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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
8
In Frederick county Maryland July licenses issued totaled 63 for auto drivers and several motorcycle permits, a decline from June’s near 100. The drop is linked to buyers purchasing machines before the summer, reducing new registrations. a long local list of names from Frederick and surrounding towns accompanies the report.
Charles J. Ogle of the Direct Legislation League Maryland and Mrs Ogle stayed at Hotel Braddock and favorable for the four referendum amendments. He conferred with Board of Trade members and a public meeting may be held to arouse interest. Senator Ogden of Baltimore may be secured to speak.
Mr J Earl Gilbert operated on at City Hospital Thursday is improving. Miss Claraine North Market Street operated on at City Hospital is improving nicely.
Fragmented ad text promotes Halls Catarrh Cure claimed to directly affect mucous surfaces and airways. It lists Fog Cheney and Co and Keuer as stakeholders, with price notes and Toledo references. The passage reads as damaged OCR and includes dubious medical claims and marketing language.
The Monocacy Valley Band closed a picnic and festival hosted by the Improved Order of Red Men at LeGore's Park near Woodsboro on August 23 with a successful concert. Attendees include Mr. John Clemm of Hagerstown and Mr. and Mrs. William Mumma of Stony Branch, while future events and numerous local visits are noted across the community.
Mr and Mrs Stover and granddaughter of Taneytown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Samuel Stover and Mrs James Athaugh. Miss Lillian Winterman visited Mr and Mrs Roy Houck and family. Mr and Mrs Prince Fogle spent Sunday with his sister Mrs George Grabli. A baseball game is set for Saturday at 1 20 followed by a festival in the evening for the Mr Boshat fee VEE. Mr and Mrs Thomas Boone and a daughter, and Mr and Mrs T T Blessing spent one day last week in Frederick.
Mrs Earl H Hoffman and son Earl visit Mire George Leather and Mrs William Watkins of near Leuis town. Mr and Mrs Vern Leather and Edith of Tiffin spend several days with his brother Mr George Leather. Mrs Levis Harshman of Utica Millis has been overs HL is S0Te R has approved. Mr and Mrs Willie Baer announce birth of a baby boy. Miss Nellie and Mildred Bortner visited their aunt in York and returned home.
A consolidated notice lists Sunday School and worship times for United Brethren, All Saints, Evangelical Lutheran, Grace Reformed, United Church of Christ, St. Johns Catholic, Methodist Episcopal, First Gapdlet, Brethren, Winchester Street, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Gospel Mission, St. Stephens, St. Johns Walkersville, Buckeystown churches and additional sermons and events.
Wolfsville and Mt St Marys area note a flurry of social visits. John Pryor of California visits his parents, while Lillian Riley and Mamie Riley from Washington DC stay with Hays family. Dozens of relatives from Hagerstown Mapleville and Baltimore are logged visiting various households. A rainy day spoils a local picnic. Mt St Marys reports a birthday party for Allen Krietz and updates on devotion days and retreat sisters.
A Braddock Heights pavilion event on Monday August 30 features vocal solos by Estelle Stone Gladys Rembe and George Hoskins Morgan dances by Paul Ardeeser Irene Enright and Jeanette Brooks recitations by Naomi Coblentz and Noel Haller and a children's fancy dance to raise funds for the Porch Club A Porch Club meeting is planned at Mrs Ida Markeys cottage with guests staying at Avalon Valley View Hotel and local homes including Esteemed visitors from Baltimore Washington and New York City and others returning to their homes after a summer at Dail college.
An old advertisement touts Fay Enamel Varnish Stains in colors Gherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak. It lists 12 pint cans for 12 cents, tint cans for 20 cents, and gallon cans for 35 cents.
Floor stain offered in cherry mahogany walnut and oak options with gallon cans priced at 125 dollars and 12 gallon quantities. Also listed are 5 pound packages of Bae Kalhemg and Muresco Cold Water Paint at four cents per package. Includes varnish and floor oil at current low prices.
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