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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
6
Frederic k Maryland August 6 1973 issue presents publication details for The Daily News and The Semi Weekly News. It lists publishers officers and staff roles including Birely Delaplaine and C Will Foot with telephones and mailing information and subscription rates for the Semi Weekly News.
Subscribers urged to report missed papers as The Frederick News promotes the 1913 Frederick County Fair. The notice lists multiple sale locations and notes improvements, enlarged departments, and higher horse premium lists.
The panel yesterday approved three standard fire escapes for the Union Manufacturing hosiery building as advised by Maryland Fire Marshal Myers. He notes further precautionary work on the east side, stressing fire safety and public protection across the state campaign.
Improvements to the poultry house and grounds of the Frederick County Agricultural Society and plans for the approaching exhibition are underway. The 24913 catalogue of the fair reminds residents of ongoing granges and yearly enhancements and the steady progress of the Frederick Fair in the county.
The New York World column notes a string of sensational autos and injuries listed as Sunday headlines. It contrasts Sunday excess and danger, reflecting on lives lost and the culture of risk in American life.
A farmer's daughter explains a city hired actor posing as her brother to entertain guests while burglars raid the pantry. A summer boarder mocks him as a rube, the farmer vows to handle the intruders and offers painkiller to aid the moment. The exchange ends with a note on a summer girl awaiting engagement to a fall guy.
The verse asserts the day’s work matters now not future plans or past gains. It emphasizes immediate effort over distant goals and urges contentment with outcomes born from current duties and sacred powers guiding effort.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Bugh RB. Norris have returned from their wedding trip. Mrs. Harry Hewitt of York Pa visiting at Mrs. Moses Wisher's home. Mrs. Charles Miller and Miss Elizabeth Zeigler visiting friends in Woodsboro. May Smith Markell returned from Tilghman's Island. Mrs. Jease Hoover has returned from Penn Grove Camp. Miss Mary R. Zimmerman visiting Buckeystown. Mr. Harling Spongeller spent vacation at Pen Grove Camp. Miss Edith M. Jones returned from Brooklyn. Miss Rose Duvall and Mrs. Marian Duvall and son Edward spending vacation with friends in Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shafer of Baltimore have returned. Mr. Philip King of McKeesport now guest of the Crums. Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Hummelbargeh have returned from Penn Grove Camp. Grace and Katherine Hummelbaugh to Chambersburg for visit.
The doctor died at his Barberton home after a brief pneumonia illness. Rev. Dr. Snyder learned of his brother's critical condition on Sunday and traveled to see him before he died. A longtime physician with a large practice, he was 85. Funeral service and interment planned in Barberton. Also reported Mrs Addie B. Eiler of Hagerstown died after a long heart trouble illness. She is survived by relatives and will be buried in Rose Hill Cemetery Flagerstown.
Mr H A Albaugh of Frederick now in Philadelphia works at the Y M C A and is at Silver Bay Lake George New York for three months attending the Silver Bay Association He writes that he will take The News and will notify when he wants his address changed
Local firms announce new lime kilns and a railroad siding to the kilns. McMurray Canning begins pulling sugar corn on Schell farm near Ubiscit. Mt Airy Methodist Protestant camp meeting underway. Independent Hose Company attends funeral of Emory Nusz. Woe TOU elect officers: Vester Mersell president Pattie Enselbrecht vice president Florence Mealty treasurer Leu Ensellbrecht assistant treasurer Katie Rarigis corresponding secretary Grace Radi recording secretary.
Maryland road commission inspection finds ongoing construction from Howard County line to Frederick with plans to finish by winter. Officials note concrete section Ridgeville to Damascus progressing, macadam favored for durable surface, and statewide funds near exhaustion in Frederick County with 30 miles of the Old National Pike improved.
Mr Waller quoted estimates on funding for a statewide road network through incorporated towns. He suggested 6 to 7 million dollars may be needed for a complete system, with the Good Roads Commission set to push for two years of work. Frederick County residents were said to file fewer complaints, and the speaker lamented the county not using the shoemaker road fund, which he said offers substantial road value.
Nellie L L Burgess daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Burgess of New Market wed Charles W Wiles in Baltimore yesterday afternoon Rev David May officiated They plan Atlantic City honeymoon returning Sunday to New Market Wiles to manage D C Winebrewer and Son Brunswick The couple will reside there Orendorie Scopt Nelle M Scotti and Russell C Orendorff both of Strawsburg Va married quietly at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Rev Henri G Kieffer
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hargett on August 3 honored his 65th year. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Simeon Hargett, Mr and Mrs. William Floner, Mr and Mrs. George Stockman, and many Hargett family members with Elmer, Albert, Earl, Donard Hargett and others.
New York stocks are listed with quotations furnished by Motter Bros and Co. The item presents current market figures, reflecting prices, advances and declines in the day’s early trading.
A straightforward approach is outlined emphasizing practicality and firm steps. Officials invite residents to come in for a full briefing and discussion of the plan as today’s session opens.
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