Blues Lead After First Day in Y M C A Membership Drive
The Blues captained by James H Gambrill Jr hold a 27 membership lead over the Reds after day one of a three day Y M C A drive. A large parade plus events at the M C A featured a blues rally and public support, with the campaign expected to reach 250 members as the effort continues tonight.
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Reds
Blues
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Woman's College Girigs
Dns Oelock
Walt Barker
Altoagetier Ban
SRT
Lees
Omuanbers
Sbmeu
Srey
Tos Asiabsing
Aes Ray Winomot
Les
Siretadnamg
Mmenne
Wenat Howie
Elasa
Aleady
Reds Hopeful Campaign Resume Faces Snowbound Hurdles
A disrupted campaign scene unfolds as workers in shifting trades report delays and cold weather hampers activity. Despite a confident, upbeat message from representative Jemfer Casper Eo Cline, the Reds risk losing momentum after a defeat.
YMCA Membership Drive Faces Citywide Caution
A stalled morning move to boost YMCA members seeks at least eight percent city participation. Leaders warn that mere numbers fail to reflect true need for broader support and sustained community benefit beyond a single campaign. DIRECTOR
Harness dealer Clingan celebrates 74th birthday
The well known harness dealer Clingan marked his 74th birthday on Sunday at his home on East Patrick Street. Born in Frederick, he later became a prominent resident of the city and was the son of farmer John Ferguson Clingan who owned the Buckeys town Pike property. In August he arranged with Mr Edward Trail to begin an apprenticeship at the Castle building site on North Market Street, starting work August 1.
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Howls
Clingan
Pretty Este
Lin Bom Jou
Patrick Street
Frederick
Guher
John Ferguson Clingan
Buckeys Town Pike
George Markell
Edward Trail
Charles BE
Brief Items of Interest From Local and General Nature
A miscellaneous column notes sayings on wisdom and reputation. It mentions Mr Lambright bagging game, Mr Kang and Mr Cook in local hunting and farming tidbits. Also references Mr Howard Krol of Mission Street and Mr Jacob Kanode of Yoelign springs with hogs' weights and birthday greetings.
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Arethir Lambright
Jot W. Kang
Libertytown
George Ko Cook
Chueh
Lloward Krol
Mission Street
Jacob Kanode
Ministers Hold Meeting in Frederick City YOM OG
The Ministerial Association at Frederick City met in the YOM OG yesterday with President BEH Lana presiding. Revs Dixon Hotl Laura Doughiss Tofl Herman Joroamd Ciadle attended as the discussion on Modern Tothefence to Religion was postponed. The next meeting is slated for December 1 with talks on Week of Prayer and Teacher Training at the Sit ting School.
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Freierick City
Yom. OG
H Lana
Atlas
Joseph HE Xpale
Woman's College
Break In Trolley Wire Delays Cars on East Patrick Street
A trolley wire broke yesterday afternoon in front of Mr De vil Zimmerman's store on East Patrick street delaying the Hagerstown car departing at 2 20 PM by about thirty minutes. The Sellersville car was also delayed for the same period.
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Patrick Street
Fragmentary Tale of Recovery From a Serious Illness
An unclear report describes a person saved from death and a family ordeal in Payetteville. The text mentions medical treatment, coughing, appetite changes, and a court or legal reference with names including Pearre and Trarntey, but many details are garbled.
Local Apprenticeship to Pioneer Businessman Feted
Mr Trail passed responsibilities to son Mr Lewis Neath and Mr CHogad completed his apprenticeship under Mr Lewis J Vent who died July 32 1859. In August 1858 Mr Cling took over the business continuing as the state stand until April 1. He later purchased the property his shop has occupied since then. Mr Clingan joined Columbia Lodge A I and was connected with Major General AL R Chatter of the Sixth Cavalry then in Tate Pita. Friends extend wishes for health and prosperity.
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Trail
Lewis Neath
Chogad
Lewis J. Vent
Cling
User
Dean
Mr. Clingan
Am Neiber
Columbia Lodge
AL R. Chatter
United States Army
Sixth Calvary
Tate Pita
Order of Masatin
Abbott Detroit Bull Dog Tour Delayed By Snowbound Start
Famous Abbott Detroit Bull War automobile crews led by Dr Chas G Percival editor Dick Shadel and L Wright fail to press on past Frederick amid 12 inch snow drifts and mountain passes. Having traveled 7215 miles through 27 states they plan to resume once roads clear en route to Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Jacksonville Savannah New York then Buffalo Canada and back to Detroit.
