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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
Brunswick blanks opponent as Frederick and Keller star for Brunswick. LeGore accelerates play, delivering fast, tight ball control in a decisive win with the local standout shaping the edge.
A parade of brief personal notes covers visits and stays by Chester A Burrass in Walkersville and Rev Alonzo Winters in Philadelphia while Mrs John Tyson and Mrs Roy Wachter travel to Atlantic City and Hagerstown. It notes Frederick defeating Brunswick in Western Maryland League opening games with LeGore leading Frederick and Keller holding Brunswick to four hits. Additional items list residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Washington Manchester Winchester and Kyattstown along with several travel and family updates.
Mrs Elsie May Davis wife of Geo L Davis died Friday at her New Market home of bronchial pneumonia aged 26 years 8 months 5 days She is survived by husband two children mother sister and brother Funeral yesterday at 1 pm from M N church New Market with Rev B I McGowan and Rev DB Ruley officiating Interment Mt Olivet cemetery Falconer Bros funeral directors
Miss Edith Kefauver of Middletown is among the prize jelly contest winners in a Baltimore paper. Her Green Grape Jelly recipe outlines heating unripe grapes with no water, straining juice, boiling 20 minutes, and sweetening with warmed sugar before setting in glasses, with tips for pud ding sauce and flavoring water ice.
The annual election for five directors was held at the Walkersville Bank office. Elected were C. M. Thomas, Eugenel L. Derr, Edward D. Shriner, H Clayton Trundle and Edwin Devilbiss. The board reorganized and named C. M. Thomas president and Edwin Devilbiss secretary and treasurer.
Charles Rowe Hoke of Emmitts burg and Sara Rebecca Miller of Rocky Ridge were married briefly Saturday evening at the Lutheran parsonage, the ceremony performed by Rev. U S G Rupp.
During a Washington visit last week a severe storm struck the house of Patrick Collins formerly of this city. Fourteen window panes were broken and the house badly damaged. Mrs. Collins and her daughter inside were stunned by the shock. Kolb Brothers on North Market street are installing a modern ice box in their store. A Philadelphia firm is installing it, lined with cork and cement and lighted by electricity. The box will hold about three tons of ice.
A non sectarian tribute to Cardinal Gibbons marks the fiftieth anniversary of his priestly ordination and twenty fifth of his cardinalate with a ceremony at Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore. Governor Crothers presides and the principal addresses come from President Taft Vice President Sherman former President Roosevelt Speaker Clark Chief Justice White Senator Root and former Speaker Cannon.
The Frederick Gas and Electric Company has secured two patrol fire extinguishers to be installed in their plant. The purchase was arranged through the agent George and Kolb.
A dog foaming at the mouth suffered a fit on West Fifth Street prompting residents to call police. Officer Fleming shot the animal to prevent serious harm.
An excerpt from the New York Women's League for Animals describes a program teaching kindness to animals in schools and communities. Lectures at universities settlements and clubs cover horses dogs cats and birds with slides and demonstrations. The effort includes adult lectures and a pledge by children to treat living creatures kindly.
A reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Nelson Summers at Braddock yesterday gathered guests including Mr and Mrs Roy Stockman Miss Zella Summers May Summers Edward Summers Simon Summers Glenn Zimmerman of Frederick Mr and Mrs John Cline Arthur Graves of Waynesboro and Mr and Mrs William Summers of Clifton.
Mrs John M Whitmore of South Market Street mourns the death of her sixteen year old pet parrot yesterday The bird was a fine talker and singer and will be greatly missed It was four months old when acquired by Mrs Whitmore.
The Hagerstown Eagles meet the YMCA team at Athletic Park this afternoon in a repeat visit. Talks are under way to have the YMCA replace Hagerstown in the league as the season progresses. Harada's Drug Store advertises Vrote the Tooth Paste for cleansing and refreshing.
A historic push in 1911 sees states from Maryland to California committing millions for highway construction and maintenance. Funds come from bonds, taxes, and state aid, with New York and North Carolina among leaders. overall outlay nears $141 million for the season, marking the era’s greatest road-building drive.
An excursion on the B and QO line yesterday carried 147 people from the city. Of these, 86 travelers went to Washington and 61 went to Baltimore.
Public health notice cautions against catarrh ointments containing mercury. Advises consulting reputable physicians and warns of mucous-system damage. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and taken internally, manufactured in Toledo by F J Cheney & Co. Price 75 cents per bottle.
About 16 Boy Scouts endured a rainstorm during a mountain camp in the Sugar Loaf range. They sheltered in a thick grove, with overnight arrivals by wheel and foot, while Sunday school under Clark and Zeigler proceeded despite wet weather. Ventured return trips by bicycle and wagon set the schedule for the campers, with all enjoying the outing overall.
A fragment promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Dientoheon Remedy as essential for every family in summer. It claims high necessity, low cost, and availability from druggists, urging readers to acquire a quart bottle.
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