Children Day at United Brethren Church Draws Few as Weather Shuts Crowd
In Wolfsville county the United Brethren Sunday school held Children’s Day with a lengthy program under an inclement sky. The event featured recitations songs and solos led by Rev. Hamish and local youth including Ruth Blickenstaf and Florence Blickenstaff. A Catoctin Band provided music for the festival while local families and neighbors visited and attended services at Urbana and nearby towns. The day closed with a benediction and notes of community gatherings around Hagerstown Frederick and Middletown.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Hamish
Florence Glickenstaft
Hine Wolf
the Theal
Solo
John Blickenstai
Tonsula Blickenstaff
Ruth Blickenstaff
Jesus
Florence Blickenstaff
Janis
Lizzie Plummer
Motion Sons
Gerald Wolf
Thomas Harshman
John Harshman
Ella Plummer
Daisy Blickenstall
Troup
John Blickenstall
Margaret
Ivan Harshman
Mazie Stottlemyer
Alice Wolf
Hev
And
Pry
John Burger
Hagerstown
Macy Stottlmyer
Beaver Creek
Jonathan Woll
Clayton Grossnickle
Urbana
Urbana M. E
W. T. Jarboe
Charlotte Hall
Saline County
Pole Vaulting Demands Nerve Alongside Skill and Strength
The piece highlights pole vaulting as a strenuous sport requiring nerve, strength, and skill. It describes the jolting drop after release, hard landings that injure nerves and bones, possible broken poles and limbs, and notes Yale’s Robert Gardner competing in the intercollegiate event at Cambridge where four vaulters cleared twelve feet and the record stands at 12 feet 10½ inches.
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Robert Gardner
Yale
Cambridge
Obit and notices from Urbana area announce burial and events
On Monday June 19 Mr Charles Tab Jer was buried from the Old Home near Urbana on June 24 and laid to rest in Hyattstown cemetery. The Ladies Aid of Urbana plans a lawn fete at the parsonage on July 4. Miss Oda Dixon of Baltimore visits Buckeystown and her aunt at The Maples. Farmers report busy wheat harvest.
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Charles Tabjer
Urbana
Hyattstown
Ladies’ Aid
Oda Dixon
Baltimore
Buckeystown
Court and Society Notes From Frederick and Hagerstown
Real estate transfers, a marriage license for Charles Parker and Lillie Goings, an estate inventory for Charles Damuth, and guardian accounts for Jas McSherry Alvey and Frederick Alvey. Christian Falk estate letters issued to Malinda Falk. Western Maryland Railway manager Shepherd Mason becomes master Mason in Hagerstown with 160 visiting Masons attending events.
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Charles H. Parker
Lillie Goings
Frederick
Orphans’ Court
Charles A. Damuth
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Baltimore
Jas. McSherry Alvey
Frederick Stewart Alvey
Christian Falk
Malinda C. Falk
Clara J. Falk
J. A. Shepherd
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Friendship Lodge
Sunbury Visitors Call On The News Office
Messrs William Eicholtz proprietor and Oliver Lawrenes manager of the Sunbury Daily Sunbury Pa were in Frederick for a brief visit and paid a call at The News Office this morning.
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William Eicholtz
Oliver Lawrenes
Sunbury Daily
Sunbury, Pa
Frederick
Copperhead Snake Killed in Wheat Field Encounter
John Akers killed a copperhead three feet long while crossing Edward Krantz’s wheat field on West Fourth street road yesterday. Miss Clara Miller named Assistant in Dining Room at Montevne Hospital by Board of Charities and Corrections.
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Edward Krantz
Fourth Street
John Akers
Clara Miller
Montevne Hospital
Board of Charities and Corrections
Embankments Boost Tree Growth Says Sherman Thorp
Sherman Thorp, artist and amateur forester, explains that building embankments on farms traps rainwater, helping trees grow as much in 17 years as in 50. He planted 1000 acres of a 1500 acre Minnesota farm into forest, noting 17 years of growth equals 50 years in rings. He plans a Washington visit with Chief Forester Graves to discuss continental forestry improvements.
