Chambersburg forms four team baseball circuit plan
Chambersburg baseball group moves to organize a four team league for next season with Hagerstown Martinsburg and possibly Gettysburg and Hanover. Directors list Greenawalt Scheller Heaninger Stotler Vanderau Hayes Ularmon Iles Wiest Lone and form field committee to secure a site. Fans expect a new independent circuit boosting attendance and interest in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Fred
Hageratown
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Hanover
Chambersburg Biseball Association
Henninger
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg Agsgelation
Miller Greenawalt
T. K. Scheller
Clay Heaninger
Frank Stotler
J.ar] Vanderau
F. Hayes Ularmon
Iles A. Wiest
Milton & Lone
Miberaburg
Fredtek
Hagerstown
Martinsbarr
Chamwrgburg
Frederick
Association
Morrison
Hymeneal Mackley Fharnmont at Walkersville Brethren Church
A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at Walkersville United Brethren Church as Rev. Pas Hold solemnized the marriage of Roscoe Mackley and Mary Jipyana, both of Thurmont. After a brief wedding tour the couple will reside with the groom's family in Thurmont. Mackley works as a popular barber in Thurmont.
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Mackley
Fharnmont
Walkersville United Brethchurch
Pas E. Holda
Roscoe Mackley
Mary Jip Yana
Thurmont
Eppy
Registration Law Affects Both Parties In Maryland
Dr G B Steiner says Maryland's voter declaration rule aimed at limiting black voter influx from the South also impacts whites and Republicans. The law originally required a one year pre registration declaration before county clerks, later amended to declarations before registration officials in four counties.
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GB. C. Steiner Gaye
Maryland
Virginia
South
Hernard C
Steiner
Tob Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Alul
District of Columbia
Frederick
Prince Choke Corll
Caroline
Hood College exhibition and campus posters featured
Hood College released eight poster stamps showing new and old campus buildings and scenes including ground breaking and cornerstone laying. At Hood events, Miss Tina Lerner, famed Russian pianist, drew a large crowd for a recital while new students hosted old ones at Kemp Hall with a Onin Run style Onion Run party. A Baltimore driver narrowly avoided a freight train collision near Ridgeville, veering into a ditch and escaping unharmed as a five passenger car was damaged and towed away.
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Hood College
Greater Egod College
Alumnae
Joseph H. Apple
East Church Street
Tina Lerner
Hoo
Lerner
Baltimore
Ridgevile
Baltimore Aike
Haitimore
Best Cough Medicine For Children
Mrs. Tafayette Tuck of Homer Pa says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her three year old after a severe cold. She praises its pleasant taste and notes it contains no narcotics making it safe for children. Sold by all dealers.
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Pittsburgh
Tafayette Tuck
Homer
American girl near battle line in France described
Columbus Ohio resident Miss Breyfogle recounts a perilous Paris to Compiegne journey toward the front. She and a companion viewed cannon fire, burning houses, and wounded soldiers from a guard allowed path near the River Oise. They reported trains carrying troops and prisoners, Red Cross wagons, and a dynamited bridge as they returned to Paris.
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America
Lold Inva Teter
Mina Vide Breytogie
Columbus
Ohio
Laura Stage
East Second Street
Miss Breyfogie
Paris
Braddock
Thourette
Ridecourt
Red Cross
Compicene
Nora
Compiegne
Mt Airy High School Demonstrates Cream Separator Use
The Agricultural Department at Mt Aury High School led by Prof. I K Smith will use a De Laval cream separator in the laboratory. The class will demonstrate dairy processing as part of the course in dairying, showing practical labor and student involvement.
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Mt. Aury High School
1. K Smith
Cairying
Mt Airy School
Ninety Day Fine For Fights At Pythians Affair
Walter Harvey colored was fined twenty five pounds after fighting at a Pythian event. He struck Charles Jones with a chair during a restaurant dispute on Ah Sainis street. Jones was hurt and Harvey was jailed for ninety days for assault following a police court trial.
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Walter Harvey
H Harvey
Decter
Mrn
Caoarles Jones
AH Sainis
Jones
Walter
Anders
Police Cour
Suilis
West and Ingram Held On Habeas Corpus Before Judge Worthington
Gordon West appeared before Judge Worthington on habeas corpus proceedings and was released on personal recognizance for the December term. He was represented by Reno S. Heary. Walter Ingram also faced habeas corpus charges and was released, with Reno S. Harp serving as attorney.
