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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
5
A fragment lists individuals and institutions including A. House A fF MarMardon A. WU. wmbUeluc Wm. A. Bennett aderick City Hospital V. E. Guy Albaugh Chas. H. Lewis Lewis H. Fraley C. B. Willard and Extra Attraction Meadow National Bank.
Tomorrow on the fifteenth day of the month corners of The Daily News will collect from all subscribers on their routes the amount due. Subscribers should be prepared for the collectors. The price is 25 cents a month.
Miss Annie M. Campbell is improving after a illness spell. Frank Salter of West Church street has recovered enough to be about. Miss Eleanor D. Abbott on South Market street is undergoing treatment at City Hospital. James M. Sappington, recently operated on at Frederick City Hospital, returns home to Libertytown improved. Edna Michael of Buckeystown Mills to have stomach-operation at Frederick City Hospital.
Marcella May Rice died yesterday morning at 11 at her parents East Sixth Street home. She was about nine months old. The funeral is set for Thursday at ten from the family residence, with services at the M E church in Lewistown and burial in the adjacent cemetery. M L Creager and Son of Thurmont handle arrangements.
The Mildred Englebrecht funeral was held at 2.20 PM from 452 West South Street with Rev J O Wrightson officiating. Interment was at Mt Silver cemetery. E Cline Funeral Director. King David Lodge elected officers for the term. John T Lipps noble grand and Jacob L Englebrecht recording secretary. Hospital Board met. May totals show 93 patients treated with 82 admitted and 69 discharged. 12 full pay, 41 part pay, 40 free. Ad and medical activity notes appear amid local civic items.
In a tight municipal race, Democrats re elected Mayor Lewis H. Fraley by 1 169 votes to Republican Mantz 1 003. Republicans won four of five Board of Aldermen seats and the City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus, while Clinton B. Willard, Henry H. Abbott, E. Guy Albaugh and Charles H. Lewis plus Allen Jones are listed as officials. Recounts discussed as results settled.
City Register Nicodemus 1065, Doll 1063 for city register. Aldermen results mix Democrats and Republicans with Willard 1117 and Albaugh 1081 leading GOP tickets. Grove 1031 and Culler 1000 Democrats defeated. Mayor Fraley wins big, but control of city machinery remains contested amid light plant dispute and possible holdovers if the new board does not confirm appointments.
Civilian Reserve Corps formed weeks ago completed instruction last night at Company A Armory and plans a banquet at the Braddock Hotel next Tuesday. Holmes D. Baker and T. B. Hayward named as banquet committee. Major D. John Markey led instruction and received thanks for efforts. business men showed progress and attended drills. last night included war map readings.
Local Blue Ridge League game prompts two for one admission in Frederick with a double header at Agricultural Park. First game scheduled for 2:15 pm on Thursday June 15 featuring nearby foes Flagerstown.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for election support to alderman candidates Clinton B. Willard Lewis H Fraley Ef Guy Albaugh and Chas Lewis. Also requests jar returns for Frederick Hospital. Real estate ad for seven room house at $4 400. Fidelity Building and Loan announces second series starting June 17 1916 with details on shares and interest and list of officers and directors.
Votes in a city election face a recount after claims that about 15 ballots with the full Democratic or Republican tickets were miscounted at a precinct. If restored, Clifford Doll and John Grove could win, altering control of the Board of Aldermen and city offices.
Special reduction sale featuring Best White Milan Hemp and Panama hats and New York models. Private sale Thursday at 475 West South Street offers household furniture. Also notes about baseball game, bread products, and local notices from Hagerstown and Grace Reformed Sunday School festival.
Fragmentary catalog note lists names Ivvesseces President Vice-President and cashier positions with several inlined personal names. Mentions sale items such as sweaters at 22 items, special prices on white goods pillow cases sheets towels and ladies chiffon and henna kerchiefs for the men.
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