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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1916
Page
6
Fragmentary page from OE Daily News in Frederick Maryland highlights subscription rates and distribution, with notices on weekly and semi weekly editions. It references paper waste recycling, wartime price pressures, and various local advertisers and delivery details.
The Frederick County Court ruling on the statewide reassessment plan is met with interest and approval in many counties. The decision finds the State Tax Commission order unconstitutional, as it delegates to the commission duties that belong to the Legislature, raising questions about uniform property valuation and equitable taxation across Maryland. The court’s opinion emphasizes a need for a fair method to determine property values for taxation.
A fragmented note urges saving waste paper and related wreckage for the annual junk dealer call. It argues the return is small but any clear profit adds up, stressing adding real waste paper to the list despite low offers.
A quiet ceremony at Grace Reform Church parsonage united Mary Elizabeth Arnold and Raymond R. Zimmerman with Rev. John A. Dugler officiating. The bride, nurse graduate, hails from Jefferson area. groom, local bookkeeper and organist, is a composer with future prospects. They plan a late August honeymoon and will reside at 2 Avenue in the city. Nearby notes include Titman Studebaker wedding and Collier Porter nuptials, plus Prof E K Bowlus visiting Hagerstown.
Twenty years ago Frederick prepared for enhanced rail service as the Business Men's Association secured a promise from B&O Railroad for an extra fast train each way between Frederick and Baltimore. The rail plan, led by A. C. McCardell, aims to give Frederick facilities rivaling any city of its size.
A string of residents and relatives are visiting or returning home across Ballmore Frederick and nearby towns. Misa Hlarrley Higney of Ballmore visits Frederick relatives while J Motter of Harriagurg returns home. Many Baltimore and Philadelphia visitors are noted, with trips to Braddock Heights, Manchester and Atlantic City on short visits or business.
A birthday surprise was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles E Ausherman near Brunswick in honor of their daughter Miss Mabel. Guests included relatives and family friends such as Mr and Mrs Charles J Ausherman, J R Fleck, Katie Eagle, Helen Rodkey, Nellie Hargett, Maude Stupp, Ruth Lewis, and Grace Hemp among others. Katherine R Cramer received a Packard car gift from her aunt Miss Elia V Houck. A prayer meeting follows at the M P church tonight led by Mr G W Shoemaker.
A reporter visits the Hygoia ice plant to explain why ice makers endure extreme heat. Engineers fire hot furnaces as the city bakes under 96 to 91 degree days. A big dance crowds Heights, while hospital managers report patient numbers and finances.
In Frederick Maryland a note records the birth of Francis Scott Key the author of The Star Spangled Banner linking the city to the historic figure.
Public sale notice fragmentary content mentions heirs and property interests. The garbled text references Frederik, We, and names suggesting a sequence of legal actions, with unclear dates and locations. The legibility is poor, but indicates an official sale by a sheriff or public executor involving estates and notices to heirs.
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