Lutherans Reunion Plans Concert and Excursion Train
The Lutheran community of Frederick county plans a first reunion with Rev. Owes and Rev. Freak as speakers. A Pennsylvanian excursion train will run from Frederick to Bruceville at 7 PM, with special cars from Jolley Nee and additional stops if needed. The program includes sermons, hymns by Rev. Ow es, and a band concert at the Lutherans Sunday School building, with a free entrance but a collation afterward.
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Frederick County
Penpsylvania
Frederick
Bruceville
Jefferson Erak
Braddock
Pennsylviath
Lossville jOsphang
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Weekly News promises a twelve page issue this Thursday
The Weekly News announces a ready to publish twelve page issue featuring news and special features. It claims Frederick city and county have its largest bona fide circulation and urges new and changed advertisements with deadlines before Wednesday afternoon and Wednesday noon respectively.
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Uaving
Frederick City
Tur Werkly
Personal Visitors and Travelers Weave Through City
A long list of residents and visitors is reported, detailing Mr. Fulword Burck from Atlantic City and others returning or visiting places such as Ocean City Maryland, Washington, Brunswick, Shepherstown, Cumberland, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and more. The notes include hospital transfers, camp meeting mentions, and family visitations across several streets and towns.
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Fulword Burck
Atlantic City
Louis
Clingon
Ocean City
W. W. Myers
Washington
J.P. 'S. Mathias
Thuremont
Mary E. Kennedy
East Third Street
Brunswick
Francia
Sappington
Shepherdstown
W. Vs
Dusiness
Maynard Cminer
Walkeraville
Dermit
Mich
A. J. Gil
East Church Street
Arthur Warfield
Cumberland
John Bowers
Sainte’ Street
Baltimore
Minnie
Myrtle Lenge
Ranover
Mra
Willian Lampe
Princeton
N.J
Philadelphia
Misa
Addie Habercorn
West South Street
East Fourth’street
Ft. Johnstown
Hazel
Catherine Chambers
T’shook
West Patrick Street
Mies Lola Hargett
Germantown
Wm. Hargett
Patrick Street
Lizzie
Annie Lerch
Charien Kreh
South Street
Chas. Kalter
Myre
David V. Knott
Frederick
William T. Mehiling
Rorey
Mildred Od
Mynailns
Nelson
Aa He G
Jacob Ickey
Wm. Buckey
Jacksonville
Lorida
di Cita
Renta
Jacob ‘Buckey
Cora Barrick
Maria
Atente
Reduced Rates to Boston via Pennsylvania Travel Offer
Reduced rail rates to Boston Massachusetts via Pennsylvania lines with travel August 4 to September 16. Tickets include valid stopovers in Baltimore and New York on return trips and a $1.00 deposit to the validating agent. Rates may be obtained with a limited return package.
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Mass
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Supreme Ace
Ighta
Pythios
Ila Te
Imer
Baltimore
Andi
New York
Particae Mae
Camp near Frederick junction yields mixed fortunes
A group calling themselves Camp i camped near Frederick Junction for two weeks. Samuel Schmidt, Ondar Rout Zahn, John Staley, Ralph Sroutzahn, Thomas Biggs and Chester Grove reportedly had a pleasant time, but were involved in an incident with Sonia 4atha. Several visitors attended the coup and related activities.
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Samuel Schmidt
Ondar Routzahn
John Staley
Ralph Sroutzahn
Thomas Biggs
Chester Grove
Frederick Junction
Sonia
Abou Bah
Trick Cyclist Impresses East Church Street Crowd
A wheel walker called Trick Gydliat performed daring stunts on a unicycle along East Church Street in a Sunday afternoon display. He attempted more tricks, collected tips, and drew a large crowd before ending the act after an injury scare.
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Gydliat
Wheat harvest report fragment from S24 wagon note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention threshing wheat and a wagon, with unclear context and several garbled terms. No identifiable people, places, or dates are discernible beyond generic agricultural activity.
First Cucumbers Brought for Local Pickle Factory
John W. Tabler of Urbana and George S. Murtz of Frederick delivered the first cucumbers for the Lute and Schramm Co’s new Frederick pickle factory. 90 to 100 acres in the county planted for the crop. price set at 60 cents per bushel of 50 pounds. W. A. Cramer of Walkerville has four acres, and tomatoes will also be purchased for shipment to the Bykeaville plant.
