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Mrs Dory Martin and family visited Mrs George Eyster and family on Monday. Annie Pittinger and son Harvey called at Rocky Ridge. George Ramsburg of Creagerstown visited Charley H. Martin. Many locals hosted guests from Graceham to Westminster. Harvey Pittinger broke his collarbone biking. Church services advertised with Sunday school at 9, prayer at 10, Endeavor at 7, preaching at 8. Christian Endeavor expands with 22 members. Numerous visits and social events noted among residents and visitors from Baltimore, Frederick, Union Bridge, Hagerstown, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
Washington Pittinger
Howard T. Martin
Ida
Catherine
Jas. ‘T. Hunter
Westminster
David Staub
Hunting Creek
Dorsey Martin
Messrs. Murray
Maurice Keiholtz
Graceham
John W. Summer
William Pittinger
Cear Troutville
Geo. W. Pittinger
William G. Kolb
Creagerstown
Emma Camp
York
Bettie Hoffan
Annie Mumford
John M. Eyler
Church of God
Ja. W
Christian Endeavor
John D. Norris
Charles Norris
Poolesville
Milton Fink
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Christian Endeavor Society
Elsie Fink
Walter
Earnest
Ada Rohrback
Hanson
Frederick
Robert Aschemeier
Washington, D. C
Mollie Smith
Middletown
John W. Wilson
Ada House
Burkittsville
Daniel Rohrback
Britishers Defeat Harvard Yale In London Meet
New York July 20 The Harvard Yale athletic team was defeated by Oxford Cambridge stars in London. British runners won five of nine events as plans form to send abroad a team next year to restore lost laurels. Illustration shows Taylor of Oxford winning the two mile and Black of Cambridge taking the quarter mile.
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New York
Harvard-Yale
Taylor
Oxford
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Residents and Visitors
A roundup of residents and guests with social calls. Mrs J D Boyer and Rev H O Keene attended events in Kemptown, with visitors from Baltimore and Capon Bridge. Rev O E Bregenzer held a summer communion at 2 30 PM. Numerous visits include Miss Dorothy Biggs and Miss Eleanor Robinson from Hagerstown, and Edna F. Bentley Hazel Walker Helen Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
J. D. Boyer
H. O. Keene
Kemptown
Howard Baker
Edna IF. Bentley
Hazel MM. Walker
Helen G. Walker
Baltimore
Nellye Boyer
Lillian Williams
Lester C. Haines
Capon Bridge
W. Va
H. B. Harrington
Frederick
Day Baker
Miss Henrietta McDannel to act in The End of Bridge in San Francisco
Miss Henrietta McDannel sails Saturday for San Francisco to perform six weeks in The End of the Bridge. She has starred as Peter in Boston for 100 days and gains noted distinction with fall plans for a New York opening. Moss McDaniel’s strong boy performance boosts the show’s success in Boston. Alumni and students of Blue Ridge College Union Bridge plan a July 25 reunion at Pen Mar with a 2 pm program. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advised for travel season illness. available from druggists.
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Henrietta McDannel
Elizabeth McDannel
West Third Street
San Tancisco
Miss McDannel
Peter
Boston
New York
Moss McDaniel
Blue Ridge College
Union Bridge
Pen Mar
Parson's Poem a Gem Praise of Dr King's Life Pills
A fragment from Rev Hi Stubensgell Auton Ta lauds Dr King's New Life Pills as a miraculous home remedy. The faded text urges use after other medicines fail and claims health restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubensgell
Dr. King
King
State Revenue Boost From Baltimore Billiard Tax Ruling
The Court of Appeals ruled Baltimore proprietors must pay a $50 annual State tax per billiard or pool table and $23 for each additional table, overturning a belief that city licenses suffice. Estimated annual revenue runs around $50 per table on about 1,200 tables, totaling roughly $50,090, with 400 tables taxed at $25 adding $10,000. The decision, by Judge Hammond Urner, emphasizes direct state sovereignty and absence of exempt intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Hammond Urner
Baltimore City
Stanley Committee Demands Morgan Profit Figures
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that the Stanley Committee has demanded from the Commissioner of Corporations figures on Morgan profits in forming the steel trust. The request, dated July 20, seeks detailed profit data related to the Morgan interests and steel industry consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Stanley Committee
Smith
Morgan
Steel Trust
Train Hold Up and Robbery Near Grande Forks
Three masked men held up the North Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific Railroad at Grande Forks, shot the engineer twice, robbed passengers of 596 dollars, and escaped in an automobile. Authorities pursue leads as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Forks
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Pasengers
Huby 2 Clear Highest Temperature Record
The report notes the day’s highest temperature and the lowest temperature recorded, with the lowest reaching 55 degrees.
