Frederick Students Headed to Major Colleges in County List of Names and Schools
The county will send many students to higher learning with roughly fifty heading away this year. Most attend Pennsylvania schools, with several heading to Harvard Johns Hopkins Yale and Princeton among others. Names include Richard P. Johnson Earlston L Hargett G Fred Ordeman Harry W LeGore and William Wren plus many others across universities and preparatory schools.
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Frederick
Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Richard P. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Earlston
L. Hargett
Will Witter
Meredith Steub
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Travis White
Dean Hendrickson
Parsons Newman
Austin
Pearce
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Fred Ordeman
Thomas Ordeman
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
M. Arthur Derr
E. Smith
Wiener Winebrewer
J. Boulden Waters
Robert Baumgardner
G. Robert Shaw
Yale University
Harry W. LeGore
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Harold A. Kempo
Fleet Neighbors
Pedite Institute
Hyattstown
N. J
Clarence Marsh
Hampden-Sidney
J. F. Minor Simpson
Worcester High School
Worcester
Edward S. Hichelberger
College Park
Leslie E. Bopst
Relph F. McHenry
Mercersburg Academy
Graham, Goodell
Ransom Lewis
Martin Rohrback
Walter D. Mehrling
Gettysburg College
G. Hunter Bowers
Ann Harbor Preparatory School
Mich
Bruce
LeGore
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Hewitt Knode
Princeton University
William Wren
Mt. St. Mary’s College
James Rogers
Baltimoore Business College
Walteringon
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Solley
Iscop
Alexandria
Morrae Johnson
Edward Gam- Et
Aries
Hagerstown
John Usher
John Newnan
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
David C
Martinsburg Club Schedules Two Games With Pied-Mont
The Martinsburg club arranged a series of two games with Pied-Mont from the Cumberland and George's Creek league. Roger Peck will pitch one game for the Tri-City Champs. Rube Meadows joined the Yankees, Arrow Fatehen, a mare owned by Russell Long, won money at Staunton fair. Lewis Malone homered to beat Boston as Frederick Athletics fell 10-2. An exhibition game is set for Agricultural Park at 4 PM Monday between H. & F. Ray company and the Married Men lineup includes Utterback Garrett Kreh Long Shaffer Malone Smith Loy Kepler and Smallwood. Left-hander Smallwood has joined Harrisburg after a shutout against Toronto.
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Martinsburg
George's Creek
Roger Peck
Tri-City
Rube” Meadows
Yanks
Arrow Fatehen
Russell Long
Staunton, Fair
Lewis Malone
Frederick
Athletics
Agricultural Park
H. & F. Ray. Company
Gary Utterback
Harry Garrett
Victor Kreh
J. A. Long
Irving Storm
Harry Shaffer
GC. M. Malone
W. Bi. Smith
P. W. T. Loy
Homer Kepler
C. K. Harris
Smallwood
Hanover
Harrisburg
Toronno
Emmitsburg Dominates Frederick All Stars 13 8 In Home Win
In Emmitsburg yesterday the local nine overwhelmed the Frederick All Stars 13 to 8. Emmitsburg pitchers Creager and Stokes split the mound duties as McHenry Barnes and Phleeger started for the All Stars. Frederick had eleven hits to Emmitsburg's ten with Jack Morrison delivering the standout at bat for Blue Ridge League fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Frederick All Stars
Jack Morrison
Blue Ridge
S. Annan
Creager
Stokes
Rowe
Topper
Damuth
G. Rosensteel
Sellers
Baseball Scores Across Leagues With Varied Results
Baseball scores from the American and National leagues show mixed outcomes. Athletics beat Shore 10 to 2 in Philadelphia, New York shut out Washington 0 to 0, and Chicago swept Cleveland 8 to 2 in the first game with a 6 to 5 second game. St Louis also split, and standings list Boston leading with 82 wins and 39 losses, followed by New York, Detroit, St Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, and Washington. Federal League results include Buffalo defeating Newark 8 to 1, and Pittsburgh beating St Louis 2 to 1.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Athletics
Shore
Cady
Rheehan
Lapp
Washington
New York
Johnson
Williams
Pieh
Nanamaker
Chicago
Cleveland
Benz
Behelk
Mitchell
Jones
O'Neill
Kelper
Merion
Coombe
O Neill
Cicotte
Scott
Marer. Behalk
St. Louis
Vetrit
Hamilton
Severoid
Dauss
Stanage
Gix
N.york
Detroit
Sii Louis
Cleveld
Washin
Athletic
New
Labor Day Holiday Observed by Banks and Post Office
Monday Labor Day will be a legal holiday with banks closed. Postmaster Williamson announces holiday hours. Office open 7 to 9 am and deliveries with two morning collections and one evening collection. No rural delivery. Braddock Heights offers special attractions. A Labor Day dance replaces Tuesday's event and features a Charlie Chaplin contest.
