September Weather and Eclipses Highlight Coolest Month
The report notes record cooling from August into September with heavy dews and fog on many days. It details September rainfall totals, the 1.07 inches in a single 24 hour downpour, six thunderstorms, and no frost despite cool temps. It also forecasts upcoming solar and lunar eclipses, with dates and visibility, plus planetary positions for October.
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Colgaly
Dekeat
G. Barton
University
Pennsylvania
Ausamas
Asia
Pacific
Australia
Indian
Mercury
Aaron
Jupiter
Gagitn
Uranus
Aquarius
Straw Rick Burns Straw Barn Near Yellow Springs
A seven year old boy accidentally started a blaze by smoking on a straw stack near the barn of Charles N. Reeder at Yellow Springs. The fire scorched the barn side and destroyed this year’s straw crop. neighbors fought the flames until midnight.
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Reeder
Yellow Springs
Charlea
Charles_ N
Mortgage Burned as First Reformed Church Cleared
The First Reformed Church of Brunswick reports its 10 year mortgage paid in full, reducing the debt to about 1300 dollars. An early November service will burn the mortgage in a ceremonial celebration funded by Filmore Shafer through the Maryland Classis.
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First Reformed ‘Church
Brunswick
Filmore Shafer
Maryland Classis
Fines Raise Auto Untitled Issue in State Report
The latest report from the automobile commissioner shows numerous untitled vehicles fined in the past week totaling 4392 dollars. Baltimore contributed 2552 dollars, with Frederick County at 160 and other counties making up the remainder. Frederick judges include James S Castle five dollars for reckless driving and William Fultz ten dollars for fictitious markers. John W House from Middletown paid 100 dollars for operating while intoxicated.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Frederick
James
S. Castle
William’ Fultz
J. Keller
Gustavus Neadle
Harold Spade
Middletown
John
Wi. House
Local Warriors Take First In Gridiron Battle
The opening game of the season saw the local championship team defeat Gettysburg College at Cadet Field. Frederick’s backfield powered by Leichert and Houck produced two touchdowns, with Houck kicking goals. Gettysburg, held to limited offense, managed one defensive stand before Frederick asserted control in the second half.
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Wederick Ams
Cate
Gettysburg College
Erence Stenesary
Cadet Field
theOpening
FLA. Cf
Gettysburg
Houck
Lebbert
Myers
Hudson
Quinn
Wiles
Woodward
Frederick
Lasi
Holabird
Iorward
Orent
Jamee
Camp Holabird
Albaugh
Houck Ib
James Ihch
Leichert
Quinn Houck
Kolb
Jamison
Plans for Sunday School Parade May Be Largest Yet
Preparations for the Sunday School parade on October 31 are underway with late detail work by committees. A mammoth mass meeting will follow the parade at City Opera House at 3 30 with a nationally reputed speaker likely to deliver the principal address. County wide participation is urged with more county schools expected to join the line. More music and larger delegations are promised as Christian workers unite for the public demonstration.
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Wieiton
Ceear
Ovey
Countlans
Hopkins Football Crushes Mt Marys On Home Field
About two thousand fans watched Johns Hopkins roll past Mt Marys 33 to 14 at Homewood Field. The Black and Blue Warriors showed early nerves but recovered quickly, penetrating the Mountain defenders with a savage attack. Elmer Jones served as a wedge to create openings, as Hopkins steadily wore down the line despite heavier, tougher opponents.
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Johna Hopkins
Mt.St. Mary's
Black and Blue Warriors
Mountaineers
Hopkins
Elmer Jones
Umpire Fleischman Heads St Johns Timor Mot ter
Fragmentary text lists officials including Landauer Frederick and Fleischman as umpire with Hinesman and Bowers at St Johns Timor Mot ter VA. Time of quarters appears as 12 minute segments repeated, indicating a sports score timing note.
Razor Fight Between Two Negroes Leads to Apprehension
Clarence Johnson and Albert Smith, both young Negroes, fought with a razor on West street between 10 and 11 PM Saturday, resulting in Johnson’s arrest for disorderly conduct and carrying a razor, and Smith released on collateral for a hearing at 7:30 PM. The dispute allegedly began over a woman, with Johnson slashed across the left forehead and the razor blade drawn across Johnson’s hands before authorities intervened. Dr. C. Brooks treated the wounds. Policemen George Nagle and John Adath arrested them.
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Clarence Johnson
Albert Smith
Johnson
Saitie
Seema
A. Oman
Atten Sn
Townson
Brooks
George Nagle
John Adathe
Razor
Smith
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