Temperance event and community notices in Creagerstown
Local column from Creagerstown notes a grand temperance program at St John s Lutheran on May 7 with a Luther League meeting planned for May 14. Various townsfolk are mentioned visiting relatives, church services, school events, and upcoming anniversaries and society meetings across Johnsville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Y. P Os
St John’s Lutheran Church
Luther League
New
Mouludiah Thu
Linkey
W. Levi Hann
Stevenson
John D Haan
Frederick
Geo. W Haan
Viola Bloononghauer
Baltimore
Valles House
S. B. Stevens
Charles Suitely
Helen
New Midway
Carles Speak
Elmer C. Speak
Clay Center
Kansas
Hay
Frank O Starbaugh
New York
R. Logie
Starbaugh
Goldsboro
N C
John Reimsburg
Ethel
Black's
MIN
Barton Warner
Jesse Pearl
James A. Haun
Geo. W Cunst
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marion Hann
Brunswick
Roy Spean
Lauas
Gertie Speak
Rae Wrantetoe
Jr. O
V A. Bann
Aig and Missionary Society of
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Lillian Culler
Elizabeth Culler
Hoffmaster
Blanche Niefauver
Messrs
Trundle
Culler and Beard
O. F. Zimmerman
Charles Wiles
Harvey Murray
C. E. Feaga
John Feaga
Sunday Socials in Kemptown and Nearby Areas
Local residents in and around Kemptown and nearby towns shared Sunday visits and weekend stays with relatives and friends. The notes name numerous households including Clay, Purduin, Scheel, Ramberg, Teal, Brashears, Cutsail, Scheel, Pardwin, Hoffman, Pittinger, Moser, Hoffmann, Martin, Stevens, and Fox, with multiple stopovers across New Market Plane No 4 Graceham and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N Clay
Kemptown
Edward Purduii
Kemntown
George H Scheel
New Market
Frank Scheel
Lena Ram&burg
Thelma
Harry Teal
Josh Brashears
John Cutsail
Bartholows
Thomas Scheel
Frank
Cannon
Delaware
Baltimore
J. Scheel
Burn Pardwin
Jesse Clay
Pear Kemptown
Carl Clay
Harvey Martin
Middleburg
Ruth Fox
Creagers Town
Loys
Charles Gruber
Rocky Hill
G W. Pittinger
Charley Moser
Westminister
John Moser
Greenbrook
Married Men to Play National Sport Popular in Frederick
Local followe rs of baseball organize a team as warm weather returns. Married men including Dr J O Mendrix and Dr L A Krown form a club aiming to uphold bachelorhood glory with first practice tonight at Athletic Park. Uniforms to be ordered and later games with out of town teams expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlaseball
Santo
Fredericktouluus
Bed Son
Frederick
J O Mendrix
L. & Krown
J. A. Long
Jacob Schmidt
Tt B Clark
W. G Barker
John Frazier
Lester Smith
Victor Kreh
GO Thomas
MCA
Athletic Park
Western Maryland league forms amid growth in amateur baseball
The Western Maryland league committee met in Hagerstown with representatives from Hagerstown Frederick and Martinsburg and discussed a rough constitution a season schedule and player eligibility rules. Shepherds townships and Brunswick were mentioned for potential inclusion while Cumberland declined due to distance. A silver traveling cup to be awarded to the top team and the No. 8 M ball adopted as league standard were announced. Electric Park prep continues with Hagerstown games slated and cream uniforms ordered for the berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Musser
Cumberland
Rasen
Little’s Jos's
Baltimore
H. B. Clark
Hagerstown
Frederick
Electric Park
Uncs Sam’s Said to Be Largest and Cheapest Bookshop
A Washington eight story government store operated by August Donath sells Washington Art books at cost per item to readers. Publishes price lists for items from pamphlets to the History of the United States Capitol priced at 20 dollars. The store processes shipments for Congress members and their constituents causing misallocations of topics like cattle or flowers. In the last year the shop moved $88,000 in business for over half a million books and pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncs Sam
Uncle Sam
Government Printing Office
Washington
August Donath
Donath
Congress
United States Capitol
Glenn Brown
Middle West
Local Notes on Subscriptions and Cottage Painting
Mentioned items note the painting of Gerson Rosenour’s Braddock Heights cottage by Edward Bur Tass workers. The Frederick News is urged as a necessary boat to subscribe for, likened to a rudder guiding readers to stay aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerson Rosenour
Braddock Heights
Edward Bur- Tass
Frederick News
Brain Health and Nutrition: How the Mind Rebuilds
The article argues that daily mental work consumes brain matter but the brain rebuilds itself by balancing destruction with regeneration. It asserts rebuilding comes from food and drink, outlines brain composition, and notes minerals like phosphate of potash as essential components based on a cited authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo W. Carey
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Johnsville
William Greene
Predenich
William Ritter
Rey Saylor
Herman
Samuel Schwarbe
Claude Johnson
Bessys
Woodsboro
Nocky Hill
Emory Boones
Sarah
Noy Schnider
Feagaville
Gaithersburg
Sallie Clay
Beatrice Chaney
H. W. Hopkins
Norman Brashears
Robert Mullinix
Margaret
John A. Molesworth
John N. Clay
Raymond Browning
Barreys ON
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. O. Cowling
North Market Street
King Quality
H. R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Mexico
Fose Yves Limantour
Senor Dominguez
Limantour
Puebla
Haris
Zeus Dominguez
Minnie A. Hoffman
Mary
George W Hoffman
Elmer Hoffman
Washington Pitti R
Ada B
Robert Colbert
Neary Graceham
John 8. Long
Near Rocky Ridge
George W Pittinger
Big Vicinity
Minnie Hoffman
Stevens
Woodshare
Elmer J Pittinger
Howard Marin
Harriett Moser
William Ho Martin
Harley and Himer
George Esler
H. Hoffman
G.W. Pittinger
G. W. Hofman
C. H. Hofman
G. W. Hoffman
Guy Boller
Jacob Trusler
George Eyler
G W Phtinger
Thomas Certy
Lebanon
Nry
Harriett Maser
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hull
Maryland
Kemp
M. A.C
Ab.r. HO
Harrison
Schroeder
H O. Derr
Schley
Rhoads
Cashour
Beall
Haller
Dees
Castle
O. E. Hull
P Moore
Mills
D Derr
Ib Hone
Foxwell
Bow
Kubjiski
Kéimn
Schler
Moore
Jone
Vampire
Boyle
MR. Clark
Y. M. C. A. News
Clark
Beamis
Arctic
Geoghecan
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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