Twirls Fine Game For YMCA A Win At Hagerstown
The YMCA team won 8 to 5 led by a strong twirling performance. Kennedy pitched six innings, struck out 13, and earned credit for the victory while Banton supplied steady defense and timely hits. Hagerstown offense managed nine hits but the YMCA defense limited scoring in the late innings.
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Anes
A. SR
Athletic
Acare Belig
Sketenen
Say
M.C
AL Abrhoarer
Kennedy
Regen
Laase
Potala
Hagerstown
Hoar Bressler
X. F
EB. Spigier
Lof
D. Spigier
A. S
Yonte
Geesereeeee
Derrant
Yim
Hulzhaovo
Duvall
Berry
D. Spig
Celebrating Road Drag Day In Owasa Northwest Event
More than 3,000 people gathered in Owasa to celebrate road drag day and inspect the best earth roads in the Northwest. A feature was dragging a mile of road in a minute, with over two dozen teams and farmers contributing to a systematized program led by Prentiss Ransom. The 65 miles of road boulevards are praised for excellence and economy, reflecting years of organized upkeep and stations with drag levers operated by volunteers. The plan aims to reduce road funds waste and improve routes since 1908, with significant improvements planned for the spring grading and regular dragging after rain.
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Hittie
Owasa
St. Paul
Jackson Township
Jingkm
Prentiss Ransom
Jackson
Henry Davis in Dying Condition After Fall
Henry G Davis a well known political figure and father in law of Senator Elkins of West Virginia lies in a dying condition after a recent fall. The dispatch from Wheeling notes Davis’s ailment as he nears the end of life.
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Bogeths
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Oy Davis
Iy Law
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Fires Under Control In Western Washington Forest Areas
Fire crews report partial control of wildfires in the western Washington region as showers help suppress the blazes. Emergency units remain on alert while residents observe updated evacuation and safety advisories.
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Becta
Beattle
Waal
Waghington
Social World Notice of Party in Baltimore
A social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs at Pricoe with guests including Mrs Markell Mrs Hooks Mrs Ross Mrs Roas Miss Sone and others from Baltimore. The event featured a table richly decorated with wildflowers and pleasant conversation. A postal shower honored Master Tanter’s first birthday with cards from friends and relatives.
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Leb
Pricoe
Cotk
Urbens
Markell
Alfred Miller
Fied Kaltee
Edward Milter
Baltimore
Tanter
Fagt
Tal Alower ii
Friends Land
Downey Farms Sold at Public Auction Near New Market
Lands from the estate of the late Dr. Desae W. Downey were auctioned at Uts's Motel in New Market. The Downey farm east of town, 205 acres, brought 71 dollars per acre to William Smith of Jamaville. The Hammond farm, 125 acres, was joined to Samuel C. Tasharg at 50 dollars per acre.
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Eagard T
Desae W. Downey
Uts
New Market
Dr. Downey
Downey
Wlliam Smith
Jjamaville
Simuel C. Tasharg
Seven Year Old Girl Hit by Bicycle Near Bank Crossing
Misa Mildred Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert S Brown, escaped serious harm after a bicycle struck her while she stepped from the curb in Patrick street near the Frederick county bank. She suffered leg contusions and a badly cut lip from the tumble.
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Misa Mildred Brown
Albert S. Brown
Patrick Street
Caver
Prederick County Bank
Ron
Bleyete
Hymeneal Zeigler and Holland wed in Washington DC
Miss Helen Jonepuioe Zeigler and Afr Edwin Parkington Holland, both of Washington DC, married Thursday evening at 6 o'clock in the home of her uncle George Hoeler in Hagerstown. The ceremony was performed by Rev J S Simon in a small gathering of friends and relatives. Also, Ancot Derelinger and David Smoot of Alberton Maryland tied in Brunswick Saturday, with Rev George K Ramer presiding.
