TEAR PLAY FOR HONORS TODAY AT HOOD COLLEGE FARM
Hood College hosts the annual women’s field hockey match to decide the year’s championship. Blues captain Helen Chant, Grays captain Albíne Dechants, and players like Miss McCullaugh are noted, with sickness sidelining her. The game features the Battle for supremacy, with cheerleaders, snake dance, and a postgame celebration for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
College Farm
East Grays
Blues
Helen Chantded
Grays Crimer
Wieman
Fohidehavy
E Jones Gler
Bliss ‘Gifen
Dechant
Heaton
R Deeeeeee
Kaster Heltel
Fedes Acs
Gyse
S . Krusen Brant
Saufley
Smith
Coblentz Mégsbure
Diller
Carson Man
Emmert
de Ae Ee
Grays
Local athletic news hints at Orioles reorganization and college ties
In Baltimore uncertain about the Orioles future, Dunnie may reorg the squad if transfer to Richmond occurs. High school standout BIN King signs with Dunnie, plus Howard Riggon and others. Fans follow Tri City League stars Helne Noble at St Johns and a busy afternoon hockey and football lineup across Frederick and surrounding colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Duno
Baltimore
Old Fox
Tri-City
Bin
King
Neck of the Woods
Dunnie
Howard
Riggon
Shorty
Frederick
Helne and Noble
Preskin
St. John's
Mount Washington College
Y M C A All Stars Triumph In 69 39 Victory
The Y M C A All Stars defeated Quint by 69 to 39 before a full gym crowd. Zeigler Lease and Castile starred, with a 32 16 halftime lead. Day School beat Night School 5 to 1 in an earlier game. Rinehart scored four. Volleyball featured two picked teams during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quint Downa All Stars
Y.N.C
Association
Quint
Zeigler
Lease
Castile
Rinehart
YM. A. Company A. Lease
Rhoades Derr
Kred - Kennedy
Jatere Miller
Whisner
Zeigier
Castle
Mullican
Kreh
Kennedy
Rhoades
Miller
Harris
National Shellfish Day Observed Nationwide Partnerships
Thousands ate oysters as hotels in oyster producing regions marked National Shellfish Day with special menus featuring the shellfish in multiple preparations. The nationwide observance highlighted the popular crustacean across dining venues and regional culinary traditions.
Cumberland Bonds Sold Amid Uncertainty After War Mood
Cumberland city sold a 150000 dollar issue of bonds at 98 to Alexander Brown & Sons of Baltimore after months of financial low mood from the European war. Linthicum meets Charles L. at a La Plata rally where supporters back J Charles Linthicum’s gubernatorial bid. Widow of Stonewall Jackson, 84, named at her Char-HOC home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland City
T. Alexander Brown & Sons
Benkers
Baltimore
Linthicum
Charles L
Ats
J. Charles Linthioute
la Plata
Linthicam
Onewall” Jackson
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jack
Wsign
Char- Hoc
Despondency From Indigestion Cured By Tablets
A reader from Indiana Pa shared relief after years of poor digestion improved after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. The testimonial notes initial trials and final gains, saying digestion is now fine. An advertisement promotes the product as a remedy available through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persgons
Blanche Bowers
Indlafia
Sele
Frederick Women to Help at Bazar in Armory
Frederick women assist at the week long bazar in Company A armory starting Monday at four. Decorations and wiring are in place with a large display of bunting, flags, and booths. Major Markey expects a grand event with visits by Brig. Gen. Gaither on Tuesday. The program includes the Frederick Macnercher choir, Moose band, and varied evening features with numerous tables run by local clubs and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Largo
D. John Markey
Charles JD. Gaither
Ofcers
Company B
Hagerstown
Frederick Macnercher
Moose Band
Stork Brings 16 Pound Girl to Poole Home
News notes from County Towns report Mrs. Fulmer recovering from a stroke, Mrs. Routzalin visiting, the death of a calf belonging to Mr. DeGrange, Frederick visitors Mr. and Mrs. Stockman, and the Poole family welcoming a 16 pound girl on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Routzalin
Win Gross
Join DeGrange
John Stockman
Frederick
William Sinesi
Edward Poole
Cedar Grove News Clip Highlights Local Visits and Accidents
