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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
5
Fredericktonians are informed that the Frederick News will follow them and be mailed promptly. The service costs 25 cents per month prepaid, with free address changes to avoid interruption. Mail orders or phone requests to No 171 or No 4183 provide old and new addresses.
East Charles street resident Mrs. George H Grum on North Bentz street is sick and confined to the house. A S Orndorff of Water street suffers from blood poisoning in his right hand after cutting a finger on tin. Clinton Eaton, fireman at the Hygeia ice plant, has blood poisoning from a dog barked injury to his knuckles while at work. he experiences pain but remains able to work.
Mr John Edward Phleeger on West Patrick Street reports upgrading property with a brick pavement leading to the yard entrance. The brief notice highlights local improvements and residents taking pride in home enhancements.
Charles A Poole and wife deed real estate to George W Poole in the county for $1 Isaac M Motter and wife deed two city lots to Annie T Castle for $240 John D Nicodemus and wife deed real estate to F May Cramer for $250 Taken to Montevue Sheriff Fagan takes George Mii for leg ailment Deputy Deeter takes George Dorsey of Backers town for stomach inflammation A Philadelphia inventor promotes patent battery gloves for police restraint Subscribe for The News
Edgewood Bachs members and local groups rally for a free Frederick band concert plan in July and August. Public support drives an estimated $200 needed. contributions already include $25 from The News and $10 from Edgewood Bachelor Club, with Albert Weinberg endorsing and contributing $5.00. The plan envisions Braddock Heights Band performances weekly, aided by city funds and subscriptions.
Mrs Frances Moberly marked her 70th birthday with a surprise party at her West Patrick Street home. Family and grandchildren gathered for an evening dinner, with white decor and gifts. Also noted are local incidents and school events including Notre Dame Academy commencement, Braddock and Middletown daytime electric service start, and community dances at Ary mory hall.
Former President William Howard Taft named principal orator for the Blue and Gray reunion at Gettysburg July 1 to July 4, replacing President Woodrow Wilson who cannot attend. Taft’s address will cap the event’s program in place of Wilson’s attendance.
Robert Wise of Frederick Junction was arrested this morning on a charge of assaulting his wife. Deputy Cramer made the arrest.
Card of Thanks thanks fire companies for prompt response to yesterday's noon fire call noting efficiency. Fourth of July Committee to meet at chairman's residence Friday morning June 2 at 6 o'clock Braddock Heights Casino. Friday night June 26 at Block Paris prize to winners. Ice cream, home made cake and bread sale in U H Chores serial rooms Saturday evening June 21 Braddock Cottage for Rent offers cottage for rent at reasonable figure.
With a new city administration the question of placing the city register's daily balances at interest gains attention. The News advocates interest on daily public funds and notes the School Board already earns more by such a plan. A banker expects bids from local banks, arguing public accounts deserve interest and that a $360,000 bond could replace the current $100,000 bond, lowering costs and increasing returns. Banks likely to bid if aldermen seek proposals, and at least one bid may emerge even without a bid request.
The Mt. Zion Lutheran Sunday school schedules its annual picnic at John Holter's Grove on July 26. Also mentions product ads for Country Butter and Best of All Bread, and local notices about ice cream, a storeroom for sale, and aMoving Picture show postponement due to unavailable reels.
The notice states the closing of the Tug Citizens National Bank of Bredeiuck Proderiek Maryland with a cash balance of 1,000 00. William G. Zimmerman serves as cashier and the document is sworn on June 11, 1913 by Notary J. Travers Thomas, with attestations by TuDadas I. Haller, Joan C. Motter, J.D. Bariga.
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