Camp Warfield Draws Statewide Visitors In Rain
Crowds from across Maryland flocked to Camp Warfield on Kemp Farm for the first military mass and Sunday services amid a heavy rainstorm. Brigadier General Machlin postponed drills until afternoon. Governor Crothers toured the camp and commented the weather would harden the troops. Visitors rode special trains. Frederick streets buzzed with autos and motorcycles as soldiers and civilians explored tents, mess tents, and regimental displays in a lively, crowded scene highlighting the state militia’s preparations and amenities.
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Kemp Farm
Machlin
Macklin
Militia
Austin L. Crothers
New City
Baltimore
Frederick
Henry M. Warfield
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland Road
Market Street
Camp Warfield
John Poyntz
Tyla
Baleypore
Aogaudh
Tur
Mgr
Frederick H. Shapleigh
Phe County Department
Yeo M. A
John Poynts Tyler
Co. A
Col. Little
Markey
Texas
Cal
Little
Crothers
McConeelie
Sabil-lasvilly
W. G. Knipp
High Pris Retore
John G. Murray
Maryland
Summmer
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mount S*amry
Emmitsburo
Officers of Company A at Camp Warfield in Maryland
Adjutant General Hutton visits Camp Warfield as Captain John C Marshall, US Army retired, serves as military store keeper for the Maryland National Guard. Marshall, 71 in November, helped organize the camp and provide rations and gear. Governor Crothers’ hot bedstead is noted. Visitors include Lieut. John P. Daniel of the Seventh Infantry NY National Guard and Mrs Daniel, sister of Mrs C W Ross.
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Hutton
John C Marshall
United States Army
Maryland National Guard
Marshall
Crothers
Cantala Marshall
Army
John P. Daniel
Seventh Infantry
New York National Guard
Fourth Infantry
Col. Supplee
M Daniels
Frederick
Daniel
Isabelle Kunkle
C. W. Ross
Crops in Montgomery Report Mixed Yields
Montgomery crops show a mixed outlook as dry weather and blight devastate the county potato crop. Wheat yields are higher than expected and corn looks strong with one more rain hoped to push grain and fodder yields to a large total in recent years. Some sections report good potato patches despite widespread failures.
Baltimore Bank Examiner Confined to City Jurisdiction
Samuel M Wann Comptroller of the Currency in Baltimore orders national bank examiner Hann to limit duties to Baltimore city. Reeves of Washington appointed bank examiner for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis, freeing Hann to focus on Baltimore. A new examiner will handle state work. Hann has long inspected nearby banks.
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Samuel M. Wann
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Hann
Owen T. Reeves, Jr
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Preder- Mek
Wheel Comes Off Wagon Front of Opera House
A wheel detached from the J. W. Summers & Sons delivery wagon in front of the City Opera House this morning. The body fell to the street but the wagon was halted quickly and the wheel replaced after the lap was found.
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J. W. Summers & Sons
City
Emancipation Celebration Held at Pair Grounds
The annual emancipation celebration of the colored citizens will be held at the Pair Grounds on August 17.
Sale of Two Lots on East Fifth Street Post presses
Cramer and Stauffer real estate agents sold two parcels of ground on East Fifth Street to The Frederick Railroad Company. The transaction lists Cramer and Stauffer as selling agents and notes the railroad as the purchaser.
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Cramer and Stauffer Real Estate and Own
East Fifth Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Bud Mars the Aviator Wounded in Erie Fall
J Bud Mars American aviator known worldwide as Bud Mars was badly hurt in a fall during a flight in Erie Pennsylvania He recently completed a globe gliding tour giving airplane exhibitions in many oriental countries Mars was formerly a daredevil high diver trapeze performer and aeronaut.
