Maryland Deaf Boys Top West Virginia in Close Baseball Clash
Maryland School for the Deaf Juniors beat West Virginia School for the Deaf 3 to 2 at Martinsburg on the VY APOCAL grounds as Boyle hit a long homer and Creager starred in the field. The MD team scored two in the second and one in the seventh, while Cummings and Hoyle held off the West Virginia attack with sharp defense and pitching.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Martinsburg
WW Va
West Va
Roumey
Weste Va
Marylland &Deal
Vichey
Moore
Tocals
Hittine
Boyle
Creager
Boyle Roth
AB Rohl
AL EL Kubiiski
Foxwell
Faull
Nerae ‘Nicol
Edo Hoyle
Creager, Co
Porgy
Boopey Slone
Pie Holand
Tome
Holliday
Crouser
Cummings
Hoyle
OW Cummings
M.S. D
M.S. D. Drs
Middletown
Hall
Sheilors Contro
Jsuare
Maryland
W. Va
Emmitsburg Team Wins First Season Opener
The Emmitsburg base ball team defeated Gettysburg 3 to 2 in Emmitsburg. Dunn pitched six hits and ten strikeouts for the Emmitsburgers while Heller allowed five hits and eight strikeouts for Gettysburg. The game stayed tied from the fourth inning until a late run decided it. Malone starred at first base with one hit in four at bats and solid defense.
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Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Dunn
Emmitsburgers
Heller
Malone
Fuiy
Adamstown Defeats Westminster 6-2 Behind O'Hara's Gem
O'Hara pitched for Adamstown on Saturday, holding Westminster with one hit allowed and 10 strikeouts. McHenry started for Westminster, permitting 7 hits and 7 K's. Adamstown won 6 to 2 as Whipp, Mack, Wachter, and O'Hara contributed in the field and at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
Adamstown
Westminster High School
McHenry
Westminster
Whipp
Mack
P. Smith
Wachter
W. O’hara
Ogle
Thomas
Zimmerman
Imperials Beat Geisbert’s 14 to 4 in 20 Hit Game
Imperial A C defeated Geisbert's Combination 14 to 4, hammering 20 hits off Geisbert and Summers. E Kennedy allowed scattered hits. Key batting by Baker and sharp fielding by Barthion. Batteries: Imperial Kennedy and Kreh, Geisbert's Summers and Biggs. Imperials set to face Adamstown tomorrow at 4.
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Imperial A. C
Geisbert
Imperial
Summers
E. Kennedy
Baker
Barthion
Kennedy
Kreh
Biggs
Imperials
Adamstown
Is Briggins the Superior Influence in His Own House
A Washington Star fragment questions male authority at home. It notes Briggins is not the superior influence and that many men struggle to grasp what wives mean when describing what other women wear.
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Briggins
Ney
Washington Star
Cheney & Co. Firm Executed to Pay for Catarrh Cure
Frank J. Cheney declares he is senior partner of Cheney & Co a Toledo firm and that it will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason signs December 6 1886. Claims Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and is sold by all druggists. Toledo O
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State of Ohio
Taleo
Taucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Anth
Cheney & Co
Toledo
A.W. Gleason
PR. J. Cheney
Tillis
Coneti Pation
Not Anxious For A Two Week Deliberation On Convention
After two weeks of deliberation the Frederick Sunday school workers report little enthusiasm from residents to host delegates for the Sundis School Convention on the Western and Eastern shores. Rev Kindley in Baltimore will consider a two day fall convention plan, with tentative dates set by local conditions and a reply expected this week.
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Er Derich
Regaard
Sundis
Orb
W. Rivsilew
Marylauld Lindsyi School Association
Baston
Ana Frederick
Hera
Tev Rantley
Baltimore
Kindley
Tie
Wrederbek
Rev
Western Maryland league opens with doubleheaders this week
The Western Maryland baseball season begins with doubleheaders as Frederick visits Hagerstown in a big event planned by the Hagerstown Driving Club. About fourteen players ride the 6.40 car. the first game is in the morning and the second in the afternoon. Frederick and Hagerstown expect to repeat preseason wins. Brunswick meets Waynesboro in a doubleheader at Brunswick, while Shepherdstown and Martinsburg duel on Martinsburg’s diamond. Shepherdstown aims for the loving cup and fields many Shepherd’s College players. The season opens Saturday in Frederick with Brunswick visiting, and Hagerstown to play on Whit Monday.
