Organization Work in Frederck Churches and Societies
The Frederck Daily News notes a renewed push in all organized life after summer with churches lodges and other groups resuming active work. It argues cooperation yields results, praises social fraternal and civic groups for support, and urges members to attend meetings support enterprises and serve on committees for community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
K 4G
Ayman
Fighten
Neople
Ban on ball playing on Frederles Streets ordered
Police court last night warned five boys Chas Redman Chester Redman Edward wyorliv Hubert Redman and dehn roritey for playing ball on East Seventh Street a violation of city ordinance. They were told no matter where boys played in the city it was a crime to violate the law and others doing the same would be brought to justice. Also mentions Carl be Mealey and Jester Shaw with minor offenses and a hospital board report: 171 patients treated in the month with 141 admitted 123 discharged 48 remaining and 7 births 3 deaths.
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Frederles
Chas. Redman
Chester Redman
Edward Wyorliv
Hubert Redman
Dehn Roritey
Kiem
East Seventh Street
Bill
Carl Be Mealey
New Market
Washington
Mealey
Jester Shaw
Myers
Aic
Ace Brust
Board of Manages
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Markell
Casper E. Cline
Chamber of Commerce Organized In Hyattsville
A Hyattsville Citizens meeting organized the Chamber of Commerce to advance the town’s general welfare. A letter from Althea Walker of New River Pa lauds Foley’s Kidney Pills for personal kidney relief after two years of weakness.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Hyattsville
Place
Althea Walker
New River
Foley
Foley Kidigey
All Star Selections Feature Blue Ridge League Players
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from local figures like W. Alba, J. Schmidt, Albert Schroeder, M. Lips, and M. Passaro on the best players for an All Star team. Names from Frederick, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Waynesboro, Hanover, and Chambersburg appear across positions including pitchers, catchers, and infielders.
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Bingomar W. Albaughs
Barber
Winslow
Waynesboro
Vereker
Hagerstown
Pitchors
Day
Utility
Jarry Schmidt
Miller
Frederick
Rawlings
Martinsburg
Mowrey
Neptune
Loudon
Kelseth
Staylor
Chambersburg
Rumsey
Verecker
Buckland
Fabrey
Hanover
Blethen
Weeden
Yordy
Waynexboro
Utlity
Albert Schroeder
Uo O
Mhahagers
Hart
Russell
Roberts
Raab
Chaumbernburg
Hn Buckiate
Yitchers
Neun
Marting-burg
J. Layne
Magerstown
Gardner
Wrederick
B. Neptune Frederick
Lingerstown
Dyvert
Roof
Vredevick
Wihrey
Herreil
Utilffy
Mvrnest Lips
Clerk
Kolssth
Londen
Frust
Kalseth
Wayneshoro
Thes Landen
Neptune Frederick
Sky Miler
Miller Frederick
Daverstowe
Rame Frederick
McCleary
Mthhers
Pubes Chamberahug
Morriy Waynesbare
Will Build New Parsonage At Emwiltsborg Plainly
The baitdhie committee of the Lathosan Charen at Em wiltsborg met to decide on a new parsonage. A brick house will replace the present structure and be set farther back, creating a larger lawn and modern porch area. Members of the building committee include James Bishop chair Meade Patterson PLA Shriver and Ohler Zimmerman.
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Wiltsborg
Ben Tisonne
Bulkling
Messis
Ames Bishop
Meade Patterson
Pla. Shriver
Bd Sink Ohler
Eo Zimmerman
Frederick opens season with Bringing Up Father at City Opera House
The Frederick theater season starts with Bringing Up Father at the City Opera House, a comedy by George McManus that fails to spark strong audience interest. Maggie and yes carry the show while snappy songs brighten the performance. costumes are praised as among the best at the local theater. The Eyes of the World by Harold Ell Wright headlines today and tomorrow, with attendance boosted by visiting Baltimore resident Howard Sollingsworth and local figures Meredith Groshon and Patrick Street.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Dinghorse
George McManus
Bsg
Maggie
Yes
Fiocal Theater
Opera House
Harold Ell Wright
Twenty Years Ago Today Im Frederick Local Items
The News notes officers elected for the Washing ton Frederick and Gettysburg Railway with L Victor Baughman as president and William H. Tinks as attorney. Major Charles A Littie spoke at Braddock Heights dinner. Frank B. Sappington named permanent chairman of the Sixth District Prohibitionist Convention in Kemp Hall Frederick. Charles F. Markell resigned as Street Cleaning Clerk Inglehart of Baltimore. Rev E R Eschbach and Prof Joseph H Apple addressed Woman’s College students at opening exercises.
