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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1916

Page

6

Daily News and Printing Contact Details for Local Paper

A scanned fragment lists the Aub Daily News and The Times with publishing details, addresses on Market Street, Frederick MD, and Brunswick Times. It mentions subscription rates, mailing to the United States, and business offices including printers Southern Printing and Manufacturing and executives Birely Co and Delaplaine.

GR Sever Badent Newepapsr North Market Street Frederck, MD Qrrat Southern Printing and Manufacturing

Communicable Diseases Public Health Call in Frederick

A Frederick resident urges city officials and citizens to wash streets with the summer water supply and clean sewers to curb odor and disease. The writer notes no immediate action despite approval for street washing and warns against complacency while stressing vigilant sanitation as vital to public health.

Frederick

Impressions of Mexico by a Frederick native observer

C Lee Ordeman, a former Frederick resident, crossed the Eagle Pass border into Mexico and toured Piedras Negras where Carranza forces are encamped. He spoke with The News on the border about conditions in the war torn country. his interview will appear tomorrow. The article notes grim crop predictions and stock market speculation by brokers.

Frederic International Bridge Eagle Pass Texas Republic Piedras Negras Carranza Ordeman Tomorow

Political clubs form nationwide by patriots for public office

Slang use and casual dress are seen as acceptable by movers forming political clubs. Patriots seek to serve the fatherland through public office, signaling broad grassroots activity across the country.

Eyster Critiques Officials Over Frederick Botanical Garden

Nellie Blessing Eyster of Berkeley writes to the News noting astonishment at Frederick aldermen for allegedly ignoring the botanical garden project. She recalls Hargett’s generous offerings from Golden Gate Park, appeals for land donation, and urges city leaders to honor obligations and establish a lasting public garden in Frederick for students and horticulture lovers.

Eyster Botanical Gardena Frank Hargett Frederick Golden Gate Park Asrederick Francis Scott Keys United States Hargett Department of Beauty and Science Falker Ita Nellie Blessing Eyster Berkeley Cal

No Place to Go and The Old Garden Verses

A compact poetry card features two verses: Charlotte Becker’s The Old Garden in Life and a Detroit Free Press piece titled No Place to Go. The fragmentary text captures garden imagery, playful Pan reference, and the simple seduction of a quiet evening with books, pipes, and slippers.

Charlotte Becker Detroit

Trainmen vote confidence in union leaders amid looming strike

The officers of four trainmen’s brotherhoods claim a resounding vote of confidence from about 40,000 members. More than nine in ten railroad workers on 260000 miles of track authorize a strike. The challenge now is how leaders will wield this power in the tense climate.

Conflicting Fights and Weeds Mark Labor and Railroa d Foes

The piece discusses labor disputes, warnings against arrogance, and the lack of arbitration prospects, noting railroads mow rights of way and weeds overtaking roadside areas. It contrasts American waste land with German and Japanese ironies, and cites Goethals Panama Canal pay, Pasteur pensions, and Japanese devilfish catches.

Germany America

Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Col 1896 Items

Frederick notes from August 11 1896 recount a man Chas Ingman killed by a railroad train near McDaniel at a crossing. George Winn Smith predicts passenger coaches arrive soon for the Frederick and Middlesex Electric Railway as the Braddock line nears operation. The election friction in Frederick County centers on Motter with Haff opposing Wellington. Gasoline explosion injures Gilmer Scheber and endangers his daughter Margaret. Retirement of County School Commissioners Samar Dutrow and Albert Holtz ends two decades of service.

Chas, Ingman Frederick Maryland Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic McDaniel Tal- Dott County George Winn, Smith The Frederick and Middlelawn Electric Railway Coring Frederick Counts Expressiona John ¢. Moottey Samuel T Haff Wellington Motter Board of County School Commissioners Samar Dutrow Albert R. Holtz

Road Board Split Over Westminster to Emmitsburg Improvement

State Heads Commission clashed over using Carroll county funds to fill a 2.6 mile gap in the Westminster to West Friendship arterial. Chairman Rouck and Senator Mudd favored the project, while Commissioner Uhl opposed. The panel also approved a 3.5 mile roadway from Taneytown to Bridgeport costing about 45000, completing Carroll county’s portion of the Westminster to Emmitsburg route.

State Heads Commission Carroll County Frank L. Vouck John F. Mudd G. Clinton Uhl Westminster West Friendship Frederick Ellicott City Hagerstown Cumberland Oakstand Ite Westiminster Ready Commission Shriver Union Mills Carroll Lithestown The Roads Commission Commission County Commissioners of Weantor Shrivers Steele Rouck Mudd Uhl Taneytown Bridgeport

Miss Coblentz Hosts Victrola Dance at Casa Roma

Miss Ruth Coblentz hosted a Victrola dance at Casa Roma Braddock Heights honoring Miss Lydia Robert of Littlestown Pa Marie Louser Lebanon Pa and Mildred Bennett Hagerstown. Guests filled the decorated rooms and porch with goldenrod and ferns colorful lights and refreshments. A Watermelon party followed at the Maxon home Elm Street with a Victrola dance and attendees including Elvan Schaeffer Frances Doub Ruth Dixon Paul Roderick and others.