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Western Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Fredericks
Shepherdstown
Jon Hase
Nebraska Indians
Sandy Baker
Winchester
Brunswick
Miss Wiloron Appointed Miss Nemi at Primary School Board
Miss Wiloron appoints Miss Nemi as reselection registrar for the primaries at the Suena school and University of Pennsylvania site in Caroline and Talbot counties. Director Tanean Yorun of the summer school speaks on vaccination and safety. other attendees from Virginia and nearby states discuss the AYSE plan.
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Nemi
Wilds
Caroline
Talbot
Arades
University of
poCouther fonGiers Ashe
Mary Atte
Baloamere
Virvland
Miss Mildren Heads City School For Third Term
Miss Mildren is a renowned figure in the city and county, serving as primary supervisor for several years with notable success. Miss Conle will attend for the first time as the school maintains eight grades and selects teachers with great care under Dr. Yocum.
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Mildren
Conle
Yocum
M. Bates Stephens
United States
Indus
Bell Donated in Memory of Edward L. Coblentz at Christ Reformed
A 2200 pound bell crafted by McShane Foundry Baltimore was donated by the Coblentz family to Christ Reformed Church Middletown Valley in memory of Edward L. Coblentz. The bell arrived Friday night and is being erected. dedication services are not yet arranged. Edward was father to Oscar B. and Emory L. Coblentz.
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Christ Stetormea Cnuren
Middletown
Edward L. Coblentz
McShane Belt Foundry Company
Baltimore
Christ Reformle
Middletown Valley
Edward L. Cobentz
Messrs
Oscar B. Coblentz
Emmory L. Coblentz
Civil Service Clerk Examination Announced at Local Post Office
An exam for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office on June 24. Applicants aged 13 to 45 are eligible. Married women are barred unless divorced or separated and self supporting. men must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 125 pounds without overcoat or hat. J W Himbury is secretary of the Board of Civil Service Examiners.
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J. W. Himbury
Board of Civil Service Examiners
New Automobiles Retrieved From Norwalk Purchases
Messrs Pol Slargett and Milton Zimmerman, of his day, traveled to Martinsburg on Saturday to collect their newly purchased Norwalk automobiles shipped for delivery. Hargett bought a Model 4 door 5 passenger touring car and Zimmerman a Model 24 4 passenger demitonneau roadster, both Hazel brown. The party drove back to Frederick on Saturday afternoon, Horace Owens driving the touring car and Hopkins the roadster.
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Messrs
Pol Slargett
Milton
Zimmerman
Eay
Martinsburg
Norwalk
Hargett
Hazel Brown
Frederick
Horace Owens
Mr. Hopkins
Vic Tor Tyeryar Sprains Left Ankle in Weekend Game
Vic tor Tyeryar sustained a severe left ankle sprain during a Saturday basketball game while sliding to the hose. He can hobble about with crutches and is under observation for recovery.
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Victor Tyeryar
Pupils Hold Three Part Recital at College
Weekend program divided into three sections by first, second and third year pupils of Pinnoforce Normal Department. Miss Isabel Mats led supervision. performances included songs, dances, solos, and piano solos. Upcoming events list includes junior and senior recitals and a Sunday Baccalaureate service.
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Pinnoforce Normal Department
Carey
Weary
Wiest
Remsburg
Ferner
Greve
Caaver
Death of Miss Erma Stottlemyer at Waynesboro Pa
Miss Erma Myrtle Stottlemyer died suddenly at her Waynesboro home from peritonitis aged 20 after a recent illness. Born in Wolfsville she lived with parents Henry and Martha Stottlemyer, later with aunt Miss Jennie Brown and brother W B Stottlemyer. Survived by parents and siblings Claude J Nashville, Worth B Stottlemyer, Olga D Stottlemyer. Funeral held at her residence. interment in Greenfilm cemetery.
