Senator Lee urges Maryland National Guard recruitment drive
Senator Blair Lee urges 2000 more men join Maryland National Guard in a letter to W J Grove. He notes First Maryland Regiment reached Camp early and urges full strength across local companies. Enlistees would gain about three months training on the border, return with improved fitness and future military opportunities.
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Maryland National Guard
Blair Lee
William J. Grove
United States
Genator Lee
Grove
War Department
National Guard
Front
Maryland
Mary
Rio Grande
Brooka
1St
Maryland Infantry
Gunther
National Guard of Maryland
Yeeng
Plattsburg
Texas
Washington
Faith Services Now in Local Churches across the County
A compilation of Sunday schedules from multiple churches lists service times and pastors. Notable entries include Rev J O Wrightson at Methodiat Episcopal, Rev W O Phillips East Norwich, Rev E H Hammelbaugh United Brethren, Rev T F Dixon Presbyterian, Rev W J Kane John’s Catholic, Rev Douglas Hooff All Saints, Rev Henri L G Kieffer Evangelical Reformed, Rev John A Oleler Grace Reformed, Rev Dr G D Kidner Trinity M E South, Rev Dr A S G Rupp Evangelical Lutheran, Rev H L Alley Church of the Brethren, and Rev W A English Asbury M E with various services and Sunday school times. Also listed are prayer meetings, evangelistic services, and youth activities at several locations including Lambert Building and St Timothy’s Chapel.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
J. O. Wrightson
W. ON
Phillips
East Norwich
Long Island
United Brethren
E. H. Hammelbaugh
C. E
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Dixon
God
John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
All Saints Church
Douglaes Hooff
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Wesper
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Oleler
Trinity M. E. Church
South
G. D. Kidner
Evangelical Lutheran
G. Rupp
Church of the Brethren
H. L. Alley
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Lambert
W. Patrick St
Winchester Street Ponnel
St. Timothy's Chapel
Dohleyevilis
Sertice
Lewis Wf. Ewald
St. John's Walkersville
Annace
Lewin
Ewald
Harriott Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
John G. Crawford
St. Stephen's
Thurmont
Lewis H. Ewald
Braddock Reformed
Buckeystown
R. L. Shipley
PLS. C.F
E. C. Lighter
Asbury M. E. Church
Rev
W. A. English
Frederick Soldiers Guard Outpost Duty at Eagle Pass Camp
Frederick based Company A Maryland troops reinforce outpost duties along the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass to Piedras Negras. Guards man two bridges, search trains and restrict passage while Drills increase. Soldiers report increased duties and self management as Brig. Gen Gaither orders five hours daily training.
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Eagle Pass
Texan
Interior Guard
Rio Grande
Maryland
Vermont
Kansas
Munshower
Carranza Sobiera
Tramic
Loftus
Peidras Negras
Portif
Amen 18
Charles D. Gaither
Maryland Brigade
Showe
Forrest N. Brown
San Antonio
Heagle Pass
Laurel
Thirtieth Infantry
William M. Storm
Arthur T. Kreh
Markey
Slagle
Busiest Man in Camp Oversees Recruits and Rest Periods
The article highlights Sergeant Barrick as the busiest man in camp, serving as First Sergeant when officers are away. Recruits share experiences during social hours at Captain Munshower's headquarters, with refreshments, recitations, and a baseball nine forming in camp.
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Barrick
Munshower
Marsh
Smith
Eagle Pass
Walker
Dunn
Kreh
Villa
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Lee
Iron State
W. J. Grove
Thregg Menthe
Frederick
Ray
Nin
Baltimore News
D. John Markey
Sting First
Mexico
the Central Trust Company
WA Businesss Banking
Stira
A Frederick MD
Oxfords
Ladies
Nainsook
Gabardine
Lawrence Mills Goods
Central Restaurant
North Market Street
Square Corner
James Carros
Lehr Pianos
U. 8
Sountles
Cramer's Palace OF Music Factory
Cty
James E. Doll
Oftician
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