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Lute & Schramm Co
Frederick
John W. Tabler
Urbana
George 8. Marts
Tabler
Hamaburg
Carroll
Julian Latz
Ivnclave
Lutz d& Schram Co
Great Manor Picnic and Tourney at St Joseph’s Will Be Held
The annual Manor picnic and tournament under St Joseph’s Catholic church will occur in the Manor woods on Thursday. Governor Crothers plans to attend and speak. The day features a tournament, dancing at night, and a coronation address by Fabian Posey. Officials, committee members, and dignitaries include G. A. T. Snouf fer as Chief Marshal and numerous Allnutt, Padgett, Cromwell, and Day family members in roles such as judges, aides, and aides.
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Manor Woods
Crothers
Roger X. Day
Fabian Posey
Anes Oannin
John E. Davis
J. W. Baines
Acing
Howard Allcutt
H. Conley
Claude E. Thomas
Melville Cromwell
Leo Fussimmons
Clifford Thomas
Jenesny Day
Jaseph Thomas
Spaulding Davis
Wil R. Breiner
Philip C. Keesler
Charles Jégalmmon
Leo Davie
Wm. Grove
Fisher
R. Heater
H. Fisher
Rs. Haines
Melville Cromwell, Jr
C. Kershaw
J. Day
Scauley
A. L. Knott
William Murphy
A. Rogers
C. H. Coaly
Winchester Beaten in Fast Nine Inning Tilt
A fast paced baseball game at Aldenball Field ended 2 to 1 as Winchester edged the visitors. Duggan's fourth inning at bat sparked the scoring amid errors, with strong defense sealing the win as Mabrey and D McDonald led late with hits. Gusting 42 strikeouts set a new world record for a 28 inning game.
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Witcheyter
Bate
Winchester
Fouecie
Real Tura
Duggan
Creager
Carroll
Fred
Jerick
Savage
Flrat
Ebert
Cy” McDonald
Duggen
Green
Carrol
Her
Mabroy
D. McDonald
Seme
Maher
Red
Johnson
Clyton
Mabrey
Brown
Leld
Howard
Tc Cater
Malone
Oln
Clayton
Marot
Savi
Nafely
Savage Atale
Creegeree
Baker
McDonald
Ter
Gee Corry
Turday Lest
Rid
Corry
Brwevep
Five-errors mark Tap 08 tidle match at Corry Govern day
A two team contest at Corry Govern yesterday produced a tense fifteen inning affair as both sides battled to avoid costly errors. Tap 08 tidle tallied five errors while the game remained tight through extra innings.
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Tidle
Corry
Acore
Fine Show Opens Here With Cohan Musical Comedy
The city’s theatre season opens Tuesday August 18 with the musical comedy Little Sobury Jones from George M. Cohan’s greatest successes. A company of fifty players is managed by the Geo. M. Gates Company with A. M. Wood as assistant manager.
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George M. Cohan
Geo. M. Gaites Company
Gaites
A. M. Wood
Opera House
Ia Io
Potties
Yerke
Adams
Human Hearts
Lion and the Mouse
Grautark
Sousa
klo—Harder Stock Company
Ddokwiadera Minatrels
The
Guy Brothern
Va Minatrels
Southern
Les
Hoyt
Infant committed to St. Vincent's Asylum Baltimore
Justice J. Francia Smith committed a two month old infant of Mary Rame to St. Vincent's Asylum Baltimore this morning. The brief item notes the referral to the asylum and names the justice and location without further details.
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J. Francia Smith
Mary Rameng
St. Vincent's Asylum
Baltimore
Baseball Excursion to Hagerstown and Local Notices
Frede rick Hagertrom will be nineteen engaged or with others at the bar. A baseball excursion to Hagerstown is planned for Thursday July 30 with a special car leaving at 12 30 p m. A large crowd of rooters should accompany the party from Frederick. The Mt Carmel M P Church will hold its annual picnic at Pearl, Md on Aug 1 1908.
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Atlair
Carroll
C.f
Howard
Lone
Clayton
Reen
Savage
Dalton
Eamed Nin
Ebert
Winchester
Johnson
Robert R. Med
Worenes
Hagerstown
Eanover
Hageren
Frederick Iare Nono F.K. Schmidt
Mt. Carmel M. P
Pearl, Md
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