Talk of the Town Delights and Dullness Toasted by Heat
The town bursts with Fourth of July fever as Red Men activities, heat wave, and lively diversions clash. City life shows few meetings, but the Opera House aviation show and The Marvel pictures draw crowds while magistrates curb petty crimes. Camps form along the river, Boy Scouts plan at Camp Mar-Vir, and residents debate water supply. Washington militia arrives for ten days and trolley glitches test city resilience amid Independence Day celebrations. Continuous heat, a dramatic thunderstorm, and a buoyant baseball team keep spirits high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Briddock
Social World Celebrates Elsie Rimbey Birthday Party
A large gathering at Mr and Mrs Rimber near Mr Airy honored Elsie Rimbey on her eighteenth birthday. About ninety five guests attended including many Rimbey and Poole family members and friends from Mt Airy, West Falls, Sykesville and Monrovia. Miss Rimbey received seventy seven presents and seventy eight postal cards before a late evening of games and a final feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimber
Airy
Elsie
Lucien Runkles
John Naill
William Poole
Clarence Rimbey
Abe Poole
Elsie Rimbey
Eunice Warfield
Grace Main
Aversville
Lillian Mercer
Frederick
Pearl Anglesbee
West Falls
Pauline Crumbine
Union Bridg
Nettie Hay
Gussie Ray
Sykesvill
Mary Sherman
Alberton
Hattie
Florence Rimbey
Morgan Brashears
Monroe Clary
Russell Spreebher
William Main
Harry Clary
Hilleary Brashears
Robert Lowman
Marion Sherman
Millard Mullin
Russell Hood
McKinley Rimbey
Howard Moxley
Monrovia
Herman Moxley
Allie Moxley
James Qin
Harry Fleming
Ernest Hall
John Smith
Harry Smith
Roy Wheeler
Neviin Wheeler
Wesley Poole
Watersville
Henry Norris
John Flour
Rltmore
Miss Rimbey
Plans for Militia Encampment at Camp Warfield Near Frederick
Plans for the Maryland National Guard First Brigade encampment at Kemp Farm near Frederick from July 15 to July 25 under Brigadier Macklin. Regiments depart from Camden and Mount Royal stations. Governor Crothers to review troops on July 18. A Lyceum recreation tent, daily drills, baseball, and a 50 by 70 foot tent with underg round telephone exchange are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Kemp Farm
Frederick
Charles PF. Macklin
Isely
Baltimore Wd Ohio
Camden Station
Mount Royal Station
Charles A. Little
J. Frank Supplee
Louis M. Rawlins
Joshua G. Harvey, Jr
W. P. Morrill
Warfield
Macklin
Morritt
Crothers
General Staff Headquarters
Camp Warfield
Jichester
Pikesville
Ridgeville
Lyceum
William Page Dame
Fifth Infantry
Dame
Army Y. M. C. A
Camp of Instruction
Gettysburg
Maryland
Tatoo
Soldier Boys
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Davidson
Gardner
J. A. McGuinness
Bloomingdale Athletics
Special Frederick Corps Meeting At Army Hall
The American Salvation Army announces a Frederick Corps special meeting at the army hall North Market street tomorrow night at o'clock. The public is invited to attend with good speaking music and singing on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
Army Hall
North Market Street
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Hails Medicine Aid
A Lincoln correspondent writes that after chronic constipation she began Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and, in three days, was able to rise and improve. She proclaims herself the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Neugrr
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Pleasant Paragraphs on Those Who Come and Go
Purely Personal notices list a stream of visitors and locals in Frederick. AIr R H Davidge travels through Pennsylvania while Hightamer of Walkersville visits friends in Usin city. Several residents including Miss Keyser, Rev Winters, Mrs Hoelkey, Mrs Krise, and others are seen visiting relatives or aunt s in cities like Washington Buffalo and Baltimore. Retired officers Gen Gordon and Gen Parker with wives joined a short automobile trip, meeting old acquaintances before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
R. H. Davidge
Pennsylvanhe
Wm. W. Gordon
Savannah
Richard Wayne Parker
New Jersey
New City
Frederick
LeGore Shuts Down Waseda. M A C Wins 18 to 2
Jim LeGore pitched two innings for M A C of Baltimore at Oriole Park against Waseda University of Tokyo. Iseda hit a first inning home run off LeGore, the Japs scoring one more run later. The Cherry and White cruised to an 18 to 2 victory with possible future games in Frederick and Washington. Col Baughman attended and arranged next dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim LeGore
Baltimore
Oriole Park
Waseda University
Frederick
Col
BE. Austin Baughman
Waseda
Washington
Philadelphia
Bloodive Liver Pills Promoted by Barners Drug Store
An advertisement urges regular bowel health with Bloodive Liver Pills, claiming gentle, safe, and thorough laxative action. It touts constitutional effects, no stomach or mucous lining harm, and mail orders via Bloodine Corporation Boston. Also mentions Quincine Lotion and a prompt dealer network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloodine Corporation
Boston
Mass
Steiner Bros
IS NOW A MIDSHIPMAN SON OF O Haver Quynn
Allen GC Quynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. O Haver Quynn, passed the Naval Academy mental and physical examinations and received a plebe appointment through Congressman Daviduv Lewis as second alternate. He becomes the district's second midshipman in years, following Raelyn Calvin Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Haver Quynn
Digger Quynn
Big Son
Allen GC. Quynn
Naval Academy
Quynn
Academy
David Uv. Lewis
Mel Quynn
Frederick
Raelyn Calvin Page
Quynn a Frederick High School standout to enter academy
