Local Y M C A Plans Marathon and Bowling League
Readied for the Pint Annual Y M C A Modified Marathon in the city with nearly twenty runners expected. Harris, Staley, Motter, Daughman, and Cramer oversee the race from Y M C A to Jug Bridge and back with auto escorts. Six runners from the Y M C A include Mulican, Bell, Seeger, Engelbrecht, Moser, and Hater. other entrants expected from Boys' High School, Company A, and the Maryland School for the Deaf. A medal and a banner are offered for the winner. Also announced is a reorganized bowling league with three-player teams. first games tonight at 7:15 between Tip Tops and Red Sox, then Pirates versus Tigers. Schedule lists many teams and players. A Friday basketball game pits two trial squads against each other to raise funds for uniforms. The association thanks donors for flowers and notes upcoming bible class work for boys and men.
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Jug Bridge
Chas. Mulican
William Bell
Harry Seeger
Albert Engelbrecht
Roger Moser
Charles Hater
Boys' High School
Company A
Maryland School For the Deaf
Prof
Stabler
High Schant
de Vinnie Institution
Y.mlc. A
Wmen
Tip Tops
Red Sox
Pirates
Tigers
Senators
Terrapins
Braves
Highlanders
Anderson
Brown
Duvall
Red Socks
Anders
Nicodemus
Kersperger
Schell
Bravers
Gilson
Zimmerman
Burros
Shipley
Ford
Cubs
Hudson
Mercer
Boyer
Montgomery
Webb
Hogarth
Habn
Rica
Price
Mathias
Fedges
Storm
Zeigler
Baumgardner
Comfort
Staley
En “Hous
Derr
Dun
Patterson
Castle
Mul- Yean
Eberts
C. Miller
Saunders
Messrs
Frank Hargett
Grayson Bowers
Association
Frederick
Wheat and corn price report from Maryland notice
A Maryland crop report notes wheat at 1.07 plus figures from The News and Department of Agriculture. It lists prices for corn at 2.75 a barrel. many farm products are tabulated with 1918 and 1913 references. An ad for Grape-Nuts emphasizes health benefits with a customer letter from Battle Creek, praising digestion and strength. the ad ends with the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mountain City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Hunting Season Opens in Frederick County and Maryland
The hunting season starts today across Maryland including Frederick County under a uniform state law. Non residents may face license rules in nearby states. local lands see varied hunting due to disease quarantines and farmer caution. The revised laws emphasize the Mongallan pheasant protection and permit non residents to carry certain game counts while noting expected scarcity of partridges this year.
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Awa
Maryland
Virginia
Frederick County
United States
Pennslvania
Pennsylvania
Marsland
Mont
Blue Ridge
Loudoun
Death notices for Annie Kerschner and Mrs. Brill
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Kerschner, 64, wife of David Kerschner, died at 11:30 a.m. yesterday at 13 West Sixth Street. Survived by four daughters and her husband. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. from the house. interment in Tarael Creek Cemetery near Vallereville, D.C., with Carly as funeral director. Mrs. Ihlary Brill, formerly of this city, died Friday night in Washington at about age 55. Survived by her husband and six children. aunt of Abraham Brill of East South Street.
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Rerscedner
Annie Elizabeth Kerschnch
David Kerschner
West Sixth Street
Charles Harman
J. R. Shitting
Charles W. King
George B. King
Tarael Creek
Vallereville
D.C
Carly
Ilahry Brili
Harry Brill
Forimert
Washington
Ape
Abraham Brill
East South Street
Funeral services for Rev Martin A Castle at Methodist Church
The funeral for the late Rev Martin A Castle will be held tomorrow at 10 30 AM at the Methodist Episcopal Church with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. A new tireless cooker uses aluminum and mica insulation with a detachable asbestos button removable when heated over a flame.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Martin A. Castle
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Indoor Scout Demonstration At Armory To Hold 100 Scouts
County wide indoor scout event to be held in the Armory Friday evening with about one hundred scouts from seven troops expected to participate. Event features include flag raising, signaling contests, athletic events like tug of war relay races and running events, plus first aid exhibition and knot tying. Scouts must register at National Headquarters to buy equipment. local Frederick troops join in the movement.
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Gee Armory
Ath Poe
Traina
Dram
Clark
Harry W. Zeigler
Association
Frederick
Castarets Promised Quick Relief For Headache and Constipation
An old advertisement touts Castarets as a cure for headache cold and stomach issues. It claims Castarets cleanse the bowels, relieve gas and indigestion, and promote regularity with daily use, mentioning adults and children.