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Williamson
Braddock Heights
BADLY HURT IN COLLISION NEAR THURMONT ON EMBITSBURG ROAD
A buggy driven by Luther Kelley and a motorcycle carrying John Sweeney and Herbert Fraley collided on the Emmitsburg State Road south of Thurmont. Fraser suffered a badly broken leg and other injuries. Sweeney had a cut chin and bruises. Fraley broke his leg and leg bone protruded in places. Fraley is recovering. Fraley, son of Harry Fraley of near Catoctin Furnace, worked at John M. Powell and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kelley
Herbert Fraley
John Sweeney
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Fraser
Frederick City
Sweeney
Fratey
Lee
Jean
Harry Fraley
Catoctin
John IM. Powell and Son
Hymeneal Dr C B Thomas To Wed
Dr C B Thomas of Baltimore a druggist with Thomas and Thompson will wed Miss Josephine Reindollar Tuesday noon at the bride’s home in Taneytown a quiet ceremony among immediate family. Dr Thomas is twin to Dr Bernard O Thomas and brother of J Travers Thomas of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thomas
Oscar BR. Thomas
Baltimore
Thomas and Thompson
Josephine Reindollar
Edward Reindollar
Taneytown
Miss Reindollar
Dr. Thomas
Dr.Thomas
Bernard O. Thomas
J. Travers Thomas
Banquet Honors Church Baseball Team Representatives
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South held a banquet and reception last evening to honor the church baseball team that played in the Sunday School league. S. B. Gaver and Rev. Watson E. Holley spoke, Edward Dyer gave a musical selection, and a committee with several members organized the event. A pocket-sized typewriter invented in Germany is claimed to perform perfectly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
S. & Gover
Watson E. Holley
Edward Dyer
S. 8. Gaver
D.C. Gibson
Ward Drer
F. Duvall
Edward Drer
W. E
H. S. Bartholow
D. C. Gibson
Migs Fiorenc « Poole
Incomplete game recap with errors and names
The sporting editor notes a recent game where a correct crop was cited as T in 2. Cannes Mack keene recorded eperas with the Athletics and a sheet shows Lajou saved from second on Schans double, producing four runs for tt ackmen in the ninth inning with Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Maijone
News
Cannes Mack Keene
Eperas
Athletics
Lajou
Schans
Ttackmen
Frederick
Election Office Clerkships Tied to New Law Changes
The article outlines a shift in patronage with a new measurer’s office law, naming six clerks for the Register of Wills and related offices, two-year and four-year terms, and governor or legislature driven appointments. It notes Democrats retain control of the County Commissioners, wheat prices, a B&O suit, and Grocers in Frederick County aiding policemen with heated meals.
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Measurer
Lindy Bince
House of Delegates
Court
Register of Wills
Rictim
Tummkey
Montevue
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas N. Mohler
John W. Humm
Frank M. Stevens
County to Rent 37 Polling Places in Coming Elections
Frederick county will rent thirty seven rooms and halls for polling at primary and likely general elections. Public schools at Sabillasville Unionville and Braddock plus Frederick Court House are listed as rentable sites. Cost of renting exceeds $600 yearly with halls sometimes over $20, prompting talk of using school buildings to cut expenses. Economy calls replace Safety First as a priority.
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Frederick County
Sabillasville
Hauger’s
Unionville
Lingangre
Braddock
Frederick
Marriage License Noted for Multiple Couples
Edgar H. Fawley 21 and Edith L. Costello 18 both of Leesburg Virginia. Noble 2% Waltz 21 of Araby and Ruth Bull 20 of Baltimore. Glenn C. Young 21 of Hareratown and Elizabeth J. Fox 19 of Lexington Virginia.
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Edgar H. Fawley
Edith L. Costello
Leesburg
Noble
Waltz
Araby
Ruth Bull
Baltimore
Glenn C.young
Hareratown
Elizabeth J. Fox
Lexington Va
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Garkeys Letter Shoes
SPORT
Brie
All Stars
Federal
Buffalo
Newark
Allen
Morely
Pittsberch
St Louis
Alien
Berry
Groom
Wille
Hartle
Kansas City
Ann
Criion
Raster
Smith
Witte
Land
FG EF Incbate
Sak
Erlonis
KanCivoo
Mshaiaare
Paice Coren
Stotler-—-Bovey
Franklin Stotler
Sarah A. Bovey
Greencastle
United Brethren Parsonage
E. H. Hummelbaugh
William Kershner
Reece Cramer
Ida May Julia Cremer
Geo. W. Cramer
Near
Oliver Reed
Dickerson
Montgomery
Rockville
Fawley—Costello
M. E. Parsonage
E. H. Lamar
Bull
Noble Z. Waltz
E. Wi. Lamar
Trinity Church
Ning
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thenit
Wilbur M
Lydia S. Routzahn
Foor Reels Mills
Smith & Smith
Giacox
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton O. Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Bunkies and Mullinix and Yall
Tull
Murfyagte and Investment Co
W. Palrick St
New City Hotel
Hygeia Ice CO
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick
Commercial State Bank
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
the Empire
Quality Pictures
Thanhouser
Mignon
Mignon Anderson
Winifred Greenwood
Coxen
Keystone
Rascal
Braddock Heights Park
Labor Day
Charlie Chaplin
Choice
Montgomery Cobuy
Clarkeburg
Mont Co
Mont. Co
Boyds
Mont
Walkersville
New London Farm
Poolesville
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
John N Clary
W. Patrick St. Frederick
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