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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
5
On April 5 historical notes record Pocahontas marrying John Rolfe in 1614, Palo colonists. In 1906 Eastman Jolnston, genre painter, died. born 1825. In 1912 Dr J K Funk, author and publisher, died. born 1839.
A dense listing of advertisements and notices includes agents wanted by Cleopatra and The Way Co. several plants for sale, eggs for hatching by Geo L Ifert and Geo M Hett, bids and positions, cleaning services, college notices, and various business promos such as Real Estate, Shoes, and an excursion to Baltimore.
Subscribers to The News who intend changing their places of residence should send to this office their Old Address as well as the New Address to insure the transfer being promptly and properly made
Mr Theodore Buesing on North Market Street shows improvement after illness. Miss Ella Kinna of Braddock also improves from pneumonia. Mrs Mattie Wiles of Braddock, paralyzed last Monday, is somewhat better. Mr Carlton L. Stull on West Church Street, previously housebound, is now able to go out.
At the Lutheran parsonage in Woodsboro Rev R Pollenberger officiated on a Wednesday evening April two. Harry G Shank of Union Bridge wed Miss Bertha Hahn of Woodsboro in the presence of close acquaintances. Shank is a Pilot office employee and Hahn is a Rosebud Perfume Co. worker. The couple will reside in Union Bridge.
Brief items note a new electric sign in front of P. L. Hargett and Company on South Market street. A humorous exchange from The Lawyer and The Witness references memory gaps, with Yonkers Sletesman quoted.
Members of Chippewa Tribe No 14 Improve Order of Red Men urged to attend funeral of late brother Robert W Kessel Ring at the Wigwam on Sunday the 6th Sun Plant Moon with the descent of the sun. Chief of Records John F Bennett notes event and timing. Also mentions Masonic reception April 4 and a theatre monologue event at Womans College Hall with 25 cent admission.
About 375 persons attended a reception at the Masonic Temple hosted by Columbia Lodge No. 58 A F and A Masons in the presence of masters and their wives. The event featured a receiving line on the fourth floor, two punch bowls, assorted refreshments, and a late dance with the Frederick Select Orchestra.
A fragmentary readout lists assorted items at Busy Corner including toilet paper, paper products, brooms, tally cards, Kodaks, jointed character dolls, paper covered novella, envelopes, and new books on magazines. The wording appears as a jumble of sale items and catalog notes with no clear prices or brands.
An opportunity to hear one of the best entertainments of the season. The Peutztown Bard and the College Glee Club perform April 10 at College Hall. OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL. Frederick, Md. Insurance services and real estate listings for Frederick County farms and city property.
Adjutant General Macklin will visit Frederick on Wednesday to inspect camp site options for the Maryland National Guard. The committee aims to select a location and will review several sites. Meanwhile Baltimore Motor Truck Co representatives failed to reach Frederick due to a vehicle breakdown and returned to Baltimore after a Monrovia train ride.
Multiple community notices, lodge meetings, funerals and social events. Frederick Lodge No 371 prepares for a funeral and initiates a large class of candidates. Board meetings at Frederick City Hospital set for April 8. Dissolution of partnership for Putman & Creager Undertakers Walkersville. Market and service ads list fresh produce, meats, and dry cleaning. Various lectures and events announced for April in Frederick and surrounding towns.
Liberty Town Savings Bank receivership clears the way to pay all claims in full and creditors. About 70 percent of par value is expected for stockholders as Judge Worthington approves the auditor’s plan. Checks to be issued and distributed from Libertytown next week, with $3,408.35 remaining in the receiver’s hands to apply to shareholder debts. Reynolds lawsuit against Dowtes disputed. hearing sought for next Saturday. Other suits filed in Libertytown over a $200 note.
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