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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1915

Page

3

SICK MAN WALKED STREET ALL NIGHT

Winter aid to the poor prompts Federated Charities to help two cases. An English migrant, Harry Stafford, wandered in the cold after arriving in Frederick in 1893. he was given clothing, a meal, and small funds. A blacksmith, James Furlow, injured and jobless, received transport help to Hagerstown and Magnolia. The group notes charity costs about 1.05 to restore a man, with broader relief ongoing. Also mentions York baseball prospects with hints of a farm system and Tristate league talk.

Federated Charities Organization Federation Thomas Freeman Dixon Frederick Federated Charities South Market Street Harry Stafford United States Dixon James Furlow Magnolia W. Va Hagerstown Furlow Baltimore Laurel Farlow York George Heckert York Tristate Howard 51. Louis Americans Tristate

Pythian Castle Alleys Bows To Bassman Challenge

Oscar Miller posted the high individual score of 152 at Pythian Castle Alleys last week, with Raymond Steel and Harry Seeger tied for second. The Pythian Castle team is set to face the Bassman team from Washington on November 25.

Oscar Miller Pythian Castle Raymond Steel Harry Seeger Bassman Washington

Fraternal Order forms State Council officers at Hagerstown

A new State Council of Sons and Daughters of Liberty was created at Hagerstown with officers elected including State Councilor L. J. Parker of Salisbury and State Treasurer Rena Warner of Hagerstown. Others named: May C. White Perryville associate State Councilor, Katie Dyer Frederick associate State Vice Councilor, Clara Evans Baltimore associate State Vice Councilor, Idna N. Krouse Annapolis State Secretary, Esther Moxley Baltimore associate State Secretary, EK. E. Holders Hagerstown State Inside Guard, Esther Collins Baltimore State Outside Guard, John Sakers Hillsdale Junior Ex-State Councilor, Ada Horner Deals Island junior ex-State Associate Counselor, and Mary Meisel Baltimore with Lillian Culver Delmar as representatives. Three-year, two-year, and one-year terms listed for Ella Stivers Baltimore and Hannah Moore Baltimore.

Bessie Cockrell Wilhiamsport Gertrude Strine Walkersville EK. E. Holders Hagerstown Esther Collins Baltimore John Sakers Hillsdale Ada Horner Deals Island Mary Meisel Lillian Culver Delmar Ella Stivers Hannah Moore

Miss Lillian Edmunds to Wed Evens Updyke in Hagerstown

Miss Lillian Edmunds daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Edmunds of Browntown Va will wed Mr Evens Updyke of Pittsburgh this evening at St Pauls U B church Hagerstown Bridesmaid Miss Hazel McCanney will wear pink crepe de chine with silver lace and white chrysanthemums The wedding party will be led by Prof Guy Kline. Clinton L Pearson of Beallsville and Miss Fannie Mary Ray of Pearl quietly married yesterday at 119 Record Street Rev L H Ewald officiated Donations Days at Frederick City Hospital are scheduled with a Children’s Day on Wednesday November 24 Excehi requested to bring egg potato or other item.

Updyke —Edmunds Lillian Edmunds Charles T. Edmunds Browntown Evens Updyke Pittsburgh St. Paul's U. B. Church Hagerstown Hazel McCanney Guy Kline Frederick Pearson—Ray Clinton L. Pearson Beallsville Montgomery County Fannie Mary Ray Pearl Record Street L. H. Ewald Frederick City Hospital F. C. Norwood A. Hunichen A. Annan Effie Eichelberger Eleanor Shriver Dora Mantz Moltie Duvall Excehi

Special Half Price Offer On Dr Howard's Specific

Dr Pearre, popular druggist, negotiates a special half price introductory deal with Dr Howard Co for their fifty cent medicine curing constipation and dyspepsia. The doctor guarantees relief or refunds the money, promising quick and permanent cures for liver and stomach troubles with sixty doses available at 25 cents. Limited supply due to demand. call or mail 25 cents to receive the remedy.

