Enviable Record Kept by Frederick Militiamen in Maryland
Fifth Regiment officers praised Company A for flawless mustering out and a perfect return to strength since June. The unit’s soldiers served on the Mexican border with no discharges for desertion or discipline, and no summary court sentences. The regiment plans a coordinated departure from Baltimore to Frederick later in the week, with election concerns about political leanings among troopers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Co. A
Federal
Company A
Eagle Pacs
Munshower
United States Service
Florida
Wilson
Hughes
Mexico
Texas
Cel. Little
Sup
Y M C A Plans and Rehearsals for Winter Activities
The Y M C A reports a regular rehearsal of the clown troupe wrestling team and tumbling group for upcoming circuit shows with promising display. A winter bowling league is to be organized among intermediates, four teams, with games from 4 to 9 pm on Sundays. Sunday meetings are postponed to the 12th to align with a United Forces dry campaign, speaker Geo H Winston of Terminal R R A M C A. A YMCA gym schedule update will follow along with mandatory physical examinations by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya
Young Men‘s ‘Christian Association
United Dty Forces
Frederick
Geo. H. Winstow
Harris
News of Co Towns in TJAMSVILLE and Nearby
Names and visits fill a county town page with notes on Baltimore, Frederick, and Mt Airy relatives. Residents like Mrs Amanda Moxley and Miss Lula Hane are mentioned along with visits to Tear town and Gaithersburg. Several families, including the Kilng and Hamilton households, host relatives and friends during weekends and longer stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kissendaffer
St. Elmo
William Ford
Tear Town
Alvin Crawford
Shenanton
Jonesson
Lynn Hyatt
Thelma
Beatrice
Mt. Ally
Lula Hane
Baltimore
Alleg Montgomery
Thomas Kilng
Edwin Hyatt
Edward Ratner
Airy
Annie Riggs
Frederick
Amy Summers
Myersville
Prank Coffer
Mt. Airy
A. K. Williams
George Tall
Courtney
Wilson Montgomery
Luckett Wolfe
Charles Williams
Literary society program features debate and readings
At the last C Division meeting of the Belles Lettres Literary Society Ralph Powers presided and William Falk read minutes. Freshman class delivered gems and a program followed with recitations by Robert Baer Gordon Waters and Roger Albaugh, an oration by Albaugh, and a debate won 2-1 by the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Ralph Powers
William Falk
Robert Baer
Gordon Waters
Shot Hill
Roger
Frederick soldiers to return home by machine transport
Frederick soldiers will retake home on Saturday. Machines will bring the men from their home towns, coordinated by the Frederick Branch of the Maryland League for National Defense. Those offering machines should notify Baker promptly. cars arrive at the Fifth Regiment armory for the Saturday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland League For National Defense
UW. 1
Baker
Fifth Regiment
Lovettsville Social Notes and Visits
Lovettsville residents and visitors recur in a long social notes list. Samuel Fry returns from Ohio. Winnie Potterfield, Mary Myers, Edith Grubb, Nannie Beatty, Lelia Beatty, Lydia Riser, Lester Streams, Thomas Wire, Dr. Leslie Rusmiselle, and many others are mentioned visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. Several residents suffer illness while others travel to nearby towns. A wedding is noted, and local chatter includes visitors from Frederick, Washington, Leesburg, Silvers Springs, and Harpers Ferry. News also mentions a new invention, a race rope of spun paper, and a line about Persian farming relying on irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fry
Lovettsville
Ohio
Winnie Potterfield
Frederick City
Mary Myers
Edith Grubb
