Sermon at Heights Church Highlights Life Purpose
A Middletown Reformed Church service at the Heights hotel featured Rev. Dr. George Williamson Smith delivering a sermon on the “Purpose of the Individual in Life.” Albert Spyder of the Middletown church led singing, with M. A. EB. Biser as musical director. Townspeople thanked Hotel manager Mr Bond for hospitality and hoped for more services next summer. Residents above Frederick and various cottages were noted as enjoying summer events and gatherings.
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Middletown Reformed Church
Heights
Braddock
the Heights
Atteria
George. Williamson
Smith
M. A
EB. Biser
George. Albert. Spyder
Middletown
Mise Roche
Thane
Bond
Ness
Beasoy
Adelaido
Helen Benson
Mex
Rohrback
Frederick
Merikan
Jeep
Baltimore
Markey
Miss Pickford
Putman
Garrett
Marguerita Collins
Fashionable Economies and Fall Garment Trends
New York fashion notes describe ready made garments selling briskly with emphasis on children's clothing and early fall trimmings. Beaded nets, laces, and satin hems update silhouettes. Jersey silk waists complement net sleeves. Windsor fabrics like Renfrew Devonshire Cloth praised for sun and tub proof wear. Velvet hats and capes expected to endure into autumn, with a push toward Merry Widow style wide brimmed hats. Lucy Carter reports.
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Paris
Georgette
Paria
Lucy Carter
Community duty and self improvement echoed in service
An address urges high ambition and civic responsibility, arguing individuals must use all talents for the common good. It notes some appear idle while others act for a larger gift, and praises communal service, personal worth, and future world impact. A hymn and band concert followed, with plans for next Sunday's Song service by Henry Holtzapfel.
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Sprand
Snyder
Henry ‘Holtzapfel
Hageratown
German Advance Checked in France by British Line
Paris dispatch reports German right wing forced back after four days of fierce fighting. Lord Kitchener says British and French forces resisted German maneuvers, retired to new lines, and inflicted heavy losses on the attackers while preserving organization and guns.
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Paris
Kaiser
London
France
Lord Kitchener
Johan
Loni
Kitchener
Official Information Bureau
John French
Theer
Mos
Maubeuge
San
Freech
Acros
la Landrecien
Corn Losses From Satur day Storm Hit County Fields
Heavy wind and rain damaged corn fields across parts of the county. Stalks bent and fallen due to soft ground, with fields along the Baltimore pike east of Frederick showing notable damage. Several telephone poles blew down near New Market and Morreola. Weather cleared yesterday with highs near 83, the warmest in a week, and farmers calling it the best rain in two years.
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Baltimore Pike
Frederick
C. and P
Pblag
New, Market
Morrewa
Auto Axle Breaks on Jefferson Boulevard Car
While traveling along Jefferson Boulevard last night the rear axle on Glenn Garber’s auto snapped and one wheel came off. The car, carrying Mr and Mrs Garber, their two children, and Mr and Mrs G A Zelgier, stopped safely at about fifteen miles per hour with no injuries. Cause unknown though likely a prior weakness. vehicle moved to Mr D G White’s Frederick City Garage for removal.
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Jefferson Boulevard
Glenn 0. Garbar
D. G. White
Frederick City
Robbery Inquiry After Adamstown Hold Up
John Creager of Adamstown was robbed at the town edge by three Black men who boarded a train toward Frederick. Deputy Smith recovered the razor pocketbook and about $7 to $10 from the suspects, who gave names B Brown John Brown both of West Virginia and John Moore near Adamstown.
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Howtery
John Creager
Adamstown
Justice Day
Frederick
Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Creager
B. Brown
John Brown
West Virginia
John Moore
Concrete pavement laid before Judge Worthington's home
A crew under Leftoy Hoke lays a concrete pavement in front of Judge Glenn H. Worthington on Record Street. The project proceeds with neighborhood focus and local labor involvement.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Leftoy Hoke
Keedysville Sermon Vacancy Replaced by Carnahan
Mr. Frank C. Stook of West Fourth Street was hospitalized for treatment. Rev. B. R. Carnahan of Mt. Pleasant Frederick County preached at Salem C B pulpit in Keedysville yesterday while Rev. J. P. Anthony was absent.
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Frank C. Stook
West Fourth Street
City Hospital
Keadysville
B. BR. Carnahan
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Salem C. B
Keedysville
J. P. Anthony
German Foe Within 85 Miles of Paris Continues to Press
The report notes Russian offensives into Austrian territory with forces concentrating at Kielce and advancing along the Vistula right bank near Lemberg. It cites 300 enemy killed or wounded in that sector, plus Austrian losses of four cannons and caissons. An official German list shows 1,006 more names on the twelfth line, with overall casualties totaling 1,148 dead, 3,326 wounded, and 1,781 missing.
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Belgium
Galicia
Kielce
Russian
Poland
Uke
Vistula
Lemberg
Bertin
Hague
Baseball Scores and Standings from Weekend Games
Saturday results in the American League include Philadelphia and New York matchups with unclear details. No Sunday games were listed. Standings show Athletics and Chicago leading, with standings for New York, Boston, St Louis, Washington, Detroit, and Cleveland varying in win totals and percentages.
