Maryland Teachers Open 44th State Convention at Braddock Heights
The Maryland State Teachers Association began its 44th annual convention at Braddock Heights with an opening session in the auditorium. Joseph J. Baker welcomed visitors urging direct democracy and teachers as molders of character. Supt. Nicholas Orem and Howard C. Hill addressed growth of Maryland education and three needs: a state university, a strengthened normal school, and higher teacher salaries.
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Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Braddock Heights
Joseph J. Baker
Baker
Yust
Maryland
Nicholas Orem
Talbot County
Frederick County
Teach Ory
Beauty and Abundance
Whittler
Barbara Frietchie
Maryland Association
Frederick
Hill
Howard C. Hill
Cumberland
John Hopkins
Hotel Braddock
Maryland School For the Blind
State Normal School
Funeral of Catherine Boyer Held in Libertytown
The funeral for Catherine Boyer aged 11 years 1 month 28 days was held at her Libertytown home on Sunday. She was the last of five children of the late Mrs. Cordelia Davis and survived by husband and six children in Pennsylvania Detour near Frederick LeGore and Libertytown. Rev. Carnahan of the Reformed Church officiated with pallbearers from the church consistory. Interment followed at Libertytown Cemetery. Sweadner Bros. & Co. funeral directors.
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Catherine 5
Boyer
Libertytown
Cordelia Davis
Thomas
Pennsylvania
Harry
Detour
William
Frederick
Howard
LeGore
Mary Thomas
Mr. Carnahan
Reformed Entircd
Mt. Pleasent
J. H W. Albaugh
Joseph Crum
George Thomas
Daniel W. Etzler
PL V. Albaugh
Albert Long
Sweadner Bros. & Co
Death of W. W. Stover Prominent Hagerstown Banker
William Wallace Stover longtime secretary treasurer of the Mechanics Loan and Savings Institute and active banking figure in Hagerstown died at his East Antietam Street home after paralysis at age 81. He helped organize Trinity Lutheran Church and belonged to the Royal Arch Masons and other fraternal groups, supporting the local Young Men's Christian Association. Survived by his widow and four children.
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William Wallace Stover
Mechanics’ Loan and Savings Institute
Hagerstown
East Antietam Street
Tle
Trinity Lutheran Cehurch
Royal Arcamim
Young Men's ‘Christian Association
Stover
Old Friends Discuss Health In Heat In Frederick
In Markey's shoe store Knoxville resident Mr. Kara Willard and local Mr. Lewis Kemp, nearly 87, chat about aging and health as heat critics rise. Willard came from Knoxville to visit his daughter Ida M. Markey at a cottage on the Heights. Kemp turns 87 this Thursday and both men are in excellent condition despite the oppressive weather. The piece ends with an aside about The News helping readers get what they want.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Barbara Frietchie
Francis Scott Key
Winfield Scott Schley
Fane
Lhesd
Kara Willard
Knoxville
Lewis Kemp
Markey
Kemp
Mr. Willard
Ida M. Markey
Man Finds Lost Wads of Cash Hidden in Egg Crate
Ephraim Eyler thought his savings were stolen after he misplaced a greenback roll from his pocket at the Wike rova Milk Plant. George Lentz found the crate holding the money wrapped in paper inside eggs, and the cash was secured in the company safe. Eyler, reassured, plans to avoid keeping large sums on his person. Joe Whalen was arrested for the suspected theft but released when the money was recovered. Eyler intends to deposit future funds in a bank.
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Ephriamn Eyler
Wikerova
Eyler
Merning
Cvxich
White
George Lentz
Joe Whalen
Hyler
Misses Whalen
East
Patrick Street
Flo
Taylor
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Bruce Howard of New York visits relatives in this city Miss Julia Redock East Patrick street visits Marietta Pa Wr H Brengie Jr spends days in Hagerstown on business Charles C Sassur of Baltimore visits relatives and friends in Unis wity Flower Young travels in Hanover and Litttestown on business I H L Rohter West Patrick street who had been in Baltimore on business has returned William Adams and George Strasberger go to Laurel Md to attend the fair Miss Gladys Spears of Baltimore visits aunt Mrs George Chew West South street Roger Gaver of Baltimore returns to parental home in this city Mr and Mrs Lewis Diehl of Charlestown W Va visit Mr and Mrs Charles Hermann West South street Miss Regina Haller West South street returns from Fengaville Buckeystown Miss Margaret Boyle of Harrisburg and Miss Dorothy Cramer of Mt Pleasant spend a few days with Mrs C Herbert Kreh West Third Carl S Davidson of Crum and Davidson returns to Frederick after attending Washington and Lee University Lexington Va for the past session.