Lutheran Unity Reunion at Braddock Heights Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The Lutheran reunion at Braddock Heights drew the largest turnout to date with an afternoon program packed to capacity. Speakers Rev U S G Rupp Rev Charles Reineke and Rev W Brown addressed Lutherans on Bible study unity and Luther’s reform, followed by a youth program and offering of over $23. The reunion committee elected A G Null president W W Doub secretary and M L Horine treasurer with Braddock Heights set as next year’s site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Christian Endeavor
Bovieties
Walkersville
Middletown
Daisy Long
Pauline Zimmerman
Henrietta Cramer
Daisy Girls
Dorothy Byler
Ava Kepler
Miriam Coblentz
Pauline
Jane Zimmerman
Temperance
Mehrie Nikirk
Etta Dawath Martin
Thurmont
Trev. W. Brown
Baltimore
Lutheran Church
Brown
Christendom
Mary Bussard
Middle Laws
A. G. Null
Jefferson
Young Peoples
Myersville
WW. W. Doub
M. L Horine
Burkittsville
Braddock
Rupp
Frederick
C. W. Hess
Brunswick
KE. AH. Shbaretts
York Roads
Thes. S. Athaugh
Walkersvile
D R. Wachter
Utica
Milton Akers
M. F. Culler
Advertisement Offer in The News Promises Small Cost Results
A brief notice touts placing a small but effective advertisement in The News to attract attention for buying selling letting renting or hiring. It emphasizes low rates and potential regatta style response from readers.
Pleasant Paragraphs Personal Notices In Hagerstown
PURELY PERSONAL Miss Louise Gruber of Hagerstown visits Miss Row Dyer East Fourth street Mrs Benjamin Rosenour on visit to Long Island and Atlantic City Miss Alice Schell returns from visiting Mrs George Scholl West South street Rev Dr and Mrs Wim J Lampe and children visit parental home in this city Mrs Thomas Whiteford of Baltimore visits father Mr W B Stockman West South street Miss Ella Banks of Baltimore returns from visiting Miss Hazabetl Haller Booth Market street Anos Hi Stegrist East Third street called to York Pa for illness of his mother Mr and Mrs Waller Smith of Baltimore spend Sunday with Dr and Mrs KK Suburb North Market street Mrs Henry Schmidt and son Mr Abe Schmidt West Patrick street visiting Washington and Colonial Beach Leach Mrs Harry Stup and children of Washington visit Mr and Mrs Charles Mehrling East Church street extended Mr and Mrs Walter B Ruthirt and son Robert of Columbia Pa guests of Anos H Siegrist and family East Third street Mr J Howard Miller of Washington returns after visiting his brother Mr Charles S Miller West Patrick street Mr Hichard Roelkey and family Mrs Wm Herwig and Mrs Wm Dieter automobile trip to Braddock and Middletown Misses Magdalene and Mildred Nelson of Baltimore visit grandparents Mr and Mrs G Jacob Buckey West South street Mr and Mrs A G Lough and children of Philadelphia return after visit Mr George F Conklin of Atlantic City visiting this city Conklin formerly conducted the bazar now occupied by Brish Bros West Patrick street
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Mirvin Fuss
Jacob E. Wolf
Baltimore
Charles G. Buffington
Sen, T
New York
Florence Sayler
X. B. Hagan
Anna Bell Lambert
Nashville
N. C
Mary Hesson
Union Bridge
Eliza and
Hellen Reindollar
William Reindollar
Norman Reindollar
Union
J. D. S. Young
United Brethren Church
W. R. Hill
North Adams
Mass
Richard Hill
Elizabeth R. Elliot
Ruth Gailey
Atlantic City
Louis Elliot
O. E. Bregenzer
Dorothy Biggs
Eleanor Robinson
Hagerstown
Stiner Cramer
Woodsboro
Harry Stull
J. B. Black
Chapman
Edward Thomas
Charlies Long
Westminster
Misses Long
George F. Conklin
Conklin
Messrs. Brish Bros
West
Patrick Street
Social World Fete Honors Russell Brandenburg Birthday
