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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
6
The item outlines subscription options for the Daily News, semiweekly, and weekly editions. It lists delivery by carriers or mail across the United States, details rates of 35 cents per month, 1.00 for three months, 2.00 for six months, and 4.00 per year, with prepaid terms and payment requirements. It also notes printing and advertising offerings and suggests club announcements.
Friday July 11 1919 article notes Prohibition drives a new home beverage industry. Publishers court agents as readers show interest in old fashioned cook books and fermentation science. Householders will host rounds at home under wives supervision, while law views on home kick remains undecided.
Frederick county Lutheran reunion at Braddock Heights moved from August 6 to August 7. Committees named for program music transportation advertising and speakers including Rev. I. B. Hater and Rev. S. J. McDowell. Also notes on catechism class gatherings and a $100 reward for catarrh remedy claims.
PURELY PERSONAL notices list departures and visits across several states. Howard Tull left for New York to join his sister and visit uncles. Elizabeth and Margaret Brus of Baltimore visit grandparents. Damuth family and friends tour York and nearby towns. Grace O Connor visits Frederick sister Mrs Hartman. Debring returns to Louisville. Volluses move to Baltimore. Burgee family spends weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs Bowers hosted a Harmony Grove dance in honor of son Martin L. Bowers. About 75 guests attended with music by Novelty Orchestra and refreshments. Guests included Ethel Thomas Mildred Brown Sara Ray and many others from Jefferson Washing ton and surrounding towns. A second item reports a welcome party at 268 West First Street for Emory Hierley recently returned from France with games and late refreshments and a wide guest list including Staley Trout Wachter and Dierley families.
A pretty double wedding was held yesterday at 2 PM at 220 East Fifth Street in the home of Eugene Dixon. Vernon L Roderick and Miss Lillie Dison wed, and Forrest Milton Dixon and Miss Elsie Hare also married with ring ceremonies. The couples departed for Baltimore for their honeymoon. A Baltimore license was issued to William A Sayre and Mand O Mosberg.
Local lems from The News July 31 1899 recounts Maryland selections for the Ohio Valley Bi Metall ic League meeting in Chicago on July 20 Tom Lloyd T MacGill Jr named representative Roger Wood to succeed Chapline on the News reportorial staff Mrs William Crawford Johnson and children depart for Cape May Noel L Boblitz Hastia Boblitz and Sadie Habeenbaip head to Ocean City Md
Residents faced sudden downpour and street flooding as a strong storm passed through Frederick County. The rainfall total reached 1.5 inches with a day’s total of 1.7, rejuvenating crops after a heatwave while forecasts expect mild temperatures through Friday. The weather man notes July typically brings little rain, with historical highs and lows cited for context.
William McPherson McGill was found guilty of assault and battery on David F. Firor after a quarrel sparked by damaged fencing and a dispute between their wives. McGill claimed Firor provoked the attack. Firor and his wife testified in his defense. State Attorney Aaron R. Anders led the prosecution.
In a July 1919 financial statement Frederick County National Bank shows assets including loans and discounts 215,303.25 overdrafts 690.17 and U.S. Government war bonds 228,100.00. Liabilities include deposits subject to check 110,070.61 and time deposits 650,974.22 with capital stock 160,000 and surplus 60,000.00. Cash, reserves, and other items balance to total 973,710.48 across the institution’s reported figures.
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