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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
6
Local correspondence reports social events in Gilberts Hall and nearby areas. Activities include a Pound Party near Dublin, visits by residents to Frederick and Union Bridge, and multiple church gatherings at Libertytown with forthcoming sermons and meetings. A number of residents are noted for travel, visits, and illness.
Mr. Windsor Beall returns home after time with friends in Ellicott City. Numerous Sunday visits to Beall and Watkins households are listed with Florence and Unionville connections. An illness at Frederick City Hospital involving Carl Watkins prompts remarks as heavy rain floods cellars with minor damage observed.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Luho near Clarksburg were guests of the former parents on Saturday afternoon. George Luho and relatives visited Poolesville area. J J Johnson, recently ill, is able to go out again. Edith Luhn visits uncle Randolph Luhn near Poolesville. Kennedy and Clinton Hughes with son Clinton spent a day at Mrs Hughes home near Thurston.
Pleasant Valley items record visits from Susie Harrison and other locals, Christmas and New Year gatherings, moves and guests across Brownsville Harper's Ferry Brunswick Knoxville Halltown and Washington. The note also reports Charles Houck elected manager of the High School baseball team and sums up football finances as successful.
The Boy Scout Council of Frederick held its annual meeting at the YMCA. Major D. John Markey was named president Dudley Page vice president and Dr T M Williamson secretary treasurer H B Clark scout commissioner and Court of Honor members include Dudley Page Elmer Brown Harry E Carty J G Crawford Rev Dr O S G Rupp. The campers banquet is set for the week of February 8 with Middletown and New Market troops invited. A plan to establish a countywide scout council was announced and Rev Henry L G Kieffer will deliver the annual sermon on February 7 at 7 36 PM.
Comptroller Varna and Harrington report to Governor Goldsborough show the current year will yield about 1 million dollars less than appropriations. They fault continuing appropriations and new bureaus for the gap and urge abolishing waste, plus a budget system for state finances. The shortfall does not threaten bond credit, as interest and sinking funds are covered by direct taxes. Mr. Sothard Howard is in Baltimore on business for several days.
Aged 16, John E. D. Eyler of Loys County, weighs 33 pounds and is 31 inches tall due to spinal curvature. Despite disability, he runs a Chicago firm paper route, earning a neat weekly sum while attending home schooling and cultivating music on banjo, guitar, and organ with help from friends.
Ad offers a new absorption treatment for bleeding itching or protruding piles and promises immediate relief. It asks for address to send home cure details and free samples with local references. Personnel request 10 money and urge sharing with others, addressed to Mrs. BM Sam meta, Gos 1 Notre Dame, Indiana.
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