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Heights Colony
Hotel Braddock
Edgar S. McCardell
Braddock Colony
Association
George Edw. Smith
Eelen A. Mullinix
Adolphus Fearhake
Braddock Heights
Fearhake
Adolphus Fearbake
Unas. Remsburg
J. John Markey
Jos. D. Baker
J. A. Markey
Department of Rural Education
B. H. Cock
Bruce Howard
New York
Margaret Boyle
Hamitsburg
Dorothy Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
C. Herbert Kreh
West Third
Carl S. Davidson
Arm of Crum and Davidson
Frederick
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Wedding Reception Honors Ammon E. Cramer at Woodsboro
A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs John P Cramer near Woodsboro on Monday evening June 27 celebrated the marriage of Mr and Mrs Ammon E Cramer The event featured vocal and instrumental music a kalathumpian band and a cordial ushering in of congratulations Refreshments were served Guests included the Craters Clabaughs Fogles and Daymuth among others
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John P. Cramer
Woodsboro
Ammon E. Cramer
Ammon F. Cramer
Johns T. Clabaugh
Harkey M. Fogle
Edward 8. Clabaugh
Raymond Lo Clabaugh
R. Carroll Fogl
John Edward Clabauch
George Reese Clabaugh
Samuel Warner
J. Dw. Strawsberger
Walter Strawsberger
Bryan Foreman
Bretsa Daymuth
Ethel Fogle
Salvation Army closes Vila Park meetings in city
The Woods meetings at Vila Park ended Sunday night after several persons were enrolled in the army. Mrs. Atwell spoke and the next gathering will be at 30 North Market Street hall. Poor attendance due to bad weather left the corps short of finances. contributions to sustain the work are welcomed.
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Vila Park
Army
Wound in Back of Neck Mystery Shrouds Injury
George Chase, colored, with a deep cut at the back of his neck and loss of blood, was treated by Dr H F Getzendanner after the jugular vein was nicked. Chase claims a fall against a window, but the wound’s manner suggests possible foul play, a beer bottle smeared with blood found near the scene yielding no arrests. Three stitches closed the wound and Chase was revived.
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George Chase
H. F. iGetzendanner
Chase
Broadway
Market Street
Getzendanner
Frederick man wins first honors in state bar exam
Edgar H. McBride of Frederick captured first honors on the State Board of Bar Examiners test with 28 81/2 points out of 300. Of 92 candidates, 46 passed. McBride, a former Adamstown High School principal, holds an A B from St John’s Annapolis and will enter Yale to complete law studies, planning to practice in New York.
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State Board of Bar Examiners
Edgar H. McBride
McBride
University of Maryland
St.John’s College
Annapolis
Adamstown
Yale
New York
Frederick
Smelting Trust Inquiry Opens Under Bureau Probe
Washington June 28 The Bureau of Corporations begins an inquiry into a smelting trust amid reports of a Guggenheim monopoly. officials pursue antitrust concerns as the investigation unfolds.
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Washington
Bureau of Corporations
Guggeheim
Liverpool Strike Ties Up Atlantic Liners Riots Hit Glasgow
Sailors strike stops all Atlantic liner traffic. Rioting reported in Glasgow disrupts the fish trade and coastal commerce.
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Liverpool
Glasgow
Gilmore on Stand in Arbuckle Fight Victory
William Gilmore, manager of Arbuckle Bros, testifies in Washington that he won the fight against the Sugar Trust. He speaks on the stand as part of a special disauted in The News dated June 28.
