Frederick Baseball Fans Rally At Martinsburg Clash
Frederick earns praise with a 4 to 6 win over Martinsburg in a peak crowd matchup. Lease pitched effectively, Martinsburg’s Allen fanned 14, and Frederick’s first errorless game of the season boosted local hopes. The win caps a fast start by Frederick in Western Maryland League play as fans rally and plan daily score updates.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
Battle
Carl Lease
Lease
Virginians
Allen
Brunswick
Shepherdstown
Maulsby's
Yannigans
Bull at Woodsboro and Frederick turnpike killed by tram
A large bull owned by David Cramer of Walkersville was struck by the 9 o'clock Northern Central tram at the Woodsboro and Frederick turnpike crossing this morning and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cramer
Walkersville
Northern Central Tramn
Woodsboro and
Frederick
Recital at Woman's College Hall Tonight by Miss Smith
Miss M Virginia Smith a senior pupil at Mrs McDaniel's school will give a recital in Woman's College Hall assisted by local talent at 815 tonight. Admission is free.
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M. Virginia Smith
Carty Secures Grandstand Chair Contract at Fair Grounds
C. C. Carty of East Patrick Street has received the contract to furnish chairs for the grandstand at the Agricultural Society fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
The
Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Geesey elected sentinel of Knights of the Maccabees
JC Jr Geesey of this city was elected sentinel of the Knights of the Maccabees of the Maryland jurisdiction at the fifth annual convention held in Baltimore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jc, Jr
Geesey
The
Knights of the Maccabees
Maryland
Baltimore
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
This column lists individuals visiting or spending time in the city. Notable entries include Prof. Hugh Duny in Washington, John F. Ubier of Hagerstown, Frank Bentz of Hagerstown, and Frank Myers of Baltimore. Returns include Edward S. Delaplaine from Lexington and Wm. H. Plummer returning to Relay Md. Multiple residents from Montgomery, Allentown, Urbana, Roanoke, and Winchester are noted as visiting, traveling, or staying with friends or relatives.
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Hugh Duny
Washington
Wm. H. Plummer
Relay
Local social notes and political chatter from Frederick area
Mrs W A Smith and daughter visited in Winchester and returned. Miss Ruth Long from Baltimore stayed with Miss Florence Lamar. Baltimore visitors included Harry K Kolb and companions. Frederick residents Baker and Governor Crothers discussed politics in a tense hour long meeting. Other items note Bishop McSherry visiting and traveling to Philadelphia, and Mr Duffey named teacher in Winchester public school.
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Baker
Crothers
Baltimore Star
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Union Trust
Jesse Strallman Grove
Martinsburg
Wo Va
Mr. Baker
Lingh
Duffey
J. W. Duites
Winchester
Johu Kerr
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Frederick College
Big Time Planned Special Exercises Tonight At Frederick
Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias hosts a large social and initiation event. About 200 visitors from lodges across Maryland attend a band concert by Yellow Springs in Court House Park then move to the Masonic Temple for the initiation of about 40 candidates. The evening also features a literary and musical program, a lodge orchestra, and a banquet concluding the visit of Grand Lodge officers from Baltimore and other cities.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pything
Grand Lodge of
Mis
Harry J. Price
Baltimore
James M. Hendrix
J. Edward Richardson
Arius
Charles F Rich
Centerville
Hagerstown
Smithburg
Keedysville
Williamsport
Srunswick
Gaithersburg
Taneytown
Westminster
Yellow Springs
Court House Park
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Mountain City
James M. Cronenburg
Reno 5
Harp
Maryland
Avoiding Brain Fatigue At Work Says Dr Toulouse
Dr Toulouse warns overwork causes brain fatigue from two intellectual modes: spontaneous thought and effortful will guided focus. He cites Paris society, savants like Poincare, and translators, recommending neutral work zones, slower pace, single tasks, and sleep quality to detect when to stop.
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Toulouse
Henri Poincare
Te Musset
Becratt and Becreaft Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
Hymeneas Pu eses Be craft winilwred Phelps and Mary Catherine Becratt of this city were quietly married on May 12 by Rev. E.dd Lamar in a restrained ceremony.
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Pueses—Becraft
Winilwred Phelps
Mary Catherine Becratt
E. Dd. Lamar
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to health. Promotes Neil's Catarrh Cure by Fod Cheney & Co Toledo as mercury free and effective. Encourages buying genuine Hell's Catarrh Cure from P J Cheney Co Toledo and lists sales via Hanner's Drug Store with Testimonial free.
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Neil
Fod. Cheney & Co
Toledo
P. J. Cheney & Go
Tale Hall
Barn Raising At Petersville Farm Underway
A large crowd attended a Saturday barn raising on Dr. Samuel C Claggett’s Petersville farm. The new barn measures 45 by 89 feet and is being built entirely of oak lumber. KE Lee Smith serves as contractor.
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Samuel C Claggett
Petersville
KE. Lee Smith
Collars Missing Prompt Mystery at Yonkers State News
A Yonkers Statesman snippet quips about missing shirts and collars, joking that the only place worse than the bureau is the card index system. A light, humorous note on household misplacement.
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Yonkers Statesman
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Thompson
Beles
the Fk
Alfen
Hetzel
Faulkner
Gerling
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
France
la France
Paramount
Raqflautt
Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
Cuba
Panama Canal Zone
John F. Ubier
Frank Bentz
Frank Myers
Mildred Keith
Edward S. Delaplaine
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
William L. Cramer
Montgomery County
Fred W. Cramer
East Second Street
William Duval
New York
Maurice Heats
Allentown, Va
Mrs. Nelson
West Third Street
Charles Hermann
West South Street
Mrs. Frankfutz
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
Ethel Brown
Isabel Zimmerman
William ‘J. Creager
South Market ‘Street
Jimtown
Burley Fretwell
Roanoke
Vivian Lamar
Mary Tabier
Urbana
Charles C. Waters
East Church Street
Thursmont
Anne Schley
Wear Second Street
King
Cornelia McSherry
Clifton
Earle Roelkey
West Firth Street
Charles Town
Wica
Edward Hireh
John McVerry
St. John's Rectory
Sarah C. Slagle
Hanover, Pa
A. A. Lough
South Market Street
Thomas C. Yeakle
C. Kate Thomas
E., K. Lighter
Boonsboro
Charles E. Huntsberry
West Church
Howard Young, Jr
Fas
Second Street
Pittsburg, Pa
Edgar H. McBride
University of Maryland
Ruth Long
Wonap’s College
Florence Lamar
Harry K. Kolb
Fred Engiehardt
Mr Frederick
Henry H. Abbott
John H. Abbott
C. Werbert Kreh
Christine
D. K. Cramer
Pleasant
Cyrus Stengner
Hanover
Lewis Reifsnider
Key Mar
Carroll County
A. A Lough
Bishop McSherry
South Africa
W. J. Kane
St John’s Rectory
Philadelphia
Robert Hodge
William C Hodge
Richmond
Hodge
Seven Pins
Mr. Holee
K. of P
Good Park
Hymeneas
Hanner
DRCOG
Hendrickson’s
Ryapy
Renee
John D. Hendrickson
Dar
Rach
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