Frederick Kiwanis Dinner and Baseball Versus Hagerstown
Yesterday Kiwanis Day in Frederick featured a friendly baseball game at the local grounds with Frederick defeating Hagerstown 13 to 10. Dr Edward P Thomas pitched for Frederick and Roscoe Rhoads caught. A dinner at Wayside Inn followed with speeches by Grayson H Staley and others emphasizing closer ties between Frederick and Hagerstown business and professional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Kiwanis
Hagerstown
Wayside Inn
Fredericktomians
Edward P. Thomas
Roscoe Rhoads
J. A. Teng
Waryeide Inn
Grayson H. Staley
Roy A. Leiter
Walter Baker
Hagerstown Ci
Charles E. Wehler
FaMorics
C. Walter Baker
Leiter
Ludwig
Frederick Ludwig
Gus Ludwig
E. Philips
J. Stanley Wilmoth
Charles Cagsel
B. C. Lightner
W. R. Moore
John H. LaWare
J. F. Denniston
Hec. Triesler
Frank Bullard
Stptelmrer
Ellstworth Roulette
J. Edlinpins
Mrs. R. FE
Kiwanis Meeting Honors Aegis Of Local Efforts
Frederick and Hagerstown baseball clash with Fredrick winning 13 to 6. Newman Moore starred with home runs and Cassell hit a three-base shot. Thomas and Triesler pitched, left on base counts favor Frederick. Umpires Crow Albaugh and Long officiated. Adage notes the weight of friendship’s sacrifices.
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Mies
M. Rose Birely
Misa Dorothy Robb
Howard Simmons
Hart Etchigan
Charles Cagiel
Hagerstown
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Thurmont
Frederick
AB. R. H. OG
Newman
E. Thomas
P. Hahn
Etchison
Gibson
Knock
Rhoads
Stoulemyer
C. Strickle
Lightner
Cassell
Moore
Bohman, If
Tudwig
Roulette
Triesler,, D
Leware, P
Ludwig
Thomas
Triesler
LeWare
Triesier
Z. A. Long
Baltimore will of Elizabeth Gill Earp filed for probate
The will of Mrs Elizabeth Gill Earp of Baltimore died July 14 filed for probate in Orphans Court. It spans 14 pages with four codicils from 1909 1910 1917 1918 1920 and bequeaths nearly all household articles in Baltimore Earpdene Maryland and Franklin County Pennsylvania to family members with execution on the death of daughter Miss Mary Earp. An harvest gathering at Edward Smith home followed by a list of attendees is noted.
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Elizabeth Gill Earp
Baltimore
Orphans’ Court
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge Summit
Mary Earp
Union Bridge Store Robbed at Night
Thieves took between 1000 and 1500 dollars of merchandise from J. T. Miller's Union Bridge general store after ladder access to the rear window. Many shoes and children's shirts were stolen, with a rear exit used for getaway. Devils Garage also entered and lost several tires. No clues yet.
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J. T. Miller
Union Bridge
Mr. Miller
Devilbies
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Frederick Kinanians
Hagestown
Unsu al
Trey
By Allman
Questa
Edward Smith
William Stiely
Albert Stitely
James Engle
Harry Smith
Calvin Keeney
Jacob Wetzel
Maurice Poole
Allie Diller
Hallie M. Engle
Mary F. Stitely
Blanche Keeney
Sreba Stiteily
Alta Smith
Frances Keeney
Helen Stitely
Anna May Beard
Dorothy Diller
Ruth Smith
Margaret Stitely
Mable Wagner
Katherine Diller
Lester Engle
Ira Stitely
Alvey Smith
Paul Stitely
Luther Keeney
Willis Smith
Paul Keeney
William Smith
Herman Beard
Clifford Beard
Holland Keeney
Russel Alexander
Charles Smith
Jose
Powder Co
Boston
SCO
USCO
U.S
United States
Rubber Company
Maryland Garage CO
Star Motor CO
WL Hokine
Starkicseville
Anmeville
Jefferson
Teurnost Garage
WV Ad
Wnoxville
Revxville
Diller & Starr
Libertytown
MONEL
Middletown
R. Harper
C & Brow Walkerasille
Philadelphia
Lottie E. Sloper
Pine St
Sykes
Tilghman’s Meat Market
South Market Street
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
James E. Doll
Frederick, MD
Columbus
Westinghouse
the Potomac Public Service Co
North Market St
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