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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1914

Page

5

Among the Sick In Town

Miss Emma Verholn of West Third street is confined with a sprained ankle. C Hubbard Abb remains bedbound by illness for another week. Clayton C Keedy, after an operation at Maryland University Hospital, Baltimore, shows continued improvement. Mrs. Robert W Rippeon, treated at State Sanitarium Sabillasville, has returned home. Mrs. Jacob H Gorman of South Market street, ill for weeks, is improving and able to be around the house.

Emma Verholn West Third ‘Street C. Hubbard Abb Clayton C._Keedy Maryland University Hospital Baltimore Robert W. Rippeon State Sanitarium Sabillasville Jacob H. Gorman South Market Street

Atlantic City trip noted by twenty travelers

Twenty persons went to Atlantic City this morning over the Northern Central Railroad. The SOM Meeting of the Mission Band of the Evangelical Lutheran Church will be held this evening at 7 o'clock. While on a Potomac fishing trip yesterday John Dutrow and Robert Thomas landed seven bass.

Atlantic City Northern Central Evangelical Lutheran C Church Potomac John Dutrow Robert Thomas

Funeral for Infant John Burke Weller Held at Home

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John William Weller Jr. died recently and was buried yesterday afternoon at 5 from their home opposite the bar Grounds. Rev Fr John Leo Collins of St John's Catholic Church conducted services, with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.

John Burke Weller John William Weller, Jr Bar Grounds John Leo Collins St John’s Catholic Church Mt.Olivet Thomas P. Rice

All Saints Picnic at Braddock Heights

Members of All Saints Episcopal Sunday School enjoyed their annual picnic at Braddock Heights. Two cars left Frederick around 2:30 pm carrying the picnickers to the mountain top where games and contests were held. The pie eating contest crowned Osborne Shade as winner with John Frazier close behind. Supper followed on the Heights before returning to Frederick about 7:30 pm.

All Saints Frederick Schleysville Mission School Braddock Heights

Child Bitten By Dog On West South Street

A four year old child of Mrs Mollie Roberts on West South street was bitten by a dog said to belong to James Starr. The case was referred to Mayor Fraley. Mrs Roberts demanded the dog be killed. A policeman was sent to Starr who was told to seize the dog or face arrest for allowing a vicious animal to roam the streets. Starr promised to see the mayor but had not yet done so by noon.

Mollie Roberts West South Street James Starr Fraley

Bathroom Installation Near Complete at New Market Parsonage

A bathroom is being installed in the MV parsonage at New Market occupied by Rev. B. F. Ruler. The work has about been completed.

New Market B. F. Ruler

Twenty Year Test of a Diarrhea Remedy

Geo W Brock publisher of the Enterprise in Aberdeen Maryland recalls using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for twenty years claiming it is quick and safe for diarrhea and that he has never been disappointed in its results. He warns against other cures and endorses the medicine to readers.

Chamberlain Geo. W. Brock The Enterprise Aberdeen CTS

First Word From Europe Since Crisis Reaches Frederickton

Local bakery employee Paul Bernhard’s brother in Leipzig, a cartoonist, writes from July 26 describing crowds and singing as Austria fights Servia. Relatives abroad in Frederickton include Grace Burnap from Hood College and Lannie Creager, with letters from Paris prewar. Meat and wheat prices edge up amid war coverage.

Germany Schueler South Market Street Paul Bernhard Leipsie Austria Servia Baltimore Frederick Grace Burnap Washington, D. C Elinor Markey Hughes Hood College Hét Creager Jane Need Julia Stout New York Paris Bettle Need East Second Street Miss Need Miss Stout Europe London

British Patriots in Maryland Seek Return to England Fight

Frederick Fredericks a former New City Hotel clerk writes the English Consul in Philadelphia expressing willingness to return to England to volunteer for the war. Born in Yorkshire he has lived in America twelve years and foresees a long war prompting calls for volunteers. Paul EK Rochery of Hagerstown also volunteers after a French Consul call to sail for New York to fight. The Ladies Mite Society of Fairview M P church plans an August meeting at Mrs. J T Bakers. Sunday School Picnic is set for Saturday August 8 with a church grove gathering.

Frederick Fredericks New City Philadelphtia England Fredericks Mr. Fredericks Yorkshire County America Frederick Haldwin Hagerstown Paul" EK. Rochery Baltimore New York

Gifted Traveling Bag Promised For Frederick Two Homer Feat

A local benefactor in Atlantic City promises a leather travelling bag to the Frederick player who hits two home runs on Frederick grounds. The gift is noted in a letter to The News and aims to spur the team’s effort, described as a fine practical prize for any ball player.

Frederick Atlantic City

Emancipation Day Celebration in Frederick Districts

Frederick area marks Emancipation Day honoring Lincoln’s Proclamation of 1863. A parade started the event at the Fair Grounds with three bands and a drum corps. John Wesley Diggs leads the 1 Rough Riders, joined by Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts. E Mitchell Johnson presides, Claude Walker secretary. Speakers include Rev J T Carpenter, Rev J R Johnson, Rev C D Hughes, Rev English, Rev J E Dent, Rev J W Townes, Rev J L Valen tine, Rev Bryant. Master of ceremonies is Rev J Frank Lee.

