Visits and Returns of Local Residents in Frederick Area
A long list of residents and visitors includes Mrs. Jennie Harbin of Braddock, Miss Louise Englar of Baltimore, Miss Marianna Doll near Third street, and many others spending time in Frederick. Several plan returns to Washington, Blacksburg, or Baltimore after visits or study at institutions like Washington University and Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Harbin
Braddock
Washington, D. C
Louise Englar
Baltimore
Marianna Doll
Third Street
H. W. Hell and Son
Austin
Kate Renner
Frederick
Ethel
Virginia Burke
Ellicott City
Wiener Winchrener
East Patrick Street
Washington and Lee University
Harold A. Kemp
East Church Street
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
A Letter From the Far West to The News
A San Francisco reader recounts a cross country trip in August 1915 from Washington to Denver and Salt Lake City. The letter details Mt McClellan climb, Pike's Peak snow, Garden of the Gods,夀 Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, and a coastal finish with humorous travel notes and local sights to be continued in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iTo the Holtor
San Francisco
Washington
Kansas City
Mt. McClellan
Ice Palace
Silver Plume
Georgetown
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Baltimore Visit and Regional Automobile Tour Schedule
Mr and Mrs A A Lough with daughter Mrs Allen R Lampe left this morning for an automobile trip to various points in Pennsylvania returning by week end. Dr and Mrs Jesse Ramsburg Miss Elizabeth Ramsburg and Master Stephen Ramsburgh of Washington have been visiting Mr and Mrs Elias Ramsburg. Rockwell Terrace and Miss Katherine Ramsburgh East Second street have returned. Mr and Mrs Fred I Proctor and sons Kenneth and Donald of Red Bank NJ touring Maryland Pennsylvania and New Jersey are guests of Mr and Mrs E N Snonffer Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. A. Lough
Allen R. Lampe
Pennsylvania
Jesse Ramsburg
Elizabeth Ramsburg
Stephen Ramsburgh
Washington
Elias Ramsburg
Rockwell Terrace
Katherine Ramsburgh
East Second Street
Fred. 1
Basketball season preparations and league doubt
Local athletes anticipate the basketball season with reports of team candidates reporting around the first of next month. The Inter-City League may not form this year if Armour floor remains unavailable, pushing games to the YMCA gym. Lewis R Dertzbaugh is elected manager arranging schedules with fast squads. Several players seek tryouts as preparations accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Quinis Eich
Armour
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
Frederick Carriers and Local Sports Roundup
Arthur Stevens the well known lwirler who pitched for the Frederick club during the season just closed. Bill Lamar and two chums hiked from Rockville to New Market but Lamar’s call brought a driver to Frederick. Lamar is the son of William H Lamar a state known figure and secretary to Senator Blair Lee. Mullican takes second in the Municipal meet at Patterson Park, Baltimore. Frederick Champs beat Ox Fibre Giants 5 2 with Brachey and Delphy each fanning. Wheat priced at 1.01 in Frederick. Com at 2.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stevens
Frederick
Bill Lamar
Rockville
New Market
Bill
Bill Bowers
Lamar
William H. Lamar
Blair Lee
City Opera House Sifts Through Serial Dramas and Shorts
The City Opera House showcases a motion picture program led by William Pavernall in The Right of Way and The Snakeville Twins. Empire Theatre features Paramount Travel Pictures The Living Wage and Glorianna's Get Away. officer 666 arrives tomorrow. Marvel presents Mavis of the Glen with Bob Leonard and Ella Hall. Avarice and Bringing Up Father sit alongside. The season opens with Bringing Up Father on Tuesday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Metro
Tratton
William Pavernall
Gilbert Parker
Favershaw
Jane Grey
Snakeville Twins
