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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
4
Frederick prepares for a elaborate patriotic Fourth with a 9:30 a.m. parade led by mounted marshals, a 9:00 a.m. chimes signal, and children prizes at Hood College. Prizes donated by local merchants. evening athletic events and a grand fireworks display at Bois High School forecast to rival city celebrations.
Children will give a scowling salute to the flag at morning exercises in front of the Court House. They will recite the pledge, declaring allegiance to the flag and the republic for which it stands as one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
The funeral for the late Mrs John H Keller was held at ten o'clock this morning at Mt Olivet chapel with Rev E H Lamar officiating. Pallbearers included R R Lewis Joshua J Dill F B Sap Pington and Dr J M Radcliff. Burial followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison directed the services. A separate suit against Cecil Construction Company of Baltimore, filed May 1912 by Mrs Imogen Dorsey Slingluff, was noted for $0 000 due to alleged injury from a crushed foot in Cecil Apartments.
Frederick marks Independence Day with a Safe and Sane program featuring a morning parade and Court Park exercises with prizes, children’s races on Church Street, a night program at Boyce High School grounds, driving club events at the Fair Grounds, and a motorcycle contest. Tourists will travel to Gettysburg for the anniversary, while Lake View hosts gatherings with dancing. The Frederick Lodge outing, a BPOE gathering, lands at Marken's meadow with a baseball match between the Bachelors and Benedicts, and regional celebrations continue in Emmitaburg and Mt. Alto. The Monocacy river is in good shape for anglers. stores and banks close, post office hours adjust, and fireworks are banned with police enforcing the rule.
A parade of names reports visitors and travelers: Edward Yeakle and Mrs. Andrews in Harrisburg. Miss Miller and Miss Linn visiting Philadelphia and Baltimore. Mrs. Benner and Mrs. Shafer in Atlantic City. Dr. Kefauver in Taneytown and York. many others traveling to Baltimore, Frederick, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Ocean City and Gettysburg. The items list ongoing visits, homecomings, and short trips by residents and friends across Maryland and nearby states.
Mr and Mrs I G Waltz hosted a Monday June 30 reception in Araby for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Paul C Waltz. Guests from Baker's Valley Urbana and Dayton shared food and gifts while the Dayton flood aftermath was noted for Mr Nelson.
A Frederick resident asserts Dean's Kidney Pills improved kidney symptoms after trials and urges others to buy from J W Harner's Drug Store. The testimonial, credited to Mrs J E Perry of Braddock R R No 5, Md, echoes the advertisement promoting Foster Milburn Co as U S agents with the Dean's brand name emphasized.
Crowded program for the Glorious Fourth promises fair weather and wide participation. The Civic Club will stage safe and sane events with a morning parade at the Fair Grounds Driving Club events and a large horse show featuring Frederick county entries.
Mrs Myra Crommit through attorney Samuel A Lewis is granted an absolute divorce from Charles R Crimmitt on grounds of desertion and non support. The News notes the ruling as final with no further provisions.
Hymeneas Moulpen Grimer and Misa Frances Grimes, daughters of Mr and Mrs James Grimes of Travilah, wed Joseph Albert Moulden of Rockville in a home ceremony conducted by Rev Frank M Stiebard Sou, with few relatives present. Yesterday George Lewis and William Garrett were successful in landing five eel and two fall fish during a fishing trip.
Ezra Lewis KramER announces candidacy for sheriff of Frederick County awaiting Democratic Primary decision. He appeals for support from every Democrat.
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