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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News, an independent publication from Frederick Maryland, provides subscription terms and postal details for daily, semi weekly, and weekly editions. It lists rates, carriers, mailing options, and office contact information with the date Saturday June 14 1913.
Frederick joins the Safe and Sane Fourth effort with ambitious 1913 Independence Day preparations. Aimed at a parade and pageant style celebration, organizers expect a memorable day on July 4 with public cooperation. The piece reflects on past summers and the move toward safer, more restrained festivities.
Outdoor experts urge Americans to move from gymnasiums to open air activities as sunshine returns. Athletes shift practice outside for real action while instructors welcome this fresh air boost for all ages and fitness levels in a practical, uplifting focus on outdoor training.
John Bugent filed suit in front of Justice George R. Denoia Jr. against Metropolitan Insurance Co. for $58 the policy covered George F. Bagent who died at age five years ten months on April 17. The premium was five cents weekly for four and a half years. The claimant, a poor man, seeks to recover and fix liability in industrial policy terms.
A compact feature gathers letters from readers in various counties recounting notable happenings. Reports cover community events, personal milestones, and local observations shaping a regional mosaic.
Walkersville notices announce a children service at the U B church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock with all welcome. Mr Wol Spot and family take a two weeks vacation visiting York Harrisburg and New York. Miss Catharine Carmack returns from Frederick. Mia William Lease is on the sick list and Miss Hilda Fogle spent Thursday in Frederick.
Helen Gertrude Folan aged 11 years 5 months and 2 days died at home after a long illness from heat disease at 11 East Sixth street. A sister also died in March making two deaths in three months. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at home with interment at Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director. Dr Benjamin F Shipley died at home near Alpha Howard county aged 64.
Miss Clare Stokes has recovered from tonsillitis and can be out. Mrs. Clarence Whip of 11 Wisner Street, Frederick, is convalescing from acute gastralgia after illness. A light town item includes a quip about a “fresh air fiend” as a man who airs his views.
Local items from the Colwans of Tin dated July 14 recount banking changes with Farmers and Mechanics National Bank appointing John A. Markell as cashier to replace Samuel Niadorff who resigned and Wilber HH Duvall becoming assistant cashier. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad president General James C. Clark and party tour then head to San Francisco. The Frederick Y M C A board organized with W C Rively as president and officers Sappington, Eichelberrer, Parsons, Dowall, Clary Hall among finance committee names. The Major Aldermen award a contract to Lane Brothers for an additional reservoir in Morgantown as weather conditions are noted.
Purely personal notes list Miss Heakin Huhn visiting friends in Baltimore and others returning from trips to Baltimore, Minnesota, Cincinnati, and Columbus. The items mention visits by Mr Howerd Young, Mrs W C Martin, Miss Medora Mantz, Mr 7 Howard Miller, Mr Minor Simpson, Miss Mildred Landauer, George and William Kolb, Mrs J Lighter, Mr Harry Lighter, Master George Murdoch Potts, Mrs Laura Strange, Mr John Ramsburgh, Mr Monroe Johnson, Mrs Arthur Williams and daughters, and Misses Mary Geiser Nastian and A Gladys Eppley, with relatives in several cities.
Twenty five commissioned army officers under General Liggett arrived in Gettysburg after passing through Frederick this week for a technical study of the battlefield. They are touring battle sites as part of the Army War College program and will spend several days critiquing the Gettysburg fight. They are quartered in a camp prepared to host veterans for the fiftieth anniversary celebration next month.
A pleasant social gathering was held at Mr. C. C. Maught’s residence near Burkittsville on Wednesday evening June 11 1915 to honor Jefferson High School’s graduating class of 1915. The parlor and dining room were lavishly decorated in blue and white with flowers and glass colors. Guests included Ethel tarine Made Maught Namneie Shai fer Fayette Sshes Ross Horine Glenna Routzahn Thomas Thraster and Ethel Rice though the latter was detained at home by illness.
The funeral of Mrs Vallietia Susan Thomas widow of the late George W Rlesemne of Buckevstown was held at 2 o clock this morning. Services were conducted at the house by Rev Thomas pastor of the Reformed church at Adamstown. Pallbearers named J A Wearley D E L Keller COW Keller James Keller James Wrathts Tan Weaclev interment in Veia et perme ters this eit Carly had charge of the funeral.
Bayard, a 28 year old from Emmitsburg, was found along the Western Maryland tracks near Rocky Ridge after wandering onto the line. He died at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown from injuries including a broken arm and internal damage. Remains to be sent to Emmitsburg for services. coroner may convene a jury for an inquest and autopsy.
The pupils of Mrs. McDaniel’s Elocution School stage Princess Chrysanthemum next Tuesday evening at the High School Auditorium. The tale follows a royal fete, a child of the Emperor, two princes, a kidnap plot, magic rings, Moonbeam and Fairy aid, and a wedding rescue. Cast includes Lillian Caller, Kathryn Fairney, Ruth Hummer, Mary Culler, Lilian Gaither, Louise McDaniel, HH Haller, Fessler Haller, George Chaplain, James Harris, and supporting imps and fairies.
At a stockholders meeting held this morning the forening directors were elected Roger M. Neighbors C Thomas Kemp C C Winehrener McClinkt Yorns Morry G Summers Elmer BR Fearn D Young and W YY Morseh The regular monthly meeting of the Frederick Davie Club will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock in the YMocA building Every member is urged to be present
An old advertisement from Birmingham Alabama promotes BRuehlet's Attica Salve and Pearre's Modern Pharmacy claiming relief for nine months of persistent skin ulcers, eczema, or similar conditions. It lists a doctor or supplier and urges readers to seek treatment through the advertised remedies.
Motter Bros. & Co. corrected latest sales figures in a Baltimore stock market summary dated June 14 1913. The document lists bonds and stocks including Seaboard Air Line United Ry Mercantile Trust Western Maryland Chicago Railways Houston Oil Chicago etc with various 4s or other coupons and noted large fiduciary holdings such as 10000 pledged funds and deposit details.
Reserve loans and specie figures dominate the page with totals for loans thirteen million plus, specie seven million, legals under half a million and deposits around five and a half million. The data reflects the Chicago grain market financial activity including reserves and loan levels.
Today's stock quotations are supplied by Motter Bros Co. The page lists prices and changes for active equities, including notable industrials and transportation shares. Market activity reflects intraday shifts and closing tendencies across sectors.
The summer schedule for the Northern Central Railroad, effective Monday, updates Frederick departures and arrivals. The 7:25 a.m. departure moves to 7:05, the 4:45 a.m. departure shifts to 4:20. Arrivals change: 12:20 p.m. becomes 11:45, 5:33 a.m. becomes 5:43, and 6:55 a.m. arrivals move to 7:50. Sunday trains remain unchanged.
A Bath reader from WL reports twenty years of eczema and skin eruptions cleared by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The testimonial asserts the ointment is a physician’s remedy, in use for years, with a guarantee from the Pharmacal Co. Philadelphia and St Louis. Pearie's Modern Pharmacy advertises the product.
The text outlines ground rents with semi annual interest rates of 3 1 2 to 4 1 2 percent and mentions rent examples of 545.45 on a 24 rent and 30 rent at 4 1 2 percent. It references expert attendance and assessment in Baltimore and includes addresses and names.
A整理edOCR shows a Frederick County National Bank listing for a grain farm operation in Howard County. It details multiple parcels with acreages, buildings described as J-room dwellings, and monetary figures such as 275.11, 4,275.11, and 8,000-plus amounts. The document references Jary Hcourts Ist Roz 2d Law Building and MAL 4,275.11 with a final line of .22.
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