Community Notices and Personal Updates From Baltimore Area
Mrs. Frank Y W Sibley and Miss Estelle Warner visit Burgesss home on Herman avenue and depart for home. Miss Marla Howard visits Mrs Freeman on Torre street. Rev R A Robinson preached Bessie May Clark s funeral at her parents home. The child died Sunday at five months and was buried Elmwood Cemetery. Jonas unable to fill pulpit due to foot injury. Wales Chav Womble born to frame of baker and wife on Pembroke avenue. Mrs Dew recipient of gifts at eleventh birthday party. A Presbyterian festival on grounds served ice cream cake and lunch. crowd enjoyed.
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Frank Y W. Sibley
Baltimore
Mad
Gollin Burgess
Herman Avenue
Estelle Warner
Nannie Myers
Marla Howard
Gloucester County
Freeman
Torre Street
R.A. Robinson
Bessie May Clark
Parteree
Bite Little
Viraivefn
Santtarium
Tory
Elmwood Cemetery
Dee Fl
Jonas
Bker
Statner
Pembroke
Misia Dew
Parsonage and Aid Society of
MecKendree
W. 3B. Price
Concord
W. S. Staples
Mozart Avenue
Mary Owens
Sadie Spann
Brambleton Avenue
Mathews County
Jerome Capps
Ttle
Georgie
East Highland Avenue
Spurgeon
Mamie Patrick
Last
Bramblezton Avenue
Hunter Dykes
North Park Avenue
John W. Rison
Mavanna County
Harry S
W. JD. Allard
Highland Avenue
Nimwood
Epworth League
Mehendree
Dickson Eckles
J. Peterson
Sreonad
A. W. Criovs
W. KE
N. B. Worrell
Hunter Wilson
H.G. Worrell
Mir. A. Liaiwrence Harwell
Irene Lownesbery
Wide Awake
Paul Harrell
TR. H. Bennett
Glonard
Virginia Teach
John Whitehead
Levitt Avenue
Creerge Burgers
North Park
Preonts Messrs Lanks
Cate
Hankork
Jerniiean
SPN
Sterling
Jernigan
Vancork
Gale
Qubbs
Besson
Toxmorcow
Sucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised with grand claims
An old advertisement touts Sucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for sores ulcers rashes fevers and skin eruptions. It promises painless cures and offers a box for two shillings with delivery by Durrow Martin Co.
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Sents
Durrow Martin Go
Stray pig notice and Mec Kendree club report
A local strays column notes a stray pig in town and the Mec Kendree Parsonage and Aid Society plans a 4 o clock meeting. Various residents are listed with visits, receipts, and family mentions amid community announcements and small town events.
Clausen Routs Five Earned In Rivalry Game
Morning results list Richmond Lancaster Reading Norfolk Paterson Newark Hartford in varied scores. Afternoon and yesterday’s games show Athletics Newark Reading Norfolk Lancaster and Paterson contests. Tonight’s schedule has Lancaster at Richmond Reading at Norfolk and Athletics at Newark with Hartford at Paterson.
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Lancaster
Newark
Paterson
Hartford
Reading
Norfolk
Richmond
Athletics
Newarks
Newark ‘ L. PC
O Vewen
Lancaster Oy Ee
Aid Wartford
Tee
Norfolk Eee
Eae
Paterson Sf
Richmond Wetee
Athletics Ee Reee
Double Victory Delights Local Fans With Close Finish And Shutout
Monday produced two strong games that thrilled local enthusiasts. The first built to a tense finish with the home team rallying in the ninth after a rough start. McParland starred by holding the visitors to two hits through seven innings, while Reading failed to drive in any runners.
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McParland
Reading
Norfolk Downs Reading In Slugfest Victory
Norfolk wins a high scoring game over Reading 6 to 2. Clausen earns the decision after a tough start, reading errors and timely hits by Leahy Spratt and McIntyre key the offense. Slater, Smith and Snyder harnessed late rally power for Norfolk.
