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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1911

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3

Miss Gerlach Dies After Blood Transfusion To Save Life

Miss Mary Gerlach died in Philadelphia after her fiancé Charles Evans offered blood for a transfusion that, though temporarily revived her, could not save her. Pallbearers from Frederick included Mrs H L Duble and Miss Lillie Heim. Funeral services were held at North Bentz Street and she was interred at Mt Olivet cemetery.

Mary Gerlach Frederick Philadelphia H. L. Duble Clara Trail Mabel Jacobs Lillie Heim Lillian Titlow Raymond Loy Miss Gerlach North Bentz — Street Henri L. G. Kieffer BE. L. McLean Mt. Olivet Thomas P. Rice Charles Evans Fern Rock Atlantic City Manuta Pany Westminster Avenue Christian Gerlach Une Gerlach Ruth Roth Romenter South Broad Street

Baltimore Youth Appointed to Naval Academy

Congressman J Charles Tinthicum announces Robert Gordon Gambrill of Baltimore as principal appointee to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. A 17 year old with Baltimore public school, Franklin High, and St Johns College education, he earned top Latin prizes and honors. He resides with his mother at the Mountal.

J. Charles Tinthicum Robert Gordon Gambrill Baltimore Naval Academy Annapolis Ganbrill Lillian ©. Gauthrill Robert G. Gamthril James H. Gambli City of Franklin High School St. John’s College

Just Government League Plans Campaign for Suffrage Bill

The Just Government League members outline their legislative campaign for this fall. Delegations interview candidates for the House of Delegates as the suffrage bill moves toward a legislature session.

Just Government League League House of Delegates

Digestion and Assimilation Promised by Stomach Tablets

It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the stem. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions naturally. For sale by all Druggists.

Autumn notes and the great Frederick Fair preview

The Talk of the Town chronicles autumn’s approach with late Mails and the upcoming Frederick Fair as a grand showcase of fruits, crafts, and frolics. It notes school openings, local society meetings, hospital plans, and rising apple culture while parroting small-town chatter on fashion and taxiing taxes.

Frederick

Law's Grip Claims Money in Brunswick Robbery

Wis Bruns wick residents Lillian Stevens Danny Scott and Wm A Moore were jailed on $100 bail after being accused of robbing Myer Boling of 48. Boling’s stay at Moore’s Brunswick restaurant ended with missing money after an overnight visit. Also charged were Harry Barrick and G W Biddinger with disorderly conduct following a midnight altercation in front of the Arlington Hotel. they paid $5 fines. Charles Gidyard was fined 25 for drunkenness and cursing, with 30 days jail if unpaid, and infant Lewis Edgar Betson received a gift and a notice that his photo may appear in a New York milk company gallery.

Lillian Stevens Danny Scott Wm. A. Moore Brunswick Carter Myer Boling Harpers Ferry Boling Moore John Francis Smith Harry Barrick G. W. Biddinger Woodsboro Barrick Harold Morgan Arlington Hotel Morgan Biddinger Blumenauer Hoffman Riddinger Charles Gidyard Herwig Market All Saints Street Gidyard Lewis Edgar Betson Edgar Betson East Second Street Borden New York

To Run For State Senator Nominee Hagner Seeks GOP Support

A. R. Hagner of Hagerstown has consented to have his name presented to the Washington County Republican convention on Thursday for nomination as State Senator from the county.

Alex R. Hagner Hagerstown Washington County

Fredrick Blanked as TriState bats fade in final game

In a cold muddy game Col Hanegbmia’s Col. Frederick defeats Lancaster three to two as Coveleskie shines for the Pennsylvanians. McCleery, Hollander, and Joyce produce late threats but a ninth inning rally fails. Costello exits after finger injury and Ramenter takes over catching duties for Frederick.

