BOFAE GN RESERVE LISTS TWO CLUBS CLAIMING BOYNE
Two Frederick and Gettysburg reserve lists both show Gummy Boyne, the early season sacker. He demands independent league status and says a late charge of indifferent ball cost him back pay. He states a damaged thumb hindered play and claims he near led the team in runs when he left.
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Boyne
Frederick
Gettysburg
Orrison
Faithful Cough and Cold Remedy Ad Claim
A dated advertisement touts Dr King's New Healovers as the best cough remedy for homes. It urges seasonal use and promises effectiveness after exposure, including a testimonial claiming strong family results. Price references 50c and 31.60.
Many Visitors and Local Travel Notables in Frederick
Laurel Miss Mamie Divens visits Miss Mary Cole on West Fifth street. Baltimore's Mrs. George Albert Rice visits Frederick relatives. Washington guest Miss Mae Grace visits Miss Eleanor Harry on East Patrick street. Attorney Clayton O. Keedy spends day in Baltimore on business. Mrs. Emma J. Hubbard moves to 214 West Patrick street. Several Washington and Virginia residents visit Frederick and attend events. Notable travel includes Miss Lulu Robinson visiting Annapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel of Martinsburg guests at East Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Divens
Laurel
Mary Cole
West Fifth
George Albert Rice and Son
Baltimore
Frederick
Mae Grace
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Harry
East Patrick Street
Clayton O. Keedy
West Church Street
Emma J. Hubbard Haw
South Market Street
West Patrick Street
Charles Fouche
Carlisle
Martin L. Hodget
East Tuird Street
Win Farworth
Louise
Florence
D. C
J H Jones
Washington
Harry Fo Ce
Lanahan
Wm. H Harry
Charles Crown
Harry Kline
Charles Moffett
Charles Currie
Lemuel Offutt
Greensburg
S. Theodore Stauffer
Walkersville
Martin McDaniel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Grey
Washington Grove
Margaret Myers
Buckeystown
James Sollenberger
York
E. H. Hummelbagh
Samuel Ulrich
Schrandner
Henry A., Raabe
Misty War
Tadanor
Paul Zimmergaan
Menor
Harvey Stockman
Center Street
Edward S. Mobley
Geo. A. Schroeder
Guy Cronenburg
Geo, Schauberger
Elizabeth
Charles A. Mehirting
East Church Street
Pauline
Anna Margaret Uiffendal
Fast Second Street
Annapolis
Barr
Winchester
Wm. H. Harry
Harry Anders
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lillian R Anders
Misa Louise Senley
Patrick Latree
U. S Naval Academy
Naval Academy
William Neidhart
Daughr
Fitzsfmmens
Inlaw
William C. Rowe
Marshal T. Barber
Weshe F Ratghman
H W. Biggs
West Fifth Street
Michael J. Boyle
Frostburg
Maryland School For the
Brooklyn
C. E. Robinson
M. O. Smith
Fair Dance Brilliant Affair At Cotillion Cub Dance
The Cotillion Cub hosted a large annual Fair dance in the Company A armory with about two hundred attendees from near and far. Braddock Heights Orchestra played thirty dances and as many encores while B. Cox supervised intermission supper at the New City Hotel. Notables listed include Dr. A. J. Raggi and many couples from Baltimore, Washington, and Rockville, with guests spanning New York to Portland, Ore. The event featured a formal turnout and a strong turnout of out-of-town guests for the social dance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
B. Cox
New City Hotel
Thomas B. Hayward
W. Harry Haller
S. Lewis Motter
E. B. Nicodemus
A. J. Raggi
New York
H. Dorsey Etcison
D. John Markey
Jacob Bourbacs
M. A. Pooler
Frank X. Staley
B. O. Thomas
W. J. Brown
A. Williamson
B Clark
Rockville
Ham M. Storm
John Francis Smith
MFOR
Cashel
Pockville
Samuel Gatton Duvall
Harry E. Leichert
Noah E. Cramer
Floyd Straw
Washington
Alice Rehrback
Rober Lee
York
Fathermeix
Cianter Catherine Mesherry
Baltimore
Virginia
Hazerstown
Dorothy Byron
Kagerstown
Trene Brown
Newport
Marian Douglass
Hilda Zacharias
Gladys Martin
Virginia Carty
Floy Hiteshew
Margaret
Miriam Hagedorn
Portland
Ore
John Joynes
Richmond
Margaret Laney
Cumberland
Sarah Poor
Margaret Ford
Marian Poor
Mabel Kintzing
Hanover
Ruth Richardson
Westminster
Louise Fulton Miller
Hattie Boykin
Wiiton
N.C
Katherine E Grove
Inez Poser
la Fiata
Janie Quinn
Amy Langery
Helen Horn
Mt. Airs
Nettie Jones
New Market
Louise Sealey
Annabellc Ball
Helen Hershberger
Matearete
Mons
Isabel Zimmerman
Elizabeth Willis New
Market
Eleanst Clark
Clarkesburz
Vai
Alice
Waters
Germantown
Mabel Crawford
Pauliame McCarden
Isabelle Stinson
Clarkevile
Mary Owens Achille
Marie Hammond
Lele la Gore
Thelma Littlefield
Ueen Pacensteher
Lowise
Grayson Grave Ne
Morgan Back To Minors
In Washington the former Frederick baseball player Ray Morgan is reported to be dropped from the Nationals roster next season by Clary Griffith after several seasons with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ray Morgan
Frederick
Nationals
Clary Griffith
Sloan's Liniment Advert Ends Infestation Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a remedy to germs and infections in tents. It claims the product neutralizes infections, reduces poisons, eases congestion, and allows normal flow. The ad promotes constant availability and lists a price, suggesting wide usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asing
Nature
Field Sinan
Donation Days of City Hospital Set for November
The Frederick City Hospital announces Donation Days during four November Thursdays with a friendly contest among Board of Managers members. Committees are led by Mrs L V Baughman and others, with schoolchildren donating on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. appeal covers jelly, preserves, canned goods, produce, meats, lard, flour, and household necessities to support the hospital community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
L. V. Baughman
Mise Kila Houck
Schaeffer Hargett
David Cramer
Charles Bauk
Football Warriors Open Season at Cadet Field
Cart's School of Hagerstown opens against a strong High School squad on Cadet Field this afternoon. Captain Labbert reveals a full lineup including Schell Gilbert Rogers Rice Wilhide Kline Kemp Grimes Hershberger Knock Kolb Trout Fleischman Clemson Houck Schell Nicodemus. A Gaithersburg postmaster race divides Montgomery County with rivals backing Warfield and Etchison, amid Blair Lee influence.
