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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
8
Correspondents report social visits in Buckeystown with residents and guests from Philadelphia Washington New York and Capital Heights. A severe storm damaged orchards and crops Friday night uprooting trees and blowing fruit from branches. The Lutheran Church Aid Society led a Sunday program in Doubs as autumn activities begin.
Harvesters buzz with cheer as banks receive federal loans to move crops. Treasury reports indicate over 100 national banks submitted applications totaling around 20 million dollars. Community notices recount church programs, local storms, picnics, and obituaries amid harvest season.
Mrs Amile Eyler and Mrs Jane Delaplens spent Thursday afternoon together. Union Bridge residents Roy Moore and his wife visited Joseph Fox’s family. Thurmont residents Willis Seirs and Allen Saylor joined C C Sayfor’s family on Sunday. Weliy and daughter Pauline plus George Hoff visited Frederick friends. Mrs Milton Butt of New Midway with William Emlett of Hanover spent Thursday with William Stagie. Hoff family members hosted visitors at Walkersville. Keefer Windbarger and children vacationed with Creagerstown relatives. Hoff suffered a left hand cut Friday requiring stitches from Dr R L Hammond of Frederick. Eckenrode near Emmitsburg visited Moses Winebrenner and family on Sunday. Sterling Spurrier of Central spent Sunday with Walter Repp. Hanover Pa resident Fred Miller visited relatives here. Miss Jacy Wolfe of Baltimore is spending time with local kin. My A EF Packer repairs his dwelling. Mrs Vernon Grossnichle and Cait leaved.
Mrs Elmer Grossneckle and children spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Roy Snyder and family. Mr and Mrs DB Repp and children visited Mr and Mrs J Diebt on Saturday. Miss Gessie Johnson spent a few days in town. George Peters ard brother visited Luther Blessings and family Sunday evening.
The Beall Nine announce a reunion and camp at Greenfield Mills near the foot of Sugarloaf Mountain starting August 8. Evening activities run Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays as family and friends travel from the old Beall homestead of Emory M. Beall to the former family site.
An old advertisement touts a cholera and bowel complaint remedy with enthusiastic claims it never fails. It describes sufferers enduring severe attacks and life threatening need for relief, urging readers to buy from dealers and to read The News for more.
Public notice from Moberly Painting and Decorating outlines a new advertising method to share costs among friends and patrons. The firm touts modern paper hanging equipment and promises thorough mechanical workmanship. It offers discounts on wall paper stocks and 25 percent off mantels and fireplace goods for cash-only August transactions.
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