YMCA Camp At Harper's Ferry Plans Announced
Youths prepare for a YMCA camping trip from July 6 to 31 at Harper's Ferry with four swims daily and group leaders. The program includes Bible study, reading, crafts, rowing, hiking, and visits to historic sites. Camp rules emphasize safety, no firearms for juniors, limited use of boats, lights out at 9 30, and Sunday school attendance counting toward local church schools.
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Tarper's Ferry
Hon. Clark
Ida Alin
Sole
Jesson
Barehail
Sunnv
Harper's Ferry
IN THE LAW'S GRIP WI oe RAN Clemmie Beall
Clemmie Beall and William Nevilbiss were charged with attempting to wreck the FB and O Washington train. Beall appeared before Justice John Francis Smith and posted bail for a hearing tonight. Nevilbiss was admitted to bail before Justice Lloyd T. MacGill for a hearing. Both have counsel, Wood and Wood for Beall and Reno 8 Harp for Nevilbiss. A cholera remedy advertisement follows.
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Clemmie Beall
William Nevilbiss
O. Washington
John Francis Smith
Wood
Hevilbiss
Lloyd T. MacGill
Reno
Harp
Caleb Powers Long Under Death Sentence Asks Respite
Caleb Powers sought clemency for a woman in the case described as a long death sentence dispute. The appeal requests a temporary stay while the broader legal process plays out. Local officials consider reopening questions and potential reconsideration of the case.
Vetoes Block City Improvements and Water Repairs
Mayor Schell vetoes ordinances funding street paving and curb work around Count Square citing financial limits. Aldermen Gittinger Rice oppose further debt. contractor pushes water line and Vulcanite Co. progresses reservoir repairs under engineer oversight.
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Count Square
Courtland Record Stferts
Schell
Ten News
Pbs
Gittinger
Alderman Rice
Charles Roy
Mayer Schell
Possii
Blue Mountain House at Pen Mar Plans Summer Improvements
Stockholders of the Blue Mountain House at Pen Mar re elected officers and voted to enlarge the hotel to serve patrons this summer. Upcoming events include the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association convention through June, the Maryland Underwriters Association meeting in July, and a large entertainment for a Providence touring party arranged by Merchants and Miners Transport Company of Baltimore. Officers listed are President HA McComas, Vice President Charles S Lane, Treasurer HOoOTL Reeds Jr, with the secretary-treasurer noted.
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Blue Muntain House
Pen Mar
Maryland*Pharmaceutical Association
Maryland
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Compaany of
Baltimore
Providence
Rot
Ares
HA McComas
Chaarles S. Lane
Hoootl Reeds
Vetarv- Ter
Archdeaconry Meeting at Cumberland Parish Assembly
The archdeaconry conference in Cumberland includes Allegany Washington and Predetick counties with 18 parishes and eight independent congregations. Miss Russell Thomas showcased Maryland Workshop for the Blind works at St Thomas Church Hancock while Bishop Murray and Drs Murray and Rev Douglass Uooif attended the session.
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Therciuieaconry
Cumberland
Tniacese
Marslami
Protocopal Church
Comprisias Peet
Allegany
Washington
Predetick Counties
Nussaons
St Thomas’ Church
Hancock
Yesteridas
Russell Thomas
Maryland
Laltimore
Murray
Civ
Imperial Baseball Team Set for Shookstown Clash
The Imperial baseball team faces the Shookstown Slugers at Y Mo CG OA Miletie Field Saturday at 3 o clock. Manager Vitor Trersar has his squad in hard practice, anticipating a tight game. Lineup includes Brengie, Kennedy, Gaver at first, Meltenrr at third, Yinger in center, Lipps in right, E Kennedy I.
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Imperial
Shookstown
Envelopes Contract Cut Savings Reported by Postmaster
Postmaster General announces annual need of envelopes will exceed 100 million for next four years. A Cincinnati firm wins the contract, reducing government costs by about 225,000 dollars or nine percent compared with current pricing.
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Genf Llitehcock
Cincinnati
Glearspring Trolley Project Funding Sparks Road to Start
Glearspring Trolley project seeks 405000 funding for the Gliarespring and Clearspring Railway Co to build a trolley. Of this, 882 non in stock and 250000 in bonds, with 164000 already subscribed, leaving 90,000 in work to be sold. Bonds offered to locals at 5 each, payable six months after operation begins.