Cedar Grove reports several visits including Mrs. Florence Peters of Baltimore to her brother in Windsor and Mrs. Joseph Purdum visiting her sister in Cedar Heights. Reverdy Purdur, Green Spring Valley, hunts with Noah Watkins. Watkins’ horse frightened by a truck, a buggy wheel struck an iron post, Watkins injured. 17 rabbits bagged near King's Valley by Garfield Hilton and Frank Watkins. A 55 year old Richard Case shows sharp aim, claims clay pigeons. Protracted meeting at Upper Seneca Baptist Church continues with Rev J W Ayers helpers. Dewey Young’s granddaughter ill. John S. Davis of Clifton Mills travels to Cedar Grove on business. Clayton Watkins in Baltimore Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. King
Cedar, Grove
Florence Peters
Baltimore
R Hi
Whidsor
Clarksburg
Joseph Purdum
Rovert Bowman
Cedar Heights
Reverdy Purdur and Child
Green Spring Valley
Noah Watkins
Purdur
Cedar Grove
J. Q. King
Watkins
James Barber
Garfield Hilton
Frank Watkins
Brink
King's Valley
Richard Case
Upper Seneca Baptist Church
Dewey Young
John S. Davis
Clifton Milla
Clayton Watkins
Gaithersburg Social Notes Include Several City Visits
Mr. James Bailey spends the week in Washington for business. Miss Marie Spates stays with relatives in the area after visiting Mrs. John Snouffer and Miss Leatie Cosson in Washington. Mrs. Frank Selby visits Mrs. Lury Reed. Mrs. Hugh Carter also in Washington for the week. Brent Bailey visits Clarence Lindsay. Mrs. James Bailey visits Mrs. Edw. Lindsey. Leafie Cosson visits Mrs. Frank Selby. The stork brings a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spates
John Snouffer
Leatie Cosson
Washington
Frank Selby
Lury Reed
Hugh Carter
Washington, D. C
Brent Bailey
Clarence Lindsay
James Bailey
Edw. Lindsey
Leafie Cosson
the Stork
John Day
Community Guests Share Time Across Neighborhood
Local social notes list Mrs Augustus Bitzler visiting daughter in law Mrs Merril Hoffman and several Brubaker family members visiting or hosting in New Market Jefferson and Libertatosn. Names include Mrs Lucy Smith Mrs Basil Gusan Mrs Harry Stevens Ruth Leon Pauline Reba Haifleigh and others with occasional illnesses mentioned and trips to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Bitzler
Merril Hoffman
John Brubaker
Mary Brubaker
New Market
Lucy Smith
Basil Gusan
A Brubaker
Harry Stevens
Ruth
Harry Muller
Leon
Roy Brubaker
On. Lee
Jefferson
Foster Brubaker
Pauline
Charles Glison
Reha Haifleigh
Ernest Haifleigh
Western Maryland College
E C Wachter
Local Farmers Busy Husking Corn near Brubaker Family
Larry Miller and the Brubaker households including Mrs Roy Brubaker Mrs Foster Brubaker Mrs John Brubaker and Misa Mary Brubaker are noted among residents. The farmers of this vicinity are busy husking corn as autumn harvest proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilarry Miller
Roy Brubaker
Foster Brubaker
John Brubaker
Misa Mary Brubaker
Local Social Notes From Hansonville Area
Hansonville residents visit relatives across Frederick Junction Woodsboro and nearby areas. Mr George Stull spends days with sister Mrs Zoa Ricketts in Frederick Junction. Mrs Laura Miller visits daughter Mamie Wachter. Mrs Hester Ann Lighter and Mrs Lewis Shankle visit Mr C W Ramsburg. Mrs Nellie Slarper and son Gordinjer visit E J Utterback. A welcome rain blessed streams and wells in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stull
Hansonville
Zoa Ricketts
Frederick Junction
D. Grayson Burrier
Calvin Harper
W. Ramsburg
Laura Miller
Mamie Wachter
Local High School Faces Carl's School In 2 PM Kickoff
A large crowd watched the Frederick High team as they met Carl's School near Hagerstown in the second to last city game. Coach Derr overhauled the lineup with Leichert at full, Feaga and Clemson as halves, Trout at quarterback, Fleischman center, Schell and Gilbert at ends, while Kolb Klein or Rice likely tackle and Hershberger Grimes guard. The hockey game between Hood College students caused an early 2 PM start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncw
Carl's School
Hagerstown
Fredericktonians
Derr
Leichert
Feaga
Clemson
Houck
Trout
Fleischman
Schell
Gilbert
Kolb
Klein
Rice
Hershberger
Grimes
Hoods College
Brunswick Citizen Endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills
A Brunswick reader reports constant back and side pains and irregular kidney passages. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, symptoms were relieved and have not returned. He confirms prior endorsement and recommends the product, priced at 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Frederick
T. Booth
W. High St
Dean
Doan
Mr. Booth
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Farmers' Business Savings Offer And Interest Details
Farmers firm highlights its Savings Department with withdrawals and interest on funds. Four percent interest paid on saving funds, compounded every six months.
