Frederick Mecca for All Next Week
Mary Jane bids a vivid welcome to Frederick as Home Coming and Key Centennial approach with trains from Baltimore and crowds filling streets. She praises civic pride, local events, and upcoming festivities, urging flags and bells, honoring Barbara Frietchie and Key, and predicting Frederick as a Mecca for visitors next week.
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Brunswick Times
Brother Hess
Civic Club
Europe
Aunt Barbara
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Liberty
Burkitsville
ML Oliver Cemetery
Frederick
Old Fredericktown
Baltimore
Barbara
George Washington
Robert Lee
Ulysses Grant
Thomas Jefferson
The
Johnny
Susy
Mary Jane
Weather at Market Brightens Trade and Supplies
A brisk market scene with cool air drawing a large crowd of buyers and sellers. Canteloupes, cucumbers, quinces, eggs, butter, poultry, and a wide array of vegetables and fruits show varied prices from modest to moderate, with notable quantities and plentiful selection attracting housewives for canning and preserving.
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Doren
Middletown Plans Boosters Week Homecoming
Middletown begins Boosters Week and Home Coming on September 13 with lively events. Between 150 and 175 dollars will be spent for bands to enliven activities during the week.
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Middletown
Boosters
Walter
News of County Towns reflects a busy social season
Messrs and misses from Taylors town Frederick and nearby places visit friends in the county. A Union Sunday school picnic is planned for September 5 at Williams Grove near the station. An automobile party from Walkersville calls on Mr and Mrs Walter Stockman.
Braddock Church Set Sunday Afternoon Sermon
Local notices report a Reformed Church preaching service scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 pm. Several residents from Baltimore Boonsboro Harmony Grove Middle town Mt Philip Frederick and Washington County are mentioned as visitors and guests with families in Braddock. Substantial farm showers last week boosted spirits and a local ill child shows slow improvement.
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Clara Handen
Baltimore
Charles W. Haller
Vada Brown
Boonsboro
Ezra D. Summers
Ida Mercer
Claiborne Thomas
Harmony Grove
Ming Bossie Miller
Middletown
Glenard Hoffman
Mary Kirchoff
James McKenzie
Mt. Philip
William Kinté
Woodrow Mercer
Grayson H. Mercer
Ernest Miss
Eugene Sponseller
Frederick
Washington
William Kintz
Helen Sanders
Reginal Bursey
A. R. Kieln
Hazel Oland
Lela Wiles
Ruth Shipley
Charie Haugh
David Shifler
Washington County
Charles W. Halter
Local church notices and visiting guests in NeKaIg area
Rev and Mrs Thomas return from Pennsylvania vacation and preach at the Reformed church with communion planned at the Lutheran church on September 13. Pastor Rev P J Wade returns from vacation. Corn reports improvement but cutting may be late. Mrs Mary Zimmerman and Mrs Johnson visited Mr Harry Boyer and family. Mrs Robert Rust and Virginia from Buffalo stay with Mr and Mrs J B Rhoderick. Mr Clara Shafer of Frederick spent weeks with Mr and Mrs George Perry. Mr Samuel Summers of Frederick visited Mr George Perry. Mr Wal Lease of Baltimore visiting his brother Mr Dorsey Lease. Mr and Mrs John Moore and children visited Mr and Mrs George Perry. Sanday.
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Thomas
Pennsylvania
P. J. Wade
Mary Zimmerman
Johnson
Harry Boyer
John Moore
George Perty
Sanday
Local notes from Rocky Ridge and Detour communities
A string of brief social updates lists visits and sickness across Rocky Ridge and Detour. Names include Mrs. Chas Fox, Mr Henry Fox, Mr William Howard, Miss Marian Nelson, and Master Stoner Welty among others. Several residents travel or host relatives from Baltimore Frederick Thurmont Union Bridge Westminster and Washington DC.
Barnesville Baptist Festival and Supper Planned
The Barnesville Baptist church ladies announce a festival and supper in the church grove on Saturday September 12. Rev Jones pastor takes September vacation. Miss Mary Cramer of Washington visits Miss Laura White. Mrs C G Dixon and daughter Frances of Brightwood DC are visiting.
