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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
6
Adele Boyden returns from Richmond and Virginia. Many residents visit relatives in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns over the weekend and Fourth of July. Mentions of typhoid illness, high social visits, essay awards, church services, and harvest activities mark a lively community roundup.
Miss Myrtle Miller spends a week in Frederick while relatives from Frederick and Walkersville gather for a family visit. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wachter and son Edward, Mr. Russell Bell, Misses Mary and Catherine Currier, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramsburg and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. Caroline Ramsburg, Clinton Sunday and family, and Mrs. Laura Miller with daughter Myr.
Mrs Robert Harbaugh of Mountain View Cottage hosted a birthday surprise for her husband and son Carroll on Wednesday in Sabillasville. The gathering featured family and neighbors celebrating a shared milestone with cake and cheer.
Read the astonishing statement under the picture about the Sentinel Automatic Cook Stove. Consider what such a stove would mean in your kitchen how much easier your work would be and how much Jess tired you would be by evening.
An ad extols the Sentinel gas range with built in fireless cooker and clock for automatic cooking. It promises a cooler kitchen, less heat, and reduced fuel bills while freeing a wife from constant pot watching. The stove is simple to operate and, with its insulated oven walls, aims to pay for itself.
The fragmented copy mentions Sentinel Antemane Cook and a stove product from Sentinel Manufactur. It hints at a home demonstrations and potential costs or money involved, but readable details are limited and names are partially garbled.
Mrs Caroline Ramsburg has been ill and is recovering. Misses Mary and Catherine Burster visit grandparents. Mr and Mrs Foster Warrenfelte and child Marlwood spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Warrenfelts in Creagerstown. Misses Atlanta and Sylvia Eyier stay several days in Frederick.
In Yellow Springs farmers report good wheat and mixed potato crops with some storm damage and local bug harm in places. A large number from the section leave for Frederick on Tuesday evening. Mr John Stull of Berkeley Springs visited here for the Fourth, as did Mr and Mrs George Harris and family from Hangonville. Rev Shilke and Rev Cunningham are assigned to Bethel and Mill Haven Bethel, Edgewood, respectively. Mr Adam Bill narrowly escaped serious injury after falling from stairs but is recovering. Ernest Hine of Baltimore visits grandparents. Frank Pearl Cora Harris and others from Lovettsville and nearby Virginia towns spent Sunday with local families. Church services planned July 9 at Larder School House led by Rev Maurer of Lovettsville. Will Ward of Washington visited the Fry family briefl.
A big patriotic celebration and lawn fete at Ijamsville Grange featured Rev L A Lyttle giving an address in place of Dr Kispaugh. Fireworks display wowed attendees as piano music stirred chorus. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Burton France of Baltimore and numerous residents traveling or hosting guests. A June 27 wedding near Ellerton united Lizzie Ausherman and Lloyd Brandenburg with a serenade and community gathering followed by refreshments.
Miss Grace A. Brown of Deerfield visited Nellie Grossnickle and her sister Mrs. Harlan Grossnickle. Mrs. Anna Harshman remains bedbound with heart trouble. Mrs. Carlton Palmer also bedridden with rheumatism. Mr. Daniel C. Harshman had a horse kicked, breaking its leg and was forced to kill it. Lloyd Grossnickle lost a valuable horse to colic as harvest continues. Farmers in the vicinity are busy with harvesting work.
Lovettsville residents report ill health and visiting friends from Pennsylvania to Montana. Miss Sage visits Elvan and Mr. Hickman. Mrs. Wirts and Mrs. Stalling travel to Leesburg and Lovettsville. Rev Jipsy Smith sermon attended in Waterford with Mrs Myers and Miss Beatty. Communion at Mt Zion Lutheran next Sunday at 10 30. Dr Foles's house nears completion.
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