YMCA A Football Practice Matches High School Team
The YMCA A football squad, using largely the same line as last year, holds a 4 o clock practice at the college athletic field against a High School representative team. Cy Malone is captain, Hugh Duffay manager, with Landauer Jacobs Beard Munshower Brown Maulsby Malone and others forming the temporary lineup. D John Markey coaches both YMCA A and High School players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOGA
Y.M.C. A
Shipe
Sp Og
Y. M. C.A. Jagat
Com. C.ca
Law’s Grip Shows Violent Quarrel Over Drink
A drunken quarrel led to Cromwell allegedly attacking Plater with a knife and Plater striking Cromwell with a blunt object. Cromwell was held on $100 bail by the grand jury and committed to jail after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stely
Ninistepson
Thomas Crater
Cromwell
Wilder
bin Hn
Masons Dined In Honor Of Builder At West South Street
A rear building to the Cramer property on West South street was completed on Wednesday. Elmer McC Phebus oversaw the mason work and was feted with a sumptuous dinner by Mr and Mrs Cramer as thanks for the efforts. A separate incident at the Square Comer saw a piece of iron strike Edward Kline's arm, causing a small vein to rupture and cancel his return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cramer
West South Street
Elmer McC. Phebus
Cramer
Edward Kline
State Roads Commission to Open Bids for Two Road Sections
Baltimore bids open today for the State Roads Commission on two construction sections. One runs 4.48 miles from Jefferson to Peteraville and the other about 2.67 miles from Peteraville to Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads. Commission
Baltimore
Jefferson
Peteravinle
Peteravine
Knoxville
Not Guilty in Distillery Case and Amicable Divorce Hint
The court found the company not guilty of selling liquors under the same name and products, while traversers Albert A. Dond and partners argued on the case. An amicable agreement was reached in the Easterly matter, with Mrs Easterly willing to live with her husband. Separately, George Ensor was fined for non support of a minor child, Roy W. Tamburg and Ramaburg Indleiea faced penalties for liquor-related charges, and a Baltimore and Ohio line introduced automatic block signals between Washington Junction and Brunswick, reducing need for signalmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atéin
Compfense
Albert A. Dond
Cumbertana
Stoner
Weinberg
Wasry
Ensor
George
Arid
Eingor
John, Fogle
Steet
Uiem
Ree
Harp
Ramaburg
Jil
Roy* W. Tumaburg
Waquora
Traverser
Ramaburg Indleiea
Simnday
Urner
Robert Mm McDowell
Petersville
Progrésa
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Junction
Brunswick
Baltimore
Jampmen
Ice Cream Factories Inspected in Hagerstown
State food inspector John Arnold conducted inspections of ice cream factories in Hagerstown to determine compliance with law and check for adulterations. The inspector's approach was practical, with no special targets evident in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Arnold
Hagerstown
Ex-Cockrell seeks milk contracts in Washington County
Former White Grass Milk Co president in Fredericksburg and Washington County visited farmers yesterday to press for long term contracts. He outlined plans to secure 1,000 giltoits daily for Frederick plant and discussed distribution to Hagerstown and beyond, while urging swift dairy cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
White Grass
Washington
Meyne
White Crowe Milk Company
Freder Feki
Wawbington
Tryhigz
Atkt Au Lryitier
Epter
Ageaxt
Giltoits “Ofall
Frederick
Hitrie
Tally
Saittloik
Ecds Company
Ee Tagerstaw
Ting
Seattle
Reott
Baltimore Mayor and family to spend Sunday in Frederick
Mayor J Barry Mahool and his wife plan a Sunday visit to Frederick. He will leave Baltimore early Sunday via the Western Maryland Railway, arrive in Frederick at 9 15 am, attend Grace Reformed Sunday school services, and stay at the Markey home on Hetvhta while in town with Mrs Mahool and their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
J. Barry Mahool
Grace Reformed
Maryland
Thurmont
Frederick County Colony Plans Annual Pilgrimage
At a Frederick County Colony of Baltimore meeting at Mr A R King's home the officers decided to hold the colony's annual pilgrimage to Frederick on October 30 to attend the Frederick County Agricultural Society event. About 200 persons are expected.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Fredérick
Balti-more
A. R.king
Frederick Fir
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Salvation Army men charged with cruelty to animals
Two Frederick Salvation Army workers from the Thurmont branch, including George M. Storm, were arrested on cruelty to animals charges. The men were said to have forced a horse from Rouserville, Pa. Thurmont residents protested as the horse neared ruins of health. after hearings the magistrate dismissed the case and the horse was removed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Salvation Army
George. M. Storm
Thurmont
Rouserville
Local church events and charity notices in region
The United Brethren church schedules its annual homecoming with Sunday services at 3:00 pm and a 7:30 pm program featuring sermons and guest speakers from Evangelical and Reformed churches. Justice Eckstein warns local residents of cruelty laws and possible prosecutions. three carloads of cattle wreck near Terra Alta injure and kill several cattle bound for Emmitsburg via Hagerstown.