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Miss Ervwa
Stottlemyer
Erma Myrtle Stottlemyer
Waynesboro
Wolfsville
Miss Stottlemyer
Henry and
Martha Stottlemyer
Jennie Brown
W. B. Stottlemyer
Reformed Church
Henry Stottlemyer
Claude J
Nashville
Tenn
Worth B. Stottlemyer
Olga D. Stottlemyer
Creen Film Cemetery
Social world entiptained classmates at New City Motel
Grace Dill and Mabel Susannon hosted a dinner for Senior Art Class members at New City Motel Saturday at 6 PM. Attendees included Florence W. Doub Pearl Smith Courtney Stauffer Clara Gelbach Sallie Sharp Ruth Easterday and Grace Doreus. Susie G Poole receives a birthday postal shower from many friends. Boys High School graduates will be entertained by Prof and Mrs Amon Burgee at Park Hall east of Frederick tomorrow.
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Grace Dill
Mabel Susanman
Woman's College
New City
Florence W. Doub
Pearl Smith
Courtney Stauffer
Clara Gelbach
Sallie Sharp
Ruth Easterday
Grace Doreus
Susie G. Poole
Georgie A. Poolse
North Market Street
Amon Burgee
Park Hall
Frederick
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Relatives Daily
Washington residents and out of town guests visit relatives and spend Sundays with family across multiple streets and towns including Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia. The short notes list many individuals visiting kin in this city and notes about residents traveling to Westminster Braddock Heights and Atlantic City with mentions of local businesses and hotel stays.
Refused License Delays Colored Romance at Court
Annie Rebecca Tunstell sought a marriage license but Deputy Ley refused. She claimed divorce from William A. Brown in 1986, but decree not yet final, delaying marriage until mid June. She resides in Frederick. groom-to-be is in Lime Kitt.
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Ley
Annie Rebecca Tunstell
Seace
Ila Tru
Willian A. Brown
Brown
Frederick
Lime Kitu
Kackine
Local Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Notice
Business in the courts lists David Gamble to Joseph B. Tresier real estate in county valued at 50 plus other considerations. Brent Walling and others to Reverdy R. Wailing iney valued at 89 each party and other considerations. Milton Urner trustee to Charles M. Moore real estate in city valued at 16. Marriage notice states Elner Fr Mullinix of near Mt Airy Howard County and Lela Lerkins of near Poplar Springs Howard County wed.
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David Gamble
Joseph B. Tresier
Brent Walling
Reverdy R. Wailing
Milton 41
Urner
Charles M. Moore
Elner
Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Howard Counity
Lela Lerkins
Poplar Springs
Howard County
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Weiner GO
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Franklin Harshman
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Clera Reddick
Telen
Haaers Drug Store
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U. of PL
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Huth Worman
Levotion
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Hagers Town
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Ciy
J. Roger McSherry
Chicago
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Tharry Schmidt
Joseph Douglass
Joseph Davis
Gwynn Brook
Mr. Winter Fleming
City
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James Poland
Misa Mary Keyser
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Brachdoct
Charles Wieming
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George T. Baumegardner
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George A. Zeigler
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Harry C. Cole
Washington, D. C
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Franklin
Haller
Samuel Gardner
William Garrett
C. and P. Telephone Co
Walter C. Weller
Walter L. Rice
1St South Street
Thurmont
A. J. Green
W. C. Martin
M. Janet Williams
Ella Shriver
Doll Cottage
Braddock Heights
David Yinger
Walkersville
Luther F. Harrison
Ida Shockley
Arias
Bertha
Silas Thomas, Jr
Philadelphia
Mrs. Freeman Grace and Son
New Jersey
Robert Thomas
Charles C. Jones
Bessie
Capt. C. Smith
East Third Street
John J. Derr
Buffalo
John Hormne
iCourt Street
Wallace McKaig
Cumberland
Augustus Costigan
San Mateo
California
Nance
Atlantic City
Perry
Laclede
Urbana
James B. Lambie
Gt Washington
Hotel Braddock
Annie Rebecca Tuntetell
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Columbia
L. A
Parae
France
Wade
la France
Paramount
H. R. Flaut Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
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