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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
6
Reverend Gearhart of Orangeville preaches at Reformed church on Sunday, congregation votes to extend a call. Community notices include W C T U meeting highlights, deaths and relocations, visits, and school spelling bee plans for Fengaville, with multiple local families noted for moves and visits.
An old American Medical Association call to prevent consumption by keeping the lungs strong through upright posture. Emphasizes chest expansion, open shoulders, and regular breathing to avert weakened lungs. Encourages outdoor living and erect stance for performers and workers to reduce tuberculosis risk.
From across the nation letters pour into the Baltimore Eye and Throat Hospital about a remarkable three month old infant treated last week by Dr Floyd Whitham. The cornea attached to the eyeball may restore sight and could revolutionize optic surgery though final success remains unconfirmed. The infant David Kane improves though clouding risk remains. His mother Mrs Kane stays beside him at the Frederick native’s bedside with cautious hope.
A social gathering yesterday afternoon honored Lieut and Mrs Sidney Erickson at their East Fourth Street home. Prizes were won by Miss Fannie Baungardner and Miss Ruth Moberly. a light luncheon followed. Attendees included Mrs Albert Riodes, Mrs Waller Fo Zeigler, Miss Mae Shiples, Carre Shiples, Mar x Branner, and Elizabe A N auwen hy s Ring Woberts. The event also noted the anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs Baum gardner on South Market Street.
Purely Personal notes reveal Mrs John Alike and Mrs Charves Stocking are visiting Dalilimere, Mesars, and Mobberly. Miss Minnie Yost of Ballimore stays with her uncle, Mr Willam H. Kee, while Genevieve and Nettie Bert head to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Roy Hickman move from Seattle to Doubs for a new job. Austin Mantz returns from Baltimore aiding Mrs Sparrow who is recovering from a dentist instrument injury. hope lingers for sight recovery.
Frederick youths form strong amateur nine under manager Smith and captain Lynn. The Y M C A squad includes Hogarth Zeigler Biggs James and Wastler with plans for games against Adams town New Market Thurmont Union Bridge Westminster and local clubs. Open April 25 versus Maryland School for the Deaf.
P Mc Handler recently ill sits up Mrs Minnie Jones West Patrick street on sick list Mrs Fritchie H Hauer East South Mr Claude R McCleery West Church street quite sick somewhat improved Mr Oliver E McClow East Third street in for several weeks slightly improved County Constable Chester M Hauver sprained left ankle unable to be about with aid of a cane
Mr Murray D Fout formerly with Hagan Grothers for 15 years opens a blacksmith shop on Last Eight street near Market street. Switzerhand now makes 34 hours legal workings week.
Thousands suffer stomach upset as they seek a real fix beyond tonics. Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets promise to clear undigested food and restore natural liver and bowel function, with a light taste on the tongue and a 25 cent per box price from The Rhys Labor Company of Columbus, Ohio.
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