Street problem remains unsolved in Frederick city
An article discusses street life among children in Frederick and other cities, arguing compulsory attendance laws and early kindergartening help reduce street presence. It cites Philip Davis’s US study showing universal causes like crowded homes and poverty, and highlights two movements: removing children from streets and improving conditions for those on them, with social centers and playgrounds expanding nationwide.
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Frederick
Frederick Theatres
United States
Philip Davis
Boston Public Schools
Frederick club prepares for Blue Ridge League season
Gossip centers on Frederick’s Blue Ridge League team for next year with Jack Morrison likely to return as manager. Old and new players may fill the roster as spring training approaches, while majors interest in Frederick players remains uncertain. President Buckey to call a directors meeting. season-ticket renewals lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jack Morrison
Morrison
Jack
Blue Ridge
Buckey
Schmidt
Night school plans move forward with Y M C A took charge
Commissioners act on a plan to resume free night school in late October in the Joys High School building. Prof James C Biehl named principal. Federated Charities to continue girls night school with books supplied by the school board. YMCA will support gym work and add a card-sign writing course by Mr Pettingall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Biehl
Joys’ High School
Marty
D. John Markey
Charles Mct. Mathias
Mias May Hagan
F. V. Kennedy
Federated Charities
Oscar B. Coblentz
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Coblentz
Bieh
Markey
Pettingall
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia Boston New York and Washington
Baseball scores show Philadelphia beats Chicago six to five while Boston wins over St Louis four to empty and Washington defeats Detroit seven to five. New York climbs to nine two over Cleveland as standings list Boston New York Detroit St Louis Chicago Washington and Philadelphia with varying win totals and percentages.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Scott
Schalk
Eccles
McAvoy
Boston
St. Louis
Isler
Agnew
Leonard
Carrizan
Shington
Detroit
Washington
Covaleski
Stanage
Boehring
Ainsmith
New York
Cleveland
Mitchell
O'Neill
Russell Alexander
WOT. FC W.L. PC
N.york
St.Louis
iCleveld
Washin
Athlets
National League Chicago and Cincinnati Tie In First Game
National League action in Chicago ends 7 to 7 as Chicago and Cincinnati battle to a draw. Batteries list for Chicago include George Wingo Lavender Wallace and for Cincinnati Schneider Wingo Jumphies Archer. Other clubs not scheduled. Standings show Pittsburg 71 79 478, Cincinnati 69 78 469, Brooklyn 78 4 Chicago 68 78 466, St Louis 71 78 467.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
George
Wingo
Lavender
Wallace
Schneider
Jumphies
Archer
Pcw.l
Pd. S
Pittsby
Cincinti
Brookly
St.Ouis
N.york
Federal League Scores and Batter Records Prompt Mess
Fragmented box score style listing from Pittshard Pitts burgh and St. Louis games. Names Seaton Rariden Connor Wilson Upham Smith Sale Krief? Schulz Crandall Fett! Kuna and Kansas City appear with 3 runs. Multiple batteries and positions are jumbled with illegible OCR.
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Pittshard
Pittsburgh
Newark
Seaton
Rariden
Connor
Chicago
Brooklyn
Wilson
Upham
Smith
Sale
St. Louis
Buffel
Schulz
Ailen
Crandall
Fattley
Kuna
City -Kansas City
Xlamet
Son
Brown
Wore
Johnson
Young, Alerty
Claas
W.L. PO
New Rural Mail Routes Initiated From Mt Airy Post Office
Beginning Friday October 1 three automobiles will deliver rural mail from Mt Airy post office with seven carriers already serving the area. The Post Office Department conducts the experiment to seek economy. Twenty four parsers assisted at Westminster in selecting stations for the three routes last Saturday.