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Zeigler—Nolland
Helen Jonepuioe Zeigler
Afr
Edwin Parkington Holland
Washington, D. C
George Hoeler
Hagerstown
J. 8. Simon
Ancot—Derelinger
David HE. Smoot
May Derflinger
Benjamin Derflinger
Clara Whalen
Alberton, Md
Brunswick
George KR. Ramer
Religious World Roundup of Week’s Church Services
Local ministers taught gospel truths at several churches. Rev Lyttleton Mor Pu spoke at M B church on Serfian Testimony from Isaiah. Trinity M E South held Sunday school and sermons on Be not weary in well doing and Prodigal Law. Other churches listed services, Sunday schools, and sermons with several pastors visiting or absent.
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Lyttleton Mor Pu
Jesus
Misa Lulu Gressitt
Christ
Trinity M. E. Church South
Abasiom Knox
Gatatiana
O'Clark
Ulysses
Rupp
Erangelical Lutheran Church
Thomas Freeman Pixon
Presbyterian Church
Grace Meformed Church
J. McLean
Ba. Mn
First Baptist
William Hammod Parker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Church of the Brethren
Fabraey
Hitler J. Welty Fabraey
Trustees Appointed In Thurmont Plumbers Case
Attorneys Waters Sebold and Brindle named trustees by Referee Goldsborough for bankrupt Harry B Stimmler who ran a Thurmont and Hagerstown plumbing business. Stimmler disappeared months ago and no trace has been found. Receivers until now, the trustees posted a 7000 bond. Stimmler's assets are 5400 with liabilities near 10000. A Thurmont house under mortgage foreclose failed to yield 200.
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Charles C. Waters
Fredttlck
Vincent Sebold
Emmiteburg
Harry Brindle
Hagerstown
E. Y. Goldsborough
Harry B. Stimmel
Thurmont
Summer
Bia
Mesars
Waters
Brindle
Stimmer
Thurmont Ald
Brief Items of Interest Highlights
The column notes a crowd from the city departing on the BL and C line yesterday. It lists 186 travelers in total with 126 heading to Washington and the remainder to Baltimore, reflecting local interest in travel and regional connections.
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Washington
Baltimore
Heathaville pastor to travel to Switzer land Alpe
Rev. L. C. Harrison of Heathaville Va has left All Saints Protestant Episcopal church for Europe. He plans to climb in the Alps and expects to return September 30.
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Ntil
Alpa
L. C. Harrison
Heathaville
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Thia Morni
Additional Jurors Drawn by Judges Urner and Motter
Judges Urner and Motter drew substitution jurors this morning in multiple districts. Harvey Ogle stood in for George ae 'ox in Creagerstown, Clarence Rider in for Theodore Halle fe in Emmitsburg, Calvin C. Wolfe in for Elmer P. Woltegs in Hauvers, B. Hobbs in for David R. Roo ta Woodville, and Lydnor H. meth in Arurapick Ki ila.
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Harvey * Ogle
George Ae ‘Ox
Creagerstown
Clarence Rider
Theodore Halle Fe
Emmitsburg
Calvin C. Wolfe
Elmer P. Woltegs
Hauvers
Hobbs
David R. Roo
Woodville
Lydnor H. Meth
Arurapick
Ki Ila
Alea Af Temas
The Baptist Picnic at West Fourth Street
The Sunday School of the Firat wok ereebured at West Fourth Street held a Saturday afternoon picnic led by Rev. Sot nates. The event featured a large turnout and the children were entertained with many activities and a cool, pleasant atmosphere.
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Sot Nates
Plasterers Arrive to Work on Central National Bank
Six plasterers from New York under Mr. Zion have arrived to plaster the new Central National Bank building. Lieutenant H J Kefauver and Sergeant Elmer Munshower returned from Camp Perry Ohio where they served with the Maryland Rifle Team.
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Camp Perry
H. J. Kefauver
Elmer Munshower
Ohio
Maryland Rifle Team
New York
Zion
Central National Bank
Among the Sick Trios From Frederick and Vicinity Confined to the House
Mrs Edward M Dyer of East Fourth after suffering an attack of neu ro illness is confined at the Aninaion Hotel annex Market at News Help Want Adv will bring it back.
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Frederick
Edward M. Dyer
East Fourth
Tir
Willams
New York
Adv
Letters From The People Favoring Dorsey Krehman For Congress
A reader urges Freder ick County Democrats to back Dorsey Krehman for Congress, praising his loyalty to duty, independence in expression, and years of public service. The writer condemns the local Democratic organization and appeals for strong party support to defeat the rival candidate Alfegany.