Mr Quynn born in Baltimore moved with family to Frederick and has resided there. He attended Boys High School, graduating last month with high class standing and popular in his year. A cadet lieutenant, he competed in spring track meets and played quarterback for the football team. Friends expect interest in his academy career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quynn
Baltimore
Mis
Frederick
The
Academy
Brief Items of Interest and Local Fishing News
Mr William H Ramsburg took the wholesale agency for the Morelein Seer. Along Monocacy river Edward Schell and Lewis Haller were fishing and landed a fine bass. D C Gibson and Hayes Mohler caught 11 bass. Yanite stone porches were erected in front of B Kepner’s East Third dwelling. William C Rowe caught seven bass on Monocacy, largest weighing 3 pounds. Deputy Clerks Eli G Haugh Charles Groff Millard Nusz and Sherman William G Grimes fished Monocacy and landed eight bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Edward Schell
Lewis Haller
D. C. Gibson
Hayes Mohler
William C. Rowe
Eli G. Haugh Charles Groff
Millard Nusz
Sherim
William G. Grimes
Law's grip leads to disorderly alcohol case
Oscar Jackson, color, returned home to find wife away and broke dishes. He drank, caused a rough house, and was fined five dollars or twenty days in jail by Justice Eckstein. Mary W. Morry, color, appeared for drunken and disorderly conduct, fined two dollars, paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jackson
Oscar
Kelina
Justice Eckstein
Carter
Jai
Mary Wwory Pyyvys Fene
Mary
Lloyd T. MacGill
Hydrangea Plant In Yard Noted By Mrs Mary Klipp
Mrs Mary Klipp reports a hydrangea in her yard with twenty flower bunches and a largest bloom of 26 inches on the ground. The two year old stalk bears all pink flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Klipp
Local Market Gossips On Rain Boost and Varied Prices
Busy scene at the market with rain easing dry conditions. Dealers report small roasting ears peaches cucumbers and tepid prices across meats dairy and produce. Prices include butter 22 to 26 cents per pound and oranges 30 to 50 cents per dozen, with many items offering discounts due to plentiful supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Shot While Going Home From Creek in Security
Barl Unger a young married man of Hagerstown was shot in the thigh while returning home from Antietam Creek at Security. Alvey Knight a machinist at the Security Cement Company plant is alleged to have fired the shot and has disappeared. Unger and friends were annoyed by apples thrown at them. after words Knight fired from his front porch as they drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barl Cnger
Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Alvey Knight
Security Cement Company
Unger
Knight
Ohio
Baltimore
Washington County Water Company
C. BE. Poe
Wagerstown
Greencastle
W. PD. Campbell
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Frederick Resident
Mrs. Frank Buckey of 202 East Sixth Street Frederick Maryland testifies to lasting kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after decades of kidney disease backache and weak vision. She praises the product procured at J W Harner's Drug Store and notes no further attacks. Sold by all dealers at 5 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
Dean
Baltimore
Doan
J. W. Harner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Notes of News From Across the State Yesterday
Hews of the state report varied incidents from tax rate fixes to disasters, aviation plans, and political moves. Ex mayor James George James dies. a Calvert mill fire injures workers. Fork McHenry park preservation urged. Maryland Shriners head to Rochester. Cardinal Gibbons memorial fund revived. Baltimore weather relief storm causes deaths and damage. arbitration talks stall over water supply. veterinary surgery accident wounds a doctor. a Baltimore aviator crash scare and other brief items.
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Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Hagerstown
George D. Turner
Dares
Calvert County
Antony Jannus
Yockel's Park
Baltimore
Annapolis
John 2. Hanna
Republican State Central Committee
John M. Gibbons
Naval Academy
Crothers
Overnor Crothers
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Adam
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Isaac Walton
Maryland-Virginia Line
Mar-Vir
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Tore
Markey
Commission
Captain Markey
Market Street
Carroll Creek
Brunswick
Tos Atbuba
Itu
Goodyear West
Ran Reto
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. Q. Cowling
American Salvation Army
Flea Hightamer
Walkersville
Usin City
Fred Frost
Haile Mr
Vo Pelty
Frank $K. Stoner
Second Street
Arohantic City
Mary Keyser
West Patrick ‘Street
Pilgerstown
M. Os. Michael
Doubs
Iners
Alonzo D. Winters
Bill Avenue
Thi Jadel Pila
Mary C. Hoelkey
West Fatbrick Street
H. J. Krise
Jin Buffalo
N.Y
Ernest Helfenstein
Chirke Place
Elliott City
Valentine J. J. Murray
Mr. J. Ho Dronenburg
East Patrick Street
Josephine Ball
St. Louis, Mo
FL W. Cramer
East Second Street
Harriet Rigney
Katherine Quynn
Ernest McCardell
York
Harriet
Madora Mantz
Mantz
South Market Street
John J. Rives
East Third Street
Mary EB. Gains
Helen
W. BR. deLashmutt
Elmwood Ternee
Esther
Huber Heintzelman
Chambersburg, Pa
Naomi Seltzer
EB. H. Hummelbaugh
West Patrick Street
Legore
Judy
Barner
Allen G. Quynn
Tal
Billy Brown
Jarrett J
James George James
Cambridge
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Felix Wilson
Joel Gutman & Co
Ballimore
Harry N. Atwood
Charles K. Hamilton
Tle
Allande City
T. Sterbert Shriver
Carroll County
Fla
la Pran
Milady Fair
R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
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