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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1912
Page
3
Nicholas D. Hauer, longtime Frederick resident and former hatmaker, shared memories from his youth, including General Lafayette’s 1824 visit to Frederick and the 1860s raid era tied to General Early. He described the college procession, Lafayette’s handshake with students, and a bank director role during Early’s time, noting local wartime and economic events shaping the town’s history.
An old Rexall advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee and three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. It urges customers troubled by indigestion to try the tablets at J A Williamson North Market Street and claims mild positive action aiding bowel health.
The executive committee names sub committees for the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Included are Geo B Hoke George Jehne Reno 2 Bary 8 B Brown Samuel Ge Layali Dr Henry Raabe Stokes E S ene 1 Delaplaine Scholl Gersersin Ray Rohrer R R Lewis chairman C Markell Prof L Kohritz Arthur O D Willard J D Hendrickeo Win C Birely Noah Cramer W D Zimmerman Dr Goodman auxiliary towns CC AL Gilson chairman E L Etchison Charles Mc C Mathias R Etchison G Z Best Dr J O Hendrix Glen O Garber S Elmer Brown W Thelaplaine Thomas A Chapline F A Oberlander Paul o T Willard Mary J Whiten through her sister Arthur D Willard has filed for divorce from Samuel Whiten stating marriage March 6 8 9 and separation after one month. One daughter Margaret Whitegod 15 born of the marriage. Grounds are abandonment and adultery. She seeks to resume maiden name Mary Onie.
General purely personal notes from Frederick area society pages. Names mentioned include Charles W Ross and George Ross on a business trip to Baltimore. W Offutt of Montgomery county in Iraderick. Justice John Francis Smith in Brunswick on business. Charles L Stokes in York and Lancaster for business. Miss Fannie W Baker of Frederick county suing John Roger Hodges of Montgomery county for breach of promise seeking 5000 dollars. reports of power outages and lights out at the southern end. Joseph Leichert moved from North Market to East Th street. Burtt C VanFossen with Baltimore. Fidigher S DeGrange of Washington returning. Bigerson Nicholtz and daughter visiting Mrs Frederick. Libertyown resident George H Wickmore visiting Frederick. Arthur T Kreh from Washington visiting his mother. Miss Mary entertaining Ward from Baltimore. Harry E L J from Washington spending time at Glendale and Braddock Heights. Marylay elaware and District of Columbia Young Men Christian Association field secretary W T Perrins in Frederick. Christian Schade returning to Sand Patch Pa to work with B and O railroad.
The social event at Miss Ritchie's School of Dancing, planned for Friday night, has been postponed due to a death in Miss Ritchie's family. The assembly was organized to support the school with a benefit subscription.
An old health ad claims Diapepain and Sapirs Trapepsin will digest all food with no indigestion. It promises quick relief from sour belching gas nausea and headaches from stomach issues. The copy emphasizes pleasant tasting Digestive aids available from druggists.
A reader letter argues Frederick should be divided into four departments with a fifth official on duty, earning $1,000, others $600, and monthly sworn expense reports. The Taxpayer endorses a nonpartisan government, opposed water meters, and favors tapping Monocacy for water while reserving mountain water for drinking. He proposes a Monocacy reservoir project cost of $10,000 to $12,000 versus $50,000 to $66,000 for another reservoir.
The Campers Reunion is scheduled for Friday evening at 6:15. A camp feed by camp cooks is promised with pancakes, syrup, baked beans, Boston brown bread, bacon, pickles, fruit, and Mississippi water. Dorsey’s band will provide music for all former campers.
Special dispatch from Hinghamton reports a rear end wreck on the Utica Division Lackawanna at Chenango Forks. Two minstrel performers Edward C. Hayes of Indianapolis and George F. Kelly of Clare are fatally injured. about a dozen passengers severely hurt.
A gas leak affecting a building at the corner of Church and Court Streets has finally been located and repairs are underway. The nuisance to nearby residents and noise complaints about the MC have prompted rapid action by local authorities.
Blur Bros offer used upright pianos with rich mellow tone at bargain prices. Excellent bargains in several models.
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