Seven Vacancies in Frederick National Guard Company A
Captain Elmer St Munshower of Company A First Regiment Maryland National Guard appeals to local men to enlist as vacancies exist in the unit. Seven spots remain, with strict requirements for citizenship character and conduct. Recruits are urged to apply before week’s end as the guard seeks trustworthy men to uphold national defense.
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Company A
National Guard
Frederick
Elmer St. Munshower
Maryland National Guard
United States
Munshower
Uncle Sam
A Defense of National Guard Service and Benefits
The piece argues for joining the National Guard highlighting patriotic duty and a free military education. It notes Congress may pay soldiers from private to general, and describes Frederick’s costly state built hall, exclusive club privileges, and free uniforms and equipment. Enlistment incurs no expense and annual camps provide training by regular army officers.
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National Guard
Congress
Frederick
Maryland
Brandt Boyer wed in Westminster quietly yesterday
Hallie M Boyer of Frederick and William B Brandt formerly of Philadelphia were quietly married in Westminster at noon yesterday. The article notes Spain supplies more than three quarters of the world's olive oil.
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Brandt—Boyer
Hallie M. Boyer
Frederick
William B. Brandt
Philadelphia
Westminster
Spain
Funerals for Nelson Diehl and Clarence J Smith Held
The funeral for Nelson Diehl was held at 2 pm at his home with Rev. Hench and Rev. Frey presiding. John A. Ditzler and Prof. George Edw. Smith performed hymns. Pallbearers included Noah E. Cramer and Charles Wertheimer. interment at Mt Olivet. Thomas P. Rice was director. Clarence J. Smith’s service followed at Middletown’s Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. Hartman. graveside rites conducted by West Owls members. interment at Lutheran cemetery. Rice again served as director. Also noted, New York City has 8,000 places with two or more bowling alleys.
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Nelson Diehl
East Third Street
W. Hench
Cavetown
Frey
John A. Ditzler
George Edw. Smith
Noah E. Cramer
George L. Cramer
Edward D. Shriner
M. S. Zimmerman
Charles Wertheimer
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Clarence J. Smith
Middletown
Zion Lutheran Church
W. A. Hartman
Frederick West Order of Owls
C. M. Burdette
Frank Grimes
Julius A. Grahe
W. H. Hittner
James Lowe
Theodore Lowe
Lutheran
Light Plant Bids To Be Opened In City Meeting
Tonight at 7 30 the Mayors and Aldermen hold a special session to open more than a dozen bids for a proposed new light plant. The council will decide whether to build a plant and may also act on a Herit railway proposal. Background includes bids from Buffalo and other bidders and plans for possible city savings.
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City Register
A. A
Frederick
Buffalo
New York
Marguerite Snow
METRO
Thomas Barry
Maxine Elliott
New York City
James Lackaye
Frederick Sumner
Frederick Sittenham
Vogue
Geo. Ovey
Woth
Baseball Scores and Standings from Yesterday's Games
American League results include Athletics defeating New York in Philadelphia 4 to 2, Detroit beating Cleveland 2 to 0 in rain shortened play, Washington defeating Boston 6 to 3, with Chicago and St Louis postponing. Standings show Washington leading with 9 wins and 6 losses, New York 7 and 6, Boston 7 and 6, Chicago 9 and 9, Cleveland 9 and 7, Detroit 9 and 7, Philadelphia 4 and 10, Brooklyn 6 and 3, Cincinnati 8 and 5, Pittsburgh 6 and 9. Next night’s schedule notes Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with Chicago at Cincinnati postponed. Also a church attendance note for Good Samaritan Lodge No. 46.
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Philadelphia
New York
Bush
Meyer
Russell
Nanamaker
Detroit
Cleveland
Coveleskie
O'Niell
Davis
Stanage
Washington
Boston
Harper
Henry
Ruth
Agnew
Chicago-St. Louis
W.L
Rudolph
Gowdy
Mayer
Rixey
Burns
Adams
New _ York-Brooklyn
Rucker
Miller
Palmers
Rariden
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mitchell
Clarke
Schmidt
Chicago-Cincinnati
W.L. PC. Wol. BC
Brookin
Philada
St.Louis
Pittsbrg
Chicago
N.york
Good Samaritan Lodge
Thurmont
United Brethren Church
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Bowel Aid
Dr F M Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel ailments over 17 years. His olive colored tablets, named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, are advertised as a mild liver and bowel stimulant and a substitute for calomel. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Ohio, markets them at 10 and 25 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Dr. Edward
Ove
Columbus
Church Social Held for Confirmation Class At Middletown
The Chirtatlan Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church of Middletown hosted a social last night at the home of Rev. and Mrs W A Hartman. More than 60 persons attended. The program featured misle ad games and piano solos by Mary Martolan, with Mary Jfartolan performing several numbers.
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Chirtatlan Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Middletown
Myra
W. A. Hartman
Mary Jfartolan
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