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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
Local society items summarize visits and greetings among residents of New Market and nearby towns. Featured are weddings and births, church festival success, hospitality in families like Falconers and Gilberts, and notices of travel, work, and illness across multiple households.
In Rocky Springs officers announce a Sunday evening missionary service at Edgewood and a Sunday school at Union chapel. Local residents including Mrs Walter Weaning Mrs Samuel Forney and Mrs John F Goose visitations are listed with brief notes on acquaintances and travel among Frederick Jefferson Shooks town and nearby. The water table is falling causing some wells to require deeper boreholes.
Miss Minnie and Mollie Shafer spent Tuesday in Frederick. Henry Miss spent one day in town on business. The Salvation Army of Frederick will hold woods meetings at Utica Park beginning Sunday June 11 and continue for several weeks. Joseph Loy and George Mullican spent three days in Virginia visiting relatives. S. T. Grimes spent Monday in Mount Airy on business. Miss Becky Mills visited Mrs. Della Grimes. Sue Collins, Frances Grimes, Melvin Burdette, Floyd Grimes and William Bennett attended the Clarksburg strawberry and ice cream festival Friday. The Frederick undertakers case against the State Board of Undertakers will go to Circuit Court. Justice Eckstein indicated a decision in favor of plaintiffs and a writ of cerce ria issued to move papers to Circuit Court. may go to Court of Appeals. Boys' High School class day exercises at City Opera House this evening at 8 o'clock with mastory and prop ecy. a debate will be featured. John W Watts, visiting relatives in Myersville, was brought to his home on East Sixth Street.
Frederick suppresses a troublesome colored woman Susie Hill who has troubled police and magistrates and vanished after a late night disturbance and a stock purchase warning. Italian men face assault case as Guy Perschal is jailed after biting Frank Dugiman at Grove’s lime kilns following a quarrel.
The marriage is announced for Morris D Renner of Frederick county and Barse B Foughner of Washington county at Pen Mar last August, kept secret due to the bride’s father’s opposition. Edna May Bond and Claude A Kames, Brunswick residents, wed May 2 at Trinity Lutheran parsonage Hagerstown. Thomas Sim Lee Horsey and Louise Carroll, daughter of Charles O Donnell Lee, to marry today at the couple’s home near Knoaville.
A fragment describes immediate treatment for severe wounds Burns and skin infections using Puehrens Armied Salve to prevent blood infection gangrene or prison injuries. It promotes this salve as a quick reliable remedy for burns cuts and related injuries.
Two dealers operate alongside each other, one relying on modern ad trade methods, the other trusting older, established techniques. The contrast highlights shifting commerce and enduring skepticism within a close community.
Poet Harbaugh and his brother Samuel of Casstown Ohio visited Middletown with ties to the area. Redenck, editor of the Valley Tegster, notes Harbaugh as a well known poet formerly of Middletown Valles with many acquaintances there. Advertising touted as path to success in this paper.
Charles W. Lough is in Taneytown on business. John Ridenour of North Market Street travels to Westminster for work. Miss Margaret Hoffman of Woodstock Virginia visits friends here. John F. L. Uiler of Hagerstown spends the day in this city on business.
Governor Crothers announces he will attend the Maryland National Guard encampment near Frederick in July and spend several days with the militia to watch maneuvers. Brigadier General Macklin leads camp with new features and a driver for engineering tasks.
William Garrett of West Patrick street is on the sick list. Frank E. Moore of East South street is improving. Eugene Willard of Telegraph street is improving. Arnold Whitmore of North Market street is able to be about.
This afternoon at 5 o'clock a strawberry festival will be held in the Mantz room on North Market street. Conducted by the Board of Managers of Frederick City Hospital, the event benefits the Nurses' home and Laundry. The ladies are working hard to ensure success and the festival continues tomorrow night.
A London Mirror report cites a medical specialist praising barefoot walks on sea sand as a nerve calmer. He says sand stimulates the soles, boosts blood flow, and quiets the mind with the sand’s monotony, suggesting seaside walks as soothing therapy.
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