War talk at Braddock Heights Song Service
Former Magmatown mayor delivers address on peace and preparedness at Braddock Heights during a large Song Service. Henry Wolzapfeil Jr cites wartime lessons and urges nonmilitary progress, praising workers and nations’ freedoms as bands perform and the audience reflects on peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magmatown
Heights Song Service
Miss Wilson
Labor
Braddock Heights
Melglta
George Williamson Smith
M. A. EB. Biser
Henry Wolzapfeil, Jr
Angerstown
Cond
Christ
America
Russia
Germany
England
France
Lewisdale Sunday School Picnic and Local Updates
Lewisdale hosts its annual Sunday School picnic starting at 1 p m on Saturday September 12. The town’s school buildings are under renovation ahead of the fall term. A concrete bridge span over the small water on the road to Browningsville nears completion. Local residents Samuel Browning and family visited William Purdum Jr and family last Sunday. Heavy showers cleared summer dust and vegetation has a vigorous tone. Rev and Mrs C M Yost and daughter Parepa of Baltimore stayed with C C Lawson’s family. Myrtle Day returns from German Town. B D Schwartz and family and T C Watkine visited Frederick last Sunday. S W Beatlie spent the weekend in Baltimore. Filmore King and family with William Burns and daughter visited Braddock last Sunday. Cora Hurley of Purdum visits Mrs B D Schwartz for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisdale
Browningsville
Samuel Browning
William Purdum, Jr
Frederick
W. Beatlie
Baltimore
Filmore King
William Burns
Braddock
Cora Hurley
Furdum
B. D. Schwarts
Cedar Grove Roundup of Visits and Garden Notes
Mrs James King and Mrs J O King with daughter visit Washington for two weeks. Philip Purdum sighted in Washington DC. Clifford Nicholson visits parental home. Linwood Young visits his mother Sallie Young. Agnes Burdette of Baltimore visiting J W Johnson. W H Page shows 42 inch bead sunflower 16 inch diameter and California corn stalks from California. Jesse Nicholson visits home. Olivia Watkins visits Haller Watkins. Miss Peters of Baltimore visiting R H Windsor and Jessie Barber near Cedar Grove. W H Page reports copper snake killed near his house. Cora Hurley visits Maggie Frye of Dickerson. Grover Hilton and son Ernest spend Sunday with Edward Worthan in Damascus. Arthur Burdette and Beatrice of Woodbine visiting grandmother Mrs J W Brown. Katie Harley heads to Atlantic City for a few days. Gren Gladys and Herbert visit Mrs Melvin Beall. Mrs Hicks King and daughter Bessie visit Jessie Smith. Amanda Ray and Florence of Washington DC visiting Mr J W Brown. Mollie Reed of Baltimore spending days with Mr John B King. Revival services begin at Mt View church on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James King
J. O. King
Washington, D. C
Philip Purdum
Clifford Nicholson
Linwood Young
Mr. Young
Sallie Young
Agnes Burdette
Baltimore
J. W. Johnson
W. H. B. Page
Page
California
Jesse Nicholson
Washington
Olivia Watkins
Haller Watkins
Miss Peters
R. H. Windsor
Jessie
Cedar Grove
W. H. Page
Cora Hurley
Maggie Frye
Dickerson
Grover Hilton
Ernest
Edward Worthan
Damascus
Arthur Burdette
Beatrice
Woodbine
John W. Brown
Katie Harley
Atlantic City
Gren
Gladys
Herbert
Melvin Beall
Hicks King
Bessie
Jessie Smith
Amanda Ray
Florence
J. W. Brown
Mollie Reed
John B. King
Mt. View Church
Myers couple leaves for Illinois and Baltimore visit
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Myers departed Monday morning for Illinois to spend several weeks with relatives, Rev. and Mrs. James Cattanack, and their two sons who have been visiting here for some time, then proceeded to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Myers
Ilinois
James Cattanack
Baltimore
Wilson urges duty over fear in congress letter
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson advising Congressmen to stand by the administration in the international crisis without campaign speeches. He will stay in Washington and use opportunities to outline policy on merchant marine, foreign commerce, and resource conservation. He declined to tour but may speak when opportunities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Frank &. Derentus
Democratic Congressional Committee
Doremug
Ie Aber Pare Kay Somal
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Maine
Local social notes from Mauch Chunk area residents
The column records residents and visitors including Miss Dorothy Stonesifer of Union Bridge returning home from visiting Miss Emma Bowersox, Miss Springer of Baltimore visiting Miss Isabella McKinney, Miss Mary Binning touring Washington to see aunt Miss Margaret McKelthr, Pauline Binning returning to Baltimore to resume nurse studies, and C C Fuss & Son gaining Mervin Fuss as a partner in the furniture and undertaking business. Also notes Mr John Hbagland of New York vacationing here with his wife and family, and Roy Garner joining Reindollar Bros. & Co. hardware as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Dorothy Stonesifer
Union Bridge
Emma Bowersox
Miss Springer
Baltimore
Isabella McKinney
Mary Binning
Washington
Margaret McKelthr
Pauline Binning
Charles
Fuss
Mervin
C. C. Fuss & Son
John Hbagland
New York
D. W. Garner
Roy Garner
Reindollar Bros. & Co
Inesa
Local Social Notes From Graceham Area Families
GRACEHAM area residents share visits and family time across Yon events. Roy Yingling and family visit his parents. Maud Trosell from Philadelphia visits her parents. various relatives gather near Mottera Station Reysville Lors and Detour. A tomato weighs 1% pounds. A church festival is set for Apple s church Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Saylor
Near Lors
F. C. Fisher
John Pittenger
Charles Boller
Edward
Dorothy
Robert Valentine
Reysville
Mattie Collifower
Herbert Colliflower
New Midway
Gus Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Howard Colliflower
Adam Zentz
Daniel Zentz
Zentztown
Charles Miller
Wm. Devilbiss
Detour
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Saturday results include Boston 4 Athletics 1 with Bressler and Shore notable, Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 led by Chew, Detroit 7 St Louis 0, New York 4 Washington 1 after 13 innings. Sunday saw Detroit 13 St Louis 4, Cleveland 6 Chicago 4, with batteries listed for key performers and team tallies.
