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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
3
Mrs Laura Runkles and her son George of Glen Rock visit daughter Mrs Frank Hoffman who is ill. Numerous brief notices list visits, travels, and small town happenings across New Market Rocky Springs and Ferga ville including church fetes and family visits.
In the absence of the pastor Rev. Robert Doty will lead services at St Luke's Church on Sunday August 6 at 10 30 am The Mt Carmel Aid and Missionary Society will present a program there Sunday evening at 7 30 pm Various residents visit relatives and travelers frequent the area Miss Julia Sheales and others visit Gracehall Walkersville and Rocky Ridge Lutheran reunion attendees and Tolchester excursion discussed Who hath sorrows Who hath contention Who hath redness of eyes He who fails to advertise
Mrs. Gale entertained at her Claire Place home with Miss Florence Cope as guest of honor. Prizes went to Courney Williams and George Delaflaine. consolation prizes to Ellen McGill Baker and Dr. Harner. Guests included Florence Cope Ruth Fisher Virginia Carty and others. Refreshments served. Rev J J Rives and wife celebrated second marriage anniversary with a donation party at 125 East Third Street.
Architect Leber of Kamine and Leber York Ta conferred with Evan gelical Lutheran church building committee regarding preparing specifications for an addition to the Sunday school building on East Second Street for the primary school department. Committee members present included C Aacharias George J Immerman J Marshal Miler ES Nobles and Win I Zimmerman.
An advertising note asserts success follows from placing ads in this newspaper, urging readers to invest in notice space to boost visibility and outcomes.
Maryland Republican leaders indicate Goldsborough will run for governor in the statewide primary on August 29, 1911. Bartlett is urged for Attorney General, with Western Maryland banker eyed for Comptroller. Gallant plans and Cameron Crothers and Lee may unite against Gorman as Talbott backs Lee amid a divided party.
Purely personal notes list visitors and residents across city streets and nearby towns. Names include William F Steiner of Florida and Kin a Hughes of Washington DC visiting local households, with trips to Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, and Pen Mar noted alongside returns from Leesburg and Atlantic City.
The Frederick Railroad receives an additional 250 horsepower water tube boiler, bringing the powerhouse total to five and allowing one boiler to be out of service without delaying cars. George F. Motter and Sons of York, PA installed the unit, delivered from Ohio to Frederick yesterday.
Henry KC Fox of East Patrick street has received the contract to install the steam heating plant in the Evangelical Reformed church. The piece notes the value of The News classified advertising for prompt, cost effective results.
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a blood purifier that regulates stomach liver and kidneys and expels poisons. It claims improved digestion strength nerves and health with testimonials from C T Budahn of Tracy California. Available for 30 at D Pearre's Pharmacy.
In Libertytown a color church dispute over a preacher license led William T. Davis to accuse Harvey C. Jackson by parable saying you stole the golden wedge. Jackson sues for slander as judges decide the biblical reference Joshua 7:21 and the meaning of the phrase.
The thirty fourth annual bush meeting by temperance advocates of Loudoun and nearby Virginia counties began yesterday in Dillow's woods across the Potomac from Brunswick near Purcellville and will run eight days.
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