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Sherman Thorp
Thorp
Washington
Scuyler Colfax
Capitol
Minnesota
Graves
Sixteenth Annual Meeting of Maryland Bar Association
The Maryland State Bar Association holds its sixteenth annual meeting at the Hotel Cap May in New Jersey from tomorrow morning to Saturday night banquet. Speaker Champ Clark will respond to the toast The United States of America at the banquet, with expected large attendance and a record turnout.
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Maryland State Bar Association
Cap May
New Jersey
Champ Clark
United States of America
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Quotations furnished by the Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected June 28 1911 list wheat No 2 Red 87 cents bushel corn shelled 74 to 63 cents per bushel rye 70 to 75 cents per bushel oats 58 to 60 cents per bushel barley 65 to 70 cents per bushel flour winter wheat 4 90 to 5 40 spring wheat 5 20 to 4 70 cornmeal 1 50 to 1 60 per 100 lbs mill feed bran 2 65 to 2 50 middlings 2 55 to 2 50 red dog 2 20 per sack dairy feed 23 to 26 per ton cotton seed meal 31 to 22 seeds timothy 5 50 to 5 75 per bushel clover 8 to 10 per bushel hay baled no 1 timothy 23 to 25 no 2 timothy 22 to 24 no 1 mixed 21 to 23 no 2 mixed 20 to 22 clover 18 to 19 straw bale wheat 6 to 8 baled oats 6 to 8 hay not baled 20 to 22 per ton
Prohibition Party to Convene in Baltimore for State Nominees
State Prohibition party Holds convention in Baltimore at the Baltimore Business College auditorium naming candidates for governor controller and attorney general. Delegates from Maryland counties attend with William S Norris to chair temporarily and likely permanent, Aaron Wilkins of Ohio to tour the state in October. A reception and mass meeting precede the convention with speeches by Finley C Hendrickson and Rev Charles M Elderdice.
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Prohibition Party
Baltimore Business College
Charles
Saratoga Streets
Baltimore
Maryland
Willian S. Norris
Govans
Han Amd Tain Ho Dutaney Af Wien
Fee County
Aaron Wilkins
Ohio
Prohibition
Watkins
Finley C Hendrickson
Cumberland
Charles M. EL Derdice
Letters From The People On Inspections Of Water Trip
A reader in Frederick responds to The News about the aldermen’s water source inspection trip. The writer calls for a published expense list to inform taxpayers and notes the department invites signed respectful letters.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Law Grip Lands Man After Cow Stabbing Case
Charles Toms was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hauver on a charge of stabbing a cow owned by Mrs Bessie Patterson after the animal wandered onto Toms property. He waived a hearing before Justice C H Eckstein and posted $100 bail for grand jury action. Also Lewis Brightwell, found asleep at Minerva Storick’s Paradise Row home after an alleged break in, waived a hearing and posted $100 bail for grand jury action with Renow Harp appearing for the accused.
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Charles Toms
Hauver
Bessie Patterson
Toms
C. H. Eckstein
Lewis Brightwell
Minerva Storick
Paradise Row
Renow
Harp
Meeting of King David Lodge Elected Members and Guests
At the King David Lodge meeting four persons were elected to membership and four applications were received. Canton Oswald of Hagerstown will visit Monday for Red's Men's parade, arriving about 4 PM and escorted to Armory headquarters. An exhibition drill is planned at Hast Church street around 6 20 PM with lodge members as escorts. A large turnout is anticipated.
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King David Lodge
C. F
Canton Oswald
Hagerstown
Hast Church Street
The
Odd Fellows
Order
Groom Gephart Weds Miss Godown in Trenton Home
Miss Irene S Godown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Goedown of 140 Mercer Street Trenton N J and Elmer 8B Gephart son of Frank P Gephart of 267 Clay Street Trenton N J were united in matrimony on Tuesday evening June 6 at the bride home by Rev Charles H Elder Trinity M E church. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Charles Uageman. Music by Miss Olive Clarke. Ushers were John S Clark and Fr Burk. They will reside at Ont Claystrat. The groom is manager of a large store in Trenton. Mr Gephart is grandson of Mrs Louise V Gephart East Fourth Street this city.