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Mt. Airy Post
Pas
Westminster
Dr. Kerry Boyce Tupper to Lecture at Trinity Church
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South announces that Dr Kerry Boyce Tupper of Philadelphia will give a lecture for the church on Monday October 11. A prominent preacher author and orator, he will speak on Optimism vs Pessimism Seeing the Bright Side of Things. His Frederick appearance is recalled as well received and his return is hoped for by all attendees.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kerry Boyce Tupper
Philadelphia
Tupper
Frederick
Notes on City Improvements and Local Figures
J H Burgoon of Freemont notes Frederick's progress since 1824 on a Washington trip to attend Union Veterans encampment. G C Fulton of Freemont accompanies him. Church officers elected include Hattie Summers, Nellie Pettingall, Raymond Beachley, Miriam Horine, Amanda Poote, Ethel Horine, Amy Summers, with Elmer Harp as chorister. John H Horle named class leader. William F Gude chairs Gov RL reunion reception in DC and appears in Baltimore American photo.
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Washington
J. H. Burgoon
Freemont
Frederick
Mr. Burgoon
G. C. Fulton
Hattie Summers
Nellie Pettingall
Raymond Beachley
Miriam Horine
Amanda Poote
Ethel Horine
Amy Summers
Elmer Harp
John H. Horiie
Mar. Gude
William F. Gude
Washiseter 1
Educational Botanical Garden
GOV RL
Gude
Baltimore American
Mac Weoon Freedom Case At War County Court
In a chaotic session Deputy Snow arrested Mae Woo a colored man on a disturbance charge after an incident on Patrick Street. Magistrate Anders allowed the defendant to leave free while claiming not to be sober, inspiring uproar in the courtroom as witnesses testified about an earlier baton loss and a jack up item found.
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Mae Woo
Negro
Anders Fins Wit
Snow
Satunday
Partick Street
Pepe
Sean
Bergeunt Unstebrecht
Edwards
Loudoun County
Frederick
John J. Conard, Jr
Harrison Thompson
H. Milton Seaton
Middleburg
Conard
Knight
Virginia Apne
Beaten thrice wife claims in distressing case at police
At Police Headquarters Justice Anders heard the case against Henry Hildebrand who faced a charge of wife and child neglect. His wife testified he beat her three times and failed to support the family, while he denied ongoing cruelty and preferred reconciliation. Bail set at 50 dollars pending grand jury action.
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Anders
Henry Hildebrand
Srand
Hildebrand
Magistrie Anders
Personal mentions of visitors and moves in town society
Mr William FB Morgell tas retiry wh Prep. Philadetghita Ort KP Rahenes of Tragerstows is vibe in Broberick today. Mrs S th Hedges and her daughter Misa Catherine Hedges visiting Washington.Mrs WK Mullinix and Mesa plan along Chiry aan Mra Ro Delaphine spending day in Haldimere. Mr and Mrs Keefer Mhleeger moved from West Patrick street to rest in Philadelphia. Mrs Ernest Holman and Misa Grace Hoffman West South street returned from Baltimore. Mr and Mrs J W Crothers and Master Charles Crothers College Park returned from visit on the eastern Shore. Misses Vinnie Stone and Heles Lewis of this city returned after week at Westminster Sykesville and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs QO KL 4ittle and chile of Denver Colorado visiting Mr Zittle's sister Mrs William E Darner on Mass Third street. They will visit his mother Mrs Charlotte Zittle at Jefferson.
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William FB Morgell
Philadetghita
Rahenes
Tragerstows
Broberick
S. Th Hedges
Misa Catherine Hedges
Washington
WK. Mullinix
Mesa
Plan Alond Chiry
Ro. Delaphine
Haldimere
Mro
Keefer Mhleeger
West Patrick Street
Reste
Philadelphia
Ernest Holman
Misa Grace Hoffman
West South Street
Baltmore
J. W. Crothers
Charles Crothers
College Park
Astern Shore
Vinnie Stone
Heles Lewis
Westminster
Sykesville
Baltimore
Return of Mrs. Weaver From Hospital
After two weeks in Frederick City Hospital Mrs. Ern esl E Weaver wife of Rev EB J Weaver pastor of Glade Reformed church Walkersville returned home nearly fully recovered and will resume duties. The congregation Ladies Guild Sunday school and friends sent plants flowers and a warm welcome. Dr J O Hendrix treated her as the city cooled with a 41 degree low and 64 degree high. Frost touched the low areas this morning.
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Frederick City
Ernesl E. Weaver
EB. J. Weaver
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
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