Broadcast Fight Returns in W CAP Friday Evening
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co announces a WCAP broadcast of the Dempsey Firpo heavyweight title fight with ring side description starting at 7 15 pm EST Friday. A preliminary contest description is also scheduled along with other musical numbers featuring LeRoy Fisher Ruth Young Stewart and Truly Warner in a Friday evening program of varied entertainment.
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Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
WCAP
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
LeRoy Fisher
Carl Oberbrunner
Nita Gitana
Ruth Young Stewart
Ada H. Gordon
Bird of Love Divine
Truly Warner
Personal News From Mt St Mary's and Annapolis Wedding
Charles Gibson Smith leaves for Mt St Mary's College in Emmitsburg to enroll as a student. Mrs Edith Wertheimer and daughters Ruth and Edith return from visiting Dr and Mrs Frederick Wertheimer in Saginaw. David Winebrenner was an usher at the wedding of Mary Champe Morton to John Corry Fell at St Anne's in Annapolis. reception at Severn on Severn. H Albaugh and Mrs Cramer reside at Hotel New England in Atlantic City. Mary Willet leaves Hanover for Hurlock to teach at Hurlock High School after Hood College graduation. Monday gatherings include Ernest C Wilhide family with Joseph Long, Edward Long, and Grant Winters.
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Charles Gibson Smith
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Edith Wertheimer
Ruth
Edith
Frederick Wertheimer
Saginaw, Mich
David
Winebrenner
Mary Champe Morton
Richard Morton
John Corry Fell
Thomas Fell
St. Anne’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Annapolis
Severn-on- Severn
Morton
H. Albaugh
S. Cramer
New England
Atlantic City
Mary Willet
Isaish G. Willet
Hanover
Hurlock
Hurlock High School
Willet
Hood College
Ernest C. Wilhide
Joseph H. Long
Edward P. Long
Grant Winters
Detroit
Mich
Graceham Community Notes Seeks Festivals and Visits
Graceham and surrounding areas report visits and travels. Mrs Ladra Zertz stayed with daughter near Ladiesburg. Creagerstown moves noted for Mr Howard Colliflower. Newton Six from Key-Mar joined Miss Hila Weller’s aunt. Rev Wedman attended Frederick convention. Moravian festival planned September 22 on church lawn. Numerous family visits listed among locals from Middletown to Emmitsburg and Baltimore.
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Graceham
Ladra Zertz
Russell Green
Ladiesburg
Howard G. Colliflower
Creagerstown
James Stevens
Newton Six
Key-Mar
Hila Weller
Wedman
Frederick
Henry Humertck
New Midway
Harry Groshon
BE. Fry
Near Thurmont
Guy Crawford
Emma Firor
Vernon Baltzel
Gross Suntterland
Clifford Main
Middletown
Norman Six
Emmitsburg
Joseph Wyngar
Lewis Henshew
Lewis
Melvin Main
Cora
Charles O’hara
Edward
Cora Gaver
Edgar Lampert
Baltimore
Harry Fox
Mt. Sanitary’s
Smith
Norfolk
George Fox
Mollie Fisher
John Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Miss Springer
Mrs. Smith
Josie, Smith
Charles Miller
Miller and Son
Hartisburg
Charles Long
Amos Tiler
Dinterman
Myra
Charles Eiler
Amos Eiler
Mehr Weller
Jimtown
Ray Eiler
Stollie Fisher
Loys
Mattie Collislower
Standards for Testing Materials Sought by U S Agencies
Disputes over lumber strength have led the United States forest service and the American Society for Testing Materials, along with sixteen other groups, to appoint representatives to agree on standard timber tests. While detailed specs exist for steel and cement, a precise method to measure wool strength has not been established.
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Trength
United States Forest Service
American Society For Testing Materials
Controversy over Bible translation spans six centuries
Chicago reports that debates over rendering the New Testament into everyday English echo a 600 year history. At Newberry Library, a linked set of English bibles traces progress from Wyclif to Tyndale, Great Bible, Geneva, Douai, and later efforts, with critics urging plain speech for common readers.
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Chicago
E. J. Goodspeed
University of Chicago
Newberry Library
Pleru. Butler
Newberry
Wiclif
Wiclit
Latyn
William Tyndale
Myles Goverdale
Leda
Earl of Lecester
Butler
Maryland School Emphasizes Growth For Deaf Pupils
Continued from page one, the report highlights Miss Bainder’s essay "Our School" where a deaf student recalls how enrollment transformed learning. She describes gaining vocabulary, mastering sewing, dressmaking, crocheting, weaving, and cooking while overcoming years of struggle in Baltimore hearing schools.
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Baltimore
Deat
Local Markets Wheat Bushel and Comforted Eggs Quote
A compact market note echoes Isaiah 66 13 with a verse about comforting a mother. It lists wheat per bushel and eggs per dozen, framed as a market brief or devotional sidebar. No clear event or location beyond the biblical reference. The fragment suggests a religiously tinged price column in a local paper.