Dr. Howard Company G. L. Pearre Dr. Howard Co Howard Pearce

Self Denial Gifts Thanksgiving Day Plans in Frederick

Mayor Lewis H. Fraley announced another Self Denial Day in Frederick to aid the city’s poor during winter. Red boxes will be placed in conspicuous spots for donations, money to buy provisions, and distribution overseen by the mayor to reach those in need before holidays begin. More boxes may be added this year to boost contributions.

Frederick Lewis H. Fraley Lonle Fraley

YMCA Secretary Organizes City Basketball League

Secretary C. K. Harris of the YMCA plans a city league with six or more teams. Games will be on the YMCA floor, with big games shifted to the armory. The first YMCA team has a schedule and opened the season on Thanksgiving night against Spring Grove. Maryland School Company A and High School teams also to play on the armory floor.

C. K. Harris Armory Spring Grove Maryland Company A

Telegraph Company Speakers Visit City Schools

Baltimore figures J Oliver Martin Albert F Turner and Mark Mellor of Hagerstown spoke to Girls High School students on telephone science and demonstrations. They then visited Boys High School and are set to address the Men's Club of All Saints parish that night with an invitation to other city men's groups. Seeden is smoking small quantities of foreign tobacco.

J. Oliver Martin Albert F. Turner Baltimore Mark Mellor Hagerstown Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company All Saints’ Parish

Testimonial Letter About Pills for Liver Remedy

A letter requests two boxes of pills for Mr. C. G. Jones of Avondale Pa describing the sender and recipient, noting the recipient’s severe liver ailment and the writer's two years of personal use. The text frames testimonials as endorsement.

C. G. Jones Avondale

Prizes Here for Race At The News Cross Country

The News offers a silver loving cup and two medals for winners of the Thanksgiving Day cross country run. Prizes will be displayed in McCleery's jewelry store window tomorrow, with a large banner for the top scoring institute arriving late this week. Sixty one athletes have entered.

McCleery

Auto hits culvert guard near Thurmont injures Woodsboro group

Harry Barrick of Woodsboro and friends escaped serious harm when a Buick six skidded south of Thurmont, crashing into a culvert guard. A woman suffered severe cuts from broken glass. others had minor bruises. Dr J C Kefauver treated the injured, later taken to Woodsboro by John O'Toole. car badly damaged.

Harry Barrick Woodsboro Thurmont J. C. Kefauver John O'Toole

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Grippe Relief

No quinine in this cold cure. Take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses to break a cold. It opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs 25 cents at any drug store. Accept no substitute.

Pape

Cadet Football Adopts Jersey Tagging System

Field Coach Derr tests white jersey bands to distinguish players during open plays against Gettysburg Academy. Cadet squad, wearing orange and black, runs the regular lineup as locals from Pennsylvanians edge toward season form with one loss to date.

Derr Kane Gettysburg Academy Bope Loeals

Cadet Corps Receives New Uniforms

Cadets in the corps receive new uniforms this morning. The suits were ordered through A. Rosenour and Sons and are expected to modernize appearance and gear for upcoming activities.

Rosenour and Sons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty Hymeneas Pearre Tenderfoot Basketball League Y. LC. A Greenawalt’s Drug Store Harry Barrick, Woodaboro Grippe Franklin Savings Bank OF Frederick James Houck Geo. W. Heinlein G. KeEny Augustus J. Fromke Henry M. Gittinger, John Hershaerder Frank V. Staub Amos Urner Harvey R. Leabe BON - Ton Mater- Bmd S & Misses Pusay Wiillow Lewis and Maccunts Sovauer Ee Ee Coln O River Coley Luda Nichols Avellaneous Rec Brock Pata Daste National Eee STACE County OF Frederick Hammond Clary James (. Diffendall Notary Public H. Dudrow Spencer E. Stup UC. Thomas McCleery’s Jewelry Store North Market ST the News Frederick, MD the Empire Lake Irene Fenwick Geo. Ovey America George Mignon Anderson Boyd Patrician's Club THE Empire Concert Orchestra Molly Dear Jerome H. Remick Berman Optical CO North Market Street Thomas H. Haller
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