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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
3
Liberty Town readers share news from Baltimore visitors and travelers. Many residents visit kin in Brunswick and Frederick while others welcome guests from Baltimore and Canada. Community activities include church programs, fence renovations, a Warren-Detroit auto purchase, and a bustling county festival featuring music and a storm damage report.
Hulls of the battleship Maine are to be exposed as water is pumped from the cofferdam in Havana harbor. Engineers plan gradual lowering of water to inspect the wreck every five to six feet and remove any bodies found while watching for leaks amid depths over thirty feet.
Miss Carrie Hubbard from Frederick visits her parents. Elder T J Kolb and wife from Detour spend Saturday with J T L Delaplane and family. Clarence Handley of Frederick and Millard Palmer of Hansonville visit George Hoff and family. Abraham Myers near Kimitsburg stays weeks with daughters Mrs Charles and Mrs Moses Winebremner. W T Harbaugh of Jefferson with Annie Harner. Ethel Working visits Bertie Stevens at Creagerstown. Rain benefits crops. corn growing, wheat harvest this week, hay scarce. Lee and Glyde Thomas visit relatives nearby. Mrs Susan Crum remains ill at daughter A D Thomas’s home. Geo W Crum and wife visit Crum family. Daniel Remsberg visits Susan Crum. Catoctin Creek to Petersville road in bad condition. Mrs John W Summer visits daughter Lewis M Smith. Mollie Kolb near Creagerstown visits Lewis M Smith. Mrs William M Long visits George H Beitler. Mrs Geo W Pittinger and son Harvey visit Rocky Ridge. Theodore Miller of Detour visits son William Miller. Jimmie Long of Rocky Ridge visits. Mrs John F Shryock visits Detour daughters. Mrs Joseph Martin and daughter Bessie of Thurmont visit here. Harvey R Martin recently visits. Frank Martin and family of Kansas City spend time with parents nearby. Mrs Lewis T Smith visits Summel family. Charley Hoffman spends Sunday with his parents near Loys Station.
Sproutsville notes show heavy rains Saturday and Sunday raising Fishing Creek levels. Local visits include Mr David King in Frederick and Mrs Rebecca May and Sophia Weddle at funeral in Thurmont. A June 22 ice cream festival is planned. Parish events feature Rev. Bacon preaching June 25 at 10:30 AM. Numerous visits from Frederick, Lewistown, Hyatts town, and Virginia residents are recorded along with a potato crop likely to fail due to bugs. The Frederick News is praised as essential to subscribers.
A Panama Canal Zone correspondent describes eight churches serving American workers. Chaplains, schoolhouses, and religious services spread across Cristobal and nearby towns. Denominations include Methodist Baptist Presbyterian Congregationalist and Lutheran. Socials aid newcomers while many workers stay only about two years.
A delightful boating party took place on the Monocacy at Frederick Junction yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Hettie Haines visiting Miss Harriett Ramsburg. Attendees included Misses Mary Ramsburg Harriett Ramsburg Courtney Williams Marvourneen Williams Anna Brown Theresa Trait Lillian Schley Hettie Haines and Messrs Samuel Brown McQuilkin deGrange Hugh Duffy Scholl Hersperger Henry Ramsburg Ira Thomas Harry LeGore Keefer Williams and Douglass Williams.
Shepherdstown defeated Martinsburg 13 to 4 on the latter’s field as strong hitting and pitching by Athey and Moyer overwhelmed Martinsburg. Beall pitched well for the All Stars but errors and nine earned runs aided Shepherdstown’s win. Frederick to play Brunswick today to decide top spot in the standings.
Beall faced eight batters and Bentz four with Bentz throwing two wild pitches. Harrison allowed three passed balls and Bowere to Ford turned a double play as M. A U. left three on base. Umpire Sinn.
The Imperiale defeated the Foundry baseball team last night by 3 to 2. Key moments came from Baker’s outstanding fielding and the acquisition of Selvage. Batteries were McHenry and Kreh for Foundry with Myers and Federline for Imperiale.
Johns Hopkins’ Dr Warren H Lewis and Margaret Reed Lewis report experiments showing cellular growth and new tissue forming in saline solutions without nutritive fluids. They inserted chick intestine fragments into dense salts and observed muscle and nervous tissue development, a claim detailed in Anatomical Record June issue.
W W Kibler and Mr Fetzer lead Fuscarora Tribe No 50 committee in Martinsburg to host July 4 events. Headquarters near City Hotel with the City Band of 36 pieces stationed beside the hotel. Train departs Martinsburg at 7 AM on the 4th, returning from Frederick at 1 PM.
The Don’t Worry Club relocates to 40 the Heights and will spend the rest of the season enjoying camp life Visitors are welcome Members include Lewis Leichert Walter L Flautt Bernard Kennedy and Gust Reener.
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