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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
6
The Frederick News announces subscription rates and delivery options for The Sally News. readers may subscribe by mail or at local offices with rates for four months and yearly plans. multiple local outlets and a printing office advertise services and urged readers to report name changes to ensure delivery. Friday, August 27, 1915.
A 1915 August dispatch notes the death of Nancy lanky champion trotter 1892 to 1854 at J E Maddens Lexington estate. The piece defends humane pensioning of aged beasts, arguing horses deserve rest and care beyond racing, not just famous racers. It ends with Blue Ridge League season wrap and local ad plea.
Miss Minestra Root and others are visiting Ocean City and Baltimore while several residents return from trips to Atlantic City York and other locales. Many locals, including Mrs F Derr and Miss May Derr, are visiting Baltimore and Utica with friends or returning home.
A double ceremony at Burkittsville unites Eva May Hightman daughter of Mr and Mrs T Hightman and William Routzahn son of Mr and Mrs W Routzahn. Rev Erdman officiates. Edith Coblentz maid of honor and Arthur Hightman best man. Reception and decorations feature pink green white. Honeymoon to Tiffin Ohio with return in two weeks.
Paris reports the greatest air raid since the war began with fifty two French planes attacking Dillingen in Rhenish Prussia. One hundred and fifty bombs hit the town damaging blast furnaces and arms factories. Dillingen, twenty eight miles south of Treves, has become a key German war supply center with furnaces and munitions factories swamped by the conflict.
Lausanne Anne reports from the casern front that German forces now employ rifles and large quantities of Javanese ammunition against Teutonic allies. Rumors say Austro German forces were supplied by Japanese manufacture.
Frederick column recalls 1895 events including Charles E Haller and friends catching a 14 pound carp sent to Iremend Jake Koirain in Baltimore. A cemetery road runaway injures Mr and Mrs W J Odutt and daughter. Es-Mayor John Fleming seeks Democratic Sheriff nomination. Charles Price sends nine fine cold fish to Frederick Court. Frank Schroeder sustains a burn to his right hand after a fall near the hydrant.
Frederick city crews under Streets Superintendent George Brengle purge husks from Clarke, East, West South, and Jefferson streets. The cleanup aims to cut dust during fairs with plans to oil key arteries like North Market and Jeferson. Mayor Praley notes rapid reaction to resident complaints and ongoing improvements.
George S Streams and Mary Holland, both colored, of Brunswick, with real estate and county services details. The fragmented notice lists parties in a court matter involving property and others in York and Bruns wick, with ages 21 and 19 and 20 respectively.
Johns Hopkins announces competitive examinations for scholarships at McCoy Hall in Baltimore. Details note September 24 18? and September 1 1995 apply for fellowships in engineering and related departments. Scholarships awarded to graduates and those in certain Maryland counties and Baltimore City.
A partial ledger entry lists deposits including demand and time, notes payable, taxes accrued, miscellaneous items, capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and totals. It notes that on special deposits the bank pays a liberal rate of interest.
Public sale notice for a frame dwelling on Maryland avenue Walkersville with four rooms attic cellar and porches. Terms require a cash deposit of 260 on first deed delivery and 190 at sale plus balance due September 2 with deed executed. For more info contact Miss Caroline G Johnson Cramer & Stauffer agents Frederick Md. Auction date August.
Writ of Flori Facias issued by the Circuit Court for Frederick County calls for sale of real estate and effects of Ames Cannon and Mattie Cannon to satisfy Charles W. Wright in a suit. The notice describes seized parcels in Point of Junits Frederick County, Maryland as part of the execution.
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