Lancasters TriState Col Hanegbmia Waty Fred Peck DS. Coveleski Tirme Puzsle Predertek Arondaland Raina Predericl Coveleskie van Dihen Frederieck Boone McCleery Coveleskie McCleary Curley Brown McCreary Hollander Brown Clunk Buck Brent Joyce Murray Covel Foster Center Garden Romenter Left Garden Edmonston Crouse S. Coveleskiec Covdleskie Mahef Dametoc Tleist Costello Frederick Col. Baughman Ramenter Lancaster Roamenter Myers

Lancaster-OU 011100 3 Frederick

Two base hit Anahefkee. Three base hit McCleery. Sacrifice hit Murray. Stolen bases Brent Hoim enter. Bases on balls O McCleery 2. Aff Caveleski, 3. Struck out by McCleery. Timie 1.28. Umpire McAltee of Baltimore. Totula.

Sieh Lancaster Frederick Vooodoodoo Anahefkee McCleery Murray Brent Hoimenter O McCleery Aff Caveleski Tony Tony Caveteaded 19 Fatt On bases—Lancaster, 2, Frederick, 4. ‘Timie McaAltee Baltimore Totula

Small Attendance Wanes at Four Baseball Contests

Yesterday's crowd was the smallest of the week and receipts about 17 dollars barely covered umpire fees. Col Baughman said Monday’s gate was largest but still not enough to offset expenses. Despite high quality games and popular Frederick players, fans stayed away. several locals offered help with costs including 5 and 20 dollar gifts from Gambril, Galt, and Mrs L Vaughman, among others.

Col. Baughman Vrederick Baugh Main JL HL Gambril Sterling Galt L. V. Baughman

Death Notices for Catherine Hafer and Grace Brown

Mrs Catherine Hafer widow of Samuel Wafer died at home on West Patrick street at 6 30 this morning aged 83 with a daughter a son and a grandson among survivors funeral Monday at 2 pm with services at the house and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery M L Etchison in charge Grace Brown wife of Dora Brown died last evening at 167 West All Saints street age 20 years six months survived by husband and three children funeral tomorrow at 4 pm with services at the house and burial at Greenmount cemetery

Catherine Hafer Samuel Wafer West Patrick Street Billa ¥ V. Hafer Charles H. D. Hafer Newark Ohio Guy Whisner Annie Stup Baltimore Reuben Grove Frederick Mt. Olivet M. L. Etchison Race Brown Grace Brown Dora Brown All Saints’ Street Greenmount Cemetery

Purchases Handsome Cornet by Homer Ridenour

Mr. Homer Ridenour bought through local agent Albert R. Wallis a new Frank A. Holton Co long model cornet. The silver plated instrument with gold trimmings is very handsome and has an excellent tone.

Homer Ridenour Albert R. Wallis Frank A. Holton & Co

To Study For Ministry at Colgate Academy

Clarence Marsh leaves today for Hamilton Madison County New York to enter Colgate Academy and pursue studies toward Baptist ministry. Norman J Baker of Awherstown is dead.

Clarence Marsh Hamilton Madison County New York Colgate Academy Norman Baker Wwerstown

Noted Rupture Specialist Coming to Frederick

A Philadelphia rupture specialist Mr J W Countryman will stop at the New City Hotel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday September 18 1920 to treat rupture patients. He uses a mechanical pad endorsed by physicians and trusted by prominent northern residents and will be available until 8pm with home office at 2502 N 20th Street Philadelphia Pa.

J. W. Countryman Philadelphia New City Countryman I. 8. Seciey N. 20Th Street

Maryland and District of Columbia Federation elects officers

The seventh annual convention adjourned to meet next year in Hagerstown with 58 votes to 1. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President John Ferguson of Baltimore first vice president W S Pierce Baltimore third vice president L A Sterne Washington fourth vice president J V Heilker Baltimore fifth vice president Miss L C G Trax of the Woman's Trades Union League of Maryland secretary treasurer George M Henderson Baltimore and delegate George Wyner to the American Federation of Labor convention in Atlanta Washington.

Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor Hagerstown Baltimore Tte John J.eerguson W. S Pierce L.A. Sterne Washington J. V. Heilker L. CG

Junior Rally At United Brethren Church

The Junior Society of the United Brethren church Walkeraville will hold a junior rally tomorrow evening at 7.4 o'clock. Miss Copploger of Chambersburg Pa president of the United Brethren Conference branch of the Junior Society will deliver the address.

The United Brethren Church Walkeraville Copploger Chambersburg United Brethren Conference

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