Mount St Marys Forms Interclass Baseball League
Mount St Marys College athletic association held a mass meeting to revive interest after football was banned for the year. An interclass baseball league was planned with a college trophy for the league winner. The college will send a track team to indoor games in Baltimore, with the interclass track meet set for November 19. Basketball trials will begin soon as the season starts earlier than previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atso
Gumes
Baltimore
Inter-Cass
Hej
Local Readers Praise Chamberlain Cough Remedy
RoE Roberts of Homer City Pa endorses Chamberlain cough remedy as effective for years. Claimed to always work and readily available from all dealers. Ad note mentions Heetinemant.
First trip home since war with Mexico recounts Vera Cruz fighting
Frederick Countian Calvin Schaeffer a U S Navy yeoman on the battleship New Jersey visits his Frederick home after seven months away. He recalls the Vera Cruz landing under Mexican fire, unloading guns, and advancing with fear but determination. He mentions prior Caribbean visits Haiti and San Domingo and notes the British man‑of‑war shadowing the New Jersey. He will return to duty after a seven day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countian
United States Navy
New Jersey
Frederick
Mexico
Calvin Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Vera Cruz
Sol Vera Cruz
Dri
Haiti
San Domingo
United States
Mississippi
Weaon
Europe
Mr. Schacter
Germany
U. S
Ron
Hoe
Uaston
Purely Personal notices of local visitors and travel
A long list of residents and visitors in Frederick share news of travels and calls. Names include Mrs. Robert Lillton, Mrs. Samuel Gregg, Miss Gladys Martin, Mr. I. W. Moore, Mrs. J. F. Brown, and many others visiting relatives in Baltimore, York, Washington, and Virginia. Several returns from trips to Virginia, Maryland, and New York, plus acquaintances visiting households on South Market Street and East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lillton
Catongville
Samuel Gregg
J. F. Brown
East
Patrick Street
Virginia
1. W. Moore
Washington
R. Lampe
Gladys Martin
Yallinare
Hilda .Zacharias
William Buckey
Mra
J. Gerhard Lampe
Harold
Ella Dunn
Baltimore
A. I. Lampe
W. H. Rentzel
York
J. H. Biggs
Claude Clary
John N. Clary
James 8. Flanagan
Bakerton
W. Va
Fred Smith
West South Street
Dean W. Hendrickson
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Murray Baer
Alice Smith
John E. Fleming
Rose
H. Snyder
St. Christopher Hospital
Philadelphia
N. W. Roulette
Dill Avenue
Georgia Hoffman
Harry N. Staley
T. J. Michael
South Market Street
A. J. Raggi
New York
William J. Feiser
Lima
Ohio
William H. Reese
West Fifth Street
George Beckley
Jersey City
N. J
QS. J. Beckley
Beckley
Henry C. Moore
Trenton
Frederick
Monocacy
Antietam
John Hetterty
Mabel Eyler
Mildred Cockrell
Buckeystown
Hellen Knott
Thurmont
Harry Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg
Thomas Freeman Dixon
W. C. Odell
Hernwood
Baltimore County
George Sauble
Taneytown
David Keifsnider
Null
Smith
Rey-Mar. Md
Sam. Weybright and
Westminster
Sam. Mehring
A. A. Lough
Speeding and road funding debated by Maryland official
Good Roads Chairman O J Weller visited the Western Maryland Fair and Cumberland, criticizing state highway speeding and defending traction engines. He argued Maryland counties should use Shoemaker roads funding for road building, noting Frederick pays more tax with little back. He blamed manufacturers for traction engine wear, promising a demonstration with smooth bands to prove road safety and urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulssion
O. J. Weller
Hagerstown
Charman 4Éouck
Wiliam J. Grove
Frederick
Maryland
Weller
Cumberland
Rameau
Traffe
Cameron
Frederick County
Snow
Washington County
Baltimore
Roads Commission
Ridgeville
Westers Marsland
Mr. Weller
Property transfers and marriage licenses listed in courts column
In the courts section real estate transfers appear: Peaterty Pam and others sell to William H Leichert for ten dollars, and David V Stauffer et al sell to Leichert. Howard Marvin Jones and wife transfer county real estate to Charles L Crabill and wife for thirty ten. Marriage licenses issued include William Gay Werk aged 21 from Trins nick and Sadie Vernie Lutman age 15 from Nerkeley Springs W V, Rey W Ramsburg 33 of Mountain dale and Nellie I Gray 19 of Charles Town W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Davail
Cornelia Itvall
David V. Stauffer
William H. Leichert
Howard Marvin Jones
Charles L. Crabill
Wiliam Gay Werk
Trinsnick
Sadie Vernie Lutman
Nerkeley Springs
W. Va
Rey W. Ramsburg
Mountaindale
Nellie I. Gray
Chardies Town
Warmest Week Recorded At Local Weather Station
The past week at the V8 Weather Bureau station yielded a warm spell with Thursday hitting near the week’s high and the next to lowest temperature. Temperatures ranged from mid forties to mid sixties, marking the warmest late October week in years. Frederick saw the lightest precipitation for the period October 17 to 23 in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leval Station
V8. Weather Bureau
Frederick Wis
GOOD AFTER FAIR MARKET DISPLAY AT BASE OF SUPPLIES
Attendance was steady for the season as prices held firm. Lima beans remain plentiful but not enough to drive costs down, cucumbers nearly over, and chestnuts well picked. Prices cover eggs butter poultry vegetables and fruit with modest range. Charles H. Storr of Philadelphia visits the area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. ST. Mary's
Tay Hock
Young Alan
Cer
Youl Ras
the Frederick Trust Co
Frederick, Md
Frederick Trust Company
Shipers
William Fitzkee
John Good
Stough
Joseph Wagner
North York
Samuel F. Huber
John Lehman
Blaine Lehman
J. Keller
Chambersburg
E. H. Hummelbaugh
U. B. Parsonage
West Patrick Street
J. P. Bowers
United States Post Office Department
the News
Tam
Lewistown
Beal
Charles Reeder
Rocky Springs
Shoemaker
The
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Peaterty Pam
Ft9
Charles H. Storr
O. K
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Commercial State Bank
Square Corner,” Frederick, Md
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
the Marvel
Warner’s Features
101 Ranch
Warner
Baily
Coxen
Winifred Greenwood
Keystone
Fatty
Keystone” Company
Fatty Arbuckle
Mutual Girl
Merhul F. Moberly
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