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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
3
Letters from correspondents recount visits in Clarksville County including Mr Joseph C Hawns horse incident and Mrs James A Them visiting Mrs J Edwards. Several families with names like Edwards Hawkins Hood Doty Shaif and Summers are noted across weekends and church events. Community updates mention crops improving and a planned ice cream festival at the church grove June 17.
A large street parade and two performances by Forepaugh and Sells Brothers United Shows are planned for tomorrow. Highlights include the Hine Kimball Troupe of German acrobats first time in America, the Riding Rooneys, the Tragipe of Aerialists, and the Ty Bell sisters in The Human Butterfly Act. The 1911 season features the clowns, gymnasts, elephants, and Captain Webb's Houle Sev Lien Troupe. Parade starts at 10 o clock with shows at 2 and 8 p.m. Doors open an hour prior.
Virginia's Miss Pearl Carnes tied with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Fawley. Edith Rice of Burkinsville guests Miss Roberta Lew for seven days. Lillie Tucker of Washington visits George Culler. Maggie Fetcher and children visit her parents A D Doty. Randolph Grove family of Waynesboro return home after visit. Lutheran church services at p.m. Sunday. Methodist Children's service Sunday June 18 at 10 a.m. Lutheran Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Topic Grace for Common Duties led by Mrs. Harry Pennal. Clarence C Pittinger visits Thurmont. Nettie L Martin and daughters Ida and Catherine visit Mrs. Minnie A Hollman. Clarence C and Harvey M Pittinger visit uncle H B Pittinger at Troutville. William Jr and Howard T Martin in Frederick. Clayton J Martin of Sykesville visiting brothers here. Harry Essicker of Washington County and Ross Martin of Philadelphia stay with parents near Loys. Harvey R Martin spends Thursday evening in Detour. Annie M Pittinger of Littlestown Pa visits George W Pittinger family. Sunday guests: Charles Gruber, Calvin Colbert, Clarence Moser, William A Shrub. Annie Pittinger of Littlestown Pa visits G M Robinson. Mary E Colbert of Graceham visits sisters Misses Susan and Warrict Deberry near Loys. Mrs Daniel Staub and granddaughter of Hunting Creek spend 1st week with Mrs Dory ee and family. Martin is very ill. Mrs C F E Poole of Frederick spends days visiting daughter.
Leliy Russel has disappointed the Philadelphia Athletics as his sore arm kept him from conditioning and readiness. Connie asked waivers on Sally but AL clubs refused, leaving Mack unable to trade the Baltimore lad. Mack plans to keep Lefty idle until he rounds into shape, with no uniform or hat allowed for now. Wyatette Tooth Paste advert appears at the end.
Leaders announce fifty five merit badges across cooking horsemanship astronomy forestry aviation electricity engineering and art plus outdoor sports poultry farming taxidermy agriculture dairying bee farming and mechanical crafts. A Tenderfoot to First Class path required. ten merit badges earn a star scout, twenty one earns the wolf badge and the silver headgear. Details appear in the new Boy Scouts manual. Also King David Lodge No 50 I O O F held a meeting with four new applications and officers elected.
The new Marvel theater ready tonight features a handsome mahogany lobby, white enamel walls, and a regold drop to the floor ensuring an unobstructed screen view. Seating for 465 with rear space for 30 more, fireproof operator’s box, modern motion picture machine, and a large curtain. opening at 7 with an orchestra and the film Grenadier Roland.
The program includes stirring battle scenes set in snowy Russia and compares favorably with The Fall of Yroy. Also showing another reel featuring On Her Honeymoon and Jack's Lucky Horseshoe by the Lax Company.
Viartison J. Dixon through his attorney George A. Pearre files a bill for a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Fannie M. Dizon on grounds of unfaithfulness. The couple married February 27, 190% by Rev. Dr. Charles F. Steck. They resided in Montgomery and Frederick counties, with the plaintiff in Frederick and the defendant in Montgomery.
A local ad-like notice touts a winter ready cure using Berubys Colte Chatera and trhcon Remedy. It claims the medicine is essential for every family during the summer months and affordable at a quarter, urging readers to purchase from their druggist.
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