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Fries
Mountain
Chas. G. Percival
Sealth Magazine
New York City
Dick Shadel
Chicago
L. Wrioht
Detroit
Abbott Motor Company
United States
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White House
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Portland
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Louisville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Savannah
Atlantic
Buffalo
Canada
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
California
Pacific
Vancouver
Emnpire
YMCA Notes Show Narrow Wins In Class A Basketball Event
In Yo Mo basketball tourney Am Star edged Singers by two points and Shonks by one, after gymnastic events followed. Winners included Stan mp Nigst dive dor diskance, Mantz first Viale third, Kemp first in a three length race, Castle wins lighted candle race with Kemp second and Paden third.
Advertised Letters List Read Out In Local Post Office
A public notice lists names of recipients with advertised letters at the dead letter office. The list includes Frederick Hy Postagice Saterday December 1 and others such as Bowers Dr Clarenes Rillingsten William Ger Syeedt OW King Vr, and Mts dare Mal Lewis. Patrons must call for letters not called for within two weeks.
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Mrederick Hy Postagice
Ceopphcanta
Gondenvars
Uf Bowers
Clarenes Rillingsten
Willian Ger Syeedt
OW King
Mts
Dare
Mal Lewis
Jesse A McGowan
Mev Gown
Thawte
Poy Smith
Fdrth Carter
Miss Hollawsen
Wiss Cora Jackso
Nervous Breakdown Forces Pastor to Step Back from Work
Simispring former pastor at the United Brethren Church in this city and a representative of the United Brethren Folishias Toseair have recently been forced to temporarily give up his work due to a nervous breakdown. He now acts as agent for his niece Mrs Miller, wife of Dr Miller, Harris Omburg.
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Tev OW. Simispring
United Brethren Chareh
Af Baltinare
Unitted Bretheren Foltishias Toseair Daytam O
Miller
Or Miller
Harris Omburg
Social World Progressive Euchre Party at St John’s Hall
About forty alumnae and friends attended the Frederick Academy of the Visitation event despite bad weather. Seven prizes were awarded with Miss Amelia Stull and Miss Margaret Fliong among top winners. a booby prize went to Miss Catharine Daubson. A separate note reports a residence on North Market Street entered Saturday night, with a front door left open and a small package missing, through a window in the dining room, suggesting prior break-ins.
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Frederick Academy of the Visitation
St John’s Hall
Amelias Stull
Margaret fLiong
Benjani Rosenour
Fehbecen Staley
Paul Payne
Rodock
Catharine Daubson
North Market Street
Face Burned By Torch Incident Report
Report describes Mr Harry N Young suffering severe facial burns while a torch blaze touched his face during a Saturday event. The item includes related legal notices and a medicinal advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming cures and testimonials. The text also mentions Frank J Cheney and an oath about paying for cures and internal actions.
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Harry N. Young
Readers urged to aid Montevue Hospital patients at Christmas
A letter from Cleon in The News requests donations to help Montevue Hospital patients during Christmas. He notes Woman’s College students performed at the hospital but lacked instruments and readers, urging wealthy Freddrick City residents to provide musical supplies and other aid to comfort the sick and needy.
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Woman's College
Monterue Hospital
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Frederick City
Montevue
Cleon
Leg Cut in Thurmont Axe Accident
Mr James H Anderson was injured while trimming trolley poles at Thurmont when his axe slipped striking his right leg a two inch gash between knee and ankle He was taken to his home He is brother of Geo E F Anderson Frederick Railroad superintendent
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James H. Anderson
Thurmont
Mr. Anderson
Geo. E. F. Anderson
Frederick Railroad
Pain Free Digestion in Five Minutes with Diapepsin
Readers with stomach trouble can find relief from indigestion gas sourness and dyspepsia in five minutes using Diapepsin a harmless digestant. A 6 cent case promises quick relief from heartburn belching nausea and other symptoms and may aid the whole family.
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Pape
Notice of Assessment Sessions for Frederick County Districts 1910
The Board of Control and Review for Frederick County Maryland will begin sessions at the Court House on specific dates in December 1910 and January 1911 for each district including Burkittsville New Market Jefferson Ballenger Tuscarora Petersville Hauvers. Clerk EE Almacgte signs the order.
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Kaquits
Francis C. Renner
Petiblon
Francis A. Kenner
Ilarry W. Bowers
Cierk
Circuit Court
Harry Wi. Bowers
Broner & Weinberg
Nenlit
Board of Control and Review
Court House
Burkittsville
New Market District
OnWriday
Tuscarora
Petersville
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