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Irene S Godown
Clinton ¥. Goedown
Mercer Street
Trenton
N J
Elmer
Gephart
Frank P. Gephart
Clay Street
Charles H. Elder
Trinity M E Church
Charles Uageman
Olive Clarke
John S Clark
Fr. Burk
Ont Claystrat
Louise V. Gephart
East Fourth Street
Harris Recalled From Albany to Baltimore Orioles
Kelly Harris, ex Frederick baserunner now in Albany, is recalled to Baltimore by Jack Dunn due to injuries on the Orioles. Harris expects to rejoin the Baltimore squad after being with Albany and the Frederick team previously.
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Harris
Dunn
Kelly Harris
Frederick
Albany
Baltimore
Jack Denn
Orioles
Kelly
Baltimore Bunch
Brunswick Triumphs In Ten Inning Thriller
A windy rainy day at Shepherdstown produced a tight see-saw baseball game. Brunswick edged Shepherdstown 11 to 9 in ten innings, despite 11 errors and key hits by J LeGore Phebus and Lease. J LeGore hit a fifth inning homer and LeGore, Moyer and Lease starred for the visitors as LeGore shut down Shepherdstown after the ninth.
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Piasteaich
Shepherdstown
Fovemen
UH. LeGere
J. LeGore
Phebus
Rogers
H. LeGore
West
LeGore
Slaughter
Brown
Thomas
the Foxwell
Au Storm
O AE. Musser
Muldoon
Ifooe
C Moyer
Yeaste
Treisler
Barnhart
Joo U
E.ee
HBO IZ
Frederick
Shephestown
Moyer
Tive
IV LeGore
Jill
Moser
J le Gore
Triesler Leif
Musser
Fisher
Victory For Brunswick Defeats Martinsburg 3-0
Brunswick played an errorless game and beat Martinsburg 3 to 0 yesterday afternoon in a pitchers duel. Hightman struck out 11 and allowed one hit, while Allen fanned 23 but yielded seven hits including two doubles. The victory strengthens Brunswick’s hold on first in the Western Maryland League pennant race before rain halted play after seven innings.
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Brunswick
Grame
Martinsburg
Hightman
Ut -É
Wenner
Orrison
Hashiman
Keller
Long
R.t. Martinsburg Gardner
Nicodenis
Ebantz
Smith
Bowers
Deniso
Gettle
J. Nicodenius
Alten
Out of the Game by Carrolls Manor Baseball Player
John Nall of Carroll's Manor retires from baseball due to ill health. Once a leading county amateur for the Adamstown regulars known as the Son of the Soil, he will now serve as umpire for county clubs.
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John Nall
Carroll's Manor
Ife
Adamstown
Repainting of Jesse Kaufman Residence Under Lourla L Welty
A local repaint project proceeds at the residence of Jesse Kaufman on Patrick Street. The work is directed by Lourla L Welty and performed by a team of workers under her supervision.
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Jesse Kaufman
Patrick Street
Lourla L. Welty
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Roy Gaser
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Montrose
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George C. Pearre
Joseph F. Edwards
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Florence Pope
Edith Etchison
Franie Babbitt
James Thompson
Richard Thompson
J. C. Hawkins
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Julia Culler
Wm. J. Culler
P. H. Culler
D. M. Culler
Lillian Culler
Regina Haller
Market St. Frederick
G. GO. Paxson
Cowling
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American Press Association
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
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Peter M. Marker
Addie M. Smith
John M. Smith
Isaac M Fogle
Andrew A. Annan
J Stewart Annan
Nannie P. Gantt
George W Manahan
John W. Warner
Joseph Englar
Mary E. Lent
Shepherd A Mason
Annual Meeting of Bar Association
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
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