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Glearspring
Llagerstown and Clearspring Railway Co
Foot Operated On At Freddietick Hospital
VOR Spiver of Buansyick underwent foot surgery after two months of injury. Phan operated on the diseased member with Johnson and Horiie removing portions of the tissue causing trouble. Spitzer is recovering well and hopes to return home soon.
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Vor Spiver
Buansyick
Wbour
Freddietick Cio
Phan
Tits Johnson
Horiie
Spitzer
Ov.e
Uniforms For Degree Team Gleam At Moose Lodge
Frederick Lodar announced a Poaval Order at the Moose as uniforms for the degree team were recessed. Last night’s meeting saw a brief ceremony with several hands raised and a pledge of readiness for the upcoming degree work.
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Frederick Lodar
the Moose
Zem o and Zem o Soap claims skin relief and treatment
An advertisement from Frederick by JA Williamson on North Market Street promotes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP for tender face and neck after shaving pimples black heads dandruff and any skin or scalp disease. The soap is presented as part of the treatment with guaranteed relief and is advertised as a best for all taste and purpose.
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Frederick
Wiliamson
North Market Street
Funerals for Motter Parsons Tabier Hall and Hall colored
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John C. Motter at her Frederick area home with Rev. E. H. Lamar officiating. Pallbearers included Judge Hammond Urner and Adolphus Fearbake. Interment at Mt. Olivet, funeral director M. L. Etchison. Also, funeral services for Mrs. Laura J. Parsons were held at her Hast Second Street residence with Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer officiating. Pallbearers included Holmes J. Baker and R. P. Ross. Interment at McOliver cemetery, C. C. Carry funeral director. Charles Tabier, a former county resident, buried in Hyattstown, survived by three brothers and two sisters. William Edward Hall, colored, funeral at 4 PM with Alpha Lodge present. interment at Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
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John C. Motter Bank
Frederick
E. H. Lamar
Jos
D. Baker
Hammond Urner
Adolphus Fearbake
Ed. Myers
John J. Bielfeld
Marion Fauble
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. L. Etchison
Laura J. Parsons
Second Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Holmes J. Baker
R. P. Ross
Frank J. Newman
Edward T. Smith
Ames Hendrickson
John Markey
Mc Oliver Cemetery
C. C. Carry
Charles Tabier
Saline County
Hyrattstown
Urbana
lLevi
Unity
Montgomery County
Tonal
George
Lizzie Turner
Hatte Leather
Hyattstown
William Edward Hall
Quinn
OM. EL Church
Charles H. Mossel
Aviared
Alpha Lodge
Rights of Pytinas
Grayson Larkins
John Dorsey
Osborne Harts Courtney
Clarence Williams
Wna
Georgie Robinson
Greenmonunt Cemetery
Thoma P. Rice
Five men fatally hurt in Summerfield church collapse
Philadelphia June 25 Five men are fatally hurt when a building collapse at Summerfield M EB church causes critical injuries to others. Fire crews battled the debris as investigators reviewed structural failure and safety lapses.
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Philadelphia
Summerfield M. EB
Crop worries for potatoes and promising fruit outlook
The county reports mixed harvests with apples praised as good while peach prospects look strong near Loy's. Potatoes suffer from the drought driven potato bug, risking a below normal crop and higher prices for next winter. Local commission firms seek peach supply and potential investments in peach farming.
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Armera
Frederick County
Winchester
Virginia Horticultural Society
Staunton
Loy's
David Lowenstein
Chicago
Local Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses
Court filings show Albert N Herwig and wife to Adelaide J Nones and Isabella H Herwig for county real estate valued at $5. William O Runkies and wife to Mrs James Curlett for county property $460. Alphonse H Bieler and wife to County School Commissioners Brunswick property $100. C W Wolford and wife to County School Commissioners Brunswick $800. Harry L Snyder and wife to County School Commissioners Brunswick $308. George H Hagan and wife to estate Brunswick $310. Join and Frank Hunter to Ella Peddicord county real estate $200. James T Slagle of Hagerstown and Mary E Dusing of Myersville obtain marriage licenses.
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Vane Bea
Albert N. Herwig
Adelaide J. Nones
Isabella
Herwig
William O. Runkies
James Curlett
Alphonse H. Bieler
Brunswick
C. W. Wolford
Harry L. Snyder
George H. Hagan
Join
Frank Hunter
Ella Peddicord
County
James T. Slagle
Hagerstown
Mary E. Dusing
Myersville
Church Holds Trust Stock in Mormon Church
Washington dispatch reports T R Cutler says Utah beet sugar firm managers tell committee Prophet Smith controls a large block of stock in the Mormon Church name, indicating significant holdings in trust. Proceeds linked to church affairs and organizational influence.