Ruth Coblentz Casaroma Braddock Heights Lydia Robert Littlestown Marie Louser Lebanon Mildred Bennett Hagerstown Miriam Appie Margaret Wehler Harriett Mantz Medora Mantz Evelyn Mantz Virginia McCarthy Jolla Worthington Sarah Given Frances Doub Dorothy Filler Ruth Naomi Esther Miriam Coblentz Ames Hendrickson Austin Pearce Wilson Schley Charles Hauver Edward Hauver Clifford Bittle Marshall Etchieon James Harrie Frank Mant Bruce White Leste Bopat John Usher Mararll Reecee Rhoads Edward Delaplaine Wiener Wincbrenner Ruth Dison C. M. Maxon Elm Street Elvan Schaeffer Ruth Dixon Paul Roderick Macon Hoffman Roger Main Howard Deoce Middietoan

Personal visits and family travel noted in Frederick area

Purely Personal items list numerous residents traveling to visit relatives or hosting guests. Names include Carl Rohrer, Harold Moberly, J. D. Mouse and family, Edgar L. Warrenfeltz, Mrs. Samuel Fox, Rev. J. W. Wilson, and many others. Movements involve Frederick, Hagerstown, Myersville, Middletown, Baltimore, Gettysburg, and Dayton with stops in Montesson, Pa and West All Saints Street.

Carl Rohrer Hagerstown Harry Nussbaum Frederick Harold Moberly Winchester J. D. Mouse Myersville Mouse Comany Edgar L. Warrenfeltz Dayton Ohio J. W. Wilson Montesson Samuel Fox David Millville N. J C ‘Otchman Samuel PD. Gaver Martisrerg Middletown Elmer F. Rice Jennerstown Patel Collert M. L. Rice Thomas D. VanFossen Philadelphia George W. VanFossen West All Saints Street Harry D. Baumgardner North Market Street Baltimore Fannie Stockman Center Street Harvey Zimmerman Jesse Haifleigh Montgomery County Jesse Schell South Street B. C. VanFossen Margaret Thurmont Harvey Wilhide J. D. Conard Curtis Kefauver Oscar Kefauver Robert Connelly Russell Pittsburgh H. E. Flook Geo. Fox Foxville Cora Routzahn D. Bittle Routzahin Charlotte B. Snyder Geo. Albert Snyder Chas. T. Guyton Burkittsville Winona Lake Ind S. W. Ryan Cincinnati Ruth Ryan Southwest Louisiana Industrial Institute Lafayette Frank C. Ryan D. A. Souders Carl Ang Paul Erwin Roy V. Hauver Sauders Jennie Remsberg Carlton Remsberg J. C. Lumpkins Morgan Joseph Seward Chas. E. Seward Sewarg

Hymeneas Jewell Nicholss wed in Baltimore ceremony

Miss Ethel A. Nichols of Dickerson Massachusetts and John C. Jewell of Washington were married Tuesday evening by Rev. Henri T. Sharp at 2815 Walbrook Avenue Baltimore. The groom, grandson of the late Rev. J. P. Eades of Eadesville, Kent County, and the bride wore white satin and lace. they plan a Northern tour and to live in Washington. Separately John J. D. Cram of Mt. Pleasant and Annie S. Maugint of Petersville were married in the city Wednesday by Rev. E. H. Hummlebaugh. the groom was 60 and the bride 20.

Jewell—Nichols Ethel A. Nichols Dickerson John C. Jewell Washington Henri T. Sharp Walbrook Avenue Baltimore J. P. Eades Eadesville Kent County

Kept Wedding Secret Laura Sewant Weds Roy Gaver in Lancaster

Miss Laura Virginia Sewant of Ja dictoan wed Roy Vinton Gaver of Frederick at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church parsonage in Lancaster on June 21. The ceremony, officiated by Rev FE Ein Haupt, was kept private until this week. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs R H Steffey and Mr and Mrs Harry W Singleton. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Leward of Middletown, and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs John T Gaver of Highland, Lancaster County.

Laura Virginia Sewant Jadictoan Roy Vinton Gaver Frederick Lancaster Gaver Grace Evangelial Lutheran Church Grace Vlace, Lancaster FE. Ein Haupt R. H. Steffey Harry W. Singleton Wm. E. Leward Middletown John T. Gaver Highland

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