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Gilroy Ree Lake & Co
Sean
BOD Music
Cearee Bunting
John BB. Loughran, Jr
J. HA. Loughran
Boaneere
W. A. Smith
Ted
Daniel Leahy
J. Wenlz
FR. Truehart
Franklin Theater
Stevenson
Wranklin Theauter
Barnes
G. Glenn
Wranklin Theater
Stevens
Pranklin Theater
Wades
Huntersville
C. Cromwell
W. Blanks
Trumtersville
Berkley Friend
Newton
BR. Snyder
Fred. Clausen
Jack Hennessy
Franklin
Henter
Nellie Monroe
AL Weddige
George Seaver
N. Phelps
AO B. Stuart
Jake Welhs
J. Whitehurst
Prankin Henter
I Bu CG
M. Howard
W. Farrell
G. A. Lunie
Wriantkih Theater
J. Stevenson
Wrankin Teater
Brooms Fall to Reading in Wild Ninth Inning Slugfest
Reading toppled the Brooms in a wild game with late-inning hits. Slater and Raymond led Reading, while Brown struggled on the mound before Newton and Clausen finished. Norfolk loans and roster shuffles were noted, including Hannivan’s move and Lucid’s release, as Reading lingered near the Atlantic league race.
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Brown
Newton
Slater
Stratton
Welhl
Raymond
Leahy
Weddige
Snyder
Smith
Minnehan
Sprain
Melarlan
Welhs
Wentz
Pop Tate
Reading
Norfolk
Clausen
McFarlan
Minneham
McIntyre
Gallagher
Barckley
van Infield
McWarlan
Spratt
MclIntyre
Wenta
Tate
Apeane
Aly
Weihl
Suffolk Baseball Notes and Player Updates
Local baseball notes report on readings from a recent game day. Mentions include Smith and Wen, Slater’s rifling pace on base, Lathnore’s strikeouts, Pop Tate’s improving form, and Heydon’s release due to ill health. Also notes hay field work and cross outfield fence care as offbeat items.
Paterson Beats Hartford In Rugged Road Ball Victory
Paterson New Jersey defeated Hartford today after ten straight losses in a rugged road ball contest. The final score shows Paterson 24 to Hartford 6 with a sequence of nine points late in the second period. Batteries were Jones and Westlake for Paterson and Frye and Roach for Hartford.
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Paterson
N.J
Hartford
Jones and Westlake
Frye and Roach
Newark Plays a Snappy Game in Airy Exhibit
Newark N J July 6 Newark put up the snappy game today and at no time were the Athletics dangerous. Score Rh Jr Newark. Batteries Carrick and A Rothfuss Ames and F Seaub.
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Newark
N. J
Rh. Jr
Athletics
Carrick
A. Rothfuss
Ames
F. Seaub
Tied National League games reported for Monday scores
Box score style recap lists numerous NL results with Cincinnati and Baltimore games, Chicago and Washington, Louisville and St Louis, New York and Brooklyn, and Philadelphia and Boston among others. Various pitcher and batting lines appear, with mentions of rain delays and two hour games.
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Gomes
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chisago
Washington
Louisville
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Tryn
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Chimura
Washingston
Loaston
Ww PC
Roeton
Iberaoklyn
Anu
Tigers Defeat Berkleys in One-Sided City Match
The Tigers, among the top amateur teams in the city, defeated the Berkleys in a lopsided Monday afternoon game at South Nor folk. Pett and ANU sons contributed to the Tigers' dominant win.
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the Tigers
Berkleys
Norfolkk
Pame
Pett Anu Sons
Norfolk youths rally Tigers in a frenzied game
The Norfolk youngsters pressed the Tigers with high energy and noisy support, while Micéry's players dominated at bat and in the field. Key performers included Herbert at second, Proctor shortstop, Hart pitcher, and Tatum at shortstop for the Berkleys. the Tigers rode strong hitting to win 19 to 10.
