Labor Day Heptasophs Parade in Frederick Draws Crowds
The Frederick Labor Day events draw hundreds from York and nearby towns for the Heptasophs reunion and parade to Mount Olivet Cemetery. About 300 Heptasophs arrive with guests, led by police and city officials, as visitors honor the city’s patriotism and fraternal history.
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Order of Heptasophia
Frederick
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Order
John W. Cruett
Archon
Olin Bryan
Maryland
W. A. Mikler
York
Lafean
Cruett
Harry
BE. Chapline
Broderick
Mr. Chapline
Ad Bichelberger
Co. B. Cox
Bi Gdiaugh
Robert A. Bennett
City
Vincent Yingng
York Borough
Yellow Springs
Cos
Gonclave
South Mountain
Middletown
Blue Ridge
Nagerstown
Boston
Baltimore
Germania
Waynesboro
Hanover
Labor Day Celebrations Draw Heptasophs to Frederick
The first public Labor Day event in Frederick features a cakewalk and mule race at the Fair Grounds, parades and cadets, with the Dental Supply Company of York in a key match and a base ball game at the Boys' Ingh Shan. Visitors tour the city, a Key of the City is presented, and speeches by Bryan and others praise the order’s aims and growth.
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Frederick High School
Dental Supply Company of York
Hamond
Braddock
City
Leo Weinberg
Fraley
York
Mr. Weinberg
Elcherberger
Bryan
Frederick
Fair Ground
Fair Grounds
Frederick County
Uiis
Mesars
Cruett
Edwin Sie Madd
Maller
Mosers
A. A. Moser
Sidney Michael
Chapline
Biehéberger
Megara
Lester Stiefer
Dora Shafer
Stevens
Middletown
Fisk
City Hotel
Northern Central Railroad
Court notices list marriages licenses and estates
In the courts docket several items appeared including marriage licenses for Rugewil A Brown and Helen Grace Smith both of Highfield, Robert H Weissnider and Clytie A Baker of New Market. Letters of administration granted Frank H Buxton for Catherine Spurrier and Thaddeus T Bussard for Ann Bussard. Estate inventories and court orders to sell personal property for Thomas Ingram and Isaac L Auman. Guardian accounts for John Howard Diller and siblings filed. Ratification of the sale of Wm Engle real estate and other estate orders recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugewil A. Brown
Helen Grace Smith
Highfield
Robert H. Weissnider
Baltimore
Clytie A. Baker
New Market
Joseph H. Stouter
Martha Ben Wetzel
Near
Emmitsburg
Catherine Spurrier
Frank H. Buxton
Ann
Bussard
Thaddeus T. Bussard
Thomas Ingram
Isaac L. Auman
Edgar L. Annan
Samuel C. Thomas
John Howard Diller
Charles Emory Diller
Jessie Lee Diller
Wm. P Engle
Gideon Bussad
Maryland urged to tax forests to boost timber growth
A State Tax Commission report argues for broader forest taxation reforms across Maryland counties to encourage timber as an industry. It cites varying county forest coverage and notes several states exempt growing trees after established maintenance periods, while warning against taxes only on harvested lumber. The report references Maine style exemptions and cites J. H. Campbell as a commission member.
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Maryland
Commission
Maine
Marsland
Allegany County
Carroll County
J. H. Gampbrill
Donation Days at Coty Hospital and Children Aid
Frederick City Hospital donors, led by a board member instrumental in the idea, plan a November drive to collect supplies including pickles preserves jelly eggs and other gifts. Last year’s event drew strong countywide support and organizers promise a better system to ensure a record November contribution from residents and households.
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Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Hospital
Watermelon Party Honors Miss Mabel Zumstein and Grace Mossburg
Social notes show Miss Nina Null entertaining guests at a watermelon party near Frederick with games and fresh fruit. Attendees include Lena Derr Susie Derr Mary Culler Jillian Culler Lucy Remsberg Alice Zimmerman and hosts Miss Null alongside guests Miss Zumstein of Baltimore and Miss Mossburg of Buckeystown. A Mt Airy Country Club dance is planned for September 3 at Wildwood Park and state authorities comment on a local case involving Daniel Webster Mercer.
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Nina Null
Frederick
Mabel Zumstein
Baltimore
Grace Mossburg
Buckeystown
Lena Derr
Susie Derr
Mary Culler
Jllian Culler
Lucy Remsberg
Alice Zimmerman
Null
Messrs
Walter Hess
Ful‘ton Nicodemus
Harry Derr
David Derr
Floyd Culler
George Trundle
Samuel Trundle
Claud Culler
Arthur Null
Squirrel Season Opens Today
The season for killing squirrels begins today with some local and distant hunters out. Squirrels are fairly plentiful this year due to dry weather during the youngs’ rearing. Non residents need hunting permits, but none have been issued at the clerk's office.