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Frederick
the News
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg Railway
L. Victor Baughman
D.C. Winebrewer
J. S. Annan
Charles C. Waters
Franklin B. Smith
Wiliam H. Tinks
Charles A. ‘Littie
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Prank B. Sappington
Kemp Hall
Charles F. Markell
Inglehart
Baltimore
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
Joseph H. Apple
The
Woman's College
Odd Fellows to Gather in Boston 96th Convention
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its ninety sixth convention in Boston September 27 to October 2 marking over two centuries of the order in America. Delegates from every state and many nations will attend with 76,000 visitors expected. election of officers for two years is on the agenda amid the parade on September 29 led by the Patriarchs Militant and with hundreds from Maryland and other states attending.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Nexton
Muass
America
Orley
Rebekah
Australia
Denmark
Switzerland
Boston
Copley Plaza Hotel
Odd Fellows
Hebekahs
Inine
Patriaechs Mitetum
Hiltimore
Maryvland
Derdey Etchlsen
J. Frank Plumaner
Grand Lodge
James W. Chapmaun, Jr
Johns
Green
Nathan Binlstein
Philip Bernstein
Maryland
Oflcers
Henry Vo Borst
Amsterdam
N.Y
Grand Sire
Joseph Oliver
Toronto
Canada
John GB. Gootwin
Baltimore
William Coa
Maysville
Grant
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Teacherless schools in Frederick County prompt enrollments
Three Frederick County schools lack teachers including Hightowblie Broadstun Harmony and several others. Assistant vacancies at Thur nont Emmitsburg and two more are noted as superintendent Lloyd Palmer seeks staff. Numerous teaching shortages and trippers shift workers to other counties amid salary lure as closures near and new enrollments begin.
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Hightowblie
Frederick County
Llloyd Palmer
Harmony
Fountain
Thurnont High School
Emmitsburg
Prederich
Stortly
Miler
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Area Residents
Purely personal items list residents visiting relatives and returning home including Mrs Alpha Miller in East Powrth street Washington trips for Mr and Abs Levi Myers and others. Also mentions Mr George C Gros hon of Consolidation Coal Co Washington extending weekend at East Patrick Street and several visits near Pearl. Confederate Daughters Elect at Poolesville with officers named. A joke exchange from the Bogton Transcript closes the note.
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Alpha Miller
East Powrth St
Washington
Abs Levi Myers
Heir
Nort George Street
York
Frederick
George C. Groshon
Consolidation Coal Company
East Patrick Street
HW. V. Groshon
G. CG. Groshon
Meredith Croshon
Nottingsworth
Jacob Arnamitt
Pearl
Koster
Baltimore
Vester
Thomas Kine
Jetersum Street
Clayson Stine
Miederich
York Mae
Teaas
Fl Mroo
Lawrence Kennedysnd
Washington, D.C
Mreo
Grant Se
Fast Patrick Street
Charles Nitehman
Grace -Quynn Rigney
Harriett
Rignes
Death of M. Smith Prominent Woodsboro Banker
James Madison Smith 76 a lifelong Democrat and prominent Woodsboro businessman died after a severe operation in Baltimore. He built and ran the Smith Hotel in Woodsboro for 47 years, helped organize Woodsboro Savings Bank where he served as president, and owned farms near New Midway. He previously engaged in farming, carriage making, fertilizer trade, and stock breeding. Survived by widow Anna Maria and brother Calvin P. Smith. funeral Wednesday at Calvin P. Smith’s Woodsboro home with burial at Mt Hope cemetery.
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James Madison
Smith
Woodsboro
Sirooks Lane
Baltimore
Frederick County
Middletown
Smith Hotel
Kirby i Combined
Reaper Company
Champion Reaper Company
Mt Airy
Detour
Reformed Church
Anna Maria
Calvin
Calvin P. Smith
Chargre
Stev
S. Patterson
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Property Deeds and Licenses in Brunswick Court Records
Business in the courts lists deeds transferring property among residents and city officials with sums from 10 to 800, plus a batch of marriage licenses for couples across Brunswick and nearby towns. The section ends urging readers to place classified ads in the News for selling items.
Woman's Suffrage and Health Remedy Ad
Day of suffrage is linked to women gaining birthright rights and health. The ad urges women to rely on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease pains, headaches, irritability, nervousness, and depression, claiming it restores normal health.
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Lydia BS Pinkham
Martinsburg Doctors Charged With Abortion
Martinsburg was startled Saturday by the arrest of Dr. M Virginia McCune-Rossa and her husband Dr. L K Rossa, owners of the Shenandoah Sanatorium, on abortion charges linked to the death of Mrs Adrian Bowers. They were held on $5,000 bail with possible second degree murder charges. details attach to evidence from the hospital transfer. The couple’s backgrounds are described with emphasis on McCune-Rossa’s long Martinsburg practice and origin, while Rossa is portrayed as lesser known and newly arrived.
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Martinsburg
Virginia McCune-Rosse
L. K. Rossa
Skenendoah Sanatorium
Bowens
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Shenandoah Sanatorium
McCune Rossa
Virginia McCune Russa
America
Pennsylvania
Kismet Hossa
Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Pure Nutrition
Chemists at Spencer Kellogg & Sons claim to have produced tasteless castor oil by removing the nauseating taste while preserving strength and purity. The ad asserts the product is suitable for children and adults, sold by druggists in labeled Kellogg bottles in standard sizes, with emphasis on genuine laboratory-filled quality.
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Spencerr Kelloggs & Bons
Frederick Motor Company Ad Promotes Local Touring Cars
Local Frederick advertisement highlights Maxwell touring car models and Oakland Overland touring cars at 225 East Patrick Street. Contact via phone 1092. Includes dealership name Frederick Motor Company and brief product listing for collectors and buyers.
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Maxwell
Oakland
Patrick St
Frederick
Frederick Motor Company
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