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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1916

Page

4

Maryland Guards Drill At Eagle Pass Amid Schedule Shuffle

The Maryland brigade undergoes a renewed schedule with night maneuvers and planned clashes between the Fifth and Third Infantry and the First and Thirtieth regiments. Pay delays frustrate troops while Major Markey's Battalion begins rifle range practice in preparation for broader target practice.

Markey Eagle Pass Texas Maryland Division Tennessee Vermont National Guard Galther Davidson Krinkerhot

B. and O. Employee Killed in Brunswick Yard

S Reynolds a 26 year old unmarried yard brakeman for the B and O died after being caught between two freight cars in the Brunswick freight yards. He was working as a conductor this morning and rushed to Emergency Hospital at Brunswick where he died minutes after arrival.

S. Reynolds Sandy Hook Brunswick Reynolds

Donaldson Guests Return After Ark Visit

Mr and Mrs G M Donaldson of Paragould Ark have returned home after visiting the former's sister Miss Molin Donaldson.

G. M. Donaldson Paragould, Ark Miss Molin Donaldson

Plague Fight Intensifies in Maryland as Feds Lead

Federal health officers take charge of the infantile paralysis campaign in Maryland with stricter rules and placarding of outbreak sites. Three new cases reported yesterday in Baltimore and Garret county. Frederick counts only one case near Myersville. Dr. Waring arrives to assist Dr. Hurley as the effort aims to stamp out the disease with public cooperation and enforced measures.

PL Waring Baltimore Hurley United Public Health Service Maryland Frederick County Mary Grosenfelle

Queen Esther Circle Forms At Missionary Society Event

Miss C K Swartz spoke on Missions at the MoE church followed by the formation of a Queen Esther Circle, a Young People's branch of the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Membership open to girls aged eleven to seventeen with monthly programs on Home Missions.

C.K. Swartz Moe M. EB Queen Esther Woman's Home Missonary Society Ensulns Ernest C. Webb Ghinore “Lescalleet Margaret Cecil Virchda Cline Treasiere Katherine Lease Mars Denson Dorathea Pearson

Baltimore Pastor Swears Out Warrant for Contractor

Rev L A Thirlkeld of a Baltimore Methodist church swears out a warrant against Andrew Knell Jr the contractor who built the new church charging him with assault and batteries The dispute arose from changes in the building construction and the trial is scheduled Saturday afternoon at four at Arlington Police Station.

Baltimore L. A. Thirlkeld M. FE Frederick Andrew Knell, Jr Arlington Po- Heo

General A. L. Mills Dies of Pneumonia

Washington September 18 General Albert L Mills chief of the division of militia affairs died at his home after fifteen hours of illness from pneumonia. He previously led the War College and the Military Academy and helped devise a militia pro recruitment plan for the state troops.

Washington Wator Albert L. Milla Meia Miliths War College Military Academe

Rosh Hashanah Traditions And Observances

The Jewish New Year falls Thursday September 7 with eve of Yom Haztkoron observed by Orthodox and Reform Jews. Observances include two days for many holidays, introspection, and the blowing of the shofar to summon conscience for the new year. May you be inscribed for a good year.

Surprise Family Reunion At Ausherman Residence

A surprise family reunion brightened a Sunday at the Lewia Ausherman home in Araby county. Guests included numerous Ausherman relations and friends, with a country dinner featuring chicken, ham, beef, salads, fruits, and beverages. Music by a Victrola and organ selections complemented the gathering, with many names listed among attendees.

Lewia Ausherman Araby Wr. C. Rice Chas H. Rice Ira Ausherman Lester Ausherman Keefer Ausherman Earl Aushrman Edward W. Windsor Eva Harshman Vada Margaret Ruth Zimmerman Grayson Martha Rice Catherine Naomi Rice Torothy Ausherman Oneida Ausherman Messrs Gorman Harry Harshman Milburn Melvin Bar Zimmerman Kenneth Charles Earl Paul Oland Herman Rice Theodore Irene Chaster Clarence Clyde Jasper Wilson Ausheran Raymond Win H. Goodsell Alley Clayton Rice Chas. Rice Milton Cutson Dowph Rice Oscar Michael Amanda Michael Anus Summers Edward Yaste Misa Mae Ramsburg Edward Jor TR. Myers Ernest Horne Smith Geo, Altman Elmer Summers Daniel Fisher Homer Watts Mise Ella Burrier Susie Garst H Louise Saath Earle Shirley Martha Churchman Sarah Gray

Haller Plans Attend Washington and Lee University

HH Noel Haller, class of 1917, of Boys High School, will attend Washington and Lee University. He is accompanied by his father, mother, and Professor Amon Rursee. they will go to Lexington, Virginia tonight and return tomorrow.

W. and L. University Noel Haller Washington and Tes University Amon Rursee Haller Professor Rursee Lexington

Married in Frederick After Arrest Near Knoxville

Benjamin Thomas and Ads Thomas, both described as negroes, were married in Frederick after being detained by Magistrate John W Lford and Deputy John Hemp on a serious charge near Knoxville yesterday.

John W Lford Knoxville John Hemp Benjamin Thomas Ads Thomas Frederick

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