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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

3

St Peter's Lib erty Picnic at Pine Mountain Park

Arrangements are set for St Peter's Catholic church annual picnic and tournament at Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown on July 14 with a prize pool of 36 dollars. Professional knights compete for 10 5 3 and 2 dollars while amateurs chase 7 4 3 and 1 dollars. an orchestra will provide music and dancing continues into the night.

Pine Mountain Park St. Peter's Catholic Church of Liberty Libertytown Leo Weinberg Jersey Tehison Irving Albaugh D. Je. Stone Edward Hobbs Frank Sappington Charles W. Poole Charles E. Eader Oliver P. van Sant Sidney Sappington James Sappington Cornelius Riordan J. C. Sappington Charles A. Lawrence Raymond Wright Thomas R. Myers F. O. Smith Edgar Hammond Eugene Lawrence F. J. Hammond J. C. Diebel Chas. Lochner Ernest Lawrence C. F. Smith Harry Peddicord Henry Boyle Murray Bohn Cornelius Noonan Mr. Hamilton John Kreimer William C. Sappington Daniel T. Riordan T. S. Davis James M. Sap

Death notices and obituaries from Frederick era

Listings recount deaths and funerals of Mrs. Mary L. Claggett, Rev. A Luther Nickels, George Kling, Miss Alice Marie Simpson, Benjamin F. Stansbury, Mrs. Annie Mary Beatty, Ethel Margaret Wagaman, infant Fran Wright, and Mrs. Julia V. Taylor. Include details on ages, families, churches, and burial sites, reflecting local scene in Frederick with multiple obituaries and funeral notices.

Mary L. Claggett Mary Louise Claggett Thomas J. Claggett Knoxville Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore Frank Jute St. Mark's Episcopal Church Claggett George Staley Burkittsville Thomas Schley Thin City Frederick Baltimore Infirmary Mra Frank Lutz Maude Claggett

Market Prices for Peaches and Berries Catchy Local Sale

A historical market report notes peaches at 4 cents a box and huckleberries at 12 cents per box. Cabbage and peas rise with new potatoes at 20 cents per half peck, cucumbers at 3 for a cent, and assorted fruits and vegetables showing varied, busy prices in a bustling market scene.

Hutter Drewsed Ted Kate

Whims Of A Boxer Corbett Nerves Before Jeffries Fight

Jim Corbett appeared highly nervous in the days before his bout with Jeffries in San Francisco. Promoter Jimmy Coffroth recalled Corbett’s peculiar demands including choosing a specific entrance and even having a custom door installed at Mechanics Pavilion to avoid crowd jostling. The anecdote, from the New York World, highlights Corbett’s meticulous nature and whimsy about ring preparations.

Corbett Jeffries Jim Corbett Jimmy Coffroth San Francisco Mechanics’ Pavilion New York World

Odd Facts And Dog Jaw Feats From Old News Clippings

A collection of curious notes describes a scientist’s half pint water thought experiment to illustrate atomic scale, a Ross-shire gamekeeper’s collie trapped and freed with gun barrels between teeth, and Bermuda’s claim as Britain’s oldest colony named after Juan de Bermudez.

Ross-stre London Graphic Britain Bermuda Virginia Company Virginia Jamestown Juan de Bermudez

Funeral services for longtime resident with local burial

A brother Thomas Lytes survives along with a Mr Stanal, Minn. The funeral is set for Monday at 2 PM at the church with interment at Greenmount. Thomas FP Rice is the funeral director.

Thomas Lytes St. Tanl Minn Greenmount Thomas FP. Rice

Funeral for These Cromwell in Ebenezer Church

The funeral of These Cromwell, who was suddenly killed in the harvest field near Ylamstille, was held Thursday at 2 oclock pm at Ebenezer Church. Rev J T Stanier conducted the services. Pallbearers were Chan Hilant Andrew Wade Frank Hackval Albert Keth Bradiew Bowie and Ernest Tyler. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Geo W Ivers served as funeral director.