Frederick United States Fair Grounds John Wesley Diggs Rough Riders E. Mitchell Johnson Claude Walker J. T. Carpenter Baltimore J. R. Johnson Washington C. D. Hughes Libertytown English Buckeystown J. E. Dent Middletown J. W. Townes J. L. Valentine Bryant J. Frank Lee Hopeland

Baltimore Mayor invites cities to float in anniversary parade

Mayor Preston of Baltimore sent letters to many city mayors inviting their towns to be represented with floats in the Star Spangled Banner Centennial parade. The floats would showcase municipal improvements to locals and visitors. Frederick is unlikely to participate, with debate over using its $2,500 state funds or criticizing past travel expenses.

Preston Baltimore Harry

Frederick Lawyer Leo Weinberg Speaks at Creagerstown Picnic

Leo Weinberg the Frederick lawyer will speak at the Creagerstown picnic on Saturday with B. H. Warner as the other speaker. The following Saturday he will address the Rocky Ridge picnic and on August 22 he will deliver the coronation address at the Mt. Airy tournament.

Leo Weinberg Frederick Creagerstown B. H. Warner Mr. Weinberg Rocky Ridge Delver Mt. Airy

Tablet Plan at Key Home and North Point Monument

At the meeting of the patriotic Son of America group in Baltimore yesterday, a tablet will be placed at Francis Scott Key's Carroll county home. A monument is to be erected at the North Point battlefield. One hundred dollars is appropriated to United Patriotic Home for Protestant Children of Maryland.

We Ratriotic Son of America Odd Fellows’ Hall Baltimore Francis Scott Key Carroll County North Point United Patriotic Home For Protestant Children of Maryland

Board of Auditors Still Working On County Accounts

The Board of Auditors remains employed in the County Commissioners and county treasurer offices to audit county accounts. Audits for Montevue accounts have been completed.

Board of Auditors Montevue

Osteopath Opens Office in Rosenour Building

Dr. Hugnev Spencer an osteopath has opened an office in the Rosenour Building at the corner of Church and Market streets. He is the second osteopath in this city and hails from Virginia where he graduated from the School of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri.

Hugnev. Spencer Rosenour Building Church and Market Streets Spencer Virginia School of Osteopathy Kirksville Grayson H. Mercer

Bass fishing on the Potomac and Monocacy report

Messrs. Frank Koil and J. E. Kirk caught 19 bass at Catoctin along the Potomac yesterday. They report the Potomac in fine condition. The Monocacy remains cloudy but is expected to clear with dry weather for a day or two, making it suitable for bass fishing. Major Pangborn Sinking, Joseph G Pangborn of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is critically ill at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Mrs. Ray will speak at Haugh’s church next Sunday on temperance. She will address children in the morning and older people in the evening. One third of the world’s platinum is needed for dentistry and another portion for electrical purposes.

Messrs Frank Koil J. E. Kirk Catoctin Potomac Pangborn Joseph G. Spangborn Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mercy Hospital Baltimore Temperance Regina Gouker Benjamin Gouker Ellerton Myersville Ralph Browning

Injuries From Wagon and Runaway Horse Across Mt Airy Area

Multiple near miss and injury reports from Ellerton Mt Airy and Damascus describe several accidents. Regina Gouker eight was stepped on by a wagon wheel and bruised but recovering under doctor care. Carrie Rimbey bruised after a runaway horse bolted into a post. A three month old child and parents hurt when a buggy horse ran away near Damascus. A three year old fell from a velocipede sustaining a head wound. Fundraising visits in Frederick report promising progress for the Star Spangled Banner Centennial Committee.

Carrie Rimbrey N. M. Rimbey Mt. Airy Miss Timbey Ruhawaly Russell’ Duvall Damascus Mt Airy Frederick J. M. Cronenburg

Great Braddock Union Pleate Held Near Clifton Station

The Great Braddock Union Pleate will be held August 8 1914 in Mrs Mercers Grove near Clifton Station along the H and F R R. Music by Yellow Springs and O U A M Bands. Addresses by Hon David J Lewis and Hon J Chas Linthicum. Gas and electric bills due by the 10th to save discount.

Great Braddock Union

Property listings and farm sales in Carroll's Manor area

A dated advertisement promotes multiple farms for sale including an 138 acre Carroll's Manor property and 180 acre farm on State Road Peteraville, plus a 200 acre farm near Brunswick and a 4 acre poultry farm with a modern house. Also notes modern dwellings on Patrick Second Third and Market streets. Also touts Crobiso product with Pearce's Modern Pharmacy guarantee.

Carroll's

Peaches by Parcel Post From Lookout Mt Orchard

Orchard direct to consumer offers extra selects peaches with parcel post pricing in 12 1b packs post paid to zones one to three, 1.00. 6 1b packs 0.60. Also notices water use curtailment in Frederick area and a local grocery listing seeking possession N O. Grocery, News Office.

McCardell's Orchard Lookout MT. Orchard Co Smithsburg Lancelot Jacques, Sr Mgr Frederick

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