Chambersburg Club Names 1916 Manager Morrison
Eddie Hooper, former Frederick contender, to run the Chambersburg baseball club in the Blue Ridge League next year while Jack Morrison is expected to manage Frederick. Beckoning changes include batting averages being compiled in Martinsburg and an January officers meeting. Yale athlete Legore likely to coach after graduation. local basketball results noted with New Windsor loss and Junior League updates.
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Eddie Hooper
Frederick
Chambersburg
Hooper
Johns Hopkins University
Eddie
Jack Morrison
Martinsburg
Billy Starr
Hanover
Gettysburg
Plank
Hagerstown
Boyer
Buckey
Harry Llewellyn
Llewellyn
Morrison
Harry W. LeGore
Yale
Duck
Deaths in Martinsville and area veterans remembered
Obituary notes Frederick born Confederate veteran W G Delashmutt dies at 77 in Martinsville Virginia. He served in First Maryland Cavalry and was wounded at Pollard's Farm. Survived by widow and three daughters and a son. Connected families and other obituaries including Henry Lee Hunter, Eugene Briscoe, and Gladys Warfield. Funeral plans announced for Briscoe. Warfield buried in Loudoun Park.
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W. G. DeLashmutt
William G. Delashmutt
Frederick
Martinsville
DeLashmutt
Frederick County
Elias DeLashmutt
Gettysburg
Philip Reich
Benjamin ¥. Brown
David T. Jones
Isaac H. Strider
Kearneysville
W. Va
Phebe Reich
DeLashroutt
Maryland Cavalry
Pollard
Jesse Downey
George M. Ott
Thomas Davia
John L. Obenderfer
Thomas Myers
Col
S. C. Jones
Albert Jones
John Tyler
Edward L. Jones
Mr. DeLashmutt
Alexander Young
Henry Lee Hunter
Charlotte
North Carolina
Wm. _Anderson
South
Mal. ‘Colm Beall
Henry Pettit Hunter
Mr. Hunter
George Ross Hunter
Humphrey Hunter
William Hunter
Central America
Hunter
Eliza Pettit
William T
Henry Lee H
Alexander H
Floyd L. Strawn
Washington, D. C
Gladys Warfield
Gladys
Charles G
Nora M. Warfield
Gathering of Teachers and Local Meetings Reported
Regional education talks note Primary Supervisor Ella v Kreig Grade Supervisor Frank Harshman meet rural teachers in Girls High School. Daily pedagogical instructor joins Saturday sessions. County colored teachers hold Friday round table. Library Association to meet at Y M C A at 3 30 this afternoon. News item closes with local society notices.
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Ella v. Kreig
Frank V. Harshman
Daily
John Bruner
Bennett Adgan United's President Unopposed at Fire Meet
Robert A. Bennett will be reelected president of the United Fire Company at the annual meeting on Monday January 3 with no opposition. Dr. Charles H. Conley has withdrawn. Contests are set for several offices including foreman financial secretary directors and engineers. Junior Fire Company also holds election January 3. independents meet January 14 with elections January 28.
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Robert A. Bennett
United Fire Company
Charles H. Conley
Bennett
J Harry Kennedy
Charles E. Lipps
Charles H. Herbert
Kemp Keefer
John C. Motter
DIES WITH CORK IN THROAT INSUFFICIENT OBSTRUCTION FORCE
David Hutchinson fifty eight year old Butler County Presbyterian caretaker at the Butler Water Company reservoir died after surgery at Mercy Hospital. While testing a water sample two weeks earlier he slipped and swallowed a cork held between his teeth. An operation removed part of the cork but he did not recover.
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Pittsburgh
David Hutchinson
Butler County
Mercy
Hutchinson
Butler Water Company
Baby on Back 250 Miles Burden Bearer Trudges For Work
Yoseph Danzko, newly widowed, walked 250 miles from a northern Canadian town to South Bethlehem with his ten month old child on his back. He left New York state with no funds for rail fare, relying on aid at Suspension Bridge, N Y to reach Bethlehem. He fed the infant crackers and water to sustain the journey. Old Maids Lose Home In Yonkers a $50 000 bequest to fund a home for aged spinsters was overturned by the supreme court after veto. The decision upheld a Surrogate's ruling that removed the fund. Measure at Institute In Harrisburg seven Somerset County Institute teachers fell ill with measles and schools were ordered closed. Other teachers were placed under medical observation.
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Bethlehem
New York State
Yoseph Danzko
Metropolis
Suspension Bridge
N. Y
Yonkers
Misa Annie McDowell
Appeline Division
Supreme Court
Sawyer
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Somerset County Teachers’ Institute
Somerset
Films and newsreels at The Star and City Opera House
The Star presents A White Feather Volunteer with Bighe Jane Wilson and Rupert Julian, plus When Hearts are Trumps and Animated Weekly. City Opera House flags a five part Paramount comedy Poor Schmaltz with Sam Bernard, a Keystone short with Chester Conklin, and The Valkyrie starring Baroness Non de Witt. Also shown: Charlie's Twin Sister and The Strategy of Conductor 786. In Cuba, Alfredo Zayas is nominated for president by the Zazista Liberal faction signaling split in the party.
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The
Star
Star Theatre
Bighe Jane Wilson
Rupert Julian
Rex
City Opera House
Empire
Paramount
the Empire
Baroness Non de Witt
Charlie
Herbert Brockey
Conductor 786
Sam Bernard
Schmaltz
Paramount Picture
Famous Players’ Co
Famous Players’ Film Co
Frederick
Keystone
Charlie's
Thanhouser
Riley Chamberlars
Disgrace Hes in mistrusting one's friends.
A concise reflection notes that disgrace arises from distrusting friends, not from being deceived by them, highlighting caution in personal relationships and trust dynamics.
Black man accused of assaulting 15 year old girl in Maryland
A 35 year old Black man named Ilmer Biddle was arrested near Felton Maryland after allegedly decoying Gertha Moore Dunbar into a barn and assaulting her. He was jailed locally while Maryland authorities were notified and Cecil County deputies transported him away.
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Maryland
Chester
Ilmer Biddle
Calthmore, & Ohio
Felton
Leutenant
J. N. Goodman
J. A. McDevit
Gertha Moore Dunbar
Aikton
Biddle
Cecil County
German cruiser Hremen and torpedo boat sunk by submarine
Berlin reports in the eastern Baltic Sea the small German cruiser Hremen and a torpedo boat were sunk by a submarine. A considerable portion of the crews from both vessels were saved.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Hremen
Haldle Sea
Vesesia
Panama Canal Reopens After Gaillard Cut Clearance
Panama dispatch reports the Gaillard cut obstruction removed and the canal reopened to traffic for vessels up to twenty feet draft. Six ships passed through as commerce resumes through the canal.
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Panama Canal
Panama
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