Cadets Beat Gettysburg 21 to 9 in Frederick Football
Frederick Cadets defeat Gettysburg Academy 21 to 9 on their college field. Wilhide Clemson and Fleischman scored touchdowns, Fleischman adding all three extra points. Gettysburg scored late. crowd observed sharp Cadets interference first two quarters. Next up is Friends School of Baltimore, likely canceled. potential Loyola High match discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Academy
Gettysburg
Frederick
Nicodemus
Wilhide
Clemson
Fleischman
Friends‘ School
Baltimore
High Schond
Loyola High School
Cadets
St. Gibert
L. E
Thompson Nicodemus Hershberger Grimes
Kemp
Rogers
Trout
Eeees
R. Thompson
Stahl
Meyers
Grimes
Rinehart
Gregg
Rowe
Gettysburg College
Shoop
PURELY PERSONAL Notices of visits and travels across several towns
Mr. Henry R. Berger of Baltimore and his son Henry R. Berger Jr spent the weekend with Rev Dr and Mrs Ulysses Grupp at the Evan gelical Lutheran parsonage. Mrs Given Storm and her children have returned from Columbia Pa where they visited her parents. Mrs Barnett Zumbro of Waynesboro Pa has returned from time with her parents. Mrs Peter Coughlin Miss Kate Coughlin and Messrs Thomas and John Coughlan and the latter's daughter from Berkeley Springs W Va visited Mrs Elizabeth De Grange. Mr Howard Bennett spent Sunday with friends in Hagerstown. Mrs William W Hickman of Frederick visits relatives in Hallimore with her children. The Sulcer sisters Mabel and Verda have returned from Baltimore. Verda’s birthday party honored by thirty five friends. Miss Mary Sulcer of St Mark's visits in Daston. Miss Madeline Warehine of Waynesboro Pa, formerly Hood College, visits cousin Miss Dorothy Warchime. Mrs Eri S Betts who stayed with her mother J A Colliflower East Third street leaves for Green Bay Wisconsin where her husband works for the government. Mrs James Bk Allen of Elkins W Va called to Frederick for sister Nellie Carter Garrett’s illness. Nellie Garrett, after an operation, is at her mother’s home on West Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Berger
Baltimore
Flenry RK. Berger, Jr
Bryerly Hall
and Mins
Ulysses 3. Grupp
Evankelieal Lutheran Parsonage
Ueving Storm
East Third Street
Willa Minker
Columbia, Pa
Barnett Zumbro
Waynes
Door
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Peter Coughlin
Kate Coughlin
Thomas
John Coughlan
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Elizabeth de Grange
Howard Bennett
East Church Street
Social World Social Pound Party and Family Reunion
A social pound party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Marshal Fogle with games and dining room refreshments. Attendees included numerous Fogle family members and friends. A separate family reunion and dinner at 111 East Seventh Street honored Albert and John Frank upon their return from Eagle Pass Texas where they served in Company A First Maryland Regiment. Guests included James Frank and many relatives from Chambersburg Waynesboro and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Fogle
Lester Fogle
A. Diener
Stenner
Hazel Simpson
Grace Lantz
Louise Simpson
Ida Frank
Josephine Diener
Nellie
R. L. Frank
East Seventh Street
Albert
John Frank
Eagle Pass
Texas
Maryland
Adam Frank
James Frank
Chambersburg
C. E. Barnhart
R. W. Brindie
Waynesboro
H. Hummelbaugh
N. E Sponseiler
Katherine Hummelbaugh
Milton Frank
John
Norman Frank
Ida, Marmaret
Fredericka
Elizabeth Frank
City
Local Movie Tonight At City Opera House
The photoplay A Romance in Frederick made with local stars including Mayor Fraley will be shown at the City Opera House for a week with crowds expected. hundreds of locals appear in the scenario and the wedding scene is highlighted. Enoch Chapter No 23 Mason's to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary with banquet at Masonic Temple. Grand Officers present. historical sketch, quartet, talks by Grand officials. A moisture content gauge for lumber is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera House
Fraley
Theatre Fecrs
Enoch
R.A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Guy K. Metter
C. Warchime
F. R. Sappington, Jr
G. WW. Staley
G. E. Smith
FE. L. Cobloniz
Wil
Seipp
Hich
Griffin
Meng
Oldest Frederick County resident James Dilly dies at 104
James Alfred Dilly, known as Uncle Dilly, age 104 years 3 months, a Virginia-born former slave, died after long feeble health. Survived by widow also an elderly former slave, both respected in Klinehart's Alley. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. from his home, interment Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlly
