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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
3
Complaint spread among homemakers and county commissioners over underfilled strawberry boxes weighed products and ice cream containers. Critics say berries settle and boxes appear sparsely filled while butter weights fall short. Returns note hog cholera in Maryland with May outbreaks and road improvements in Virginia after a motor trip.
Second Lieutenant E Cooper of the Ninth New York Artillery recalls Maryland visits since 1864. He mentions battles, Fort Foote, Monocacy, Winchester, and life after the war, including time at Annapolis and as an engineer in Michigan. He notes changes in Baltimore and cites officers Seward and Welling and the regiment’s switch to heavy artillery. A separate report details City Engineer Emory Crum killing a large rattlesnake near Fishing Creek.
Grayson H. Mercer a realtor and insurance agent purchased a five room brick dwelling on Phebus Avenue from Mrs. Marie Larkin.
A list of property deeds transfers including Biles A McBride to Jene Hamiltons Merrymra and others, plus multiple deeds to various trustees. Also records marriage licenses for pairs from Frederick and surrounding areas, with ages ranging from 19 to 31 and destinations including New Midway Danville Pa and Emmitsburg.
A Sunday gathering at the home of William Summers in McKals honored the Sammery brothers and their families with a dinner party. Attendees included Wil liam Summers, Nelson Summers, Talbot Bummere, George Summers, and many relatives from Frederick Harmony Grove Syracuse and Woodardorn. An investigation by Syracuse University’s Harry W Hepper found men and women performing identical work, with women completing three months of work in 0.5 percent longer time than men.
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