Frostburg Woman Reports Health After Inter-State Treatment
Mrs. Charlotte Tomlinson of Frostburg Maryland describes chronic dyspepsia and tonsil enlargement relieved after August 18 1914 treatment at the Inter-State Doctors Institute in Hagerstown Maryland. The clinic claims non surgical care and medicines from its own laboratory with hours daily and Sunday morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Tomlinson
Frostburg
Cumberland Medical Institute
North Liberty Street
Tom- Unson
Hagerstown Institute
Hagerstown
Maryland
Cumberland
South
Jonathan Street
Court House
Lost-A Chaperon Play at Middletown Opera House
The Middletown High School senior class will present the three act comedy Lost-A Chaperon at the Middletown Opera House on Saturday night, November 28, directed by Miss Marceline Kefauver. The cast includes 16 characters, eight males and eight females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Opera House
Middletown High School
Marceline Kefauver
Order of Publication in Equity for Frederick County
In Equity in Frederick County Circuit Court the heirs of Elizabeth Hale are named in a suit seeking decree for sale of real estate in Jefferson district to the State of Maryland. The court orders notice by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks, advising absent defendants to appear by Dec 25, 1914, or show cause why a sale decree should not be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Sulcer
Bertha Male
Frederick County
Jefferson District
Maryland
Elizabet A. Hale
Envy Bulcer
Margaret Hale
James D. Hale
Catharine Hale
Fannie Sulcer
John Suteer
Luther Hale
Daniel Hate
Bloomington
Uninors
Bertha Hale
Vignols
Lenda Hoffman
Lewis Hoffman
Albert Hale
Minnie Hale
Fannie
George
Marie Hale
Esther Hale
Jennie Mumford
Richard Mumford
Elizabeth A.hale
Daniel Baker
Elizabeth Hale
Frederick
Daniel Hale
Marie Hate
Esther Hate
Circuit Court
Harry W. Bowers
Arthur D. Willard
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Benn Ts Blues
The
Chatest
Hood College Farm
Roders—Blues
Wave
Yeace
Mike” Thompson
Emmitsburg
Baltimore Poly
City College
Mike
Dartmouth
Boston
Duck” LeGore
Mahan
Harvard
Duck
New Haven
Carl's
Jack Morrison
Martin E. Kefauver
Fort Loudon
Jack
Bugs” Snyder
Mount St. Mary's College
Jug Bridge
Rock Hill
Empire Theatre
Y.M.C. A
Bazar
Galther
Domestic Science Department of Girls’ School
Mildred Delashmutt
Mabel Grove
Esther Simonds
Lucy Ramsvurg
Grace Delashmutt
Mary
lin_ na Mamie Moberly
Wdith Aberwalle
Viola “Richols
Re Pant Bill
Lilian Gaither
Grace Wills
Grace Ribades
Stoxana White
Hanna Crothers
Charlotte Motter
H. Delauter
Ruth Smith
Marie Renn
Grace Burgee
Miriam Ramaturg
Martha Kemp
Alice Zimmerman
Julia Roelkey
A. M. Landauer
Rickie Graham
Abel Rosenour
Howard Young
B. Shaw
J. H. Apple
C. F. Goodell
Mildred Landauer
Irving Landauer
George Salter, Jr
Charles Brust
Richard Keyser
Mira Louisa Haller
A Salter
Augustus Herwig
Annie Haller
Lillian Anders
Emma Stratton
Nellie Stratton
G. FE. Salter
G. Lochner
Ada: Lipps
James Greenwal
Etta Wilson
Gilmer Schley
John Wilson
Charles Wilson
Charlies B. Staley
Frank Schmidt
Agnes Herring
Minnie Crouse
Louise Schley
Cora Staley
Lulu’ Robinson
Mollie Scott
May
Nan Kennedy
Myrtle Munshower
S .Lewis Motter
Katherine ‘Grove
Katherine R. Cramer
Adelaide Beeson
Rachael Motter
Mar
Baret Motter
Essie McCutcheon
Ella ‘Johnson
Alice Dean
Rebecca McCutcheon
Lucy Thomas
Mabel Kindley
W. J. Brown
Elizabeth Bader
Barbara Mullinis
Grace Zimmerman
Henry B. Ramsburg
Mildred Stauffer
Booth
J. Hanshew Markey
Robert E Delaplaine
Grace Neidiz
Candy Tabie
Little Jin.mvy Wombat
MT. Zion
William Fulmer
Gaithersburg
Linganore
Cooper Diller
Libertatosn
Reba Ualflegh
Grover Nash
Rast Glisan
Reba Haifleigh
A Brebeker
Edward Exgle
Edward Furry
New Widway
Robert Young
Labertiteun
Charles Glisan
Kinley Hatin
Merril
Mra C. Burrall
A. Brabaker
Harry Stevena
U. S
Carl
Farmers’ Business
Middletown
Garrett
Ox Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Ivil Enginger & Constructor
City Hall
William C. Humm
F. Frederick
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
B. Eward Kepner
North Market
Frederick, MD
CG & P
Hahn & Betson
Hahn & Betbor
Mantz
South Market St
NISI
Kerman L. Routzahn
Willam E. Riddlemoser
Dora B. Riddiemoser
Middletown Savings Bank
Auditors
Imperial Sales Co
Claiborne
Particuars
National Specialty Co
Washington, D.C
Weat
Second Street
Perman NT
Raleslady
G. 1
Carroll Street
Jairy Farm
B. Mel
J. B .Eure Sykesville
Janeane
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