Thomas Jarboe
Dilly
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Boy's finger re broken after wheel accident
Thomas Pyles eleven year old son of Dr and Mrs Joseph T Pyles East Third street had the bone of the second finger on his left hand re broken and reset about ten days ago. He fell from a wheel under a horse eight or nine weeks ago the horse stepped on his hand causing laceration. The X ray showed the bone had grown together and the bone was re broken without incision. The operation was not extremely painful and the bone is healing as he attends school. Preparations for convention. Frederick clubwomen plan the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs convention to be held here Thursday. One hundred fifty ticket applications have been made with Baltimore women predominating. Seventy nine clubs will be represented at the convention. The morning and afternoon sessions will be at Hood College auditorium and open to all members. Gettysburg College Military Training. By January 1917 Gettysburg College will establish a course of military training following a Brua Chapel meeting addressed by Captain Lewis Morey of the Tenth United States Cavalry who participated in the Mexican fight where troopers largely colored were ambushed and several were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Thomas Pyles
Joseph T. Pyles
East Third Street
Pyles
Frederick
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Baltimore
Hood College
Gettysburg College
Brua Chapel
Lewis Morey
Tenth United States Cavalry
Mexico
Do You Have Sour Stomach
To you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and masticate your food thoroughly then take one of Chamberlains Tablets immediately after supper Obtainable everywhere.
Public night schools open to citizenship candidates nationwide
The Bureau of Naturalization of the Department of Labor proposes extending access to public night schools for citizenship candidates across rural areas. In cooperation with public schools, county superintendents are urged to open doors to aliens for instruction in civics and citizenship, with teachers providing guidance and reporting as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Naturalization
Department of Laboro
United
Prudish Amt
Poidenta! Riay
Advertised Letters List at Frederick Post Office
The following letters remain in the Frederick Post office Joseph Itchison Carl Vernon Richard Ob Jarrett Cle T aon Smith J J Bo Smith WoL Wright asking recipients to call or address to claim them at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph Ltchison
Carl Vernon
Richard Ob. Jarrett
Cle T Aon Smith
J. J. Bo Smith
Wol, Wright
Aged Kingston Woman Praises Vinci For Strength
A Kingston resident 69 says Vinci restored health after indigestion and weakness. She credits five bottles for regained energy and urges elderly and weak readers to try Vinci with a money back guarantee offered by J. A. Williamson, Frederick, with readings in Maryland towns.
Hood College Hockey Team Delayed by Wet Weather
Hood College hockey squad did not travel to Baltimore due to rain. Mins Hankin at Kehood announced the opening game will be played Wednesday with Heochwood, while the home opener is set for Saturday afternoon against Heochwood.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Academy
Friends School of Baltimore
Yale
Brown University
Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland
D. Lee
Leichert
Mt. St. Mary's
N. Market Street
Kefauver & Shapro
Frederick, Md
James Alfred Dillard
Virginia
Frederick County
Olg Darkey
James Alfred Dilard
Klinehart's Alley
Fle
Buchanan
Diy
Greenawalt’s
Kingston
Vinci
A. J E. Carson
J. A. Williamson
Reading Drug Stores
Vinol
Hon
Win
Drwin
Kongligton
Walter Mothera Ned
Bette
Fant Insavings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub, S.amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Regiment Armory
Dairymen'a
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
A. Leroy McCardell
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Commercial State Bank
Sheffield
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
the Empire
Billie Burke
Gloria
Billie
Essany
Henry B. Walthall
Edna Mayo
Metro
City Opera Mouse
Frederick City
Girls’ High School
Mayer Fraley
Carlyle Blackwell
Doris Kenyon
Frederick Theatre
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
C. R. Landis
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