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Erie
Mars
Bud” Mars
Globe
Religious World Notes and Sunday Services Roundup
A weekly survey of church activities in town with sermons from several denominations. The Church of the Brethren met for Sunday school and evening worship under H A Nedrow with Inquire for the Old Path and Not Yours But You as topics. Local Methodist, Trinity M E, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, All Saints Episcopal and Evangelical Reformed congregations held Sunday schools, prayers, and twilight services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Pennsylvania
H. A. Nedrow
Jay Ws
Sunday School and Sermons at Local Churches
Evangelical Lutheran Church held Sunday school at 9 45 with Rev Ulysses S G Rupp delivering morning and evening sermons from Job 19 and Psalm 23. First Baptist Church reported Bille school at 9 00 with Rev Alonzo D Winters preaching The Ash-Heap Philosopher in the morning and Nobody in the evening. St Johns Catholic Church offered low Masses at 7 00 and more services noted for yesterday.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hell
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sermon Highlights at New York Mass and Sunday Services
At 10 o'clock mass Rev Fr Fh Scot preached in New York where rosary and benediction followed at 7. Presbyterian Church held Sunday school at 9.45. Dr Joseph Wf Apple led services in the morning with a sermon on The Moral Equivalent of War from Gal 5 22 23 and in the evening on Three Words of Christ Come Love Go. Rev Fr Thomas Scotti of New York, who had been at the Convent for a retreat, returned to New York.
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Dattallion
Dennis McCormick
St Joseph's Cathalic Church
Baltiuore
McCormick
Jerome HH. Joyce
John Ponts Tyler
WY. M. GC
O'Neal
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
Tyler
Page Dame
Weeliam
Gould
Te Use al
Huard Mount
W. W Crosby
Hospital Corps
Adams
Hinkley
Robinson
Crosby
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hugh Johnston
Preachers’ Aid Society
Baltimore
E. IL Lamar
Jesus
AL Trinity M. E. Church
South
John J. Rives
John
Epworth League
Florence Poole
Regester
Grace Reformed Church
B. L. McLean
Mite Society
Pen-Mar
United Brethren Church
E .H. Hummelbaugh
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Shureh
Douglass Hooff
Jacob
Fh Scot
New York
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Wf. Apple
Christ
Thomas Scotti
Political Cards for Frederick County Offices
Clarence G. Boller of Woodsboro Md announces candidacy for Sheriff of Frederick County in the Republican primaries and solicits support from friends across the county Tam a candidate for State's Attorney in the Republican nomination by popular vote in the next primary Samuel A Lewis announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for State's Attorney and asks for countywide support
George T. Roderuce announces for Orphans Court judge
George T. Roderuce of Frederick District announces candidacy for Judge of the Orphans Court in Frederick County on the Republican ticket seeking support in the upcoming primaries. The notice includes a personal signoff and dates.
Republican candidates announce for county offices in Maryland
To the Republicans of Frederick County Maryland at the request of many friends I hereby announce myself for nomination as a candidate for State's Attorney for this County on the Republican ticket at the approaching primaries and respectfully solicit your support William H Hinks. Also at the request of my friends I announce myself for nomination as a candidate for Sheriff at the coming primaries and respectfully solicit your support Marritt. Thereby I announce myself as a candidate for the nomination for Judge of the Orphans Court subject to the decision of the voters in the Republican Primaries David Am Whipp Burkittsville District No 22.
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Shemipe
Frederick County
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
Samuel A. Lewis
Orphans' Court
John W. Mompord
Braddock District
William H. Smith
James A. Jones
Orphans’ Court
Gheorge T. Roderuce
Frederick District
Milton Eketauver
William H. Hinks
Thea
The
Cnas
T. Fagan
Guy K. Motter
George R. Dennis, JR
Jakwtgeue
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Warfield
Westminster
Battle Royal
Orlock
Joyce
Camp T
Dr. McConachie
Maich
Suf
Marland
Emmitsburg
McConachie
Mur
Joseph J. Baker
Fifth Infantry
Rawlins
Hulton
Shipley
National Iardh
District of Columbia
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Westrict
Fifth Regiment
Col. Baughman
Randolph
Gaither
Charles H. Con Yevo
Charles G Thm
Troop A
Collonel EL Austin Barghman
Poplar Terrace
Elks Club
General Staff Headquarters
Apie
Haake
Sue Pog
BD. J. Markey
Elmer Munshower
Smith, Hagan, Storm and Landauer
Montgomery
Trinity M. E. Church
All Saint's P. E. Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Amelia Yost
Guy Cronenberg
George Edward Smith
Mercadante
Political Cards
Tam
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Court St
Frederick, Md
Slate
Frederick Counhar
Marritt
Scott
Welty
Au David AM. Whipp
Burkittsville District