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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1914

Page

6

Frederick Fair Excursion Trains and Poultry Entries Open

Excursion trains from Baltimore Washington and other points will serve the Frederick Fair week with special services on multiple days. Poultry entries close today with a strong Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia turnout. cattle horses sheep and hogs entries close Tuesday. race entries also due by then. Forestry exhibit returns to the main building with wood displays from across Maryland and a needlework showcase.

Frederick Cumberland Washington Thoreday Martinsburg Hagerstown Western Maryland Railroad Northern Central York Poultry Department Frederick Pair O. C. Warehime Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Frederick County State Forestry Department Forestry Department

Thurmont Social Guests and York Fair Trots Notes

Mrs. Newton Fisher hosted a small Thurmont gathering with Mrs. Lamet Waters Miss Lula Heffner Mrs Walter Rice and son Frederick Mrs Nettie Putman Utica Dr and Mrs Jacob Miller and Miss Mabel Willhide. In the York Fair 2.35 trot Catoctin bay owned by Dr C J Confey Frederick won the purse of 400 dollars with driver Dr RV Smith finishing in times around 2.24. A long ad about deafness remedies by Hell’s Cure and Cherry Co Toledo Ohio follows, claiming teeth cure and hearing restoration.

Newton Fisher Thurmont Lamet Waters Lula Heffner Walter Rice and Son Frederick Nettie Putman Utica Jacob Miller Mabel Willhide York Fair Catoctin C. J. Confey RV. Smith Cherry & CO Toledo Ohio

Night School Instructors Prepare For Opening

The Free Night School organized by the YMCA plans a Wednesday opening. Teachers including Claude Hahn and Ernest Zeitlin Gall volunteer to teach business and sign painting courses. Ralph Zimmerman Millard F. Rice and Wilson P. Smith join Prof. Roger Harley as principal. Courses run one weekly for elementary business and sign painting, with three grades, highest equal to seventh grade. Employed boys invited. about fifty expected to enroll on October 14 at the Federated Charities building.

Association For Teachers Ralph Zimmerman Millard F. Rice Wilson P. Smith Roger G. Harley Federated Charities Markey Ela

Frederick High Looks Ahead to Football Schedule and Key Linemen

Frederick High School plans a busy football season with games against Hagerstown Gettysburg Waynesboro Rock Hill College alumni and potential Cumberland matchups. The opener is October 17 versus Rock Hill. Coach Stabler announces the squad lineup including Wetzel Klein Horharger Watson Cramer Kolb Schell Lebbers Clemon Wilbide Feaga and others.

Warriors Claggett Summers Frederick Hagerstown Gettysburg Waynesboro Tesma Rock Hill College Sloven Thix Chy Cleo Western Maryland Mt. Mt. Mary’s College Pigskinners Cumberland High School Rock Hill Stabler Wetzel 1. C Klein Horahberger 1. G Watson Cramer Kolb R. T Schell R. E Lebbers F. B Clemaon R. B

Property Transfers and Marriage Licenses in Frederick County

Deeds record Peter W Rousa and wife transferring to Sadie O Swain and Flora May Day with estates in county. Marriage licenses list Charles Coblentz and Myrtle Gregg. Charles Sanderson and Ethel Barnhouse. Everett Cain and Carrie Jones. Also inventory of debts in John R Baer estate and multiple estate accounts filed and distributed. Electrical score board delay at Empire Theatre prompts no free entertainment today. Teachers Association meeting led by Horace C Zacharias discusses school matters. Mrs Roy A Crum recovering after surgery at Frederick City Hospital.

Peter W. Rousa Sadie O. Swain David D. Thomas J. T. Thomas Flora May Day Charles Frank Coblentz Myrtle Shaff Gregg Frederick Empire Theatre Teachers’ Association of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Horace C Zacharias Rupp

Personal notices from Frederick area residents

Purely Personal items list Mrs Raymond Kidd and her young son visiting relatives in Frederick and several local residents visiting friends or traveling to cities including Harrisburg York Springfield Ill nois Salis bury and Gaithersburg Misses Mae and Carrie Bhipley Mrs Estelin Sponseller and Mrs John Lakin depart for Springfield Ill for a stay Miss Jeanie DaLaahmutt returns from Salisbury Md as a W C T U delegate Miss Grace M Walker heads home to Gaithersburg before returning to Baltimore as a nurse Mary T Snyder returns from Vergennes Vermont Spur along with brief notes of Spyder in Canada.

Raymond Kidd Little Son Washington Frederick Mae Carrie Bhipley North Market Street Harrisburg Fenn de Alberton Henry Mias Jeanie DaLaahmutt Salisbury Grace M. Walker Gaithersburg Baltimore Vergennes Vermont Miss Spyder Canada

Prominent in Athletics From Frederick Stars of Baseball

Former Frederick players pull stardom across the sporting world. Whalen’s two home runs in Baltimore’s Kamoa helped Y M C A. win the contest. Hubbard pitched well, Hesse shines at St John’s, Baras recovers from typhoid in Norfolk, Bugs Snyder works at his hometown post, Eunicks in Baltimore, German at Loyola, King near Lime Kiln plans next season, Morrison draws Frederick attention. Tomorrow Frederick faces Fifth U. S. Cavalry in a 3:30 p m game at the locals field to benefit the Civic Club and Boy Scouts with a marching band likely. Soldiers camp at the Fair Grounds. Dr J J McCurdy to umpire.

Frederick Sporting World Whalen Kamoa Baltimore Hubbard Hesse St. John's College Baras Norfolk Snyder Ic Greencastle Eunicks Loyola College King Lime Kiln Jack Morrison U. S. Cavalry Thurmont Fair Grounds J. J. McCurdy Cavalry Civic Club Boy Scouts

Papes Diapepsin: Quick Relief for Indigestion

An old advertisement promises rapid relief from stomach misery and indigestion in five minutes. It claims Diapepsin neutralizes sourness, belching, and undigested food, improves digestion, and allows eating favorite foods without fear. A fifty cent bottle is offered.

YMCA Athletics Plan Indoor League Upgrades

Y M C A athletic news outlines new indoor activities including basketball baseball volleyball and handball leagues, with a bowling league to follow after fall. Junior classes start November 1 as gymnasium locker rooms and a small pool are upgraded. Basketball games move to the armory on Friday nights before dances. New equipment arrived and pool repairs are planned. Lightning strike risk noted as higher nationwide.

Y. M.C A

Radio Institute promises cure for disease through new current

Suffering individuals urged to seek help at the New City Hotel from a consulting physician. The institute touts 30 years of study and hundreds treated daily with the Radio current, claiming many past patients found relief.

8. P. Manship The Radio Institute Lancaster New City Hotel Frederick Institute New City S. P. Manship

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Fratrick Evers Aboo Humber Circuit and Orphans’ Court Charles M. Sanderson Ethel Barnhouse Near Lucketts, Va Everett Cain Carrie Jones Freeerick Orphans’ Court John R. Baer Mary E. Erhebart Tony Lakin John H. Lakin J. Travers Thomas Anna Mary Thomas David £. Klein Mary M. Klein Roy A.crum Frederick City Hospital Y. M.C. A. Athletic News Son Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters Merhl F. Moberly West Patrick St Frederick, Md Frederick Gas and Electric Dept Hagerstown and Br. Faurney Drs. D. Fabreey & Soe Radio and Medicine WOME
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