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Norfolk
Tigers
Felows
Tigéra
Herbert
Proctor
Ing
Meeks
Godwin
Guy
Hart
Bail
Hannon
Berkleys
Suffolk and Newport News baseball clash ends in Suffolk win
In Suffolk Virginia on July 6 the locals defeated Newport News 3 to 2 in a pitchers' duel led by Latimer. Latimer struck out every Newport News run, while Carr and Becks' catching featured for Suffolk. Defarge Behne and Ozman starred for the visitors as Suffolk tied in the seventh and claimed the victory in the final innings.
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Suffolk
Will Tok
Newport News
Latimer
Carr
24Eiecks
Defarge
Behne
Ozman
Mlanfora
Two-Base Tilt Fueled Suffolk Win Over Newport News
Suffolk beat Newport News 6 to 4 in a tight afternoon game. Latimer strong on mound with 12 strikeouts, Keeler tied late with a timely hit. Landrum held control as Host struggled. Meller Defarge and Mahon led Suffolk batting while Magee and Ozman starred for Newport News.
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Newport News
Hoost
Defarge
Ofe
Latimer
Anthony
Suffolks
Suffolk
Kilby
Meller
Ozman
Twinberty
Baden
Mahon
Magee
Aright and Sherer
Garnet
Suffolk Beats Newport on Narrow Ball Game
Earned runs Suffolk 2 Newport Newa 6 in a pitching duel. Seer Host doubled and Lan drum struck out. Suffolk left on base 10, Newport 6. Errors gave Suffolk 2, Newport 3. Baker Eller Sherer credited with hit by pitch. Filcks Magee passed balls. Kilby Bahen Garr Enright Sherer Blandford involved in double plays. Time 1 55. Umpire Mr. Graham.
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Tye
Suimmingy
Norfolk
Reading
Lavid
McPartin
Bhiis— Barchiy
Leahy
McIntyre
Norfall
Read- Inc
Strick
Planililer
Spratt
Barclays
McAtneckin
Woeitz
Wents
Pranmiller
Wiest
Slater
Norfollk
Teading
Tite
Sprath
Pareley
Smith
Mastond
Gallagher
Barehay
Siverifties
hall—oSlater
Shruck Owi
Newton
Clausen
Norfoat
Treadmar
Noarfolk
Readineg
Pirie
Snyder
Suffolk
Landrum
Newport Newa
Baker
Eller
Sherer
Filcks
Ds Magee
Kilby
Bahen
Garr
Enright
Blandford
Mr. Graham
State officials visit Virginia Beach to assess transportation firms
Among visitors Monday were State Auditor Morton Marye and State Treasurer Harmon who arrived from Richmond and spent the day at Virginia Beach. They were engaged yesterday in assessing the property of the various transportation companies.
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Morton Marye
Harmon
Richmont
Viresinia Beach
Linen Preversible Dollars and Cults Advertisement
An unusual vintage ad touts Linen Preversible Dollars and Cults as money saving tools for labor and care, claiming they reduce laundry costs and build confidence. The text is fragmentary and stylistic, noting “they vas” and urging readers to “see ady.”
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Ady
Great Bathing at the Bench by Levy Bros
Bathing at the Bench advertised with swimsuits from Levy Bros. Prices listed for men women and children. Public notice urges shoppers to buy this week for best value on bath attire.
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Levy Bros
Fragmented OCR Item About Photographs and Prices
A damaged OCR fragment mentions photographs and prices including a dollar amount and an unclear description of favorite photographs. The text includes distorted names and fragments of potential captions or advertiser notes with no coherent event or clear entities.
Board reserves seats for Ikebida on Department 275
A terse notice notes that Department 275 reserves a board seat for Ikebida, with unspecified terms. The fragmentary text implies a staffing or appointment action affecting the department and a named individual. Further details are not readable in the source.
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Ikebida
Case of Dry Catarrh Described as Most Intractable Form
A historical medical note discusses the dry catarrh as the most intractable form of catarrhal affections, detailing symptoms and the challenge it presents to treatment. The wording emphasizes its stubborn nature and the persistence of nasal and respiratory discomfort.
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William McPherson
Berkley, Var
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