Frederick's First Dahlia Gardens to Open September 30
Frederick County prepares for its first annual Dahlia Gardens show near Braddock Heights with six acres of six blooming zones hosting about 20 000 dahlias. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie and U S Department of Agriculture experts will attend the October 1 opening and christen the Barbara Fritchie hybrid.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick Couty
Albert C. Ritchie
Department of Agriculture
U.S. Botanical Gardens
Washington
Marke
Frederick
Frank C. Hargett
Dublin Gardens
Braddock Springs
General Braddock
Pennsylvania
United States
California
New England States
Ritchie
Mr. Hargett
Barbara Fritchie
President Harding
Hargett
Blarecht
Wertheimer
National Pike
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Botanical Gardens
National Geographic Survey
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Flagerstown
New York
Stolen Auto Recovered From Maryland Town
The car of Charles Schraeder Jr. was stolen Saturday night and recovered Sunday near Thurmont. It showed damage from peanut hull fragments and pretzels strewn inside, with a cut rear license tag, missing water gauge, and slashed rear curtains. Police traced the theft to Court Street and notified state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schroedel
Schroedel
Court Street
Court House
Charles Schraeder, Sr
Himtown
Thurmont
Gelsbert
Return From 99th Odd Fellows Meeting
Mr and Mrs H Dorsey Etchison returned from Cincinnati after the ninety ninth annual Sovereign Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order Odd Fellows The event drew representatives from all states Canada over 20 foreign nations and involved legislation for the order which numbers over two million men and one million women The couple praised Cincinnati hospitality and noted invitations for 1924 and 1925 with plans for a Maryland I O O F Home dedication next September
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H. Dorsey Etchison
Cincinnati
Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent Order Odd Fellows
Etchison
Sovereign Grand Lodge
United States
Canada
Odd Fellowship
Grand Sire
Hig
America
Europe
Boston
Ohio River
Jacksonville
Fla
Portland
Ore
Maryland
Australia
Democrats fill vacancy on the county ticket
Democrats fill a House of Delegates vacancy after W Clinton McSherry’s resignation. McGIl Belt was nominated. Leonard Barrick authorized to apologize for a meeting. District meetings planned with local speakers. Western Maryland Democratic Club event October 1 at Francis Scott Key Hotel, opening state campaign with Governor Ritchie and several officials attending. Entertainment, reception details, and out of town guests listed. Also mentions Alabama education posts.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Winchester Hall
Mcgil Belt
Dickerson Station
House of Delegates
W. Clinton McSherry
Leonard C. Barrick
Western Maryland Democratic Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Emery L. Coblentz
Albert C. Ritchie
United States
William ©. Bruce
Thos. H. Robinson
James A. Young
Court of
Jack N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
D. G. Mcintosh
Baltimore County
Carville TD. Benson
Col
E. Austin Baughman
William C. Walsh
Allegany County
Ritchie
Frank
Hargett
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Escaped Prisoners Caught in County After Thrilling Chase
Robert Brooks of Leesburg Virginia and James Robinson escaped from Leesburg jail Friday night and evaded capture for two days. Deputies Ambaugh and Lambert tracked them via canal towpath from Point of Rocks Maryland. The duo were found aboard a boat and arrested after a brief pursuit. Brooks had prior robberies and Anderson is linked to a schoolhouse arson.
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Robert Brooks
Leesburg
Jadlbreaker
James Robinson
Point of Rocks
Brooks
C. A. Harris
Taylorstown
Potomac River
Virginia
Anderson
Middleburg
Ambaugh and
Lambert
London County
Maryland
Sale of a Farm at Fulmer's Station Braddock District
Noah E. Cramer and Son sold for Mr and Mrs Oliver P Devithiss a 145 acre tract with brick dwelling two and a half stories, bank barn with wagonshed and corncrib and other farm buildings along the electric railroad at Fulmer's station Braddock District to Mr and Mrs Samuel P Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Oliver P. Devithiss
Fulmer's Station
Braddock District
Samuel P. Summers
County News Notes New Market Sept 2
Local notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to schools. Nism Mar celaine Stier returns from Atlantic City. Many relatives from Baltimore Hyattsville Martinsburg and Braddock attend a Sponseller funeral. Several students and nurses resume studies in Towson Hood College Dickinson and Baltimore.
