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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
9
Numerous social visits noted across New York Baltimore Liberty Town and Frederick including Ava Moore Mabel Moore Thelma Smith and John Smith guests at various homes. Sharing church and community events with lists of natives and visitors plus updates on sick list and a farewell sermon at Mill Haven Bethel Edgewood.
Preaching planned for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Lutheran church Standar school Lat p m Mrs Lara Fox spent Monday in Hagerdown Mire ALL Harver on the sick list improving Several residents suffer from grip Mr West Bronner has returned Mr and Mrs Glenn DeLanter with family spent Sunday in Wolfsville Mrs Porter and Miss Annie Brunner visited Mrs Wilf Brunner Friday Mr F C Fox filled his ice henge Mrs Cora Buhrman and Mrs Jennie Toma visited in Smithsburg Wilbur Hite improving Ruth DeLanter improving Mrs L J Kaller and Miss Mary E Hine of Jefferson visiting parents Mr and Mrs Wine Charles Fawley spent Saturday in Frederick A surprise social at the William Lapole residence last Wednesday about 25 persons Games and refreshments An enjoyable evening Mr N Maseiiaine visiting vag Hine near Jefferson Elmer Fry of Lovettsville Va visited relatives in the area Church Hill There will be Lutheran services January 20 at ten o clock Ice houses filled with 6 to 6 inch ice George D Thomas of this place killed a snake measuring 5 feet 9 inches Nellie Hargett away visiting Weather mild with sickness from changes Mr Charles Flook spent week end near Brunswick Dr Levin West and nephew West Schhauffer attended the Baltimore auto show James Leopold visited Middletown with Charles Lewis L T Stickley visited Winchester Mrs Stickley at Baltimore show Fred Isbell Amos Kaplan attended show in Baltimore Automobile trouble noted Miss Ethel Stickley visiting Baltimore Yellow Springs trouble at court Raymond Crebbs and Harry Wachter charged with assault Hearing dismissed after family quarrel Nearly a dozen witnesses Dep Sheriff Klipp made arrests
Testimonial letter from T C Clay of Marion Ohio praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root after suffering nine years with kidney trouble and back pain. He claims two months on the remedy improved his condition, enabling him to walk upright. Notarized statement dated December 13 1914 confirms truth of the affidavit.
An old advertisement urges readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle of Swamp-Root from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. It claims the sample will prove effective for kidneys and bladder and mentions a booklet of information. Ragelor bottles are offered at fifty cents and one dollar at drug stores with a Frederick Daily News mention.
Clarence Jackson was given a hearing before Magistrate Hul at Police Court at 11 this morning on a charge of improper relations with May West under 16. The case was dismissed due to lack of evidence.
Magistrate Marion C. Miller dismissed the assault charge against Virgil Eaton of Oa. Hil heard in Woodsboro today. Mrs. Jennie Staub of LeGore claimed Eaton abused her and threatened to kill her over a belief she cast a spell on his infant son. Eaton insisted the spell caused the baby’s illness.
Local residents improve from illnesses including William Beacht Anni McKinney Nan Wilson and Mary Fout. Regimental Basketball League opens tonight at the armory with Company A versus Company B Hag erstown. Magistrate fines Robert Morgan for desecrating a Woodville graveyard. Coal gas victims Geisinger and sister Charlotte show improvement and may soon return home.
Superintendent Smith of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway says no arrests have been made in the wrecking of the trolley at Catoctin Tuesday afternoon. Detectives from a New York agency and the sheriff are at work on the case.
For bronchitis, severe coughs and colds a new prepared remedy offers a cheaper, non narcotic alternative. Mann's New Concentrated Expectorant mixed with sugar and water makes a full pint. claims to relieve bronchial issues with no chloroform or opiates and guarantees satisfaction with refunds if not effective.
An advertisement lists tarred roofing paper at 65¢ per 108 square foot roll and Gest Grade Rubber Roofing at 1.25 per roll. Various roof paints include Black, Red, Brown and Graphite at 60c to $1.10 per gallon, with Venetian Red Barn Paint and white leads noted. Guaranр teed wear and coverage claims accompany several paints with multi year guarantees. Wis at right prices, at
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