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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
8
A bustling column records visits and gatherings among residents of Frederick, Woodsboro, Locust Grove, and nearby areas. Families share afternoons with relatives, baptisms occur at W Barrick’s farm, and churches hold services and confirmations amid illness and recent deaths.
Mr and Mrs Longernecke and Julie grandson of the Eastern Shore visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Calvin Fogle and daughter Reta spend Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Thomas Metz and family. Among those who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lather Blessing.
Poles are being planted for the extension of the telephone line to Deerfield. Herman Hauver purchased an automobile. Samuel Lewis, an aged citizen, is very ill. Mt Bethel church holds service next Sunday at 10:30 led by Rev. Creek. Glenn Poffinberger of Gettysburg visited his parents Sunday. G O Poffinberger bought a piano for his daughters. Victor Toms of Strausstburg Pa. returned home after visiting friends. Mettie Bonchoff of near Smithsburg visited here last Wednesday. Esther Buhrman of Euclid visited Monday. Selina Toms of Mt Zion visited daughter Alice Toms Sunday. Alvey Brandenburg, long ill with rheumatism, is out again.
Farm and Fireside suggests weighing accuracy and moisture loss in butter. Shrinkage from 12 to 16 percent moisture occurs as moisture evaporates, with one pound prints losing about a quarter ounce weekly if air circulates. Proper weight of a cutter print and careful packaging affect consumer trust and direct farm sales success.
The Oak Hill Literary Society opened with songs and minutes reading led by president. Irene Strine Nellie Richardson Mae Roverts Rolang Young Adda Cartiy Catherine Barrick George Etyler George L. Lizier Gus Slagle Jack Armstrong Might hear Abraham Lincoln play with characters including Ada Sable Nancy Lincoln Warrs Nichols and Mr Crawford. Meeting adjourned with Saver Threads Among the Gold and announced next meeting May 2 at 8 o'clock.
The Pennsylvania Railroad bans from dining car service any employee with a communicable tendency. Quarterly physicals are required for all staff handling food, with 100 percent pass only. Tuberculosis eye or skin diseases disqualify workers. layover lodgings with sanitary protections exist and are inspected by superintendents, inspectors, and medical examiners.
Less than two weeks remain before the Washington Post motor truck reliability run begins its 288 mile journey. A field of 40 or more starters is likely, with Freder ick hosting the first day May 5 and motorists to dine at the City Hotel.
An advertisement notes poor plumbing in a house and ties it to digestive health, urging readers to keep systems in good order and suggesting Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief. Sold by all dealers and available via subscriptions to The News.
Patrons from Prederich and nearby areas rush to Pearte’s Vidi Pharmacy to obtain Dr Tieward’s remedy at half price. Demand for Upsatd Co products and Worm-Hold’s medicines drives quick purchases of six hundred bottles amid warnings of limited stock.
The Western Maryland Railway will complete a new passenger station at Hagerstown by the end of April. The old depot, in use since 1888 and long seen as an eyesore, will be removed after occupancy of the new building.
A large portrait of Frank M. Cline, noted as a felting grand leader of the Royal Arandmim, was unveiled last night during the annual banquet at the Arcanam Bailway on West Saratoga Street in Baltimore. The event marked part of the grand order’s annual meeting, with officers’ terms expiring and plans laid for the year ahead.
In a court proceeding at Towson the judge ordered Dr Price committed to Laurel Sanitarium after a finding of mental illness. The case involved assessments by the State Board of Health and referenced Dr Marshall presiding over official duties.
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