Frederick Fraternal Parade Draws Crowds In Rain
Frederick Star Spangled Banner Centennial events unfold amid showers with 230 plus riders and 10 lodge divisions. Marching orders, floats, and a grand ball fill the day as crowds line Market to North Market and honor Key Pittman slated to speak at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Reno
Harp
Maryland
Marketaca
Ag Firet
Mt. Olivet
Hendrickson
Key Pittman
Nevada
Fravers Scott
Miss
Seattle
Alaska
Nome
Pittman
United States
Ham Lewis
Senate
Senator Pittman
Etchison
Lee
Smith
Clayton
Lewis
Key
Henee Goon
Justice Posey
Parade Contingent Honors at Frederick Lodges
Odd Fellows Frederick lead the procession with the largest visiting turnout. City Lodge Knights of Pythias and Frederick Moose lodge follow in line. Knights of Pythias honor best appearance as Frederick hosts parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Yelow Springs
Staights of
Pythias
Unitorm
Narbet Street
Fredcounty
North Marayeet
Church Street
Flonte
Knights of Pythian
Odd Fellows
Nta
Walkeravilly Council, Jr. C. U. A.M
Fredonia Council
Frederick
Daughter of Liberty
Patriotic Order
Bons of America
Brunswick
Frederick Lodge
Orcibion
Iuvageror
Toqay
Ites
Ick
Hanover Lodge
Knights of Pythies
City Lodge
Frederick Lodge of Moose
Cousty
Woodsbury Lodge
Mae
Winners in Industrial Parade Highlight Frederick Winners
The article lists parade prize results: in Frederick, C. Thomas Kemp took first and Harner's Drug Store took second, winning $20 and $15 respectively. In the county, Jefferson won first with $29, Thurmont second with $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
C. Thomas Kemp
Harner
Jefferson
Thurmont
Road Turnpike Hearing Leaves Road Open To Debate
In Frederick and Woodsborough Turnpike Road Co hearing, citizens claim the road is unfit for travel and tolls. The court heard many witnesses from both sides, with proceedings continuing today and possibly into tomorrow. Attorneys include Arthur D. Willard for petitioners and Milton Urner and Jacob Rohrback for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Woodsborough Turnpike Road Co
Arthur D. Willard
Turnpike Company
Milton @. Urner
Jacob Rohrback
Pike Company
George Albaugh
W. H. Kable
Charles W. Dorcus
James W. Snaith
Harry ©. Dorcus
A. W. Ecker
Harry E. Bohn
William Cramer
Hugh F .Willis
Marion Miller
Walter Zimmerman
E. M. Powell
L. C. Powell
Ira J. McCurdy
David A. Baker
Cephys M. Thomas
David M. Barrick
Charles G. Cramer
R. J. Winebrenner
George B. Hoke
Harvey R. Lease
Nelson Diehl
George R. Dennis, Jr
Warehime
James M. Smith
J. Frank Daugherty
Raymond Long
Pater M. Hammaker
Harlan Summers
Congressmen Bryan and James W. Bryan Speak at Bible Class
Congressman James W. Bryan of Washington will address the Men's Bible class at Lutheran Sunday school Markwood D. Harp teacher. The class of about 238 members will meet for a special Star Spangled Banner celebration and homecoming with a large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Cumming
James W. Bryan
State of Washington
Lutheran Sunday School
Markwood D. Harp
Seeing Mexico Exposition Car Delights Frederick Students
Frederick school children showed strong interest in the Seeing Mexico Exposition Car on East Patrick Street. Teachers led visits with exhibits on agriculture industry and minerals, Aztec relics impressed high schoolers, and Mexican pupil work engaged grammar grades. Primary pupils enjoyed the talking parrot, monkeys, and a miniature mud house as ladies admired cobweb fancy work. the car will stay through next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupite
Mexico
Patrick Street
Frederick
A Novel Introduction Dr Howard Co Special Offer
Dr Howard Co and Dr A L Pearce join to offer 25 cents of a 60 cent dyspepsia and cough remedy. The ad promises cure for headaches coated tongue dizziness gas stomach specks before eyes constipation and malaria. Supplies are limited and customers may mail 25 cents to Pearce for a half price introductory dose with a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Howard Co
Dr. Howard Company
County Towns News and Sunday Church Services
County towns report upcoming church services in the Methodist Protestant church on Sunday September 13 1914 at 630 pm with topic What for a Good Education The pastor Rev J W Parris will preach at 1030 am at the Methodist Episcopal church Rev D A Foard to preach at 730 pm Numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending events include Lyman Sappington Mt St Marys College students Emma Furgerson Fannie Sneadner and others with social calls and home repaints noted.