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Philadelpia
Clover Butlanes
Huds
Baseball Scores and Batterymatchups From Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
National League box score notes list Cincinnati at Philadelphia 6 to 2 with various players including Hattat tarles Ames Gonasales and Vaughan for New York. Pittsburgh beat Brook 4 to 1 with Jamous Sipacus Pfeffer and Brooke contributing. Several batteries and lineups feature Marshall Tin cup Schnelter and Moyers in games against St Louis Chicago and New York.
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Cincinnati
Phila Glphia
Hatta
Ttarles
Ames
Gonasales
Ate
New York
Teriea
Vaughan
reGhitkcore
Batterlies Mathe Ao Eed
Bresn
Pittsburgh
Brook
Batterlee— Jamous
Tsipacus” Pfeffer
Bunday
E Gemee
Incinnati
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Batterilex
Alexander
Ok Killifer
Yingling
Schneider
Philadelpia
Federal League Saturday and Sunday games recap
Baseball brief covers Federal League results with multiple city matchups including Kansas City at Baltimore, Brooklyn hosting Buffalo, and Indianapolis facing St Louis. Benton notes standings, box results, and key pitchers like Prendergast and Davenport, plus Sunday games and TriState League scores at Hartenburg and Trenton.
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Kansas
Nopeley
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Shies Mars
Dari R
Kerr
Bal- Tey
Lou Louis
Prendergast
Wissen
Davenport Simon
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Schulz
Bisir
Lafitte
St. Louis
Appa
Herbert
Ison
Groom
Euppar
Hiavenport
Indianapolis
Sabeanes City
Lanapolis
Ba Billard
Whitehous
Mullin
Rariden
Johnson
Bas Bankes
Bas City
Indianape
Basterics Kasserine
Stone
Easterly
Entero' Stanistan
Clube
W.L. WL
Chicago
Ies
Indianpo
Kan
Gr Il Bastore
St.Lou
Brookin
Pittsbre
Tristate League
Hartiebure Harrisburg
Wil Iname
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Lancas
Reading
Lancas eTencastes
Trenton-Alfentown
Trenton
Suit Case Stolen From Express Office In Hagerstown
A dress suit case belonging to a young woman, unnamed, was stolen from the Adams Express Company window in Hagerstown Saturday night. Police found a suitcase matching the description on Presbyterian church steps yesterday morning, though it is unclear if anything was missing. The bag was en route from a southern town to Frederick and police remain on the thief's trail.
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Frederick
Adams Express Company
Hagerstown
Presbyterian Church
Haserstown
Property deeds and marriage licenses listed in county notices
In the business in the courts section a series of real estate transfers are recorded including Aunto J Hood to Adessa Stupp for county valuation and $10, Ellu ttood widow et al to John Spencer for county land with $5, and other deed transactions. Marriage licenses issued include George S Dixon 21 and Riya V Virta 19 both of Adams town. Augustus G Boyne Jr 26 of Shippensburg and Helen B Hull 23 of Frederick. Lowry L Lyne 20 and Eva R Cooper 18 of Brunswick. Harvey B Nhr yoyk 28 of Bromitsburg and Bertha E B Stonesifer 20 of Key-Mar. Watson T Greenfield 25 and Carrie L Wenner 19 of Brunswick.
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J. Hood
Adessa Stupp
W. Carey
Adessa
Stupp
Ellu
John Spencer
Fm County
Augustus Gordon Boyne, Jr
Shippenshburg
Helen BE. Hull
Frederick
Lowry L. Lyne
Eva R. Cooper
Brunswick
Harvey BR. Nhryovk
Bromitsburg
Bertha EB. Stonesifer
Key-Mar
Watson T. Greenfield
Carrie L. Wenner
Cross Country Challenge Set for September 4 Meet
Hagerstown long distance runner Harry P. Reger is challenged by Pet Ross of Shevenia town West Virginia. They will race from Boonxboro to Hagerstown on September 4 with a $25 purse for the winner.
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Harry P. Reger
Hagerstown
Pet Ross
Sheveniatown
W. Va
Boonxboro
Disorderly conduct arrests prompt 10 day jail terms
Justice Ray Hern jailed Fanny Smith and John Doe for 10 days each in default of a $2 fine after they refused to comply with a game. Officers Hoffman and Brachey made the arrests. Dick Potts, identified as colored, paid a $2 fine for disorderly conduct on Saturday night after arrest by Hoffmig and Bruchey.
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Fanny Smith
John Doe
Ray Hern
Ofcers Hoffman
Brachey
Dick Potts
Atders
Hoffmig and
Bruchey
City Tax Collector Busy Amid Last-Day Payments
City tax records show Register Bradley T. Nicodemus handling dozens of tax payments this morning as the 3 percent discount expires. Beginning tomorrow a 2 percent discount will be offered, he noted, with continued high activity expected.
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Bradley T. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Colored Teams To Play At Agricultural Park
The colored baseball team of this city will cross bats with the Martinsburg team at Agricultural Park on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock. Mr August F Brust of Morgantown WV has returned after spending time at his home in this city.
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Martinsburg
Agricultural Park
August F. Brust
Morgantown
W. Va
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