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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
8
Drought notes show the rain data for March through June 1910. The record indicates a drier season with inches below prior averages, while slow soak rain offers limited relief.
A weather summary notes extreme heat waves and drought in 1913. Mild winter with late frosts damaged fruit and vegetation, while the summer brought record high temperatures and dry spells. Weather anomalies are described as unprecedented in official records, affecting crops and soil moisture.
The Malate stockade opens as MG Goldsborough presents a contrast with prior conditions. Units move into camp, officers assigned to sections, and headquarter staff reorganizes duties including property checks and equipment. Division leaders list captains and lieutenants across four sections under new command.
Roger Phebus Clarence Carty and J John Flannagan members of Troop 2 Boy Scouts of Frederick made a foot trip to Reichs Ford accompanied by Scoutmaster Harold G Clark yesterday evening. They left Frederick around 645 PM and slept in the open along the Monocacy under a lean to made from branches. They started home about 639 AM today.
Washington County Medical Society hosts a dinner at Hotel Braddock for Frederick and Washington county physicians with a 1:30 pm meeting and a 2:00 pm joint session. Delegates from Montgomery Howard and Carroll counties attend.
Today at Shepherdstown the corner stone of the new Masonic temple will be laid with a number of distinguished Masons in attendance. The event is expected to be a red letter day in the history of ML Nebo Ledge No. 1.
Members of Mr Noah F Cramer's Sunday school class went on an automobile trip to Emmitsburg yesterday afternoon led by URa mir, with listed attendees HR Dertzhansh W S Hersper ger James Cramer and Lester Rurser.
The Baltimore violinist Vattry Sekotme, former Pra fonservateary student, known in Frederick, won a second prize in Braseels annual musical contest. He is studying at Cosar Themson's atelier and has been Hying ts Reosesls year.
Dr John M Schick longtime Washington minister dies from injuries after being struck by a car while hurrying to catch a streetcar. Funeral in state Friday at his church followed by burial in Rock Creek cemetery. He served in Frederick and other cities, studied at Mercersburg and the Pennsylvania Theological Seminary, and held Masonic memberships.
Hagerstown Mail reports the Waterstown and Frederick Rah mad line faces trouble on its new Samuel treck vehicle Troffey car No 10. Women complain the double step complicates boarding and skirts, while riders note the need for silk stockings to board. Owners oppose the modification citing safety and comfort concerns.
Eight committees named for Manor event near Buckeystown on August 6. Hon. Blair Lee to speak. main feature is a tournament with eight crowns across two classes. Dignitaries list chairs for Grounds Dancing Executive Dinner Tables and various aid roles. Fréderick Select Choir to provide music. large crowd anticipated.
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