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New Market
Nism Marcelaine Stier
Atlantic City
Blanch Moward
Geo. Duvall
Richmond
Annie Russell
Pennsylvania
Helen Brentoman
Hyattstown
A. C. McBriie
Wm. C. W. Smith
Samsyite
Geo. J. E. Sponseller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clifton Sponseller
Elizabeth
Thelma
Mt. Airy
CW. Metcalfe
Sarah Metcalfe
Braddock
George F. Sponseller
Mary
Anna Scheel
Washington
Adele Boyden
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
Kate Kefauver
Nellie Gilbert
Woodsboro
Marie Boyer
Frederick
Charles Ridgely
Jemima Ridgely
Charlotte Fatconer
Aiddletown
Browningsville Guests Honor Aunt Martha and Aunt Sally
Browningsville residents report Aunt Martha Purdum and Aunt Sally Watkins spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willis B Burdette of Rockville, with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes noted as hosts. The item is a social paragraph listing visiting relatives and hosts.
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Browningsville
Martha” Purdum
Sally" Watkins
Willis B. Burdette
Rockville
Herbert Barnes
Weekend News and Visitors Across Regions
A list of local residents and guests includes Mrs J O Barnes and Slater, Miss Antonia Day, and Purdum Sydner traveling to Pittsburgh for a mining position. Gilbert Broadhurst and Eugene and Howard Warren spent the weekend with Mrs Broadfurat’s family after a pleasant cross country trip. Salila and Alice Avathin of Monrovia visited Flora Watting and sister, then returned home.
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J. O. Barnes
Slater
Antonia Day
Spen Bunday
Wastington
Purdum Siyder Tett
Pittsburgh
Gilbert Broadhurst
Measis Eugene
Howard Warren
Broad Furat
Famihy
Monrovia
Flora Watiiny
Sister Hive
Reputation Saves Him in Pollen Court Case
August T. Brust appeared in pollen court Thursday night facing a fine of BES and costs after pleading not guilty to a disorderly and drunken charge. Leroy Riewn, arrested and found guilty of being drunk and disorderly, faced similar proceedings. The article also notes a claimed daily global needle consumption figure of 3,000,006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August T. Brust
Pollen Court
Leroy Riewn
Nesta
Bens
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Ghas. Schroedel, Jr
99TH
ODD Fellows Meeting
Mrs. Etchison
McGill Belt
Hungor House of Delegates
Alabama
Promen
Hagerstown Fair
County News
C. W. Metcalfe
East Orange
N. 3
Hood College
Nannie Reich
Savannah
Mia
Jota H. Colling
R. L. Sponsel Jer
Harry Mount
Indaw
Charles Palmer
Bright
A.B. Carr
Frank Hobbs
Sykesville
Helen Menley
Ralph Falconer
George Murdock
State Normal School
Towson
Hanford Boyer
Dickinson College
Milton Davis
Hilda Wood
J. 4
Slusher Apent
Charles Utz. Ir
Blue Ridigo College
R. J. Sponseller
John Simpson
A. H. Jackson
Win. Hogarth
Luray
Caverns
Kuppenheimer and
Fashion Park Clothes
Puddine
At All Grocers
Freit Peddie Co., Baltiteserns
the News Job Printing Office
THE
Maryland Theatre
W. L
Tites Clayton
Aogeent
Rick
Miss Clayvon
Pathe Review
Lscdt
Opera House
Reardon
Sal
Polis
Myrkle
Harder Company
Myrkle-Fearder Stock Company
Excel
Thermos
Seeger & Company
South Market
Frederick, Md
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