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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
8
Letters from readers describe church services, gatherings, and community notices in Libertytown and nearby towns. Rev D A Foard returns to ME church, events include spelling bee, birthday surprise, cemetery decorations, plays at the opera house, and multiple visits by residents to Frederick and Parkersburg.
Washoeton records shipment of the first tablet cast from metal recovered from the battleship Maine. About 2,000 tablets will be donated to American cities and societies. Designs by Charles Keck feature bas relief imagery and inscriptions referencing the Maine disaster of February 1898.
In Woodfield area Miss Ruth Uodmean and her parents Air and Mrs George W. Uodmean spent time with friends near Croag erstown. Mr A Demer visited our town Wednesday evening. Mr Watington Villenger and son Harvey visited that month on Wednesday. Miss EL M Trersekey was in Gladham on Wednesday. A preaching event at Wryley Grove is set for Sunday March 11 by Rev John Fort. Mrs Thomas Hope visits her mother and sister in Barnesville. Misses Bessie and Mollie Wait spent time with Miss Haisie Pope Thursday. Mrs Julia Thompson has been very ill at her Wesley Grove home. Mr and Mrs David Ward visited Mrs Julia Ben Hon Sunday afternoon. Miss Daisie Pope returned home after visiting friends in MS Airy. Miss Viela L Gilliss Sunday with Mrs Mary King. Exxorth League will meet Sunday night April 27 at the MJA church in Wesley Grove.
Miss Beulah Severn, operator at Mt Atry, is spending several days with her sister Mrs A C Kemimel in New Market. Mr Charles Harris, recently struck by a team and badly injured, is able to be out. Anmce Wilson spent a few days with her father Mr John Wilson. Plane No. 4.
Ma Jhaites Joy of this county writes from near Miamisburg Ohio detailing the Middle West flood devastation. He notes houses washed away and many farms ruined while his own loss was small. Bridges destroyed, no paper or telegraph service for weeks, and post offices reached by boats. A neighbor offered $1000 for rescue. a colored man saved him and the money. The letter also praises YL Watterson and Patterson for relief aid sent to flood sufferers.
Mr. Maurras El Houck of near Adaimstown was killed yesterday afternoon by a large hawk that fed on pond fish in the area. The slain bird weighed more, with wings stretched up to a notable measurement, and the other hawk weighed around three pounds lighter. The report notes hawk sizes and weights, indicating unusual hawk activity this year compared with past times.
Frederick Eagles plan a large National Convention in Baltimore the week of August 4 with about 980 members. Prizes total nearly six thousand dollars for parade and appearance contests, bands, uniforms, and more, plus events like a seafood feast and bay excursion. A warship visit to Baltimore is also promised. Ephraim Eyler to wed Mary Walters on May 1 at East Fifth Street. Eyler, twice married, resides at 5 Carroll Street.
Spring tonic touts Goff's Herb Bitters as a remedy for indigestion liver issues and tiredness. Claims include better digestion regular bowels and healthier blood with no opiates or liquor. Advertises 25 cent bottle from your druggist and guarantees satisfaction.
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