A Saturday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brandenburg home in Foxville celebrated their son Rus sell Brandenburgs twenty first birthday. Guests included Alyrey Brandenburg W L Buhrman Letha Fox Grace Hanover Ethel Buhrman Ruth Poffinberger Hazel Wolfe Grace Brandenburg Esther Buhrman Russell Delauter Pinkney Hauver Edwin Wolfe Russell Brandenburg Glenn Poffinberger Lenas Buhrman Stanley Hauver and Ray Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Buhrman
Ruth Poffinberger
Hazel Wolfe
Grace Brandenburg
Esther Buhrman
Messrs
Rusell Delauter
Pinkney Hauver
Edwin Wolfe
Russell Brandenburg
Glenn Poffinberger
Lenas Buhrman
Stanley Hauver
Ray Brandenburg
Mr. Brandenburg
Diggs Arrested On Disorderly House Charge In City
Richard Diggs, a colored man, was arrested by Sheriff Grimes on charges of keeping a disorderly house and selling liquor without a license on Sunday. He ran the Academy of Amusements on East Fifth Street where a club of negroes allegedly gathered to drink. Diggs appeared before Justice C. H. Eckstein and was committed to jail in default of $200 bail for a hearing tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Diggs
Grimes
Diggs
Academy of Amusements
East Fifth Street
C. H. Eckstein
Freckles Vanish With Ethine Double Strength
A woman boasts of erasing freckles using a nightly Ethine double strength treatment bought from druggists. She claims most freckles vanish by morning and the rest fade, noting an ounce suffices even for severe cases. Guarantee promises money back if freckles fail to remit.
Boxing Night in Junior Hall Bouts in Frederick Draws and Sentry Beats Mike
The Frederick Athletic Club hosted boxing at Junior Hall with several lively bouts. Eddie Sentry defeated Johnny Mike after a hard three rounds while Mike Akers and Frank Jones drew in a four round opener. Tommy Lowe barely edged Private Metford in a one sided, faulted star bout, then drew with Charle Gardner in a separate three round fight. Advertising begets success.
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Eddie Sentry
Johnny Mike
Frederick Athletic Club
Ithapnnin
Mike Akers
Frank Jones
Sentry
Mike
Mwind
Jeffries
Tommy Lowe
Frederick
Metford
Company M
First
Annapolis
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George W. Hoffran
Unionville
Geo. D. Norris
Helen Ogle
Margaret
Katherine
Zelra Doty
Kate Doty
Ivan A. Wekard
Pruline
Marble Knoll
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H. C Nicodemus
Stubbs
Miss Brown
Locust Valley
Taneytown
Mary Brnning
Boonsboro
Hazel M. Walker
Ruth E. Lewis
Lida Fraim
Brooklyn
Maggie Hyatt
W Va
Lillian ©. Williams
R. M. Browning, Sr
C. P. Fout
Gladys
Bates Etchison
Gaithersburg
Rufus E. Baker
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
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Qachive
London
Ameri
Cans
Black
Cambridge
Sey
Lo. le
Rocky Ridge
San Francisco
Parson
Weather Today
Huby 2
W. E. Brown
MR. Hines
Louise Gruber
Row Dyer
East Fourth Street
Benjamin Rosenour
South Market Street
Long Island
Alice Schell
George Scholl
West South Street
Dr. Olver
Irvington, Va
F. G. Thomas
East Patrick Street
Wim
J. Lampe
This
Thomas Whiteford
W. B. Stockman
Ella Banks
Misa Hazabetl Haller
Booth Market Street
Anos Hi
Stegrist
East
Thirg Street
Waller Smith
North Market Taireel
Lienry Schmidt
Abe Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Washington
Harry Stup
Charles Mehrling
East Church Street
Walter B. Ruthirt
Robert
Columbia, Pa
Anos H. Siegrist
East Third Street
J. Howard Miller
Charles &. Miller
Hichard Roelkey
Wm. Herwig
Wm. Dieter
Maagdaline and
Mildred Nel‘son
G. Jacob Buckey
Mer
A. G. Lough
Philadelphia, Pa
Lough
LE Teard Diggs Auwkes TD
Soldier Boy
Co. M
Charlie Gardner
Masters of Fisthc Art
Charle Gardner
Lowe
Gardner
Milady Fair
H.R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
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