Nannie
Lelia Beatty
Lydia Riser
Lester Streams
Thomas Wire
Jot Frederick
Jennie Grubb
Leslie Rusmiselle
A. Rusmiselle
Nellie Edwards
Gertrude Wolfe
Washington, D. C
S. W. Staubs
Silver Springs
W. Va
J. W. Potts
Mise Daisy Wackler
Bransick
E Botts
Rolwar
Webb
Bessie Trivhy
Hillsboro
A. M. Conard
Cadets Ready for Donaldson Game With Rebuilt Lineup
Cadet football squad, near Baltimore, eyes a tougher test against the Donaldson School eleven tomorrow. Wilhide shifts to left halfback, Hershberger to center, and Kemp to tackle as coaches reshuffle the lineup to strengthen passing and defense. Numbers and players listed show a mix of returning starters and promising newcomers, while a touring Maryland crop-growers group of 23 boys will visit Frederick on Sunday after arriving Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fiay Bean
Letove
Vneup
Wilhide
Hershberger
Heavy
Kemp
Neup
Donaldson
Derrin
Teme
Gilbert
Meatey
Nicodemus
Cromwell
Gregg
Speacht
G. Knock
Meyers
FL Kneck
Rogers
Prestana
Trout
Chaplin
Moran
Clemson
Shipley
Fleischman
Grove
Carty
Waters
Luckey
MM Rinehart
Native Turk Speaks Staff Captain Garabed Assisting Salvation Army
Staff Captain Garabed known as Joe the Turk assists Salvation Army workers this week. He spoke last evening and will address tonight at 7 30 on Chord and Market streets. Born and raised in Constantinesle Turkey, he has 32 years as a Salvationist and 30 years as a citizen, has traveled the world and shares Turkish facts. He plays cornet clarinet saxophone and Turkish drum in full costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garabed
Joe
Salvation Army
Lie
Chord
Market
Constantinesle
Turkey
Four Frederick County Farms Sold Through Markwood D Harp
Real estate agent Markwood D Harp reports four Frederick County farms sold. Lincoln G Dinterman to Claud R Crum 83 acres near Walkersville with possession April 1. Allen Harper to P W Kelly 11 acres near Hansonville with immediate possession. Howard A Quinn to W B Kelly 31 acres near Hansonville with possession April 1. Lewis W Putman to Dr R M Rau 20 acres adjoining the Rau farm with possession at once. Terms not given.
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Frederick County
Markwood D. Harp
Lincoln G. Dinterman
Claud R. Crum
Walkersville
Crump
Allen Harper
P. W. Kelly
Monrovia
Hansonville
Mr. Kelly
Howard A. Quinn
Kelly
Lewis W. Putman
R. M. Rau
Rau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Company
Menzies
Harreys
Asylum
Owepa Pen Ariiye
News of
News of Co. Towns
Tjamsville
Namaville
Reuben Moxley
Amanda Moxley
Adamstown
Roxie Wachter
Misa Neltte Wachter
Gaithersburg
Ocate Wright
Point of Rocks
C. Frank Carlin
Robert Bready
Harper's Ferry
George Bready
Vernon Davis
C. M. Fogle
Brunswick
Harry Brown
R. R. Day
Anna Mary
Margie Renn
Grace Remsberg
B. H. Hite
Morgantown
C. E. Pratt
U. S. Treasury Department
Washington
Weinman
Sam
E. Austin Baughman
Maryland
Col. Baughman
Braddock Heights
Wilson, Lewin and
Etchison
Democratic Central Committee
Helfenstein
E. T. Helferstein
St. John’s Church
el- Heart City
Murray
B. and
Sparrow’s Point
Jess Willard
el Paso
Willard
Lovettsville, IA
L. W
Loudoun Valley, VA
Race
Laceden
Bame
Donaldson School
Sal
Vation Army Workers
Capt
Commrcial State Bank
Mt. Airy, Md
Frederick, Md
Jefferson, Md
Sheffield
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
the Empire
Warren Kerrigan
Louis Wilson
Kerrigan
Traditionan Id
Orms Hawley
William Fox
Franklin Savings Bar
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
S. Amos Urner
Elmhurst
Connersville
Indiana
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Market Sts
Kefauver & Shapro’s
Tin Teh
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
Market Street
Waryland Fries
Dicker
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