Personal visits mark Frederick hosts during Home Coming Week
A crowd of visitors from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and beyond are noted in Frederick for Home Coming Week. Notables include Prof. W. A. Granville, John B Harding, and G. H. Whitmore entourage. Local families entertain relatives and friends at East Church and South Market streets, Braddock Heights, and the Trail home. The medley of guests travels from Detroit to Gettysburg and Waco, Nebraska, reflecting a bustling social season.
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D. Bdtrard Young
Detroit
Mich.el
Tats City
Ming Aboo Joynes
Washington, D. C
Fredwitch
G. Mants Rhodes
East South Street
Baltimore
Harry J. Waring
North Bentz Street
W. B. Foster
Washington, D C
Ezra Houck, Jr
East Patrick Street
J. J. Dohoney
Washington
Lewis M. Kiete
Eact
Fourth—street
Levy Mantz
Mantz
South Market Street
W. A. Granville
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Frederick
Grace Green
Charles Burrass
East Fifth Street
Thomas
Yeakle
Waterford
C. Kate Thomas
Mart Lewhnder
Kathleen
Virginie
Nan Houck
East Church Street
John B. Harding
Philadelpha
New York
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Clara Ramsburg
Edwin Ker
Third Street
L. McMaster
St. Louis
Rebecca Jones
West Church Street
Ruth Waltz
Haseen
W. Z. Baker
West South Street
William Benner
Thurmont
Margaret Benner
West Patrick Street
Frank Miller
Mt. Atty
Carbrra Fritchle
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William Turners
Davis
Virginia
Simon R. Golibart
Whiteside
Tenn
Justice
Fabian Posey
Dill Avenue
V. ©. Hann
Iona
Maurice
Ralph
Charles Town
W. Va
Harvey Hann
Orphans Court
George H. Whitmore
Whitmore
Libertytown
Arnold T. Whitmore
North Market Street
Harry Young
Young
Jesse W. Starr
Linwood W. Collins
Painting at Williamson's drug store inspires Key's banner scene
A watercolor by Albert Rhodes on a soda fountain mirror depicts Fort McHenry and the Star Spangled Banner while the Key monument and dates 1614-1914 appear on side mirrors. The piece draws attention for Rhodes's skill and local acclaim. Also notes Lyman Howe Travel Festival at Empire Theatre September 15 with vivid film journeys and features like Vesuvius, a runaway train, Greece, and animated cartoons.
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Francis Scott Kay
Williamson
Albert Rhodes
Rhodes
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Key
Abowe
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Abiity
Lyman H. Howe
Empire Theatre
Howe
Venicre
City of the Sea
Crater
Vesuvius
Iinto
Greece
Will of W. H. Crawford Probate in Martinsburg
The will dated May 24, 1908 of W. H. Crawford, Martinsburg West Virginia, was admitted to probate. It provides a life interest in the home to his wife, then to the children, with stock in his manufacturing concerns held by the executor until the boys reach 30, and designates H. H. Emmert as executor. The will notes losses from the crash and that the insurance was made out to his wife.
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W. H. Crawford
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. H. Emmert
State Board denies appeal in Brunswick High principal case
The State Board of Education ruled Roger G. Harley of Frederick had no right to appeal the Frederick County School Board decision to appoint another man as principal of Brunswick High School. The board said Harley’s one year contract differed from standard contracts, limiting his appeal. Watch The News Grow.
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State Board of Education
Roger G. Harley
Frederick
Frederick County School Board
Brunswick High School
Harley
Mr. Harley
Brunswick Has New Fire Company Chief
At a Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company meeting, C. O. Baer was elected Chief Fireman to fill the unexpired term of V. B. Baer has long served the company since 1910, previously as Assistant Chief for the Third Ward since 1912 and reappointed in 1973, and as a Standing Committee member. The Chief Fireman ranks just below the president in importance, with duties to lead the fire company.
Baer Named Chief Fireman In Local Volunteer Company
The article states Baer is an energetic young man who will lead the fire company, directing water application in firefighting and holding full command over all work. Members must obey the Chief Fireman or face dismissal. He also oversees parade drills and related duties.
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Baer
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlain’s Remedy
A Rockfield Indiana reader reports using Chamberlain’s Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to stop a summer complaint within a year with a single dose. The ad notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mia
C. W
Florence
Rockfield
Ind
Stomach Trouble Cure Promises Relief From Distress
A newspaper advertisement touts relief from stomach and related ailments through treatment by the Inter-State Doctors at 11 South Jonathan Street, Hagerstown. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Leadbeater of McKeesport praising a two month course and claiming full recovery from stomach and other troubles. The notice lists numerous conditions the clinic treats and ends with “Advertisement.”
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Hagerstown
Mary Leadbeater
Sen
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