Frederick High School cadets organize uniform drill corps
The Frederick High School forms two cadet companies forming a battalion to boost interest in military training. Prof Kefauver and Lt. Col. Jurry Kefauger lead drills with regular uniforms and rifle plans pending state approval. Cadets practice twice weekly, with annual events highlighting competitive drills and physical development amid city growth.
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Frederick High School
Firet
Shitey É. Kefauver
Jay W
Toms
Bach
Eiiat
Neat
Dienes
Jurry J. Kefauger
Maryland Agricultural College
Veader
Hisu
Etrc
Tligh
Ween
Agrug Os Cs Velerpsus
Aeviswech
Reenich
Montgomery Co Fair Races Set With 3200 Dollar Purse Plan
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society outlines a four day fall racing schedule for August 30 to September 1. Sixteen events including harness and running races offer purses totaling 3200 dollars, with entries restricted to local horses and specific furlong and trot distances across each day.
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Mountikomery County Agricultura Society
Meeling
Episcopal Layman Funds Local Voter Education Drive
A prominent Episcopal member subscribed 1000 to a special campaign fund of 1000 to educate and urge public demand for a liquor referendum. Four men started the fund with 1000 each, with 4 more needed by July 1 to reach 5000. The latest offer leaves 50000 to be subscribed, and every gift before July 1 will attract an equal match from large subscriptions.
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Episcopal Church
League
Inoculations Highlight Hagerstown Company Guard
Lieut Ira J McCurdy of the State Medical Corps injected twenty five members of Company Fk Hagerstown with anti typhoid vaccine at the Armory. This was the second inoculation. Forty four members were inoculated on June 15 as the first round. The third inoculation will occur on July 5. Some Company B members were away and not vaccinated.
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Ira J. McCurdy
Dtoard Medical Corps
Compiny Fk
Hagerstown
Lieut. McCurdy
Co B
Quarterly Conference Reports Growth and Salary Rise
The first quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met last night presided by Rev. Dr. George Bacon. Pastor Rev. Komar reported a flourishing condition with twenty five new members in three months and the pastor’s salary was raised by one hundred dollars in recognition of his work.
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M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
George (. Bacon
Komar
Boy Drowns In Antietam Creek Near Chewsville
George Bo Leag aged 17 son of Frank Leas Government com Wetyee at Washington drowned in Antietam Creek near Chewsville. He sank suddenly as friends John Birely and Kenry Riddlemere dived after him without success. Max Unger found the body. His mother on the bank witnessed the drowning and became overcome with grief.
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George Bo Leag
Frank Leas
Washington
Antietam Creek
Chewsville
Lee Aapheak
John Birely
Kenry Riddlemere
Max Unger
Leeg
Pleasant Paragraphs Of Those Who Come And Go
Personal notices list moves and visits among residents. Col Austin Batehanan goes to Athwaite City for a few days, while David N. Dunay of Lynden returns from street visits. Justice John Francis Smith travels to West Virginia, and many others visit family in Rockwell Terrace, Elmwood, Ithaca, Romney, Woodsboro, and Baltimore, with several returning home.
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Col EL Austin Batehanan
Athwaite City
John Francis Smith
West Second Street
West Virgina
High School Pupils Aid City Civic Playground Work
Six Frederick High School boys from the manual training department assist the Civic Club in preparing apparatus for the play ground. They mark equipment such as swings, clip focuses, saws, and seats while framing benched furniture. Work continues with plans to open the grounds soon, weather permitting.
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Frederick
Clib
Appointment changes at Day Force shift duties
The report notes that Edward Herwig, long a member of the on orey for Tae paai teen years, moves to the day level. George Wy Hofman takes over night duties as the new officer.
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Edward Herwig
Boon
George Wy Hofman
Club House Robbed as Committee Plans Fire Engine Fund
A clubhouse at the Athletic Field was broken into last night with valuables stolen including a box a sharpening stones and marbles. Sheriff will investigate and it is suspected the same person committed all three robberies. The YMCA baseball team prepares for a Shepherdstown game today while funds are sought to raise 8500 for a United auto engine with public solicitation unlikely. The city has earmarked 4500 and the Fire Company owes about 1750.
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Il Hb Clark
Shepherdstown
Yoo M. C. A
Shephurdstown
Focal
Shiushter
Ce. Lease
LeGore
Th. Crouse
Brunswick
Martinsburg
United Auto Engine
Focal Fire
Higner
United Fire Company
Death of Mary Ko Preqallas Tregallas at Union Bridge
Mrs Mary Rodgers Tregallas died yesterday afternoon at Union Bridge aged about 70. Widow of Joseph Tregallas she leaves four children John Tregallas of Grafton WV Mrs Edward Barly Mrs Rolani B Hartin and Miss Jilla Tregallas all named. Rents to be brought here tomorrow morning by 110 NOG tram. Funeral from the depot with interment at Alt Olivet cemetery. C and Carty in charge.
