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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR places Dr Hendrickst ras C Rowe at 254 W Patrick St Anna M Burger in Mt Pleasant near Empire The Marvel s City Opera House. Readable details imply a local business or venue listing in a newspaper notice.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. Miss Bertha Steiner daughter of Herman F Steiner of this city and Roy D Delauder of Hagerstown were the contracting parties. The ceremony was performed by Rev Henri L G Kieffer with no attendants. The bride, a nurse at Montevue Hospital for eight years, and the groom, a baker at the institution, will reside in this city.
The funeral took place at 10 o clock from her North Market Street home conducted by Rev. Henri L G Kieffer of the Evangelical Reformed church. Honorary pallbearers included A C Mc Cardell Jacob Rohrbath Edwin Markel and Dr. Thomas B Johnson. Interment was in Mt Olivet cemetery. Schroeder was the funeral director. Hot day with no rain in sight as moisture shortages threaten corn and crops. Auctioneers H R Lease sold the Moses Wood farm near Woodsboro for 21 per acre to Thomas Saylor. Mrs Alice S Young property on Court Street was withdrawn at 85060 bid. Charles Gardner and Winfield Williams jailed in Frederick following a hunt by Sheriff Conard and Deputies Jones and Smith.
Confederate veteran Mr. L. G. Bradwell of Brantley Alabama revisits Frederick Maryland recalling Monocacy clash memories from fifty years ago. He recounts marching from Harper's Ferry to Frederick, crossing the Monocacy railroad bridge, and Gordon urging a charge. He describes ragged conditions, meals of roasting ears and green apples, and reflects on leadership of Gordon and Early. He survived without major wounds and later prospered as a planter in Alabama.
A Confederate veteran recalls the Monocacy battle and marvels at how accurately Federal troops could shoot. He notes the Yankees they met could shoot to kill and says he always wanted to know who they were, remarking on money raised and alfalfa.
A Ford auto collided with a buggy between New Market and Monrovia injuring no one seriously. The buggy occupants including a seven month old baby were thrown clear with miraculous escape. The buggy was badly damaged and one wheel broken. Miss Ada Ogle drove the auto toward Monrovia bank with her father Mr Charles A Ogle aboard. The horn warned but there was insufficient room to pass the horse team. Additional note reports about $1500 in taxes collected by City Register Nicodemus for the 1914 levy.
Local ad roundup lists cheap prices on screens soap and paper goods from The Busy Corner. Also advertised are Har lor Bell Wright novel on sale, Mt Pleasant fair August 26, Maryland Grange Fair events, and notices for hospital meeting, tire shop deals, and Great Braddock Union Picnic with transport details and speaker lineup.
Emanuel C. Fink of Frederick County seeks a wife and plans to sell his saw mill and equipment before returning next week. While in Nyack New York he enjoys peace and happiness and hints he may bring a bride home. He reports a 140 mile Hudson excursion and says he will not stay long in New York before returning home.
Public sale of two valuable farms and meadow land known as Samuel A Nusbaum property to be held at the Court House door on Saturday August 15 1914 at 11 a m for full description see Semi-Weekly News and contact Edw H Nusbaum agent for owners Route 1 Frederick Md also announces Sunday excursions to Baltimore with round trip fare 125 and departure times from Frederick and Baltimore plus other local notices including Utica Sunday School Picnic and removal sale of household goods by S S Mobley & Bro and dentist J E Waltman temporary relocation in Frederick Md
An array of properties is advertised including an 188 acre Carroll's Manor farm, 180 acre parcel on State Road Peteraville, a 200 acre farm near Brunswick, and a desirable home and poultry farm with six rooms and outbuildings. Other listings include modern houses on Patrick Second Third and Market streets, with viewing calls and more lots. Also promotes Crobiso tour kit by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
Advertisement of orchard direct peaches from The Lookout Mt Orchard Co. with parcel post options to various zones and pricing. Public water restriction notice from Mayor Lewis H. Fraley bans sprinkling streets and fountain use due to water scarcity, with penalties. Local grocery store advertises central Frederick location with immediate possession and contact via Grocery News Office.
The notice details counts of houses listed on Market Street twenty on Patrick Street two on Church Street and Second Street twelve on Third Street and twelve on Dill Avenue and Fourth as part of a neighborhood housing table.
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