Alice Marie Simpson Geo. B Fannie Starr Simpson Key Mar Jal M. P. Church Union Bridge Rev. Clift Jaggers Hurlal Iu Glenn Keefer Clifford Leatherman Albert Baker Claude Saylor Wilbur Brandenburg Harold Keefer Fo J. Shriner Miss Simpson Geo. Ki. Smith Benjamin F. Stansbury Benjamin Franklin Stansbury Emmitsburg Baltimore Lfe Sarah Conner Stansbury Greenmount Cemetery Rev. C. Relhewald Lucberay Church Cromwell Wm Hice Ylamstille Ebenezer Church J.T Stanier Chan Hilant Andrew Wade Frank Hack Val Albert Keth Bradiew Bowie Ernest Tyler Geo W. Ivers

Social World Recitals At Walkersville And Woodsboro Parties

Hostess Miss Kurth Hammer held a birthday party at Walkersville with Japanese lanterns on the lawn and Miss Loubie Swartz singing solos. Guests included many local residents. Refreshments featured ice cream, cakes, candy and air nuts. A separate yard party at Mrs. Reymond Shank in Woodsboro honored Virginia Heatwole with games, peanut hunt, piano selections, and popular music. Nearby, a Braddock Heights picnic reached High Knob with guests from Baltimore and Washington, including Xavier Teillard and Miss Sue Dorsey, traveling by auto to the mountain.

Kurth Hammer Walkersville Loubie Swart Tuuuline Grove Louise Swartz Katherine Howe Josephine Jeiner Faith Hope Miller Mary Atkinson Tager Ries Grover Michael Cyron Winebrewer Frederick Pauine Cromwell Estelle Wachter Dag Smith Bendah Smith Nevin Smith John Stauffer Glenn Withide Charles Whitmore Steiner Whitmore Helen Whitmore Mabel Long Mary Hann Nona Shank May Flanninoen Helen Fogte Ernest Fogle Ralph Flannigan Mary Cramer Glenn Cramer Guy Suifta Amy Filier Barry Willard “Ier Nettie Reddick Celius Red- Hick Cora Strine Oscar Remsberg Webster Gail Catshall Spencer ¥. Tra Houck Oscar Stu Revind Mra C. A. Shilke Marshal Green Berta Crum Hallie Crum Raymond Crum Maurice Crum Charles Kintz Reymond Shank Woodsboro Virginia Heetwole Romney W. Va Rhea Smith Louise Cutshall Catherine Cutshall Hilda Cramer Lucy Anders Alice Anders Helen Crum Pauline Crum Annabelle Smith Mildred Redick Annabelle Huth Mildren Smith Mabel Smith Katherine Barrick Louise Wills Francis Wills Margaret Powel Anna Huffman Olive Frock Francis Winebrenner Martha Siess Virginia Heatwole Leroy Barrick Russell Hull Elwood Powell James Reddick John Winebrenner Myrtle Stess High Knob Nibrah Braddock Heights Lookout Rock Baltimore Washington Xavier Telilard Fairbank Sue Dorsey John Costello S McMullen Zeigier

A Rare Treat and a Language Lesson

A playful scene shows Tommy struggling with speech while his mother urges proper language. The exchange ends with Tommy promising to try, as his mother scolds his garbled phrasing and offers guidance. In another note, Mrs. Jacob H. Schmidt leaves City Hospital to recover at home on South Market street.

Julia V. Taylor West All Sainta Street Quinn Church Edward E. Taylo Pittsburgh Tommy Sean St. Louie Mra Jacob HH. Schmidt City Hospital South Market Street

Weather lore from St Nicholas era predicts fair days and rain signals

A Victorian style guide describes signs for fair or stormy weather from sun color, moon clarity, and west winds to smoke direction, dew patterns, and animal behavior. Spiders and their webs are cited as temperate indicators, with caution that rapid changes and showers may precede cleared skies.

Nicholas St. Nicholas

Auto Trip With Two Families Heads to Atlantic City

On Auto Trip Mr and Mrs J W Haines and family of Locust Villa Yamsville head for Atlantic City N Philadelphia Pa and points of interest Accompanying are Mr and Mrs J tarry Kints and family of Washington DC The party expects to return within the next ten days.

J. W. Haines Locust Villa Yamsville Atlantic City Philadelphia J. Tarry Kints Washington, D. C

Costly misaddressed mail burdens postal service

The passage notes 40 percent of mail is wrongly addressed, mainly by business handlers in towns and cities. It highlights missing street or town identifiers, causing time and money waste for the postal department, with costs in large cities reaching about 85,000 dollars monthly. It also mentions a Japanese servant girl with a fan and France engaging in gardening.

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