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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
6
The Thre News will publish extended editions on three Saturdays before Christmas with a special feature lineup. The first big issue is set for December 12 followed by December 19 and a midweek edition on December 23. Advertisers are asked to submit ad copy early this week.
The News appears in two sections today to accommodate Christmas advertising and to provide space for President Wilsons message delivered at noon before Congress. Readers are urged to obtain both sections for full coverage of the day.
Among the sick list entries Miss Annie Beaufelter on East Fourth street and Miss Moble Moberly on West Patrick street are noted. Captain Elmer F Munshower confined at home with quinsy. Harry Loghner on West Third Street ill from carbuncle. Millard F Lease on North Market Street with rheumatism. M E Doll on East Third Street recovering from rheumatism. Mrs Florence Grove Lambert on West Third Street operated on at Frederick City Hospital, recovering. Ezra Hoffman Sr on West South Street bed confined with injury and rheumatism, using a crutch. Florence Lampert on West Third Street operated at Frederick City Hospital, doing as well as can be expected.
Hymeneal Gibson Waltz Frederick Gibson and Miss Ada L Waltz both of Frederick were quietly married by Rev. Dr E H Lamar on Saturday evening at 8 oclock. Entertained Class Miss Margaret Wehler daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles E Wehler entertained members of her class at Hood College East Third Street Aldermen Meeting Postponed A meeting of the Board of Aldermen called for tonight has been postponed several members being indisposed Directors Meet Tonight A meeting of the Y M C A directors will be held this evening at 8 oclock Mr George C Zimmerman of Philadelphia is on a visit to his home East Patrick Street 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be teased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all stages and that in catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and resisting future in doing so Tests are offered They are as claimed by F J Cheney Co Sola all Druggists 7c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Advertisement
The News and City Register urge Frederick residents to observe Self-Denial Day on December 15 to raise funds for the worthy poor, with Mayor Fraley backing the plan and Nicodeus collecting donations. Provisions and coal will be distributed via Federated Charities to avoid duplication, as communities prepare for a hard winter.
Chas Cronenburg aged 91 years 8 months 12 days died at his Urbana home Thursday morning from general debility. He leaves five daughters and one son Mrs Frank Yast Mrs William Strobe Mrs Charles Strobe of Washington DC Mrs Wallis Pyles of Urbana and Miss Alice at home. Funeral Saturday at 10 in his home led by Rev W A Lyttle. Pallbearers named and burial in Urbana Episcopal cemetery. George W Peters funeral director. To Meet Tomorrow. The Frederick County School Board meets tomorrow at 1 at the Court house to discuss domestic science at the Girls High School.
Crow Indian Red Fox James travels from Montana to Washington amid bad roads. He will reach the city at 4 PM and be greeted by Scouts and troops near Frederick. An illustrated lecture in Hood College Hall is set for 8 30 PM tomorrow, focusing on M C A and Scout work. A Thursday Pow Wow closes the events with a Scout audience. An informal Y M C A reception tonight offers a chance to meet the Indian.
The jury of inquest convened at 2 15 PM at Police Headquarters to hear witnesses in the case of a infant found dead in a box at the bottom of a quarry near Unionville. Nominees summoned include Ordella Dorsey Fannie Dorsey W H H Pearce Dr Pearce Edgar A Norris and Elmer Wetzell. Only jurors Justice Posey State's Attorney Lewis and Drs B O Thomas and I J McCurdy attended the proceedings. Reporters and others were excluded and the two summoned women had not appeared at the time of exclusion.
The funeral of William Richard Hargett was held this afternoon at his son’s home on Wisner Street with Rev. E H Lamar and Rev. John A Disler officiating. Pallbearers included D E Zimmerman and others. burial at Mt Olivet. The funeral of Helen M Chambers was held at her West All Saints Street home with Rev. L J Valentine and Rev. Madison G Lee officiating. African Female Benevolent Society members attended. pallbearers included Richard Walker and Samuel Dimmys. burial at Greenmount.
Mrs. Fannie Dofler wife of Cal Vin Dofler died yesterday at Springfield Hospital of tuberculosis aged 50. Survived by husband and two daughters. Funeral tomorrow at 10:30 at Mt. Olivet Chapel with interment in the family lot. C. C. Carty in charge. Red Cross seals sent to Frederick county post offices. 100000 stamps distributed to 4000 citizens to solicit responses.
Local notices promote osteopathic treatment by Dr Hugh D Spence at Kat Price. A basketball game at New Armory features Martinsburg Y M C A against Frederick Y M C A with admission 15 cents. Victrolas offered for Christmas delivery at Shipley’s Temple of Fancy. Pearl Adkins advertises home made baked goods and urges timely gas or electric bill payment.
Hood College prepares a Christmas tea before vacation starting Friday December 18. President Dr Joseph H Apple and Vice President Charles E Wehler visited Pennsylvania churches to promote the institution, with plans for a large men’s congress in Frederick open for doubt. A bazar in Kemp Hall supported the Mary Gerhard Missionary Fund, and the college music department schedules piano recital and annual Christmas recital as well as a song service.
Sunday school bazar in the Sunday school room on West Second street Thursday and Friday December 10 and 11 with homemade cake candy and fancy articles country store household wares and a Christmas tree trimmed with penny articles for sale Public dance in Gilbert's Hall Walkersville Md Friday evening December 11 with dancing at 8 30 and a demonstration of latest dances at intermission Also oysters prime Crisfield served by measure or at home delivery by phone 285 CRAMER HOTEL Well Berried Holly for Xmas plantings and wreaths from C Hermann & Son Don’t fail to pay your gas or electric bill by the 10th to save discount Homemade sauerkraut and mince meat from Mrs James Biggs 275 West Fifth Street For fruit cake raisins citron orange and lemon peel currants shelled nuts Blue Ribbon Grocery and The Burger Studio advertise photos portraits and frames.
The document lists WM. G. ZIMMERMAN as Vice-President and SAMUEL G. DUVALL as Assistant Cashier with JOSEPH McDIVIT as Asset Cashier. A series of names follows in fragmentary form including Gro, Wm. Saqrs and Tom as potential staff, with garbled surnames and unclear roles.
Advertising a large stock of Orees Watata garments cut to nearly half price. Includes silks, batistes, lace, crepe de chine, and plain colored Waiatas. Emphasizes suits, skirts, sets for children and misses, white and brown tones, with free alterations and winter-time bargains. Also promotes women’s hosiery and neckwear.
Frederick Maryland election notice states that at the Citizens National Bank of Frederick the directors will be elected on the second Tuesday and January 12, 1916 between 10 a.m. and noon for the ensuing year.
Marewood D Harp offers real estate loans bonds and insurance including a bungalow with reception hall living room dining room kitchen bath and closets on first floor two rooms and closets on second floor. Easy terms immediate possession. Call for a full list of city and farm properties available.
J. D. Hendrickson Neidig and Miller promote a Christmas display with ladies rain coats gloves fur sets mufts and umbrellas priced from 1 to 45 dollars plus men’s neckwear and table linens. Real estate listings highlight several properties including a handsome home on North Market Street and a three story brick residence on West Second Street with quick sale prospects.
Real estate and mortgage items listed for sale and loan services. Properties include a 3 acre farm near Wyalketaville, a 200 acre farm near Walkersville, a fine dwelling on West Second Street, brick dwellings on Madison and East Church Streets, and a modern brick dwelling on East Second Street. Also solicits fire insurance and offers office at 20 West Patrick.
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