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the News
Washington
Wm. Gilmore
Arbuckle Bros
Sugar Trust
King's Condition Serious In Madrid
King Alfonso’s health worsened with a larynx problem requiring another operation. Reports from Madrid on June 28 at 250 P.M. indicate his condition is more serious than earlier stated and surgery is needed.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Camp Mar-Vir on the Potomac to host YMCA campers
The YMCA names the camp Camp Mar-Vir on the Potomac with Maryland campers joining Virginia for a cross river find. Speakers are lined up nightly for ten days starting July 7 including Capt. D. John Markey Dr J O Henparis H H Abbott and others. Leaders H W Zeigler Har B Zeigler Stephen Eader and Arthur Brown will supervise groups and a canoe trip. A prep party departs Frederick to ready the site and clear brush for tents.
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Camp Mar-Vir
Potomac
Meryland
Virginia
Capt
D. John Markey
J. O. Henparis
H. H. Abbott
C. F. Goodell
Alonzo Winters
H. P. Fahrney
H. B. Clark
Frederick
Peiffer Elected Sexton at Presbyterian Church Meeting
At a trustees meeting held last evening Rush R. Peiffer was elected sexton of the Presbyterian church to succeed the late Charles H. Robertson.
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Trustees
The
Presbyterian Church
Rush R. Peiffer
Charles H. Robertson
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Mercury based catarrh remedies threaten health by harming the mucous system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co in Toledo contains no mercury and works through the blood and mucous surfaces. Buy genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo makers. testimonials free. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents per bottle. Wake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Wake Hall
Political Cards for Frederick County Republicans and Democrats
A collection of candidate notices from Frederick County announcing bids for local offices including Judge of the Orphans Court State's Attorney Sheriff and related positions. Each card requests support in upcoming Republican or Democratic primaries and notes districts and formal solicitations from named candidates such as George T. Roderick David M. Wait and Chas T. Faga.
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Frederick County
Guy K. Motter
Febisda&wttf
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Frederick
Oryself
The
Ofrederick County
Chas. T
Preabrick County
Gul
Stafa
Samuel A. Lewis
William H. Hines
Scott & Welty
Wrederick County
John W. Mumford
Braddock
Mayth&watt
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro, Md
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J. D. Baker
Orem
Bay of Conventions
Supt. Orem
Eron
Baltimore County Agricultural High School
Baltimore County
W. M. Hayes
Bo HK. Cockeron
Furst Schoule
Hayes
Agricultre
Nlmentary Education Department
Peer Raniford
Theresa Wi
Baltmore County
Mary Taylor
Elicmentary Education Department
Margaret
Sarah Williams
Katherine Kirwan
Mary
Davis
Montgomery County
Hannah A. Coyle
Maryland State Normal School
Minnie Gerwig
Department of Secondary Education
Braddock Hotel
Pearl Bader
Frederick Righ
George B. Pfeffer
Cambridge High School
J. W. Huffington
Denton High School
Edward F. Buchner
Johns Hopkins
J. J. Smith
Lonaconing
Baltimore
the Heights
Commissions Ia
Brehive
Walt
VF Stover
Ephriam Eyler
Whalen
Julia Redock
East Patrick Street
Marietta, Pa
Wr. H. Brengie, Jr
Charles C. Sassur
Unis, Wity
Floward Young
Hanover
Litttestown
Ihl
Rohter
West Patrick Street
Balthugre
William Adams
George Strasberger
Pune
Laurel
Gladys Spears
George Chew
West South Street
Roger Gaver
Lewis Diehl
Charlestown
W. Va
Charles Hermann
Regina Haller
Fengaville
Buckeystown
Ad Mrs
Amon Cramer
American Salvation Army
War
Harner
Smelting Trust Next
Mar-Vih
Political Cards
Cari
Miederick County
Grorgh
Dannis, JE
Pte
David M. Waitp
Lurkittside
Nev
Judd& Witi
Jesse F. R. Weagey
Court St. Frederick, Mu
Marsodawhit
Maysodtt
Allen Grumbine
Braddock District
W. Clinton McSherry
Second Street
B. Eward Kepner
North Market Street
Fremerick
Aprédiy
Dirs. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Doll
Lara Birely
Thomas F. Birely
Mollie C. Buxton
Court House Teer
Frederik City
Johnsville
Ladiesbure
Harkey
M. Fogle
Jaree
Cilandl T
Soul Realty Company
Washington, D. G
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