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Boston
Athletics
Tories Bressler
I ‘Thomas
Shore
Ron
Cleveland
Bi Chew
Ettertenen Stelell
Tod
Chicago
Sraland
Battersow
Wolfam
Schalks Steen
Netroit
Louly
Detroit
James
Agnew
New York
Washington
Batterley
Johnnon
Henry
Brown
Sweeney
St. Louis
Suelanage
Baker
Wellman
le Menge
Bhcago
Cleve T Chalk
Morton
Ptehon Egan
Carice
Sterming of the
Hee PC
W.L. Athletica
National League games with scores from Philadelphia and Brooklyn
Baseball results show Philadelphia beating Boston 7 to 1 in Philadelphia while Brooklyn defeated New York 8 to 6 in Brooklyn in late game action. Other NL games include Chicago topping Pittsburgh 3 to 1 and Cincinnati beating St Louis 12 to 2. Federal League notes list Brooklyn and Pittsburgh, plus Chicago and Indianapolis, with various pitchers named. Standings for both leagues appear with teams such as New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, and Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Philadelmia
Cochrehan
Gonedy
Mayer
Killifer
Brooklyn
New York
Demareg
Meyers
Pfeffer
McCarty
Rucker
Miller
Marquerd
Evera
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lavender
Archer
McQuillen
Coleman
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Perdue
Wingo Ames
Clark
Woman Attacked Man Shot Farm Hand Beats Rival
In Lewisburg Pennsylvania on September 7 Charles Rambo a Danville farmhand beat Cheater Helmbaugh unconscious and dragged Mrs Mary Chiapel Stahl into the woods. Rambo was shot in the right arm by Grote and later captured. He faces prison and possible loss of his arm. A Petrograd dispatch notes Germans in Tsing Tao being ensnared per Tokyo reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Charles Rambo
Danville
Helmbaugh
Mary Chiapel Stahl
Stass
Abraham Grove
Rambo
Stabi
Mitten Fa
Moravian church services set for Sunday with lovefeast
On Sunday September 6 Moravian church schedules Sunday school at 9 and preaching with lovefeast at 7 pm. The Ladies Aid Society meets at Miss Catharine Engle's home. The town boasts lights on streets, improving safety and appearance amid talk of Graceham's past darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Wheat Exports Record Set from Galveston
Galveston Texas September 7 four British vessels waited for Europe carrying 896000 bushels of wheat. Destination ports were Jersey Flagler Saint Nazaire and Queenstown. Servian victories over Austria reported Athens September 7 claim Austrians routed with 3200 dead. Great Lakes ore handling totals about 45000000 tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Europe
Ror Jean
Falmouth
St. Asatre
Queenstown
Athens
German Ships Sunk in Naval Fight
Britain claims a naval win as the Welland cruiser destroys German torpedo boats in the North Sea. The liner London with 600 passengers was sunk, all but twenty Russian refugees saved. German dead reported at 62,000. Antwerp patch savas sacks continuing identifications of Gur finns.
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Britain
Axtatte
Welland
North Sea Mind
London
Goo Prasenger
North Sea
Poe Senkers
Antwerp
Pateh Savas SA
Platea
Gurfinns
Bayasea
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Mr. Holzapfel
Cuba
Philippine
Windigier
Tle
Taneytown
Admiral von Baudissin
Keleor Wilhelm
Belva Collisower
Mary Renner
Apple's Church
Batterson — Anner
Snyder
Yingling Fahrer
Gi Hicago
Batterjee
Vaughin Archer
A ‘Adams
Kauticener
Behan
Eneords
W.L. PC
N.york
Pittsbre
Cincini
Philada
of St. Louis
Brookin
Federal League
Matogkisn
Teries
Dickon
Sea Nettaburgh
Berry
Indianapolis
Prendergas
Ison
Falkenberg
Ramden
Buffalo
Bumfalo
Haltimore
Itheba Jackiitach
Als
Kansas Cats
Kay Daven
Artley
Curlop
Adams
Hennig
Westerly
Kansas City
Kanas City
Aport
Bias Yien
Aedianapolis
Tterles Bon Btedad
Ohson
Lan Art House
Mullis
Osaka
Nagle
Fox
Allentown
Allen
Lan- Sero
Cook
Teinback
Seloraming
Alionta
Trentom
Reading
Lancast
Taing-Tas
Paris
Haras
Petrograd
Tsing-Tao
Kiao-Chay
Tokio
Great Lakes
General Ane
Busiiree Ebcuritt
Asia
Alloh
Aeai
Arciva
Camden Station
Fradesick
DR. Leon
T Street
C. Thos. Kemp
Fred’k
Fred'k
Fred's
Oadenioh
Bredtip
Enagtt
Freddie
Fred
Baty
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
East
Patrick Street
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