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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1916

Page

3

Witter ties for first in engineering at Penn

Willis D. Witter of Frederick, son of County Commissioner H B Witter, ties for first honors in the University of Pennsylvania engineering department and will graduate with B S and mechanical engineering degrees. He will join Hungerford and Terry Inc in Philadelphia the day after commencement. Fellow local graduates Earl Hargett and Meredith Staub advance to senior and sophomore years respectively in law and consular studies at Penn.

Frederick Willis D. Witter H. B. Witter University of Pennsylvania Witter Boys’ High School Hungerford and Terry, Inc Philadelphia Earl Hargett Meredith Staub F. W. Staub

Hagerstown Plant Earns Profit, City Light Run Favored

A Hagerstown paper reports the municipal light plant earned a profit exceeding 15 000 for the year ending March 31 1916. Receipts total 87 902 00 with cash on hand 19 535 46 and expenditures 68 367 24. The mayor praises the results and urges a similar plan locally.

Hagerstown

Champs and Haroons in Doubleheader

Champs and Haroons travel to Chambersburg for a two game doubleheader after rest, aiming to improve standings. King Taylor expected to pitch, with Tarn er and Wacker not slated for today. Next week features two home games then trips to Martinsburg and Gettysburg.

Martingburg Gettysburg Jack Morrison Chambersburg Morrisonites Maroons Frederick Hazerstown Terriers Hanover Jack King Taylor Tarner Wacker Martinsburg

Wife flees home in nightclothes claims cruelty

The Baltimore area report says Mrs. Dutie V. Miller filed for partial divorce from Charles E. Miller, alleging great cruelty since their 1915 marriage near Myersville. She fled June 12 in nightwear after he used liquor and broke in with a rock. he faces assault charges and possible hearing tonight.

Dutie V. Miller Reno 8 S. Harp Charles E. Miller Myersville Hagerstown Frederick Miller Charles Miller Clarence C. Waters Jackson District

Mill accident claims life at Grimes factory site

James Dayton, a 30 year old worker from Bakersville Washington County, was badly injured when thrown on a circular saw at Martin Smith's mills in Grimes just west of Frederick county. He died at Washington County Hospital last night. his body sustained the loss of a leg and an arm.

Martin Smith Grimes Frederick County James Dayton Bakersville Washington County

Blue Ridge League standings and today’s schedule

The Blue Ridge League lists standings and today's games: Frederick at Chambersburg, Martinsburg at Hanover, Hagerstown at Gettysburg. Yesterday’s results show all games postponed due to rain. teams include Chambersburg, Martinsburg, Hagerstown, Frederick, Gettysburg with varied wins and losses reflected in the standings.

Blue Ridge League WL. Plo IW. L. Chambersburg Martinsburg Timnover Hagerstown Frederick Gettysburg

Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Resort of Games

American League results show Detroit defeated by Nabors Schane and Dubuc Stanage in Detroit while Chicago beat Boston 7 to 4 with Wilams Schalk Gregg and Agnew. Other games postponed by rain. Standings list Boston Boston Chicago Detroit New York St Louis and others. National League games include Boston defeating Pittsburgh and Philadelphia beating Cincinnati with pitchers Tragieser Kant lehner Schmidt and others. Rain also caused postponements.

Detroit Nabors Schane Dubuc Stanage Chicago Boston Wilams Schalk Gregg Agnew W.L. P.C P.C. Clevelad Washin St.ouls N.york Athletics National League Pittsburgh U. Patteries Ladies Tragieser Kantlehner Schmidt W.L. P

Dorsey Mercer Arrested for Assaulting Wife

Dorsey Mercer was arrested this morning on an assault charge involving his wife and faced a potential hearing before Justice C. H. Eckstein that night. A prior warrant had been sworn for his wife on larceny charges related to his jewelry before their marriage.

Dorsey Mercer C. H. Eckstein Mercer Akron

Meeting of Boy Scout Council Plans Red Men Celebration

A meeting of the Boy Scout Council will be held at the YMCA on Monday at 7 30 in the evening. Plans to involve scouts in handling crowds for the Red Men celebration will be discussed. Several out-of-town troops will visit for the week, including the Westminster Boy Scout band.

Scout Council Boy Scout Council Boy Scout Westminster

Frederick Merchants Set Summer Store Closing Hour

Frederick merchants agree on summer hours closing at 5 p.m. daily except Saturdays. The new weekday schedule begins on Monday, applying to all local stores during the hot months.

Frederick

A Look Ahead to July Encampment for Co A Maryland Guard

George C Slagle of Company A is named Battalion Sergeant Major by Col Charles A Little. The First Battalion includes Companies A B C and D with about 250 men. Indoor range scores rise led by William Saylor 92 and Molesworth 88 as drills continue weekly. Encampment plans set for July 19 to Laurel and Glen Burnie with Battery A and Annapolis MG company joining, while pay and recruitment push to 100 men per company.

G. C. Slagle George C. Slagle Charles ‘A. Little Maryland National Guard D. John ‘Markey Slagle Markey William M. Storm Arthur ‘J. “Red Frederick Hagerstown Cambridge Bein‘r. TL Munshower William F. Saylor Molesworth Laurel Glen Burnie Light Artillery Baltimore Annapolis Fort Ethan Allen Vermont Maryland

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Internal Cure

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that acts through the blood to affect mucous surfaces. It quotes a physician widely trusted, lists ingredients as tonics and blood purifiers, and urges sending for testimonials from Toledo partner F. J. Cheney & Co.

Hai Hat F. J Cheney G Go. Props Toledo Hall

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U. OF PA O. Witter Hagerstown’s Champs Haroons Patriots Firs Bilt Frederick Loan Pennsylvania Railroad Daniel Baker Union Protestant Infirmary Franklisaines James Houck Geo. W. Heinlein Clayton O. Keedy Augustus J. Fromke Henry M. Gittinger John Hershberger Frank V. Staub S.amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease Walt Drug Store McCardell Cocos McCleery’s Jewelry Store North Market ST the News Central Restaurant North Market Street Square Corner James Carrol James E. Doll Bey
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