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Methodist Protestant Church
J. W. Parris
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. A. Foard
Lyman Sappington
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Peter N. Hammaker
Thurmont
Lydia Waltz
Waynesboro
Anna Raby
Philadelphia
B. A. Hammaker
Samuel Ensor
Mary A. Ensor
Sam's Creek
Emma R. Furgerson
Fannie Dudrear
Beulah Sweadner
Baltimore
Frederick
Walnut Street
H. D. Mills
Job Russell
A. Norwood
Frank
Norwood
C. A. Norwood
Tempie Utterback
Hazel
Mies Mildred Neighbors
Lewistown
Carlton
Portland
Maine
Fannie Sneadner
Willam Albaugh
Willam Furgerson
Robert McCurdy
Mies Elsie Rogerson
W. J. Dudrear
Ester Deibel
Union Bridge
Notre Dame Academy
Ambl er Davis Company fixes Runswick Street
The Ambl er Davis Company completed repairs on Brunswick main street, finishing a month long project. Town officials had sought restoration to the original condition two years after completion. Harry C Allgire, street committee chair, arranged talks in Philadelphia. company to pay, town workers to perform the work under supervision. Council expected to accept work and release the firm from the agreement. casual observers note excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Ambler-Davis Company
Harry C. Allgire
Philadelphia
Allgire
Ambler-Davies Company
Johns Hopkins announces 1914 15 scholarships program
The Johns Hopkins University invites applicants for scholarships in engineering for 1914 15. Entrance examinations for all students will be held at McCoy Hall Baltimore September 22 25 1914 starting at 9 am. Competitions may occur for multiple applicants per scholarship. Vacancies exist for graduates of Loyola College Maryland Agricultural College Mount St Marys Rock Hill St Johns Washington College Western Maryland College and At Large awards to be filled in October 1914. Applicants should contact the Registrar for forms and exam details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Engineering
Johns Hopkins University
Laws of Maryland
McCoy Hall
Hopking University
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Loyola College
Maryland Agricultural College
Mount St. Mary’s College
Rock HU College
St. John's College
Washington College
Western Maryland College
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Evkent
Mechanicatown
Mt. Pleasant
Stieff Pianos
Thurston Grove
Charles E. Scarff
A. A. Lough
George A. Everhart
Engle'a
Hershbergers Dakery
Schoeler’s Bakery
C. QO. Robinson
J. L. Hargett and Company
Lodge
Madlaen Nelgon
A. Hemp, Jr. Jeffernou
George J. Hoss
George
Genel Wit
Scholl Hersper- Ser
Aubrey Nicodemus
George Rodock
Wiliam James
Jos
F. Eisenhauer, Jr
B. Evard Kepner
Frederick Armory
Braddock Heights
Ross
Centennial Committee
Everest Harding
Balto
Charles Hagan
Hayseed
Madison Nelson
Earl Gilbert
Detroit Free Press
France
Road Good
Frederick and
Weedebers
Pika
Tha News
Runswick Street
THE
Fey
SAUK
Dilt
Elm Street
Colgi Cork
WAU
Gilmolke St. Flautt
East Third Bt
East Wighth Street
J. R. McDonald
M.C. Burall
New Market
Chas. F. Bowers
Peck-Williams
A. EB. Fisher
Beptiatr
Washington Street
W. A. Smith
Armaee
Corber East South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City
J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Savage Institution
Novsott
Adamstown
Engee
Hood College
Aloads
Sr Ge
Studebaker
Frederick City Garage
Ptt Ae
Enessenger
Dennew
Oudition
HE. Haan
Bal
Avenue
Ae Isgatt
Sal Assenger
Shipley’s
Berlin
Just
Babbitt
Ansco
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