Engagements Shake London and Chicago Society
After a tumultuous return to engagement, Chicago's Allister McCormick is linked with Miss Joan Stevens in London society circles, while reports of his earlier engagement to Miss Mary Landon Baker remain in the public eye across two continents.
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Allister McCormick
Mary Landon Baker
McCormick
Joan Stevens
London
Social World Lawn Party At Runkies Home
A social lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Runkies Singanore on Thursday night August 30 featured games music and refreshments. Attendees included numerous families and friends listed in full, reflecting a wide social gathering.
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Wilfred Runkies
Singanore
John Suman
N. W. Beale
Charles Martin
Carl Barker
Norman Murray
Wilfred Norris
Orla Glisan
Harry Glisan
Daniel Young
Robert Lowman
Marion Runkles
Charles Riggs
Harvey Nail
Emerson Barkier
Ernest Multinix
Florence van Sart
Jennie Rippeon
Ruby Clark
Ada Rippeon
Margaret Gaither
Genevieve Nail
Ella Norwood
Evelyn Cashour
Elsie Clay
Alice Thompson
Beulah Curfman
Hilda Norwood
Gladys Watkins
Ruth Shoemaker
Bella Maught
Rosie Burdette
Charlotte Barker
Ruth Lindsay
Helen Molen Molesworth
Mary Baker
Mary Etzler
Ruby
Lease
Gertrude Nicodemus
Gueille Day
Marguerite Baker
Leone Purdum
Hazel Thompson
Lois Burdette
Marig Brandenburg
Mattie Mullinix
Blanche Brandenburg
Evelyn Brandenburg
Dorothy Baker
Philadelphia
Estella Baker
Laura Riggs
Blanche Boone
Mary Danner
Virginia Lindsay
Olive Thomas
Ruth Hammond
Daisy Bryad
Mabel Mullinix
Pearl Burdette
Emily Runkles
Madaline Norris
Letha Harn
Janette Young
Margaret Douty
Edith Barrier
Susette Burrier
Isabel Boone
Scott Runkles
Edward Schneider
Clifton Duddrear
Raymond Brandenburg
Roy Brackenburg
Carl Thompson
Leonard Haines
William Browning
Murray Day
Ralph Moxley
George Schneider
Robert Mullinix
Lester Riggs
Henry Bader
David Harris
Marshall Clark
Christopher Ifert
Leo Miller
Arthur Thompson
Gaver Moxley
Carl Chaney
James Miller
Austin Metz
Bennie Dudderar
Lester Curfman
George Burdette
Albert Purdum
Smith Mullinix
Milburn Maught
Lewis Klein
Edward Danner
Gaver Fleming
Benj. Forney
Noah Ifert
Ralph Mullinix
Lou Norris
Benton Hart
John Young
Roland Naill
Rodger Burrier
Loraine Burrier
Emerson Burrier
Carl Thomas
Herbert William
Ralph Kreiner
Woodrow Burrier
Harry Billison
Edgar Rhinecker
Lee Boone
Chester Stines
Rodney Kelley
George Ruunkles
Ernest Runkles
Ernest Shipley
Frederick
Russell Klein
Dennis Corrick
Paul Brown
Bradburn-Thomas wed in Virginia Lutheran rite
Herbert Eugene Bradburn and Margaret Pauline Thomas, both of Washington DC, married September 5 at Levettsville Virginia by Rev R B Poffenbarger. Groom is John Hancock Life Insurance cash ier for DC. Bride eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M Thomas. They honeymoon at Niagara Falls New York City and Atlantic City and will live in Washington DC. Visitation Academy opens seventy seventh year with improvements and new baths. National Council of Catholic Women meets in Washington September 31 to October 3. Visitation Academy Alumnae Association to send a delegate.
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Bradburn—Thomas
Herbert Eugene Bradburn
Margaret Pauline Thomas
Washington, D. C
the Lutheran Parsonage
Levettsville
Poffenbarger
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Milter Paschel Thomas
Peederick County
Mrs. Bradburn
Niagara Falls
New York City
Atlantic City
Visitation Academy
National Council of Catholic Women
Washington
May Ask 300000 County Bond Issue
County plans to seek a bond issue around 800000 to fund road improvements. Repair work on Yellow Springs road near ely and Gas House pike toward Monocacy river will precede Ballenger creek road upgrades. State takeover would save about 40000 annually, easing county highway expenses.
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Yellow Springs
Ely
Gas House
Monocacy River
Ballenger ‘Creek
Jefferson State Road
Ballenger Creek
David Oland
Gas House Pike
Ballenger Pike
Oland
Local fall millinery display and rentals advertised
Multiple small ads mention a fall winter millinery display on Friday and Saturday September 14 and 15 with exclusive Lazarus patterns by Marie Culler Coran of Jeterson Maryland. Also classified notices list rental availability, grocery and taxi services, and vehicle sales from Braddock Heights to Enterprise stores. Monuments, farm for sale, and other local offerings appear with phone numbers and addresses.
