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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1915

Page

8

August Happenings and Local Hums of Frederick

A breezy July farewell ushers in August with notes of festivals picnics and civic activity. Frederick hosts church picnics at Braddock Heights Pen Mar and nearby towns while residents plan vacations fairs and park improvements. Political talk heats up with a Frederick congressional and state representation debate led by Dorsey Leo and Edward.

Frederick Congress Dorsey Leo Edward

Religious services list in multiple Maryland towns

A town church digest lists Sunday School times and worship services across churches in several communities. It includes Methodist Episcopal Key, E Church South, All Saints, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, St John Catholic, St Stephen ThurMont, First Baptist, Church of the Brethren, United Brethren, Gospel Mission, Winchester Street Chapel, St Timothy's, Glade Reformed, St Johns Reformed Woodsboro, Buckeystown and others with ministers names, class times, sermon topics and special events. No services tomorrow due to Rev Ewald's illness in specific chapels.

Braddock Heights Patrick Street Braddock Libertytown Pen Mar Grace Reformers St. Anthony's Emmitsburg Feagarville Mt. Zion Federated Charities Civic Club Methodist Episcopal Church Key J. HW Lamar Peter Misses Resina Marie Haller E. Church South Waiswa Bk Holley Lee Holeehip All Sainte’ Church Douglasa Booff Mornig Praser Stev Charles Ki. Wohler Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer Weapers Grace Reformed Church J. A. Dittler Evangelical Lutheran Church G. Rupp Grayson Stup Lafayette Hill St. John's Catholic Church W. J. Kane Fr. Mackall St. Stephen's ThurMont W. K. Damuth Lambert Building W. Patrick St A. Luther Nickels Winchester Street Chapel Roderick St. Timothy's Chapel Schleysville Glade Ernest EK. Weaver Glade Church Walkersville Harriott Chapel Catoctin Furnace St. John's St. Timothy's LT Ewald

Sunday Dinner Basket Market Prices Item List

A local market listing reports crowd size unchanged at the base of supplies. Prices cover a wide range for fruits vegetables and goods including crabapples ten cents half peck, tomatoes eight to ten cents a box, berries five to ten cents a box, eggs nineteen to twenty five cents a dozen, butter twenty to twenty five cents a pound, poultry live chickens twenty cents a pound, and a broad assortment of produce with per half peck or per box pricing.

Paid $4250 For Death Of Husband In Wreck

The Western Maryland Railway Co settled today with Mrs. ER Fritz widow of Chas R Fritz a traveling fireman from Hagerstown who was killed in June when tag passenger trains collided on a bridge near Thurmont She sued for damages and received 4250 in equipment of all claims The company is said to be negotiating with relatives of five wreck victims. Cost 10c To Produce Dozen Eggs Experiments at Beltsville Farm show it costs 14c to produce a dozen eggs for city markets The same costs for city consumers ranged 24c in summer 40 and 30c in winter The experiments were by government experts using hens in their first laying season Grand Union Tea Co led by George F Thomas placed a new delivery wagon on the street.

Western Maryland Railway Co ER. Fritz Chas R. Fritz Hagerstown Thurmont Fritz Beltsville Montgomery Grand Union Tea Co George F. Thomas

Methodist Reunion Plans In Frederick County Event

The third annual Methodist reunion will be held at Braddock Heights on Thursday, August 12. Services begin at 10:30 a.m. with an odd time love feast and experience meeting. After luncheon there will be a song service and several addresses by Rev. E. L. Watson, Rev. John William Smith, and Rev. Stugh Latimer Elderdice. Special music is planned and a profitable time is anticipated.

Frederick County Braddock Heights E. L. Watson Mee John William Smith South Stugh Latimer Elderdice Theological Seminar Methodist Protestant Church

Vancouver card from Rev A J Verman on West trip

Rev A J Verman and Mr Snook from Utica send a Vancouver postcard praising the Canadian Rockies view after a long Western trip. The card notes two one-cent stamps and mentions contributing to the British War effort with the extra postage. Fred Zimmerman, son of Charles Zimmerman formerly of Emmitsburg, escaped the Eastland disaster in Chicago by a ten minute delay. He works for the Western Electric Company in Chicago as chief clerk in the inspection department.

Vancouver A. J. Verman Snook Utica Canadian Rockies Fred. “Zimmerman Charles Zimmerman Emmitsburg Chicago Zimmerman Western Electrc Company of

To Finish Road Work Near Deerfield High Field

About 40 volunteers will work to complete the remaining two miles of a four mile Deerfield High field road. County Commissioner Frank M. Stevens and Charles Brown will lead one crew. Mary Wilhide leads the other.

Deerfield Highfield Frank M. Stevens Charles Brown Charce Wilhide

Osteopaths Allowed to Register Under New Rule

Federal regulations under the Hansen Anti-Drug law were granted yesterday to permit registry of osteopaths so that they may administer data in those states where they are registered by law as practitioners.

New Pastor at Union Bridge Appointed at MOP Church

Rev FoOM Clift of Cecil county has accepted the vacancy caused by Rev No Schearzkop’s retirement at the MOP Church Union Bridge. Rev Clift and his wife arrived there on Thursday evening.

Foom Clift Cecil County Jate No Schearzkop Union Bridge Clift

Shoot Self at Fair Grounds Ends Wealvin Summers Tragedy

Wealvin Summers, 42, shot himself at the Hagerstown Interstate Fair Grounds after bidding farewell to his 14 year old daughter Helen as his wife left for her parents in Woeyresboro Pennsylvania. The incident occurred last night following a family dispute.

Woeyresboro Sameel Hagerstann Interstate Fair Grounds Ater Helen

Silver Wedding Observed At Home In West Fourth Street

The children of Mr and Mrs Abram J Eichelberger held a surprise party last evening for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their West Fourth street home. Family members and friends from multiple cities attended, with silver presents and music. The couple married July 30 1890 by Rev J B Stitt.

Abram J. Eichelberger West Fourth Street Thirza Alice Ralph Minnie Gittinger J. B. Stitt Methodist Church Edward A. Gittinger Robert Bennett Harry Daniels Gittinger Rowe Ross Paximore Nannie Hannan Washington D. C Rey Luther Kuhlman Gettysburg Joseph Smith Baltimore Grimes Thurmont J. O. Hendrix W. O. McCutcheon John L. Johnson U.S. G. Rupp John Gittinger George Gittinger George Enele Joshua Dil Tris H. Haller Anna M. Gittinser John Hershberger, Jr Elizabeth Enele

P.O.S.O.F A.TO MEET TUESDAY IN CENTREVILLE

The Patriotic Order Sons of America will convene in Centreville on Tuesday with public demonstrations in the afternoon and evening focused on gubernatorial candidates. Key speakers include Comptroller Harrington QO E Weller Warburton Heaps Seabrook Hore and Congressman Lewis. Three hundred delegates from Maryland lodges attend a two day session starting Tuesday morning, with a reception Monday night at the Arlington Hotel.

The Patriotic Order Sona of American Centreville Harrington QO. E. Weller W. T. Warburton Cecil County William James Heaps William A. Seabrook Order Thomas M .Hore Ant+Saloon League David J. Lewis Maryland Arlington Hotel

Study of Soils for Intelligent Farming

An essay by Edward K. Parkinson urges landowners to gain elementary soil knowledge. It explains how soil color hints at composition, distinguishes sedentary and transported soils, and emphasizes understanding sand silt and clay to apply proper cultivation and irrigation.

Edward K. Parkinson New York Evening Post Ferther

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