Victor Patel
the Empire
Empire Theatre
The
Empire
Paramount Travel Pictures
Living Wage
Richard Stanton
Glorianna
Officer 666
Bob Leonard
Ella Hall
Marvel Today
Edna Payne
George McManus
Gus Hill
LeGore Praised by Camp as World Class Runner at Yale
Walter Camp, famed football authority, lauds LeGore of Yale as the best all around field runner and forward passer in the world. He notes LeGore’s effortless ball handling, speed, and precise long passes, predicting great potential behind a strong line. Also reports Frank Wise robbed of $69 and a Waynesboro bank check by footpads near Highfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. LeGore
Frederick County
New York
Walter Camp
LeGore
Yale
Frank Wise
Buena Vista
Highfield
Waynesboro
Baseball scores from multiple major league games across cities
Scores show Philadelphia beat St Louis 9 to 8 and New York defeated Detroit 2 to 0. Washington defeated Cleveland and Boston edged Chicago in tied first and second games. Standings include Boston 60 84 373 and Chicago 62 68 477 with other club tallies and recent results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia - St. Louia
Athletice
Matteries
Philips
Leary
Slechan
McAvoy
New York
Dettroit
Jamed
Slanage
Musher
Nitnamaker
Washington
Cleveland
Garrett
O'Neill
Beelting
Heng
Boston
Chicago
Gane
Scott
Scott, Schalk
Leonard
Carrigan
Faber, Mayer
Shore, Thomas
WAL. Dol W.L
Tdin-York
Detroit
St.Ouis
Claveind
Waatitn
Athletic
Federal League Scores and Club Standings
Brooklyn-Pittsburgh game 7 to 5 with batteries Comstock Berry Marton Land. St Louis Newark 6 to 4 with batteries Ruelbach Barthen Watson Yartley. Standing shows Pittsburg 74 59 556 KanCity 69 54 Big Chicago 13 62 Newark 69 62 627 Baltimre 43 88 338. Also notice on bowling alleys lease at Pythian Castle by Opel Jr and Woerner opening Sept 18 with overhaul and pool tables. Also an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonial and pharmacy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Comstock
Berry
Marton
Land
AL St. Louis
Newark
St. Louis
Ruelbach
Barthen
Watson
Yartley
PCA
W.L. PO
Pittsbrg
Kan
Cty
Big Chicago
saltBreckin
Baltmre
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Braddock Heights
Charlies Woerner
Pythian Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Best
Columbia
D. T. Ordeman
West Third Street
Harmon Nicodemus
Hagerstown
William Nicodemus
Ralph Zimmerman
M. J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Washington Cottage
John J. Cronenburg
West South Street
Misa Irene Rowe
Doctor Downs
Chas
Zimmerman
Rose Lawn
Earlston Smith
George William Nicholk Smith
A. R. Dronenburg
Margaret
Ijamsville
John J
REVS
Radnor
O.W
Far West
Floy
Garden of the Gods
Manitou
Salt Lake City
Pueblo, Co
Desert
Utah
Grand Utah Hotel
Brigham Young
Pioneer Monument
Mormon Temple
the Tabernacle
McClellan
Angel Moroni
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Air Beach
the News
Mullican
Charles Mullican
Public Athletic League
Patterson Fark
Joseph C. Geiger
Champa
Ox Fibre Giants
Ted
Lea
Ned
Iedge
Camp
Countian
Greenawalt
West Patrick ST
National League
Pittsburgh-Philadelphia
Alexander
Burns
Cooper
Gibson
Coombs
Miller
Sallee
Gonaples
Cincinnati
Tesreau
Meyers
Dale
Wingo
Barnes
Gowdy
Pierce
Archer
Federal League
F. J. Chene Co
Tolado
Cheney
Bongreble
Dante
Hig Arm
National Bank OF Commerce
Hall
Pitts i
Franklin Savings Bank
Preverice
Maryland
U.S
State of
Geo. W. Heinlein
Thomas A. Chapline
Clayton
Keedy
Fon Johs Hershberger
of Runkles and Mullinix
Hygeia Ice CO
CONDI
Commercial State Bank, OF
Frederick, MD
Loong
Hanks and Bankers and Trust Companies
Bock
Beee
Lees Tixnae
Asannorent
Aken Bane
Nationa
Candlera
Ney
Burrow
State OF Maryland
D. Dutrow
J. 3
Birlfeld
Edgar H. McBride Dinesters
McClert
Ts Papanion
the Seer
Braddock Heights Park
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Falstarp
Laos
Mohe
Chrice
Vaeal Estate
Imesambht
Pulrtek
Gryythi
Rape
Hrthin
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