Chautauqua Program Announced for Frederick Fair Grounds
The Frederick Chautauqua Association released a week long program for August 4 to 9 at the Fair Grounds led by Judge Ben Lindsey. It features Rev. E R Perry lectures, Florentine Concert Band, motion pictures, and various concerts and entertainments across daily afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fair Grounds
Aaron R. Ardara
Ben Lindsey
HR Perry
Alden Bh Jones, Jr
Chautauqua
Harry Haller
Frederick Chautauqua Committee
Miks Melrose
ER Perry
Dizon
E. R. Perry
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Maile
Ben B. Lindsey
Micker
Indian Medicine Co PAHadelphis and Bt. Louie
A damaged OCR fragment describes digestive issues and worm problems in children. It mentions Kickapen worm medicine and products from Kickass Indian Medicine Co in Philadelphia and St. Louis, with unclear references to diets and a Mydern Pharmac Agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapen
Orm Hiter
Dru
Bs Mail
Kickass Indian Medicine Co
Pahadelphis
Louie, Pearre
Mydern Pharmac
Confederate Memorial Day program announced at Mt Olivet
Arrangements completed for observance in memory of Confederate Memorial Day to be held Saturday afternoon at Mt Olivet Cemetery with Daughters of the Confederacy and Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans. Rev J J Ringer to deliver memorial oration with Adolphus Fearhake master of ceremonies. Ceremony includes singing, invocation, procession, gravel strewing, and services at St Johns Cemetery. Twenty two Confederate veterans remain active in the Alexander Young Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Ringer
Mt. Olivet
Ben
Daughters of the Confederacy
Uule
Alexander Young
Confederate Veterans
St. Jona
J. J. Ringer
Adolphus Fearhake
George Ed. Smith
Douglass Hoof
J. J Ringer
Elizabeth Mc
A. J Conlon
St John’s Cemetery
WT Shipley
D. Calvin Bready
Adamstown
Adolphis Fearhake
Joseph J. Trandie
Dr Brown Opens Offices in Frederick Specializing in ENT
Dr Brown opens offices in the Central National Bank building and practices in Eye Ear Nose and Throat. He recently returned from Philadelphia after a five months course at the Polyclinic and College for Graduates In Medicine and served as chief resident at St Christopher's hospital. He came from Fort Wayne Indiana and has practiced over ten years. He will move to Rosenour Building upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ¥. Brown
Central National Bank
Brown
Philadelphia
Polyclinic and
College
St Christopher's Hospital
Who The Candidates Are George W Shoemaker Alderman Candidate
George W Shoemaker Republican candidate for Alderman from Precinct No 4 was born in 1850 near Ladiesburg Frederick county. He learned pumps with his father, then worked in pump manufacture, joined Pennsylvania Railroad in 1877, promoted in 1828 to track repairs foreman at Spring Game and later transferred to Frederick city as foreman of track repairs. He married Sarah Ho Esler and has three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shoemaker
George W Shoemaker
Ladiesburg
Frederick County
Busness
Shoemaker
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Spring Game
Folliowine
Frederick City Marsiach
Elmer Mc. Phebus
Iarm
Lewis S. Cragan
Lewis Kreh
Phelgs
Wargaret V. Kine
Wiliam Ho Khne
Class Day at Boys High School Features Letters and Debates
A new Class Day at Boys High School featured awarding of letters to athletes in basketball football baseball and track. Notable recipients include Tor Haseball James Lewis Boonseller Feaga Stauiter Webb Reginald Hammond Chas McAbe and captain Harry James. The program included a debate on whether the world is morally improving, songs, cadet drill, and a closing chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Athletic Association
Tor Haseball
Bopst
James
Lewis Boonseller
Feaga
Stauiter
Webb
Reginald
Shes
Athletica Stars
Leslie
Harry James
Ralph Mellenry
Ietters
Smory C. Dansberger
Fenton Haris
E. Austin James
Ralph F. McElenry
Ralph F. McHenry
Leslie E Bopst
Lews Sponseller
A. Atlee Radcliff
Ovier
W. Arthur Brown
Richard F. Simmons
Emory C. Dausberrer
EL Austin James
Ralph F. Mercury
Medher
Leslie E. Bopsi
Amsignia
Harold A Kemp
Baron A. Winebrewer
AL G
St Hoo
Qsborne Tayler
of Western Marsland College
Woct
Maryland Schools Fall Behind In Russell Sage Report
At yesterday's county board meeting Frederick County eyed a school levy near 95 000 dollars for the coming year. School Supt John T White noted past funding shortfalls despite a 14 cent levy and said increases may be necessary though not the full 30 cents permitted. Trustees appointments were discussed and Burkittsville School plans hinge on sale of 25 000 dollars in bonds. The Russell Sage Foundation report shows Maryland ranks low nationally on school metrics, with several states ahead in population, revenue, and teacher salaries. A Potomac Refining Company asset sale was ordered by Judge Rose, with 197 acres in Washington County among the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John T. White