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Barnesville Baptist Church
Jones
The
Baptist Church
Mary Cramer
Washington, D. C
Laura White
C. G. Dixon
Frances
Brightwood
D. C
Woman Recovers Health After Vegetable Compound Use
In Trenton Ohio Mrs Rena Bowman testifies she improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years of female troubles. She says she could not sit up before treatment and notes her daughter, once nervous and unable to sleep, now looks healthy. She encourages other women to try the remedy and offers to let the letter be published.
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Trenton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rena Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Ironton
Local Social Whitehall Shifts and Visits Reported
A series of short notices records weekend visits and movements in the area. Mrs. Frank Roberson returned home after two weeks with her parents, while Mr and Afro Bulirgian Grimes and two children from Clarksburg visited relatives. Mrs Jennie Jones of Dickerson visited friends, and Mrs Langford and daughter Mary Lees stayed with her parents. Walter Trall spent two days with his mother in Cloppers. St Marys Catholic church held services Sunday morning. Howard Roberson and family visited B F Roberson’s home. Nora Stallings of Adams Town returned home after visiting Addie Lawson. John Gott of Dickornon visited son Forest Gott on Sunday. Rev George B Harrington is on a weeklong retreat. The local canning factory has operated for two weeks.
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Frank Zimmerman
Farring and
Russell
New Market
Harry Zimmerman
James Franklin
Frederick
H. H. Boyer
Lille Spellman
Smithsburg
Cavetown
William Stirley
Union Bridge
Carroll Shelton
James’ Few
Harry Fogle
Uniontown
Jessa Warner
Near Westminster
James Myerly
Frank Houck
Harry Albaugh
Charles Waesche
Arlington
George C. Naylor
William Warner
Johnsville
John Fogle
Key Mar
Joseph Stull
Ladiesburg
Mary R. Weybright
Westminster
Walter Diller and Son
Washington, D. C
Frank Roberson
Afro
Bulirgian Grimes
Clarksburg
Jennie Jones
Dickerson
Mra
Langford
Mary Lees
FO. White
Walter Trall
Grace ‘Tr
John Gott
Dick ‘Ornon
Forest Gott
George B. Harrington
Daysville Notes of Visits and Upcoming Church Events
Mr and Mrs Clarkson Kelley and son Guy visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Millard Beall of Brownaville spent days with her parents. Mr and Mrs Sterling Crum and family and Mr and Mrs Arthur Main visited the Eccard family. Mr and Mrs John Crum and Nina and John visited the Angleberger family in Bloomfield. Mt Vernon A B Sunday school festival is set for Sept 12 adjoining the church. Rev Paul E Holdcraft will present stereopticon views on Sept 26. Miss Agnes McKensie visited Miss Helena Leatherman on Sunday.
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Clarkson Kelley
Guy
F. ©. Michael
Millard Beall
Brownaville
Lewis Craver
Sterling Crum
Mra
Arthur Main
Eccard and Family
John Crum
Nina
John
Roy Angleberger
Bloomfield
Mt. Vernon A. B
Paul E. Holdcraft
Mt. Vernon U. B. Church
Agnes McKensie
Helena Leatherman
BASE BALL SCORES LEAGUE SUMMARY
Baseball scores from Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago and other cities show Athletics Boston and Chicago strong. standings list Athletics Chicago New York Boston Detroit St. Louis Cleveland with varied win losses across American National and Federal leagues. Several games include 12 inning and 24 game notes with multiple batteries listed.
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Athletics
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Carrigan
Bush
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McAvoy
New York
Washin On
Shaw
Henry
Fisher
Nanamaker
Detroit
St. Louis
Aleskie
Stanage
Ham Brickley
Agnew
Cleveland
Chicago
Clube
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W.L. PC
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James
Gowdy
Mayer
Tincup
Alexander
Killifer
Pittaburgh
St Louis
Harmon
Gibson
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Chica Conn Ancionalio
Batterles
Douglas
Gonzales
Keney
Archer
Brooklyn
O'Toole
McLean
Meyers
Reusbach
Allen
McCarty
PC Wal. E
N.york
Hoston
Cincinti
Brookin
Federal League
Kansas City
Blue Eea
Bern
Owen
Camuitz, Dick
Chrislaro
Indaeiatteries Vichovix Wien
Miserling F
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Frederick City Hospital
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Mt. Zion M. E. Church
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