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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
6
At a Frederick Boys High School Alumni reunion a proposal urged teaching students practical knowledge of how great commercial and industrial enterprises operate. Teachers should integrate field insight alongside textbooks to prepare youths for work life, including original investigations and exploring real world business dynamics.
The News calls for school trips to inspect local industries and media plants to show students inside workings. Frederick's brush factory and a newspaper plant are highlighted as educational examples. Miss Alberta Claire reports travel for the St Louis Times. Eugene Albaugh heads to Baltimore and Fabyan for national council meetings. Workers begin tearing down trestle at the Rosernour building for reuse timber. brick work near completion.
Mr J Pauk Brown, a Pennsylvania State College forestry graduate, has gone to Montana to take a position on a national forest reservation. The trip will take five days. Rev Leslie L Bowers, a Transylvania University graduate, has left East Third street to take a charge in Joppa Harford County after visiting his parents.
Local news from The News dated June 23 1915 notes George A Gilbert buying a West Patrick street house and lot for 2800 dollars. A Mason’s wall laborers strike for 208 a day instead of 175 and quit after Wester Diges was discharged. Frederick and Cateclin Road Company directors named W M Fearn president A W Burkhart secretary D C Kempa M Ramsburg C Young J M Whitmore L M Nixdorff Josiah R Feaga. Frederick College prize location contest winners listed for elementary junior and senior classes. The thermometer at the post office reached 4 degrees.
Pleasant personal column lists visitors and residents in Union Bridge Frederick and nearby, noting birthdays, visits, and small moves. Names include Johan W Wolfe, Mrs Schroeder, Hedges, Mina Hahn, C R Gregory, Wm A Miller, J Lee Simmong, Daniel Seeger, Edward Byler, Mabel Payne, Hazel Gladhill, Julia Roelkey, Marie Wammond, Richard Gambrill, Joseph D Beker, Joseph Apple, C U L Conley, Newman, David Winebrewer, Rev Edward Odell, Rev Edward Halleck, Ensign F Ray MeClung, and others. It mentions travel to Ocean City, Germany and England, and a birth announcement for Ensign MeClung’s son.
John Wise of Haw's Bottom near Frederick and Middletown faced a magistrate over a violent incident in which he knocked his wife down, threatened her with a loaded gun, and a two year old baby was knocked from the mother's arms during a drunken altercation with friends. Wise was held in recognizance for the September term, with Reno S. Harp as counsel. Witnesses included Philip Fisher and Charles Summers among others. The couple, described as young, have a history of marital trouble, and accusations of unfaithfulness surfaced during the hearing.
Mr. Charles E Kinna of near Braddock lost a valuable horse from colic on Wednesday night. Ex Sheriff William G Grimes caught 22 bass while fishing along the Monocary. Reverends Thomas Freeman Dixon and Edward A Odell also fished, landing six bass. Wes Fourth Street residents report a loud disturbance near Baumsandner's Alley about 1 Welock with heavy swearing. no arrests. Wares J Kefauver joins F G Thomas and Son to solicit insurance this summer. former assistant principal at Frederick Male High School, noted for skill in the arts and county.
Mr Chris h en T Albaneh of Hast Pith street suffered a fall while whitewashing a cellar at his residence on Thursday. He sustained a three foot drop, partly recovering but still feeling the shock and its effects.
Market wires show Motler Bros and Co noting corrected noon prices for revised shares and commodities. The report lists varied issues from Cotton Duck to United Rys, Seaboard Air Line and Western Maryland bonds, with district rail and coal stocks showing mixed movements.
Motter Bros. & Co provides today’s stock quotations for New York equities. The report lists price moves, opening values, highs and lows across key measures, reflecting current market activity and investor sentiment in a volatile trading session.
Physical Director Harry Zeigler seeks school boys to run a relay message from Washington to Frederick Junction and Frederick. Orville Walsh, Harry Campbell, and Edward Conegro will start from Braddock Heights. Zeigler covers Frederick to Emmitsburg. Mayor Fratey orders city police on duty tonight to 7 p.m. and assigns patrols on North Market Street Sixth Street Square Corral and near the B and O station.
Travis Bavrghan reports assessments and insurance matters affecting local policyholders. The update outlines coverage options, premiums, and upcoming filing deadlines for the city and nearby districts.
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