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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
4
Local inventor Harry J. Leichert and Henrietta W. Lawrence of Baltimore secure U S patent for a reversible broiler designed to fit standard gas ovens. The device enables easy flipping and even broiling with a hinged gridiron, adjustable height, and drip-catching plates, touted as a practical aid for housewives.
A Pittsburgh real estate owner reports wall to wall savings on yearly paint use. He credits Lawrence Paints for covering more area per gallon and requiring fewer coats for durable finishes. The letter from Ross Andrews praises Lawrence Porch Carriage and Automobile Paints art finishes and enamel products sold by Central Hardware Co in Frederick Maryland.
An article explains broiling meat quickly by searing surfaces to seal juices, then adjusting distance from the flame for even cooking. It describes a detachable key or handle device that makes reversing meat easy in modern gas ovens. Includes local notices about Miss Kiser and others visiting, plus brief social items and a note on a German inventor's improved relational photograph system using light rays for distant writings.
The New Connections list from the . & P. Telephone Company includes numerous names and addresses across Frederick area towns such as Harmony Grove Anglebower Madison Walkersville Mount Pleasant Thurmont and more. It cites residents like Mrs Jensie Harhin Maurice son, W S Kelly, Lea Weinberg, Fred Schmit, and John J. Kline among others, with multiple street and route details in a dense roster format.
Mrs. and Mr. Jetn Miller hosted a Thursday evening at their home with Rev and Mrs. Mo. Virer, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wacaman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roper, and friends Mary Kendall Esther Ripe Goldie Miller Nellie Bowser Newser Miller Alva Anderson. Mrs Maud Anders visits. Marian Firor in Frederick for commencement week events. Thee Pryor visits sister Mrs Clarence Wills in Fountain Dale. Mr. and Mrs Adam Anders entertain in Watpesboro. Roscoe Crown undergoes tonsil removal at Frederick Hospital.
G Fred Ordeman son of Mrs Edith Ordeman of this city earns Doctor of Philosophy in chemistry at Washington and Lee University Lexington Va He will join as Associate Professor in Chemistry upon September and is noted for his prior W and L chemistry work and Johns Hopkins Hopkins scholarship and Di Gamma Alpha membership Also Geo Robert Shaw son of Breck Shaw earns a Master of Arts degree at Washington and Lee University during commencement with a Robinson Medal for mathematics achievement and a notable academic record
In Johnsville Mrs James Albaugh visited with her aunt Mrs T L Blessing and family. Mrs John Strawsburg and her son spent a day with Roy Slouck and family. A children s Day service at the M E church drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Samuel Stover visited his parents in Taneytown. Miss Clara and Sarah Blessing visited their sister in Jam es Ladiesburg. Farmers are plowing corn and the Ladies Mite Society met at Mt add Sirs T J Stoners home. At Rocky Ridge a children s day program is set for June 18 at 7 30 pm for Pressier s Orphan Home in Loysville with a sermon by Rev Woffenbarger. locals attended Thurmont High School commencements. Mrs Michael Late visited her father Ephraim Fox. Chas Brenaman of Thurmont joined J W Sreok for supper. Mrs Geo W Fox visited a Hanover sister. Mrs Co M Englar and Nettie Englar drove to Knoxville to see C A Rice. J W Snook W I Rexner and Leslie Fox did Frederick business Monday. Rev P E Heimer, Mrs Hoover, Chas Barrick and Pauline Welty visited Staub s. Guy Angeli bought a new Overland touring car. Harry Whitmore and family from Blue Ridge Summit visited. Maurice Keilholtz, Guy and Arnold Angell and Carl Snook spent time at Woodsboro. Flora Welty visited her brother Russell Welty in Hagerstown. Maurice Keilholtz and Nettie Englar visited Ben Keilholtz near Frederick. Science note mentions Mr Shaw earning Bachelor of Arts with honors during college.
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