White
Burkittsville
Russell Sage Foundation
Maryland
Unon
Union
Vermont
New York
Mass
Cal
Iowa
Potomac Refining Company
Rose
United States
Baltimore
Morris A Soper
J. Craig McLanahan
Charles E. Cockey
Washington County
Rates Change Ordered by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission announces changes in freight rates. Through rates between the Frederick Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad from Baltimore are cancelled. Cordwood from Brunswick to Hagerstown drops to 60 cents per ton, hay and shaw from Frederick to Baltimore to 1.60 per ton. Peach slippers from Smithsburg Washington county win a higher car road minimum to 16 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Frederick
Baltimmore
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Smithsburg
Washington County
Local Political Notices From Frederick County
A dense page of political notices announces Democratic and Republican aldermanic nominations for Frederick County. Candidates solicit voter support for June 10 primaries, including Sheriff countywide bids from John D Conard Jr and Robert L Cramer, and other county offices. Several ads list banks leaders and trustees, with names like George Birley Emory Coblen tz and Francis Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Clarench C. Holtz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindsey
Bers
E. BR. Perry
Brodbeck Such
Paul M. Pearson
Brodbeck Such Concert Company
Reno
Welbourn
R. Perry
Rosani
Dickens
William Sterling Battis
Johny Chautauqua
National Opera
Sen
XN. M. Waiters
National Opera Quartet
DR. Brown
Elmer McC
Phebus
Middletown
Middletown High School
Stanley Bowlus
Manchester High School
Carroll County
Amd
Leslie Coblents
Raymond
My Old Kentucky
Hoy Biser
Frances Douwb
Isle Remsberg
Laura Remsberg
Mary EK
Roulazahn
Association
Emma. Kefauver
5. Bowlus
Lena Stone
George W. Kefauver
Raymond House Historiographer
Marecelene Kefauver
Lulu Clopper
Russell House
Anita Keller
Lucy Stone
Walter Remsberg
Albert Lutz
Albert Coblentz
Cyrus Doub
Edwin Smith
Raymond House
Edith Fink
Edna Lighter
Floy Biser
McClure Haupl
Stanley Welangter
Joseph Stone
Elwood Keller
Ruth Dean
Orpha Kefauver
Naomi
Frances Dowd
Edith Beachley
Edna Mock
Lihe Ahalt
Naomi Doub
R E. Knieeny
Mr. Haupt
Thurmont High School
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bgc. Kefauver
Paul Foster Fleagle
Viola Colliflower
Ira Kelhaugh
Fiora Welty
Lester S. Birely
Witliam McGill
Stanley Damuth
Edwin Creeger
Ernest Stoner
Ror Creager
Paul Beard
William Rifle
Lester Damuth
George Root
Victor Birely
Howard Damuth
Ira Kelbaugh
John Creeger
New Market High School
C. A. McBride
Odd Fellows
Emory L. Cobrentz
Frederick Bar
Joha T. White
W. M
Pen-Mar Park
Woom Rv. Co. Aldl
Pen-Mar
PA 19 Nork
Moadar
Hagerstoun Bank
John Ri] Kiefer
Taawater
Hagerstoun Association
Sveres
T. White
Potomac
Republican Party
J. M. Cronenburg
Democratic Party
J. Daniel Crimmins
Democrats
Tiederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Jerma
Fredwick
Robert WY. Smith
Ti. M. Gittinger
City Register
City Bregista
Micsialla
Charles T Butcher
Lewis I. Fraldy
Frederck County
Princeton Buccles
Tethuon
Crcuit
Sims
Mgnt
Princeton Bueckey
Moitgre
Elai
Willian L . Leather
Circuit Court
Frederick Conety
Causine No Couy
Wi Ortumington
Tese Terrey
W. Bowers
Ald
George Birely
Emory L. Coblentz, Lawrence A. Chiswell
Abraham Hemp
Emory L. Coblentz
Francis C. Norwoot
Charles Wertheimer
Joan Clamar
Robert A. Kewp
George T Batmgardner
Richard Potts
E B. Nicodemyvs
Thomas &G. Johnson
John Clamar
R Rush Lewis
John C. Motter
Frank C. Norwood
Arthur Potts, Benjamin C. Terry, Richard P. Ross
Eli C. Rexn
Charles
Snook
Newton M. Zentz
George R. Dennis
State Banking Department
Frederick W. Cramer
Sherif
Sher UE
Joe
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson District
Wolfe
Tuscarora
Robert L. Cramer
Wfkitt
Fiederfelk County
Privaries
Xours
Thomas N, Moduler
Buckeystown
Marshdam
E. Victor Myers
wTim
A. D Williams
New Market District
Tramsville
John D. Conard
Marlod
Wredick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville, Md
Calvin L. Putman
Lewistown
Marlias
John W. Humm
Frederick District
Mariin&wFim
Edgar H. McBride
Court St
Post Building
Frederick, Md
Phons
Roy W. Poole
Jankdiy
Bevard Repner
Archtitect
North Market Street
Apisiiy
Ipwerar
Abram J. Eichelberger
Decha&wiém
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