Children Day Services Highlight County Notes and Visits
Foxville reports a busy week with church services and a long list of visitors. Numerous families from Hagerstown, Baltimore, Frederick and beyond are noted visiting or staying with local residents. Community events include Children’s Day at Mill Haven Church and Harmony Grove ball game results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxville
G Giemsa Bultitore
Arb
Waynesboro
Rocky Springs
Mr. Tucker
Tennessee
Mill Haven Church
Addrea
Orra Moore
Roma Markoe
Paras Moore
Mary Kline
Jesus Loves
Blanche Main
Mond Gonso
Jesus
Tyr the Key
Rose Neris
Brook Hill Chapel
Bethesda church services and social visits noted
Sunday evening services at Bethesda EF church drew a large audience. Several residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Willard Jacoba Gatthersburg and Prof and Mrs Charles Scanlon, were mentioned with gatherings at local homes. The report lists multiple families visiting relatives and attending preaching, with plans for next Sunday and local social rounds.
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Fergaville
Some Aid and Missionary Society
of . Luke
Frank Baker
Middletown
Ro Roy Taylor
Jefferson
Elisha Epaera
Douglas Castle
Lena Lamberites
Church Hill
Harry
W. W. Culler
Pak Adamatown
Catherine Culler
Charles Culler
Lettie Whipp
Jettereon
H. L. Culler
C. BE. Feaga
Alters
Limesh
Bethesday
EF. Church
Willard Jacoba
Gatthersburg
Charles Scanlon
G. W. Walker
Ray
Joshua Burdette
Henry Kennedy
W. Dixon
Dixon
George Broadhurst
Helen Walker
Litle
Wealey
Goldie Nicholson
Ridgeville
Seslie Grimes
Monrovia
Jeane Baker
Bethesda Church
Rav. Chas. Scanlon
Elmer Main
Edward Bealle
Walkersville
Ethel Stauffer
Westminster
George Gills
Lewis
David Heaged
Dublin
Wm. Lease
Nicodemus
Baltimore
Edith
Frank G
Lease
Wm. Lene
U. B
Local social notes list visitors and gatherings near Frederick
A long column records residents and guests in locations around Frederick including Mt. Zion and Locust Grove. It lists visits by Miss Bessie Dronentong, Miss Katie Hoffman, Miga Ids Hieiart, and many others, with trips to Baltimore, Westminster, and Roanoke. It notes a Mormon canvassing effort and a high school graduation sermon at Trinity M E Church, South.
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Ate
Wee HL Beyer
Piigtown
Mins
Tevens
Miga Ids Hieiart
Monrovia
Allen Phebus
Ane Rere
Ranied
Misa Fannie Wood
Baltimore
George F. Neeller
Mount
Mira Mattie Hammond
Frederick
Jane Downey
Margaret Hopkins
Westminster
Misa Gladys Stull
Buckeystown
Misa Mildred Taylor
Byron Etchison
Will Etehiate
Namaville
Elder
H. Ute
George McDaniel
Denton
John Uts
Silas Utz
Frederick Koogle
Diebaig
Mra
Will Falconer
Hastie Lyttig
Charbess Wood
Mirahnd May
Alin Hammond
Murray Hoow
Olympic team readies for London games amid vast U S selection
The United States unveils a 76 member Olympic squad with 58 substitutes for the London games. The diverse roster includes two Carlisle Indians and two African American athletes, with strong representation from major cities and colleges. Stars named span track and field events and swimming as the team prepares to sail.
Baseball scores and standings from a late season slate
Scores across American and National Leagues show Chicago and Philadelphia posting strong wins while Detroit Boston and St Louis mix results. Standings list Chicago 32-17 and Philadelphia 22-24 with Pittsb'g 31-20 and New York 26-24 amid crowded races.
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Clavaland
Qjevelang
Athletica
Vglandseeran
Rhoades
Clarke
Vickers
Bmnith
Detroit
Washington
Hurna
Street
Killifer
Slever
Suggs
Summers
Thomas
Chichicago
Boston
White
Smith
Walsh
Bullivan
Patten
Burchell
McFarland
St Louis
St. Louis
New York
Chas, Howell, Spencer
Orth
Lake
Blair
Chicago
N. York
Cleveld
St.Louis
Washin
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ewing
Schiel
McQuillen
Dooin
Fisherty
Ballee
Besbo
Raymond
Hostettar
New He
Reulbach
King
Juse
Bresnahan
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cammins
Gibson
McIntyre
Holmes
Bergen
Ritter
Philada
Pittsb’g
Tri State League Scores and Batter Details
Harrisburg defeats Trenton 7 to 1 in the second game Matthews McCarthy Knotts lead Harrisburg offense. Willi amport beats Wilmington 11 to 1 in the second game Bratton Stansberry Kane Milliman stars. Altoona Lancaster 5 4 Johnstown Reading 2 1 Lancaster tops Altoona while Reading falls to Johnstown in another near finish. Standings show Lancaster 29 19 60. Harrisburg 26 21 65. Trenton 19 27 41. Williams 24 21 59. Wilmington 18 76 40.9
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Harrisbur
Renton
Harrisburg
Batterion
McCabe
Murray
Smith
Knotts
Trenton
Tories
Mathews
McCarthy
My Knotts
Williameport
Wilmington
Yarbop
Stenuwberry
Fertach
Man
Willamaport
Bratton
Stansberry
Kane
Milliman
Altoona
Lancaster
Moser
Rementer
Moagle
Johnstown
Reading
Barthold
Barton
Murphy
Koepmann
Johnat
Harris'g
Williams
Wilming
Silent John Hummel Makes All Around Park Hero
In three years with the National League club the versatile Hummel has played every position, hit in the .300s, and remained quiet and effective. His mobility and unselfish play make him a standout utility man as Holyoke fades from plans and other clubs wait for a chance. Ended Life. Her man Doelle, a German blacksmith, ended his life by inhaling gas after years of trying to learn English. he was fifty five and left a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Schaeter
Detroit Americans
Schaefer
Jennings
Brooklyn
Holyoke
John
Hummel
Patsy Donovan
New York
Herman Doelle
East Bixty-Attic Street
Sore re Ningiee experiences with this savers stew
Fragmentary text mentions Sore re Ningiee and a stew titled savers stew with unclear context and missing details. The readable parts point to a likely local note or anecdote without concrete events, dates, or participants. Further text needed for a proper summary.
Reds Fever Grips Cincinnati As Season Opens
Cincinnati baseball fans buzz with questions about the Reds pace and potential pennant bid. Manager Gongal has reshaped the team into a vigorous unit, guiding stars to strong performances and surprising consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Roda
Gongal
Theda
Byrd
Adamon
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Chester Brandenburg
Wilson’ Pryor
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Wm. Hemp
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B. Renn's
Oliver Harrison
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L. J. Lewin
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George Late
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George Biddinger
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