plan a seven mile canoe trip to Black Rock. Two canoes carried Scout Master Wilson P. Smith with Harvey Villa Ford Minker and George Mullican in one. Charles Mullican with Wilbur Morgan and James Tonsil in the other. The camp will continue this week and visitors are welcome in the evenings.

Boy Scouts Ma. Church Frederick Junction Black Roch Wilson P. Smith Harvey Villa Ford Minker George Mullican Charles Mullican Wilbur Morgan James Tonsil

To Break Camp Tomorrow First Battery DC Leaves Camp Ordway

First Battery Field Artillery District of Columbia departed Camp Ordway Harper's Ferry at 8 o clock yesterday en route home. The brigade faces a practically final day in camp with maneuvers ending at noon after which they move back to Camp Ordway for final departure Wednesday morning. Pay duties fall to Maj Boyd Taylor and Capt R A Clark N DC, with Maj Alfred Robbins and Capt M Nevils handling moving troops home.

Field Artillery District of Columbia Ordway Harper's Ferry Brligade Camp Ordway Boyd Taylor R. A Clark R. A Clark, of the Paymaster's Department Falla Alfred Robbins M. Nevils Quartermaster's Department

Electric Bitters advertised in hometown pharmacy notice

Miss Beth Bowers, daughter of Court Clerk Harry W Bowers, killed a large copperhead at camp in Catottin. The ad claims Electric Bitters restore strength and appetite, citing Henry Tenn resident T D Peebles who used six bottles with great effect. Pearce's Pharmacy promotes the remedy for stomach and kidney issues at fifty cents per bottle.

Beth Bowers Harry W. Bowers Catottin Henry Adler Pearce’s

Open Picture House Planned in Frederick on Sep 16

Frederick youths FO Lester Smith and W L Fisher plan to lease the Junior Fire Company hall to show moving pictures with a full orchestra. They secured a machine from Kefauver of Middletown and will run dance evenings as a potential feature, with plans to announce details after returning from talks.

F. OL. Smith W. L. Fisher M. Kefauver Frederick Lester Smith W. L Fisher Ouns Smith Mr Fisher Ots Frank B. Suppington The Junitor Fire Co Fisher South

Acrobatic Marvels At City Opera House

German duo Spa Brothers from Berlin introduced a new acrobatic act that delighted Frederick audiences at the City Opera House. The two performers, fresh from abroad, earned praise as some of the best vaudeville acts seen here. piano by R R Miller of York marked his first performance and a noted YMCA worker, H B Clerk, will return to Frederick to work as a telephone lineman after leaving the Keller fruit farm.

Spa Brothers Berlin City Opera House Thy Frederick List Victoria Baltimore Milwaukee Wis Pearce R R. Miller York Keller Sample’s Manor Clark

Arm breaks signaling car near Clifton station

John Smith 71 was struck by freight motor No. 22 near Clifton station Braddock while signaling a stop. He sustained a broken arm and bruised side, taken to City Hospital in Frederick. He lives on Winchester Street with son in law William Wolfe. Authorities expect no serious outcome. Convicts Asked About Prison Life. Prison commission seeking inmate replies, finishing by September to report to Governor Goldsborough. Rumor of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone exchange at Libertytown depending on subscriber turnout.

Clifton Braddock Hoon John Smith Alton Webster's Frederick Willian Wolfe Penitentiary Probing Commission Goldeborough

Epworth Glee Club at Braddock Heights for Barbara Fritchle Fund

A large audience enjoyed the Epworth League Glee Club of the M E church in Braddock Heights singing Ye Deestrict Skule to raise funds for Barbara Fritchle memorials. Substitutes filled in with no program changes as they presented a full schoolroom style program of choruses, solos, recitations and patriotic pieces led by Miss Pauline Suman and featuring Mr. Sponselter, Miss Mullican, Mr. C. C. Sullivan, and others.

Epworth League Glee Club M. E. Church Braddock Heights Barbara Fritchle Nho Mobile Bay The Glow Worm Madane Sherry Miss Mullican Hero C. C. Sullivan Miss Culler Tranmerie Mr. Spongeller Moonlight Bay Maryland Miss Alvey Crocodile Oxsay Benjamin Franklin Mr. Sponselter the Garden of Love Miss Delauter Mr. Solt Mr. Knock Mr. Moon Rostoe Rhoads Soto Frank Storm Pauline Suman Ringers

Zion Reformed Sunday School Festival at Charlesville

Zion Reformed Sunday school to hold a festival at Charlesville on Saturday next August 81. Music will be provided by the Yellow Springs Orchestra.

Zion Reformed Sunday School Charlesville Yellow Springs

Clean Up Sale on Mens and Womens Oxford Shoes

A sale offers 100 pairs of men's tan and black oxfords at 3.00 and 3.50 dollars, 150 pairs of ladies oxfords and pumps at 1.00, and 125 pairs of misses and children's sandals and oxfords at 50 cents a pair, highlighting bargain prices across sizes.

Wall Paper Showcase Features 1912 Line in Frederick

H R Flautt at City Hall Store announces collaboration with The Robert Graves Co to unveil a premier 1912 wall paper line. The display offers an expansive selection, nearly 30 000 rolls, touted as the most complete Frederick has seen. Meral F Moberly lists related decorating and mantle goods at 189-141 West Patrick Street.

Robert Graves CO Frederick Meral F. Moberly West Patrick Street

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