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Gordon West
Walter Ingram
Worthington
Reno S. Heary
Reno S. Harp
William A Jidler Dead After Paralytic Stroke
William A Jidler, a noted citizen and coach painter, died last night at 11 20 at the home of Lewis St Hahn West All Saints street from a Thursday stroke. He was 66 years old and leaves three sons C Edgar Haller Allen Haller and Victor Haller. He also leaves a brother Frank Harlem and a sister Mrs H Patterson. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM with services at the House and burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery, C Carty in charge.
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Willdal Tialfr
William A. Jidler
Lewis St. Hahn
All Saints’ Street
Boteler
David H. Castle
D. F. Davis
C. Edgar Haller
News Dealer
Allen Haller
Victor Hardler
Baltimore
Frank Harlem
Chambersburg
H. Patterson
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Carty
Cold Wave Lowers Temperature in Frederick
A cold wave followed recent rain with a stiff breeze hastening the drop in temperature. The official high yesterday was 35 degrees, then the mercury fell to 25 degrees by early morning. Knights of Columbus Hold Routine Meeting. The council met last night and transacted routine business.
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Frederick
Knights of Columbus
The
Gentlemen's evening at Mountain Clie Lodge attracts many
One of the lodge's best attended events drew over five hundred in the Mountain Clie Lodge room last night with prominent order members offering toasts. Toasts were given by Judge Glenn H. Worthington Norh B. Cramer Rev Hoo Trummethaugh State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis J. M. Dronen pag yr Th. oS. Mader Magistrate Agion iQ Amos and Arthur D. Willard. Milton Engle served supper from The Hullalo menu included roast turkey roast beef celery salad potato chips pickles oysters olives coffee and wine. Tables decorated with Howard were arranged in the large lodge room.
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Mountain Clie Lodge
Nugh
Kioghta
Pythias
Jodge
Order
Reno
Harp
Glenn H. Worthington
Norh B. Cramer
Hoo Trummethaugh
Samuel A. Lewis
J. M. Dronen Pag
Th. Os. Mader
Agion Iq Amos
Arthur D. Willard
Milton Engle
Hullalo
Funerals Held for Amanda Palmer and Harry Stoner
The Palmer funeral was held Sunday at 2 PM from North Market Street home of Mrs. Palmer with Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp and Rev. John A. Miller officiating. Interment at Mt. Olivet. pallbearers included former Mayor John Edward Schell. Harry Earl Stoner’s funeral followed at a North Bentz Street home, conducted by Rev. E. H. Lamar, with burial in Mt. Olivet and F. W. Obenderfer and Son directing.
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Amanda Palmer
David Groff
North Market, Street
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
John A. Miller
John Edward Schell
Marshall Miller
Charles McC. Havan
George Brengle
Gilbert
Charles Lewis
Mt. Olivet
Braniner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Earl Stoner
Harry Clyde Stoner
North Bentz Street
Hev
E. H. Lamar
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. W. Obenderfer and Son
B. & O. Stockholders Approve Mortgage Plan
At yesterday’s annual meeting, 1,529,925 of 3,108,859 shares cast their vote, or the required percentage, in favor of a proposed 600 million dollar refunding and improvement mortgage. The plan would refinance the existing 348 million in bonds and cover future needs of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
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O. K
Tlm
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Despondency to Digestion Hope From Tablets
A testimonial from Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa notes long standing indigestion and despair, but credits Chamberlains Tablets with steady relief after trying many remedies. She says digestion became fine after about a year and several bottles. Advertisement.
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Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Chamberlain
SICK CHILDREN LOVE CASCARETS FOR THE BOWELS
A vintage ad urging Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims many childhood ills stem from stomach issues and promises gentle relief without nausea. The copy notes easy access at drug stores and a price of 14 cents per pack.
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James Kemp
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Kiip Seeger
Jacob Rohrtack
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A. A . O. C. Warchime
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Herman, Burater
M.A. C
Greater Hood College
Ridgeville
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Jil
Bayahl
Clarence Albaugh
Harry Martz
Frederick Mary
Allantown
Martz
James Washington
Annie Washington
Farmers’ Business
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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Cait
Frederick County
Frederick Loan CO
South Market ST
Frederick, Maryland
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