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Xenonaux
Hamlin Tionetos
Tenows
Wu Home
Atchigan
Vic
Jpride
Lazely
Democratic Party
Nog
Thal
Congress of the United States
Frederick
Sounty
Al H Wilson to Appear at City Opera House
Al H Wilson, popular Derman dialect comedian, set for an early City Opera House appearance. The season features six plays, eight company members, and nine new songs including My Queen of Dreams, with Metz in Ireland as a Gothic stage piece emphasizing clean decency as entertainment.
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al ‘H. Wilson
City Opera House
Wilson
Helen
Annual Outing Planned by Megara Doll Bros Employees
An annual outing of Megara Doll Bros employees is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. The group will depart the city aboard a special train at 4:30 PM, heading to Myersville via Middletown. A layover will occur at Bradtoot Heights for the remainder of the evening.
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Megara
Doll Bros
Catch Monster Turtle On Fishing Trip Reported
During a morning fishing trip Neeser Wm A ta Christian Yin ger and Robert Danner captured 52 celamad three turtles with one weighing 30 pounds. Advertisement appears in The News.
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Wm. A. Ta
Christian Yinger
Robert Danner
Pleasant Paragraphs of Personal Social News
Personal and social items note various residents visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore Frederick Martinsburg Washington and Cincinnati. Names include Miss Mary Waters William Pickett Mary Wood Hulda Brunt Louise Purnell Olivia Wilhide and James Roelkey with changes of location from Hagerstown Waynesboro and Petersville to Martinsburg Frederick and Baltimore.
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Raelkey
Mbur Allee Denn
Seeand Street
Quean City
Mary M. Waters
Balti
Willi W. Pickett
Fourth Street
Yeaterday
Washington
Milas May Sinn
Misa Mary Wood
Baltimore
Mia
William Warkell
Slagerstown
Frederick County
Mise Lyle ‘Phompson
Mra
Edward M. Butler
Monocacy Boulevard
Mise Hulda Brunt
Columbia University
New York
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Balthware
Midgar A. Hollis
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Pickett
East Fourth Street
Charles EB. Huntaberry
Church Street
Boomboro
C. EB. Davis
Ethel
Miriam
Hagerstown
Thearmont
Joseph W. L. Carty
Atlantic City
Louise Purnell
Haltimore
Joseph W. Gaver
West Third Street
J. Pan Brows
East Church Street
Pennsylvania State College
Nelle Mateny
Frederick
Louise Zeiger
O Gnod
Zeigter-Hothind
Barnett Zumbra
Waynesboro
Guy V. Brust
West All Sablits Street
Olivia Wilhide
Horatio Waters
Hide
W. P. Bruggeman
York
W. A. Long
Patrick Street
James M. Roelkey
Petersville
Fowler
Indiana
Military Picnic at Braddock Heights Planned by Company A
Company A schedules a Wednesday event at Braddock Heights featuring military demonstrations and a sham battle with a Braddock Heights Band, followed by a soldiers supper after the performance. The gathering begins with guard mount at 6 45 p m and company members meet at the armory at 7 30 p m to finalize arrangements.
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Co. A
Company A
Braddock Heights
Pe My
Sceisting
Comany
Armory
Williams Grove Picnic Reduced Rail Fares Announced
The notice advertises reduced rail fares via the Northern Central Railway from Elmira and Frederick to Williams Grove for a picnic from August 23 to September 2, with return by September 6. It lists intermediate stations and specifies going passage only on the travel date and return by the deadline.
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Williams Grove
Pennsylvania Rail
Williams
van Road
Wiliams
Veenastania
Mb More
Elmira
Frederick
Northern Central Railway
Advances in aluminum plate surgery stir medical progress
An 19th century report highlights drilling and securing bone fractures with aluminum plates and screws. Dr Thomas describes direct bone access and plate fixation using a huminin and standardized cleats to hold fragments. Claims include antiseptic aluminum and long lasting stability, with a wry note on advertisements driving results.
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New
Hox Prdare
William G
Anich
Thoma
Thomas
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