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Cart
Hagerstown
Laning
Labbert
Schell
Gilbert
Rogers
Rice
Wilhide
Kline
Kemp
Grimes
Hershberger
Knock
Kolb
Trout
Fleischman
Clemson
Houck
Nicodemus
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Richard_ H. Miles
Istag
G. Warfield
Garnett Ete A de Warfield
Blair Lee
Etchison
Pape's Diapepsin advertised relief for indigestion
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for sour stomach indigestion gases and dyspepsia. It claims five minute relief improves appetite and cleanliness of stomach and intestines. Also promotes Baumgardner's meat market and fresh fish offerings with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Baumgardner's
Barbara Fritchie
Democrats Campaign in Frederick County Roundup
Democrats of Frederick County plan an active campaign next week with nightly meetings in city and county venues. A major gathering will be at the First Regiment Armory in Frederick. W Cabell Brace from Baltimore will replace Thomas Neflin of Alabama. Speakers include Emerson C. Norrington, Pugh A. McMullen, Albert C. Ritchie, and David J. Lewis. Also noted is a Thanksgiving basketball open season with the M C A squad eyeing a game against the Alpha Club of Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick
Flrst Regiment
Thomas Neflin
Alabama
W. Cabell Hrace
Baltimore
Emerson ¢. Norrington
Pugh A. McMullen
Albert C. Ritchie
David J. Lewis
Brunswick
Woodaboro
Emmitsburg
Johnsville
Spangler
M.C. A
Alpha Club
Waynesboro
L. A Dertzbaugh
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Bofae GN
Wiineis
Oter State
Gummy Boyne
Marken
Turg
Martina Dreyer
Catherine Cramer
Braddock
Eleanor Darrach
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Mills
Alice Quillman
Norrisstown
Julia Rodock
Lillian Motter
Peter Zuren
Aarlon K. Anders
Fabian Posey
George der
Union Bridge
Henry Hanson Maulsby
James D. Enright
P. F. Clark
William Wood
Balltimore
Charles Lerch
Carson Moore
Ridgely Fisher
Clayton Brown
C J. Frey
James
Dittendail
George Zimmerman
E. Monroe Zentz
Howart
Edward Derr Shrine
William Delaplaine
A. B. McFarland
Frank Lewis
Mt. Airy
N. Wilson Schley
Arthur Bopst
Pearl
L. L. Oliver
J. Brooke Boyle
C. (. Reedy
Harvey Humbhouse
Williamsport
George A. Reed
R. Franklin Heck
William Hammond
Hoods Mill
Guy K. Motter
Holmes D. Baker
E. C. Markell
Thomas Dawson, Jr
Thomas Waters
Edward Cashell
George LeGore
John C. Motter
William S. Jones
E. Austin James
Dean
T. J. Mason
Lovettsville
Reginald Hammond
Monroe Engiar
New Windsor
Claude N. Clary
Earl Buckey
Caion Bridge
Travis White
Charles G. Myers
Jesse A. Higgins
George Brewer
David Johnson
Ocean City
Levin Derickson
Libera
Harry Newcomer
R. Ames Ken
Arickson
Newell E. Davail
Reginald Smith
Derser Sappington
Frank Sappington
William Lamar
A . M. Wood
Frederick Hart Sock
John Brewer
Morgan
City Hospital
S. Market St
N. Market St
Lively
Sig
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinliin
Clayton D. Keedy
Augustus J. Fromee
HENRY
Frank V. Staub
Amos Urner
Harvey B. Lease
Greenawalt’s
Taltimere
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Rooblet
Bates
Ciba
South
Cardo Het
Connne & Light
North Bentz St
U Crist
Werk Guerentecd
Frederick, Md
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Market ST
the News
Frederick, MO
the Empire
Howard Hickman
Clara Williams
Oregon
United States
Blackmai
United States Senate
Animal Picture
Jack
J Stanlay
Montosk Animala
Bonavita
Vivian Rich
Sae
Mon Andeon
Erick County
Aon Court Square
Milton G. Urner
Phillips Lee Colesoorones
WOM
C. E. Weller
Robert F. Buer
Albert A. Goub
Weingere
Joseph M. Dronenburg
Marxehal
Boy Scouts
Farraey
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