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Washington, D. C
King and Queen Lead Formal Progress Through London
London witnesses a formal progress by King and Queen in the city while millions look on. The Prince of Wales is loudly acclaimed as celebrating his seventeenth birthday during the event.
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London
King
Queen
Prince of Wales
Fire destroys Chapin and Co cattle feed factory
A blaze at Chapin and Co cattle feed factory in West Hammond leveled the plant, causing an estimated 400000 dollars in damages by 230 PM on June 3. Fire crews fought the flames though the building was a total loss. Neighbors reported heavy smoke and a brief evacuation of nearby properties.
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Chicago
Chapin and Co
West Hammond
Guests of Kaiser at Kiel regatta
Ambassador Hill and Admiral Badger visit Kaiser aboard the Meteor for a big boat race during the Kiel regatta. William H. Mosburg of Lime Kiln is listed among graduates of Eaton and Burnett Business College in Baltimore.
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Berlin
Ambassador Hill
Admiral Badger
Kaiser
Meteor
Kiel
Business College
William H. Mosburg
Eaton and Burnett Business College
Baltimore
Frederick County Election Filings for Local Judicial Posts
Multiple residents announce candidacies for county offices in Frederick County including State's Attorney and Sheriff. Names include Samul A Lewis William H Hines Scott S Welty and Thuraby for Orphans Court judge with calls for party primary support.
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Carl Yo
Frederick County
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Gutsard County
Frederick Cyumry
Samuli
A. Lewis
Stati
Frederick Coun
William H. Hines
Sherive
Tharnby
Scott S. Welty
Orphans’ Court
Jrederick County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Clarence G, Boller
Frederick ‘Unty
George R. Dennis, JR
George T. Roderick
Frederick
Switt
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Hey B. Clark
Clan
Caleb Powers
Pred Piven
Winchester, Va
Howard MB Jones
Haganouss
Lillian Wirely
Mildred Landauer
Baltamore
Ernest Hechenstein
Clarke Dace
Nellie Bobb
Thurman
Marshall Ll. Erchison
New York
Elizabeth Fn Weary
Camp “Whe Pa
Thomas Sehles
West Serand Sireed
Kathevine Staley
August 'T Brust
Arnold, Va
Mrol. BE. Mullinix
Bon Air
Braddock Heights
AM Lundeuer
A Rosenour
Ridgeville
Virginia Orves MacKenzie
South Market Street
V W. T Westacarl
Riverton
W Mott
East Third Street
8 B Craft
Canton, Ohio
Mrs. W. Wilson
Douglass Hoof
Tlaneeck
Cumberkind
M Lester Culler
Morence Lamar
Mary Filler
Lagers Town
Epworth League
Pauline Diffendal
Blacksburg, Va
Mrs . . Keister
Mrs. Keister
Dorothy Keister
Howard S Brugh
Keller Construction Company
Mrs. Brugh
Waster Searight Bruch
Keefer S. Toms
Ruth
Bridgeport
Conn
CU. EO
Ox Fibre Brush Co
New York City
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Commerce Commission
Vulcanite Company
Bourdnan
West Patrick Street
AIDS
Lorimer
New Brunswick School
John F. Marble
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Jeprimer Investigation Committee
Jonnu J Healey
Dl Marble
Senate
Comeee
Willan Lorimer
Ulinais
United States Senate
Henry
Otho
Chiver
Hrurkiltsville
Msersville
McChoton Remsburg
Middletown
Remsburg
John Pfeifer
Burkittsvile
Hone
Kelley Mill
Keefer Crone
Earl Neikerk
Sir. Remsburg
Prof
Fogle
A. H. Bieler
H. L. Snyder
G. H. Hagan
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Blue Mountain
Archdeaconry Meeting
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Ted
Church
Political Cards
Jesse FL R. Neacgey
Court St. Frederick
Maursod& Wee
Judid&chem
THE
J. Allen Grumbine
Republicans
Mayid&wrtt
Woodsboro, Ma
Guy K. Motter
Wttf
NIST
St. Gambrillon
Harry W. Bowers
Warrey W. Bowers
Jame Urner & Urner
Tugastai
Dill Avenues
West Third
Fourth Sts
P.O
Union Bridge
Jussage
Soule Realty Company
Newspac
Syohhl
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