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Mary Ko Preqallas
Mary Rodgers Tregallas
Union Bridge
Joseph Tregalias
John XII
Tregallas
Grafton
W. Va
Edward Barly
Rolani B. Hartin
Knkimore
Jilla Vregallas
Hume
Last Day of Woods Meeting at Villa Park
American Salvation Army holds final gathering at Villa Park tomorrow with knee drill at 9 am holiness meeting at 10 30 am a song and praise session and 200 pens preaching by Rev Masser at 11 am. Night program includes swearing in of soldiers with cordial invitation extended to all.
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American Salvation Army
Villa Park
Masser
Festival of the Gospel Mission Draws Attentive Crowd
The Lambert building on West Partick street hosted a Gospel Mission festival last night to a well attended audience. A neat sum was realized and the event proved a success. The festival continues tonight with the OF. AM. Band providing music.
Among the Sick and Away From Frederick District
Frederick area residents in sickness confinement include Patrick street resident Quinn Rodock who has recovered enough to go out. Paul Brown previously at Pennsylvania State College left State College for Anaconda Montana to take a summer job with the United States government on a reservoir project in that state.
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Frederick
Quinn Rodock
Patrick Street
Paul Brown
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Anaconda
Montana
United St Torst Reserves
New Lighting Pole In Front Of Marvel Theatre
A new lighting pole was installed and lit for the first time last evening before the Marvel moving picture theatre on North Market Street. It mirrors the design of the pole in front of Central National Bank and is noted for its attractive appearance.
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Marvel Moving Picture Theatre
North Market Street
Central National Bank
Prize Ear of Corn Wins Big At Minnesota State Fair
C N Howe of Aitkin takes the prize sweepstakes for corn and earns 43 60 in cash and 148 in exhibit prizes from 22 ears of yellow corn and 82 varieties in bundle grain. He credits cultivation on 32 acres, noting his success supports a family of five and frequent conservation events.
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Agricultural Department
Minnesota
C. N. Howe
Aitkin
Dad Howe
Howe
Aitkin County
Tlowe
Juis
Sunday Church Services Announced Across Local Churches
Sunday services are listed for United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Grace Reformed, Presbyterian, Trinity M E South, Methodist, All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, Gospel Mission Chapel, Gospel Mission, St John Catholic, Church of the Brethren, and First Baptist. Topics include Children’s Day sermons, prayers of Jesus, Holy Communion reception, and evening programs. times range from morning 9 to evening 7.45 with various special events and guest preachers noted.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
Rupp
Masonic Fraternity
God
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Five Cooks Arrested for Stealing Government Stores Aboard Ship
Five men cooks and bakers aboard the United States transport Kilpatrick were arrested this morning at New York on arrival from Galveston. They are charged with stealing government stores and selling them to soldiers aboard the vessel.
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New York
United States
Kilpatrick
Galveston
Fingerprints Aid Capture Of Gas Inspector Burglar
A burglar who entered the flat at 2169 Third Avenue under the pretense of a gas inspector left bloody fingerprints on a bread box. The incident involved an attempted poisoning of Mrs. Mary Appel and her daughter, leading to the suspect's arrest.
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New York
Third Avenue
Mary Appel
Clergy Schedule for Walkersville and Flint Hill
The pastor Rev. Alonzo D. Winters will preach at 10 o clock and at 11 o clock. Rev. Douglass Hooft will administer Holy Communion at Walkersville tomorrow morning at 8 45 o'clock. Rev. John J. Kives will preach at Flint Hill tomorrow afternoon at 3.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
Ja.m
Alonzo D. Winters
Douglass Hooft
Walkersville
John J. Kives
Flint Hill
A Word to the Wise by J Pierpont Morgan in Cincinnati
J Pierpont Morgan praised advertising power at a Cincinnati dinner urging ads to act as salesmen in print. He argued advertising must attract the eye create interest and drive sale, warning ineffective ads fail in their primary mission. The piece mentions Alpine Lotion from Harner's Drug Store.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Cincinnati
Notice to stop street sprinkling during water main work
Frederick ordinances warn residents to cease using water for sprinkling streets while reservoir is emptied for repairs. It cites Section 5 of Ordinance No 14 and fines for violations. Signed by Mayor John Edward Schell and Water Works Superintendent Weiner.
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Frederick
Tohn
Edward Schell
Weiner
Frederick City Water Bonds For Sale In Frederick Maryland
Frederick City announces sale of coupon bonds for up to thirty thousand dollars to fund water supply expansion. Sealed bids due July 19 1911 at 7 30 p m with 5 percent certified check. bonds bear 4.5 percent interest and mature in 20 years with taxable status in Frederick County.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
A. D
Frederick
City Register
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ National Bank
A. T
Prederick
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Herman W. Ordeman
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Thomas Freeman Dixon
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West Patrick Street
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Alpine Lotion
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John Edward Schelil
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