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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
4
City officials prepare for a changeover as Fraley’s administration nears inauguration next Monday at 11 o’clock. Tonight’s final Aldermen meeting aims to wrap up unfinished business and set the stage for new officials. Competing topics include water rates and city improvements under the current board.
Mr Gaver son of Mr and Mrs Lee J Gaver of Middletown entered the Navy in March 1912 and became a liner gunner on the Tennessee. After a six month voyage to Asia the armored cruiser arrived at League Island Philadelphia. He witnessed Balkan battlefields with thousands of dead while the Tennessee patrolled the Far East.
The funeral of Mrs William Cromwell, held from her late home near Pearl, drew a large crowd. Services were led by Hex BFF Rubey of New Market. Pallbearers included C.G. Miller, Charles Crum, Irving Burall, Roy Burke, Adolphus Fox and Haymiend Carpenter. Interment at ML Oliver cemetery. C. Carty, funeral director. Raise For 3,000 Postal Men. Congressman J Charles Linthicum to propose salary reclassification for assistant postmasters and employes above clerical grades. if law passes, over 32,000 postal workers gain raises totaling $500,000. Walter McNanumel, former Cumberland director of a large mass choir, will lead singing at Allegany County Sunday School Convention. A parade will precede the meeting. music by the Eagle choir features of the association. Floor in Bridge. Repairs to Carroll Creek bridge in Brewery Alleys include replacing rotten boards as the floor is dangerous. the bridge may need a whole new floor.
An Ohio mathematics teacher credits Grape-Nuts with clearing brain fog and boosting afternoon energy after years of heavy meals. He reports lasting, improved mental sharpness and better digestion for him and his wife, who also found relief from stomach issues after using Grape-Nuts. The ad notes readers should consult The Road to Wellville booklet.
The twenty seventh annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met at Walkersville's Methodist Church. State President Mrs Mary Hashlo urged steadfast work, noted federal temperance signs, and called for more members, especially youth. Officers were elected, and reports from 22 departments showed active work across the county.
Westernport hosted the Maryland State Firemen's Association parade drawing its largest crowd. Frostburg Fire Department won for best mast and Water Witch Hook and Ladder Company Ammipalis for best appearance. Towns visited included Wentermoort Lake Piedmont. Officers nominated: President Garry T. Levely Anna polid senior vice president W R Vouglasa Secretary Edward Stevenson Chaes L. Davis Treasurer Russell Smith John Sump. Westernport selected as next meeting site. Association reports show new companies admitted, funds raised and expenditures with total cash on hand. Amendments to the constitution passed increasing benefits for on duty disabilities.
Bentitown Bard will deliver the commencement address to Annapolis High School graduates. The event marks the latest public appearance for the noted writer as the school prepares a traditional graduation ceremony.
A newspaper advertisement touts a freckle treatment promising a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims an ounce of a double strength ethine product from a druggist will remove freckles, costing nothing unless results are achieved, with rarely more than one ounce needed for severe cases.
Grain and dairy farm listings in Howard County with multiple tract sizes and dwelling values. Also a Frederick Millinery Opening advert with models. several candidates announce for county offices including sheriff and commissioner, with party and district details, all from Frederick Md.
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