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Beri Aden
W C T U Meeting Noted For Unique Character
The WoC Tov doom on Church street drew a crowded audience as Hen MG Viner presided and members praised the W C T U work. Rev Hambelton Fox spoke on liquor reform with scientific angles and urged moral voter conviction. Miss DeLashmutt urged new members as the gathering closed with a social hour and refreshments. Next meeting set for November 25, 1944.
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Tov Doom
Church Street
Uhat
MG. Viner
GTO
Anse Francon
Witlard
Gererett
Coeil
Carroll
Vicginta
West Virginia
Welter
Theod College
Messrs
Sappington
Meiride
Michael
Morgan
Burek
W.c.tuv
Mary Finer
TL. Lamar
Uamblton Fox
Thurmont
Frederick
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Officers Blind Warned by Judge Keedy in Washington Court
Judge Keedy condemned license evasion during the November term in Hagerstown stating officers blind for failing to enforce state license laws. He cited nine years’ unlicensed business in the county and unlicensed Hazers merchants, warning persistent noncompliance could bring stern action. Foreman Milton W. Porterfield led the grand jury as 113 civil actions and 15 appeals loomed.
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Keedy
Hagerstown
Washington County
Judge Keedy
Hazers
Milton W. Porterfield
Chony Court
Carroll County
Mt Westminster
William H. Thomas
Thomas
William H. Wolf
Manchester
Thomas J. Maines
New Windsor
Petit Pura
Milton F Little
Myers
George L Shamer
Woollery’s
Milton A. Zollickoffer
Whientown
Montgomery County
Recville
Edward
Peter
Willam J. Williams
Poolesville
Recommendation to cut water meter rates by twelve and a half
At a city meeting the claims committee with City Attorney Smith and City Engineer Crom discussed a proposed twelve and a half percent reduction in water meter rates. The plan will be reviewed at the next Mayor and Aldermen meeting. In four months about ten principal users consumed 53 4519 gallons, a figure excluding residential usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Crom
Imen
Stores Preparing For Holiday Trade In Frederick
Frederick stores gear for Christmas sales with toys on display and holiday attire while many have advanced orders. War effects on toy shipments loom but Swiss and neutral Germany supply remain, and firms locally may fill gaps. Parcel post rises as mail and package volume grows. clerks face rushes and workers urge early shipping. Thirty three Frederick County boys display potatoes at the Boys High School contest with Dr Stabler of the U S Agricultural Department as judge.
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Sunetime
Frederick
Europe
United States
Germany
Switzerland
Post Office
The
Parcel Post
Express Company
Frederick County
Augustus Stabler
U.S. Agricultural Department
Letter praising Kilmer Swamp Root remedy
Mrs Joan Nordquist of Galeton Pennsylvania writes of back and kidney pain relief after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root sample and full bottle Its success in easing her husbands coal miner kidney troubles is noted The letter is sworn May 14 1912 before W D Allen J P and sent to Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton NY
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Sam
Joan Nordquist
Galeton, Penna
W. D. Allen
Swamp-Root Advertisement Claims Sample Bottle Offer
Proof of Swamp-Root benefits offered by Dr Kilmer and Co requesting ten cents for a sample bottle. States the sample will convince and include a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mentions Frederick Daily News and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Frederick Daily News
Proclamation Declares Foot-and-Mouth Quarantine in Maryland Counties
The Maryland executive proclamation declares Allegany Frederick and Washington counties quarantined due to foot-and-mouth disease in cattle. It forbids moving live stock between quarantined counties or shipping into or from other parts of the state during the quarantine period.
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State OF Maryland
State Live Stock Suutory Board
Allegany
Frederick
Washington
Phillips
Goldshorough
Maryland
Code of Public General
Lawa of
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John Trenschke
Taneytown
Frederick City Hospital
England
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Fox
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Will A. Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Gtreat
Palace
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Annapolis
P. L. Goldsborough
Nobert P. Graham
Orper Nision
Equity
Wesley Baltsell
Susan Sophia Haltzell
Laura Jane Stevens
Cwidew
Martha WV. Ghekes
Charles (Juvkes
Theodore BR. ‘Barrick
Harry Werman_ Bentz
Clyde Preeman Bentz
Mel
Lamar Bentz
Nfant
Defendanes
Efrederick County
Saici Do
Harry W. Bowers
Jerk
Clayton
Solletter
Serber
Orphans’ Court
Frederick A. Michael
Alice J
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Hoke's
Owl
Orth Market Street
S. Marino
HL I. Lease
George L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church ST
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Octzian
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