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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
7
Mary Jane notes a lively Braddock Heights week with picnics, excursions, and fairs. She laments Sunday diversions, praises chapel plans, and recalls local figures, parks, and events from a rural-tinged June within the valley. Johnny Ebert and Doll Brothers fish the Potomac at Knoxville for two bass.
The text lists assorted musical pieces and names in a jumbled sequence. It reads like a rough catalog of tunes and composers including Lange Overture Poet and Peasant and Verdi opera selections, with scattered names such as Theo Moses Tobant Walta Cecile and Lampe The Star Spangled Banner.
Braddock Heights hosts a range of visitors from Mt. Airy Washington Baltimore and Nashville with dinners at Avalon and Hotel Braddock. A church song service features Hymns and a lecture by Dr. Charles F. Sanders of Gettysburg College. An evening baseball game between All Stars and Red Sox ends with a late-night crowd at the pavilion exceeding 370.
A crowded floor featured the Empire City Quartet with a well filled audience. Braddock Heights adds an extra car to morning service at 5 30 for connections to early Frederick trains. Wheat quoted at 1 03 a bushel in Frederick today and corn remains at 4 00.
A flood of candidacy notices from Frederick County residents declares runs for Sheriff and Judge of the Orphans Court under Republican and Democratic primaries. Names include Marion Mille, Hoy Nathieluman, Robert Choumwi, Rod Rick, Harry Tritalor, Charles H. Butte, and David M. Wily, with appeals for party support and influence.
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