Cadets End Season With 12-0 Victory In Mud War
Cadets close a near-perfect campaign by beating Clearspring High 12 to 0 on a soggy field witnessed by the largest crowd in school history. Nicodemus scored early on a criss cross pass after Trout’s setup. Wilhide and others starred as the Cadets held Clearspring from reaching the end zone despite late forward passes from the visitors. Eight cadets, including captain Clemson, played their last game for the high school.
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Clearspring High
Trout
Nicodemus
Wilhide
Clemson
Wilbide
Grimes
Rogers
Specht
Wolfe
Cromwell
Clearspring
Gilbert
T. Ev
Leathers Nicodemus
Seca
Tederick Cromwell
L. G
Deeds Hershberger
C. McDonald G. Knock
R. G
Moore Kemp
Miller Rogers RE
Clearspring C. on Local Quint Wing Opening Game
Frederick College 30, Hagerstown 16. Cadets overpower visitors as Kreh Downes and Derr pace attack with six baskets by Kreh. Soccer season closed. Boys' School fall 1 0 to Brunswick amid mud and late goal surge.
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Frederick College Quint
Hagerstown
Kreh
Downes
Derr
Brunswick
St John's elects Hubert Bowers captain for 1917 gridiron
Hubert Bowers class of 1918 of St John’s College was unanimously chosen captain of the football team for next season. Son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Bowers he has played guard the last two seasons and is praised as a hard, consistent worker. The 1917 squad aims to follow the leadership of Captain Bowers after the upcoming graduation of Harry Andrews.
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St. John's College
Hubert Bowers
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Place
Bowers
Harry Andrews
Baltimore
Bowars
St. John’s
Johns Hopkins
Rover
LeGore
Frederick County
Harry LeGore
Yale
Harvard
Harry
Walter Camp
Beck
Innéstory
Franklin Savings Bank Report of Condition November 1 1916
Report of the condition of Franklin Savings Bank at Frederick Maryland at close of business November 1 1916 showing resources including loans discounts bonds securities banking house furniture and fixtures and earning credits. The report lists deposits weekly balances dividends unpaid surplus and profits with a sworn statement by Secretary Geo W Heinlein before a notary on November 1 1914.
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Frederick
Maryland
Mortengen
Geo. W. Heinlets
Chas.e. T. Hendricks
Francis ¥. Stauh
S_ AMOS TURNER
James Houck
Dangers of a Cold Warn Frederick Resident's Story
A Frederick reader warns about cold dangers to kidneys. She cites kidney trouble from weather shifts and endorses Towan's Kidney Pills after using Dean's Pills. The ad includes price, dealer calls, and a local customer quote from Miss Zeigler at 22 East Street.
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Ted
Towan
Trentl
Frederick
Fll Zegler
East St
Dean
Amamaya
Fo Dcan
Lyman
Wes Zeigler
Boating Season Ends on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will load the last boats on November 29 at Cumberland and drain the canal after unloading. Over 100 boats operated this summer and fall, moving large coal quantities to Washington and Georgetown. High demand came from rail coal shortages, but crew shortages limited night boating.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Washington
Georgetown
No More Boxing Bouts In Frederick Promoter Abandons City
Frederick boxing scene ends after promoter J A Kidwiler withdraws from staging events citing poor patronage. A 71 crowd attended last night at the First Regiment Armory. Kil Alberts and Charlie Egan saw their scheduled main bout canceled. Kid Egan drew with Laut in a six round clash, while Fighting Ben and Turk Smith fought to a draw. Kid Sheeler fought Herman Miller to a six round draw at Baltimore’s Orpheum. Alberts lost to Jack Andrews in Baltimore in another six round card involving Frederick fans.
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Frederick
J. A. Kidwiler
Fmight
First Regiment Armory
Kil Alberts
Charlie Egan
Washington
Kid Egan
Yount Martin
New York
Martin
Tween
Ben
Turk Smith
Young Marone
Kid Sheeler
Orpheum Theater
Baltimore
Herman Miller
Frederickson
Kid Alberts
Jack Andrews
Sheeler
Jelty
Property Deeded in Walkersville Transfers
Coburn and Crook divorce cases and multiple pairings listed alongside property transfers in Walkersville. Real estate deeds show John Diehl and Charles H Crawford trading parcels valued at $16, $10, and a wife and husband transfer to Crawford. Numerous names and ages of residents appear in court and marriage notes.
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Charles H. Crawford
John Diehl
Walkersville
Laura C. Zimmerman
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Markey
N. Market St. Frederick, MD
Gregg
Rinehart
Hershberger
Maulsby
Princeton
Staley
Rock Hill
Frederick Boy
ST. John's
Yile
Mt. St. Mary's
Gettysboro
Lobbert
Mountaineers
Charles Houck
Gettysburg
William Notnagle
Nicholas Yinger
George Poole
Justice A. T. Brast
Brust
S. E
Sorentine
Greenawalt’s Drug Store 2Nd and Market Sts
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
Marsland
W. Heinlein
C. & O. Canal
North Market ST
Frederiho
Cleery’s
HEX
Guy Simpson
Middleburg
Grace Johnson
Ladiesburg
Marshal E. Barger
Claudia
M. Mohler
Point of Rocks
John M. Crum
McKaty
Marle M. Haines
Frank L. Bente
Srioralang
Ida May Hagan
Fred Joseph Reese
Fannie Goss
Ollie Naylor
Greenfield
Mary Ambush
Licksville
Bath
William Klair Lashley
Nelle Josephine Kirk
the Empire
Caprice
Mary Pickford
William Fox
the Ragged Princess
Troy
Moving
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The
Empire
WH. Russill
Helen Holmes
Lumberlands
City Opera Nouse
City Opera
Francis Bushman
Beverly Bai An To
Metro
Berkman
Rowe
Ronco
Joliet
Stependoes
Metro Pictures Corporation
Rome
Mr. Bushman Atsted
F. Mt. Adelseton
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