Young Man Roy Myers Killed by Hagerstown Line Trolley
Roy Myers of Reid Pennsylvania aged 20 was fatally struck near Wolfsville crossing on Saturday night by a rail car to Hagerstown. He sat by the tracks awaiting a car, was struck as a car slowed, died from multiple injuries. The incident prompted an inquest and funeral services set for Tuesday at Long Meadow church. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Carnelius Myers and siblings Mrs Zellers, Mrs Shank, William, Clifton and Cora. The death occurred while awaiting a ride to Hagerstown, with investigation by Superintendent Smith, Justice Anders and State's Attorney Lewis. The body was prepared by Undertaker C T Gladhill.
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Roy Myers
Reid
Wieleville
Hagerstown
Myeraville
Aoktectites
Mary Shank
Hagers Town
Wollfsville
Myersville
Young Myers
Raodney Sampsell
Wolfsville Crossing
Myers
Tie
Smith
Frederick
Justice Anders
Lewis
J. W Getzendanner
T. K. Gladhill
Carnelius Myers
Carl Zellers
Margaret Shank
Wiliam
Clifton
Cora
John Rowland
Long Meadow
Missing Boy Found Sleeping in Marvel Theater
A nine year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs William Hargett, was found asleep in a seat at the Marvel theatre after being missing for hours Saturday night. Police and theatre staff conducted a search of three theatres before the Marvel was opened. The boy woke to footsteps and officers, and his mother fainted with relief.
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William Hargett
Patrick Street
Marvel Theatre
Hopwood
Allams
Jefferson Division Schedule Changes at Braddock Junction
Change Cara at Braddock Junction. Leave Frederick at 6.5 a.m. and hourly until 1.80 p.m. Leave Frederick 4.10 p.m., 4.50 p.m. and hourly until 8.50 p.m. Additional cars leave Fredericks tally except Saturdays 10.30 p.m. On Saturdays only leave Frederick 10.26 p.m.
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Malin Line
Frederick
Hagerstown
Muddlelawn
Frederik
Myersville
Jefferson Division
Cara
Braddock Junction
Fredericks
Boonsbory
August filings show deeds mortgages and licenses in county records
The clerk of the court filed 125 instruments in August including 8 deeds 33 mortgages (3 chattel) 13 bills of sale 1 release 1 power of attorney 1 agreement and 1 plat. Forty two marriage licenses issued with three marked don’t publish Ministers’ certificates unreturned for 25 licenses. China forms a new agriculture and forestry department led by American college graduates.
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Eptasoph
Mt. Olivet
Bares
FALR
Tiis City
Lieplasonde
Etchison
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Improved Order of Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Heptasophs
Fredenck
Court House
Washington
Webster
Sor Frederick
Hepti- Ve
El¢bison
College Park
Aly
Barbara
WA Miller
Miller
Committee On Laws of the Order
Union
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
The
Circuit and Orphane' Court
W. O Himes
Jessie LE. Flobr
Orphans’ Court
Tax Commission
Besten
Germany
Coty Hospital
Atry Dance
Mt. Airy Country Club
Wildwood Park
Mercer
Daniel Webster Mercer
Navy
Merver
Drome
Brooklyn
Marvel
Hagerstown & Frederick Ray
Public Square
Jefferson
Doonshors
Thurmont
Thuryont Division
al Reginar
Montevue
Square
5Th St
South and Telegraph Sts
China
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
OF Maryland
Wilson's
Biick House
J M Cullei
Sepudnt
Plankin U Smith
Court Street
George BR. Dennis, Jr
Augeatt
Hosenour
Church St
Rosconour & Sons
Pattick St
Telegraph St
South Algerket St
Augedtt
Wiest
Harry C. Dosh
WiTsl Modern Convenienuces
Burger
S Market St Augsd
North Market Street
Jyliart
North Market St
East Second St
Cramer & Stauffer
JySdart
Cental National Bank
John Tershberber
East Seventh Street
H. Is Gaver
Seventh Street
NISI
Frederics County
Harry Lengtar
John L. Mae- Tar
Cannwall
Frank I. Stoner Rivers
Cohlenty
Milton Garner
Mredenek County
Starly W. Lowes
Harry W. Bowers
Rtoner & Weinbergy
Soligiers
Sepulddit
Lor County
Barrick, Wooudshoro, Md
Sherif
Merle Hyteshew
Frederick District
No. 2
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Chas. W
Lim
Democratia
Humm
AvgTd
wideTrim
Clarence C, Holtz
Dectth&wreter
House of Delegates
George H Bussard
Augd
Rae
Fredrick County
WM. V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
wFlm
Frederick W. Cramer
Abram J
Eichelberghr
June SchwFim
C. E Victoh
Frederic County
Thomas N. Mohler
John D. Conard, JR
Calvin L, Patman
Lewistown
Nominason
Louis C
Etcinson
Jefferson District
Robert L. Cramer
Decid
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