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United Brethren Church
Kervices
Jon J. We. Kiracofe
Yirograns
Inuale
Hey
Ysser B
G. Rapp
Taviherav Ehitrel
Low
Felracore
Farm Sold at Public Sale Near Tuscarora Station
Auctioneer L M Bready sold a 134 acre farm near Tuscarora Station to Scott Fry for 366 per acre. Executors Otho T Nichols and Edward Nichold were involved. Two woodlots sold to William Turner at 5 per acre. A separate item notes Ollie Phebus winning a chafing dish with lucky number 236 at Braddock Heights Casino event.
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L.M. Bready
Lickaville
Charles
Otho T. Nichols
Edward Nichold
Tuscarora Station
Scott
Fry
William, Turner
Braddock Heights
Misa
Ollie
Phebus
Madison Street
Xinger-Galitn Nuptials Reported In Baltimore
Report from Baltimore notes the marriage of Mr. John F. Troger of Frederick to Alva Masry, performed yesterday by officiant Galtia. Details are limited due to fragmentary text.
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Xinger—Galitn
John F. Troger
Prederick
Baltimore
Alva Masry
Galtia
Aity
Water shortage warned as drought deepens in Frederick
Frederick authorities warn that water supply is at risk as drought worsens. Officials report reservoirs low, flow reduced to about half normal, and urge extreme conservation until replenishment via new pumping from Lakin Spring can begin.
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Frank
Tye
Tam
Tuscarora
Nehacalarm
Rooney
Dtouth
Frederick
Officers and list of names in organization meeting
A transcription lists several officers and members including Baker as president, German as vice president, and other names such as Gos, Wat, Batra, Jone, Ranserra, Dantes, Bane, and Conter among the attendees and roles.
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Wat’ Batra
Colored Knights of Pythias Visit Hagerstown Lodge
The Colored Knights of Pythias from Hagerstown made a fraternal visit to the local colored lodge last evening. An excursion of 177 with the Hagerstown Band rode in from a neighboring city. Streets were paraded and a reception followed at Mitchell Johnson's restaurant. Speeches were delivered by Dr. A. G. Bourne and James Ht. Brunner before the party returned at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Knights
Pythias
Hagerstown
Colored Knights of Pythias of
Paul
Colored Lodge
Nagarlic
All Saints Street
Mitchell. Johnson
Local Frederick Ads Offer Shoes Hats and Hardware
Local notices describe Queen Quality Shoes sale at the Commercial Operators in Frederick with prices $3.00 to $4.00 and a free offer. Also ads for cabbage and produce, hats, millinery displays, and hardware sharpeners at Central Hardware. A notice clarifies admission to a band bazaar is free and a milk price raise is announced.
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Queen
South Market ‘Street
Basar
Local Sale Notes and Evening At Braddock Heights Casino
Local notices advertise Holland bulbs and farm goods from Herman & Son and Frederick dairies. A milk price change to 7 cents per quart is noted. Mountain City Dreamery and several locals announce events at Braddock Heights Casino with skating bowling pool and birthday band. McCardell’s offers Swiss chocolate treats and a cake auction at the O U S A M Bazaar tonight and tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell's
Braddock Heights
Fashion and fabrics attract attention in local shop display
A fragmented ad page highlights dresses black silk gowns and novelty baskets, with details on fabrics such as Crepe and Serge. It notes shop hours, men’s and women’s fashion items, and a real estate loan section sprinkled among the merchandise.
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Tadien
Young
Relia Woot
Fabrica
Berao
wBaakot
Cobora
Ins Linich
Dolien
Aks
Bostons
Jhn D
Haendrickbon
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Whitefield
New England
United States
Aishaieis Setts
Peary's
New York
Till & P. Tn
St Albert
Sir Trown Alfred
Alfred’ Ritter, Jr
Colémaun.& Son
Methurdeils
Marvel
McCardell’s Olddook
Casto OU
A.M. Bayar
Og Pee
Eamanclipten
Stosenour & Sons Ikegl
Keller & Myers
Raving Sirtunday Caenakabeen x
Atts -Neldlg & Miller
Lichtertein, Co
Price's
News. OF the Churches
C. H. ‘Eckstein
Society For the Prevention of Cruselty
Anitals
tYeryar
Citizens' National
Citizens’ National Bank
THE
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Barbil
Wm, G. Baker
al ‘Gimmerman
v.Caniiler
Samuel G. Duvall
Frederick Railroad. Co
Lewis
Nickie
Jersey
A. Marino CO
Sciegoto
Frea;sone
Sclasors
Central
Company
South Market
Frederick Railroad, Company
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E Anderson
Nur
Dmantz
South Market Street
Holland
Hermann & Son
Mr. Hyde
Northern
Rustlerd
Aon
McCardell'b
John D. Hendrickson
Babandey
Bath
Paniels
Dhia Geube
Perstat
Elandier
Barumipy
Indy
al Eisbroblersd Walsaateey
Neidio & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Clark
Williamson's. Drug Store
Rexall Store
Frederiex
William DB
Prederick, Hi
Rae ER Chido
Furnes, Mi
Landia
Jol Gore
Allen
Mount
Piensaai Tivacea
Thom Dickerson
Mont Muuery
Sewlatown
Saar Oramer & Staufere
Braddock
Young & Staley
Oung & Staley
ATE & Fire
Dall Avenue
Maple Avenue
Aiwelinika
HIB
Keller
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