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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a matter dated September 7 in Maryland under the Act of March 3 1879. The text is incomplete but indicates a legal or public notice filed at a Pontoffice or post office setting. Entities include Maryland and dates 1879 and 1909.
Crow Indian Red Fox James arrives from Gettysburg and is welcomed by Frederick Boy Scouts. He will give an illustrated talk at Hood College chapel at 8 20 p m about past and future Indian history. He has endorsements for an annual Indian Day and travels with his white pony.
An article urges continued charity as Belgians suffer and winter hardship looms. The Federated Charities Association warns funds may fall short and promotes Self Denial Day to boost local donations. Citizens are urged to give a little at a time to support needy families this Advent season. Whitlam Street resident Whitlam Stp is ill on West Fourth Street.
A Braddock gathering honored Luther and Mrs Bidle recently after long Ohio residence. Attendees included John A Bidle Cyrus Bidle Ernest McBride Carl Gross Carmie Netz Ragen Alsip Ela Bidle Eyster Bidle Daniel Deane Welty Moser and others. The event featured refreshments and a social evening.
The well known Abrah am Rosenour and Sons firm celebrates his birthday milestone. He has grown the cloth ing business with notable mercantile skill and recently survived a serious elevator accident at the Market Street store. Friends extend warm congratulations on his birthday anniversary.
The Frederick City Hospital Association Board met at the Nurses Home. In November 70 patients were treated with 43 admitted, 3 died, 47 discharged, and 24 remaining. Of the remaining patients 35 were full pay, 44 partial pay, and 21 received free care. A large water tank is being installed to boost pressure. shortages have caused no water on the second floor at times. The charity ball for New Year’s night is indefinitely postponed. The board thanks friends and the community for Thanksgiving donations.
With eleven of twelve members present, the Y M C A board discussed finances and key matters. Since November 1 about 60 new members joined, signaling encouraging growth. Four directors will be elected on the second Tuesday in January. a nominating committee for tight mates to be played on the ballot was formed: J G Crawford, Dr G C Webler, Lewis A Rice, J L Hendrickson, W X Jolliffe.
Miss Frances M Williamson a 19 year old Philadelphia chorus girl of the Emmett Green Comedy company elopes with 21 year old Ham M Nichols of Hagerstown. They were married last night by Dr K O Lamar after meeting in Hagerstown three months ago and traveling by automobile to the courthouse for a license before returning to Hagerstown.
The Y M C A basketball team failed to reach Mt St Marys College for a game last night after their automobile tires were punctured six times beyond Lewistown. They left Frederick at 5 30 and had not arrived by 7 30, leading to the postponement.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie b E Doffer wife of Calvin Doffer were held at 10 30 this morning in the Mt Olivet chapel with pallbearers Lewis KE Kalb Joseph Heard Newton Wachter J B Beal George Perry Francis Bruner and Rev T P Rater officiating C C Carty was the funeral director A Gaithers quarry infant death inquest found the baby born dead with no foul play detected The mother remains undisclosed Edward Garrett formerly ran a Knowville hotel now plans a store in a new stone building ready by week’s end
Column notes storm damage to a pear tree at Mrs Elizabeth Sefton’s residence in Tharmont, and a November mail delivery by local carrier Charlies Toist. It also reports the slaughter of seven hogs averaging 360 pounds and a new retail fanes creery store opening on West Batre k Street managed by Albert R. Hargett with Mr. We W. Lease.
Morris Iron and Steel Company wins a major contract to supply ornamental street lighting poles for Washington, with about 600 poles to start. The Frederick plant, previously protested a year earlier when a Mississippi firm received the bid, is praised for its equipment and speed, and now gets a larger order amid strong local and national demand.
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve skin tone and digestion. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous effects, promising pink skin bright eyes and buoyancy, with boxes sold at 10c and 25c.
Ethel Virginia Cutsail eight, daughter of Mrs Ida and the late Hiram Cutsail, died at her Bhookfield home after an illness of about three years. Survived by mother, four brothers Harvey, Walter, Keefer, Raymond and four sisters Alter Jrouche, Mrs Glennlooper, Ea and Eveline. Funeral tomorrow at 9.20 AM at home and Braddock Reformed chapel. Interment in Middletown Reformed cemetery. Thomas P. Stice, funeral director.
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