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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
6
AMONG THE SICK Harvey Wills East South street who has been confined to his bed is able to sit up Mr W Emory Stotkman West South street is confined to the house with rheumatism Miss Elizabeth Culler who suffered a relapse is still confined to the bed but is improved today Mrs Lloyd C Culler South Market street who has been quite sick with a severe grip attack is able to be about the house.
Ray Elmore Biddinger, aged 18 years 9 months, died at Harpers Ferry West Virginia on Sunday February 23 of typhoid fever. Survived by parents, one brother Melvin B Charlestown WV, and one sister Mrs Gilmer G Strine LeGore Md. Remains moved to Summit Point WV for interment. Mrs W R Barrick of Hagerstown died yesterday at 1213. Funeral from Brown and Summit Ave Friday at 2 PM. Barrick was daughter of late Mr and Mrs Edward Barrick of this city. Contractor Liosd C Culler remodels the house of Harry Best on East Church Street extended into a double house with six rooms on each side. Under roof.
James Shoemaker the farmer at Montevue who sustained a broken knee cap by falling off a wagon while hauling stone is confined to his bed and is doing as well as can be expected. Dr. J. W. Kong of Walkersville is his physician.
Dr. Robert L. Hammond of Woodsboro will relocate with his family to Frederick on April 1. They will reside at 212 East Patrick Street, on property owned by Professor Amon Burges.
A vendor touts Dr Kiowand Co medicines at half price with a money back guarantee if the product fails to cure constipation and dyspepsia. The seller claims many customers, including Pearte io, have used the product, offering refunds for unsatisfied buyers and urging those with headaches dizziness or indigestion to try the specific.
The Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore brings Florodora to Frederick Opera House on Tuesday April 1 for charity. All proceeds go to the hospital after expenses. The all male troupe, featuring Arunah S. A. Brady and Rowlana West, will perform with Paris gowns and new scenery by Charles G Kerr.
The will directs sale of her estate with one share to each of the named heirs. Sons Sa Stump receives 250 when he reaches 18. Rest of estate and deposits in Citizens Farmers Medico assurances and banks to be divided shares among Ed ward Zimmerman C C Votts Himer B Feaga Vernon Feaga Wellington C Staley Reverdy Staley Marion J Staley. Executors named are Worthing ton Staley and Clarence C Jolts. The will dated October 14 1909 was witnessed by A. W. Burkhart and Clarke Zimmerman.
A well attended Social Service Club meeting at the Federated Charities Building chaired by acting president Miss Jeanie DeLashmutt reviewed aid work. Reports praised mothers meetings led by Mrs. J H Enright and Miss Elizabeth Knott, and noted new boys and girls clubs in the north. The group recently helped place a man back to work.
Inventory of money in the estate of Walter C. Dugan and the estate of John P. Shafer is filed. First and final account of Ruth D. King as guardian of Mabel S. King is filed. Court orders release of mortgages in Charlotte C. Whipp estate. First account and liquidation for Walter C. Dugan estate filed. Property transfer from George W. Albaugh and wife to Jeremiah Hammond for $60. Marriage licenses issued to Roy E. B. Weller and Nannie C. Wachter in Thurmont and Watkersville.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock from 131 West Third Street for Lewis G Kemp with Rev. Henri L. G Kieffer and Rev. Douglass Hooff officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank C Norwood William H Beal William C Neidig S Elmer Brown Millard Nusz and Harry Chapline. Funeral director was Thomas P Rice.
A Frederick county Progressives committee drafted a rough county platform aiming for a full ticket and progressive county management. Members include Jesse R. King and Edgar H. McBride. plan anticipates nominations for all county offices and a possible convention plus petition route if no primary. Delegates to a State convention are being arranged with districts already selecting reps. Organizing leagues are under way. joint talks with Republicans are explored for a possible joint ticket.
Public sale at 1 o'clock Saturday opposite B and O depot includes bar-room fixtures rocking chairs bed-room suites kitchen cabinet parlor suites iron beds wardrobes linen ware mats rugs carpet gruggers hall racks stoves extension tables purchase benefits piano fund Grace Reformed Sunday school at Edith Seidling home 215 North Market Street plus a sales event. Also notices on hospital guild meeting and cabinet display at local store.
Read like a late 19th century notice listing a dancing school event on Friday at 8 o clock followed by a subscription starer at 9 o clock. Mentions Miss Ritchie and Easter siren announcement amid a quirky ad about saving money by taking action to save time.
A note records 143 bushels of clover seed at 64 percent Coblentz from Maddietean delivered to the Frederick County Farmers Exchange. The exchange received 215 bushels total from his farm, described as a remarkably large transaction with Mr Coblentz earning nearly EGON for the seed.
On and after March 1 Samuel C. Trout will resume work at his old stand as a blacksmith and wheelwright. No other details provided.
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