Take More Exercise Many Availing Themselves at Y M C A
The Y M C A physical department report for the six months ending April 30 1911 shows strong gym and pool use with 548 average monthly gym attendees. Classes totaled 282 with 250 enrolled across men boys seniors juniors intermediates high school and employed groups. 3423 used the swimming pool and 728 individuals pursued individual gym work. Special fencing boxing and wrestling classes started with 34 37 attendances respectively. The department led by Physical Director H B Clark and instructor Joseph H Apple reports 12 committee meetings and 15 leaders meetings while Boy Scouts joined two hikes drawing 64 in attendance. The Y now belongs to the South Atlantic Association of the AASU with 10 registered athletes and a historic April athletic meet in Frederick. A future circus planning meeting is set tonight at 8 oclock with arrangements for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H B. Clark
Clark
Joseph H Apple
South Atlantic Association
A_ ASU
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Fire Companies Name Resolutions Committee Members
At a special meeting the Junior Fire Company appointed F Lester Smith J Harry Thompson and George Groshon to draft resolutions on the death of Charles H Robertson. United Fire Company also named John H Frazier Adam Notnagi and Thomas H Chew to draft resolutions for Charles J Riehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Robertson
F . Lester Smith
J. Harry Thompson
George Groshon
Johnh. Frazier
Adam Notnagi
Thomas H. Chew
United Fire Company
Charles J. Riehl
Your Skin On Fire Relief Ad From North Market Street
An ad touts instant relief for burning itching skin with a Wintergreen oil and thymos blend from Dr Body Prescription. It promises soothing drops that stop burning, cleanse the skin, and overnight relief with a $2.00 offer at A. Williamson on North Market street.
Madero and His Wife in Mexican Republic
Provisional President of the Republic of Mexico is noted with his wife by his side in this historical item. The brief references his official status while highlighting the couple in a public context.
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Republic of Mexico
Myersville hosts 20th annual W H F M meeting
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod Lutherans convenes at St. John's Lutheran Myersville. Session times Thursday 2 PM and 8 PM and Friday morning 10 AM feature reports by officers and children's bands. Rev W Nicoll presides with Mrs Krechting and Mrs Wiles giving addresses and echoes from the general convention. Officers named include Mrs W Baughman secretary treasurer Miss Lizzie Hirely and Miss Katleen Beard box work director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Woman's Home and Foreign Ass”sionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Synod
St. John's Lutheran Church
Myersville
Hrey
Wol Nicoll
J. P. Krechting
May Gaytor
Founds a Convent in Canada by Visitation Sister
Sister Mary Joseph Abell and Sister Alexandrine de Titer left Wilmington Delaware for Ontario near a new Visitation convent founded in 116 by Sister Mary Joseph Abell. Daughter of A. S. Abell, she entered the order in large town convent and later established St. Joseph's Monastery at Gilpin and Bayard streets.
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Mary Joseph Abell
Alexandrine de Titer
St. Joseph's Monastery of the Visitation
Wilmington
Del
Ottawa
Canada
Visitation Order
A. S. Abell
Mary L. Abell
J. W. Baughman
TSS
Order of the Visitation
del Wheral i
Visitation
St. Joseph's Monastery
Pperty
Gilpin and
Bayard Streets
Summer crackdown on horse tying in town streets
The Seview for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has warned owners about tying horses in the city for over two hours. Violations have been reported, with Constable Carter noting fines for the practice. County visitors often leave mounts tied along streets all day until afternoon.
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Renses
Carter
County Officials Treated to Ice Cream from Local Herd
County Commissioner Charlies W Zimmerman hosted ice cream for the Board of County Commissioners and other court house officers this afternoon. The cream came from his Guernsey herd and was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W Zimmerman
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Guernsey
Aldermen to Post Bids for Reservoir Repairs Next Month
Hydration concerns rise as Aldermen plan to solicit bids for repairing the new reservoir. Engineers report delays in final plans, with blueprints ready for bids to close holes. Officials warn a prolonged refill period after repairs could affect summer water supply amid drought fears.
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Lewis AL Rave
Water Committee
Ayee
Wardian
Alr
Boardman
Macy
Altermmen
Rice
Boardsman
ZEMO Promised Cure for Infant Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a remedy for prickly heat hives eczema and other skin afflictions in infants and adults. It claims a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails and notes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as economical effective treatments sold by druggists including A Williamson in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Frederick
A. Williamson
North Market St
Shepherdstown Eyes June Games With Cherokee Indians Team
Y M C A pitcher Clark received a note from the Cherokee Indian baseball club of Graham, North Carolina seeking two June games here. Shepherdstown plans join Western Maryland Baseball League, funds raised quickly, aim to field strong amateur teams, with Little Joe of Baltimore offering a silver loving cup to the winning team.
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Shepherdstown
Clark
Y. MC. A
Grahame
Western Maryland Baseball League
Waynesboro
Little Joe
Baltimore
MAC Defeats Young Clarks At Athletic Park In Hard Fought Match
The M A C defeated the Young Clarks at Athletic Park last night, holding Kennedy to four hits as Derr allowed ten. Kemp Schley and Schroeder starred for MAC, while Schaeffer and Kennedy shone for Young Clarks. A pigeon carrier was captured near Adamstown, and an Orioles versus Red Birds baseball score of 12 to 11 was noted in the same column.
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Clarks
Athletic Park
Kennedy
Derr
Kemp
Schley
Schroeder
M.A. C. AB. R. Hlo
C. Harris
iSchrorder
Wastler
P R
S.ees
Jed
nod‘Stanton
Ford
Storm
Th. Stevens
Rota Sinn Co
Howard
Talberi
P. Schaeffer
C Breeht
Coe
Rp Kennedy
Phoebus
Kader
Lefion
J. Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
Abrecht
Haller
Summers
Orioles
H. Sponseller
Red i Birds
Richetts and Stockman
Governor to Issue Orders to Enforce Speed Laws
State officials including magistrates and sheriffs will be instructed to arrest speeding drivers as the governor aims to curb rising automobile accidents in Maryland. The plan, backed by the Automobile Club of Maryland, includes posting warning notices at dangerous curves and appointing a special officer to investigate crashes. Sheriff Grimes notes limited communication so far, but supports stricter enforcement to reduce reckless driving.
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Maryland
Alulu Wal
George
Maryland Automotile Club
Wil
Justices of the Peace
Automobile Club of Maryland
John G. George
Salisbury
Crothers
Grimes
Frederick
Eagles Meet Today At Annapolis State Aerie Convention
Frederick Eagles leaders C H Eckstein Edward M Dyer G Edward Schell Charles Shipfrey and Harry Schell head to Annapolis for the State Aerie meeting. Justice Eckstein serves as state treasurer as thousands are expected for a grand convention parade and crab feast with welcomes from Mayor James F Strange and greetings by M W Phelan of Brunswick.
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C. H. Eckstein
Edward M.dyer
G. Edward Schell
Charles Ship 4Rey
Harry Schell
Frederick Aerie
Eagles
Annapolis
State Aerie
Justice Eckstein
Annapolis Aerie
ELEU
Fe Bieler
Aerie
George J. Gebhardt
James F. Strange
M. W. Phelan
Brunswick
West Street
Bridge Fire at Gapland Routs B&O Line
Bridge over B and O track at Gapland burned Sunday night causing 400 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Brunswick arrived to find 100 yards of ties on both sides afire and quickly controlled, though the structure was doomed. Also includes unrelated notices and legal text from Frederick County court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Ismor
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E. J. Yeengle
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