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Marie Culler Coran
Jeterson, Md
W C T U Meeting Plans and National Convention Delegates
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its first fall meeting at 111 East Second Street. Repairs to the Lutheran Church prevent use of headquarters. a committee will seek a new site for monthly meetings and the Saturday sewing school from October to April. Delegates named for the Maryland Baltimore state convention October 3 to 5 include Miss Ke ler, Mrs. Geesey, Biser, Kauffman Zimmerman, Miss Mealey, Mrs. Estep, Wehler, and Stoner. The convention will be in First M. & Church at St Paul and 22nd. An address by Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt criticized weak penalties in the National Prohibition Act, urging harsher action against illicit wealth and reporting. Ostrich trimming bands are noted for small hats with upturned sides.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
East Second Street
Union
Baltimore
Ke‘ler
Geesey
Biser
Kauffman Zimmerman
Notice of Letters of Administration for Clevenger estate
The subscriber has obtained letters of administration on the estate of THOMAS W. CLEVENGER late of Frederick County Maryland deceased. All claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers by March 22, 1924 or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated August 22, 1923. LULUS CLEVENGER, Attorney.
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Kiva
Ohans Court
Frederick County
Thomas W. Clevenger
Turylana
Lulus Clevenger
Starp
Anay
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Annie R. Poole
Ernest Tf. Poole
Wm. M. Storm
Fire Department praised for prompt work at fire scene
Mr Baker thanks the Fire Department for prompt efficient service in extinguishing a residence fire last evening. He praises Freder ick’s department and the work by J D Baker. Also notes notes on life insurance and upcoming Auxiliary meeting plans for Sabillas ville trip and local auctions and junk shop listings with various dates and locations.
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Mr. Baker
Fire Department
Frederick
J.D. Baker
Momentous Frederick Area Property Auction Notice
Two acres of land with a new floor bungalow on a pike. Eight acres near Frederick with modern suburban home, two large chicken houses, three houses for chicks, 200 fruit trees, berries, and raspberries. 120 to 135 acre farms, brick and frame houses on multiple streets, various sizes for sale by Markwoop D Harp Real Estate and Insurance at Pythian Castle Building.
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Mt Pleasant
Frederick
Frederick County
Adamatown
Adamstown
Jollifir
No. & Weat Church Street
Pike
Auburban
Woodshoro
McMurray Street
South Market Street
West Fourth Street
East Seventh Street
West Third Street
Elm Street
Markwoop D Harp
Pythian Castly Guilding
Noah
Cramer
James H. Cramer
Walkersville
Dickerson
Pengant
West Third St
Yellow Spring
Mt. Pleasant
Uameville
Daysville
Market St
Park Ave
Modern Horn
Washington St
Lewiston City
Hama
Elm St
Modern Fame
Garaga
Norm E Cramer & Son
Church St
Trolley
State Road
Lisbon Howard Co
N. Market St
Fifth St
South St
Third St
Howard
Montgomery
Grayson H. Mercer
Freterick
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Unusual Smart and Ate Hats Travel Spring Millinery
A fragment describes a new line of hats and millinery items with vivid colors and embroidered pieces. It touts hand-made outfits and fabrics with striking color effects, referencing fashion pieces and branding elements, though the text is garbled.
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Royal Society
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Braddock Weights
J. FL Putman and Son Wave
T. S. Michael
Enterprise Grocery
North Market Street
J. ¥. Putman & Son
N. Market Street
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THE
Ideal Garage CO
Notica
Braddock Heights
Howard G. Taylor
Enterprise Grocery Store
J. F. Putman & Son
Baker's Valley
Urbana Road
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux, Prop
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Citizens’ National Bank
Lederick, Mld
Joseph D. Baker
O’ Board
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Asst
Cashier
Joan
Ramsburg
Thomas HB. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Peter L. Hargett
Joan 5S. Newman
James J. Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
John
Baker
Thomas Price
Nice
Frederick, MD
John N. Clary
East Third
East Church St
Fear Market
Washington Street
Rosemoot
West Firth
Mc Murray Street
W Patrick St
North Bentz Street
Wilson Place
Palatine
Jefferson St
Madison Street
Wreal Estate
Markell H Nelson, Manaper
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick
John H. Stauffer, JR
Pnteen
Wilson Aca
N Market St
Trail Ave
N. Rentz St
E. Sixth St
I. Church St
College Park
Woodsborn
Walkeraville
United Realty Co
John H. Stauffer
Patrick Coure
Charles W. Smith
Ingomar Walbaugh
News Office
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
N. Jolliffe
the News Job Printing Office
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Key Hotel
Thureday
Sabillasville
Clonce
M. Pauline Staub
Sec‘y
Bent
E. L. Norwood
Joseph A.russard
Hyattstown
Alice F. Brandenburg
Haat Third
Fourth Atreats
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Phere
Markwood D. Harp
Noah E. Cramer
N. RR
MANTZ
Newspapre