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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
8
Harvey and Elizabeth Culler on East Sixth and Market streets are bed confined but improving. Wills and Stockman remain housebound with rheumatism. Mrs Lloyd Culler is recovering at home after a grip illness.
Ray Elmore Biddinger died at 18 9 10 in Hagerstown Md from typhoid fever aged 18 years 9 months 10 days. Survived by parents a brother Melvin E Charlestown W Va and sister Mrs Elmer G Strine LeGore Md. Remains moved to Summitt Point W Va for interment. Wes Barrick and Mrs Barrick of Hagerstown died yesterday morning at 11 18. Funeral from Brown and Summit avenue Friday at 2. Mrs Barrick was daughter in law of late Edward Barreck. Contractor Lloyd Culler remolding Harry Best house East Church street extended into a double house under roof with six rooms each side.
James Shoemaker, farmer at Monterue, is recovering from a broken knee cap after a wagon fall while hauling stone. He is confined to bed and under the care of Dr. J. W. Long of Walkersville.
Dr Robert L Hammond of Woods hore plans to move to Frederick with his family. They will reside April 1 at 212 East Patrick Street, on property owned by Prof Amon Burgee.
Dr A L Pearre describes selling Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee. He explains a discounted introductory price through Hasard Co and notes customers can return the product if it fails to cure, with a full refund cheerfully given.
The Baltimore charity troupe Paint and Powder Club will present Floradora at Frederick Opera House on Tuesday April 1 for hospital funds. The show features mostly Baltimore men with a Parisian gown theme and a star cast including Arunah S. R. Brady and Rowlana C. West. Proceeds after expenses go to the hospital. special Easter-week plans at Albaugh's theater in Baltimore noted.
Coblentz of Middletown delivered 115 bushels of clover seed to the Frederick County Farmers Exchange from his farm. The 02 percent purity seed was noted as a remarkably large crop for the area and yielded nearly SIM ter to the supplier.
The will of Mary A. Staley, deceased, directs sale of most personal effects and real estate with proceeds shared equally among her children. Granddaughter Lowsa Staley receives 290 dollars at age eight. Executors named are Worthington C. Staley and Clarence C. Kultz.
A large Social Service Club gathering met yesterday at the Federated Charities Building on South Market Street. With President absent, Vice President Miss Jeanie DeLashmutt chaired as the visiting committee reported on city welfare efforts including mothers meetings in the north side, under Mrs J H Enright and Miss Elizabeth Knott. A boys club and a girls club were organized in the same area and the organization recently helped place a man in work.
Inventory of money in the estate of Walter C. Dugan and first and final accounts in the estates of John P. Shafer and Ruth D. King are filed. Court orders release of mortgages in Charlotte Whipp estate and liquidation of Walter C. Dugan estate. Deed transfer from George W. Albaugh and wife to Jeremiah Hammond for county real estate valued at $60. Roy E. Weller, 33, Thurmont, and Nannie C. Wachier, 23, Walkersville, obtain a marriage license.
The funeral for Mr. Lewis G. Kemp was held yesterday afternoon from his home at 131 West Third Street. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. Douglass Hooft officiated as pallbearers Frank C. Norwood William H. Beal William C. Neidig S. Elmer Brown Millard Nusz and Harry Chapline served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director was Thomas P. Rice.
The Society for Social Hygiene held its regular monthly meeting at the Federated Charities building yesterday afternoon. Reports show steady progress and growing recognition of the work, with several local organizations requesting lectures on social hygiene. The society is arranging talks at locations as desired. Editor Gorman Reaching Out notes rumored negotiations by Senator A P Gorman Jr to acquire papers in Carroll and Montgomery counties. He recently bought a controlling interest in the Elheet City Times. Gorman also controls the Democrat and Journal in Towson, a leading Baltimore County Democratic organ. Miss Paul and Miss Pra are described with youthful looks and up to date remarks from Town Topics.
Noted craftsman Samuel C. Trout announces an upcoming relocation on and after March 37 to Seager's old stand to perform master blacksmithing and wheelwright work, inviting local patrons to visit for quality metalwork.
Frederick County Progressives meet at Edgar H. McBride’s office to draft a county platform and nominate a full ticket. Plans call for a progressive platform across county management, with nominations for all county offices and a full legislative ticket, possibly by convention and petition.
Readable fragment shows 1D. BAKGER as vice president and WM. G. ZIMMERALAN as cashier, identifying senior officers in a bank. The snippet preserves names and titles without full context or location.
A public sale is set for Saturday March 1 1913 at two o clock p m opposite the B O depot. Complete bar-room fixtures rocking chairs bed room suits kitchen cabinet parlor suites iron beds wardrobes linen ware matting rugs carpet and draggers hall racks stoves extension tables. Auctioneers include Wm Darner and D C Brish clerk. Proceeds aid Grace Reformed Sunday school piano fund.
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