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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
3
The News begins publishing extracts from Jacob Engelbrecht's wartime diary covering Frederick Maryland in 1863. It notes Unionist views, daily entries, and mentions companies led by Capt Vernon and Capt Thiswell, plus regiments marching through town as editorials plan ongoing war news features.
William R. DeLashmutt and wife convey to Isaac Tozer the city real estate in a deed note valued at $10. Also listed are names William W. Adams age 56 and Mary K. Becraft age 42, both widowed residents near Mount Airy. U.S. Cavalrymen en route to Gettysburg pass Frederick on their way to Thurmont. Christian Endeavor Camp Meeting planned at Wildwood Mount Airy August 3 to 19. J M M OC A tennis tournament slated to begin tonight with Bailey versus Mavishy depending on weather.
June 2 report from Braddock Moighty notes Judge Urner’s sons Joseph and Frank and others are building a wireless telegraph station at their Heights bungalow to receive messages. Also mentioned are local residents and visitors at a Baltimore hotel.
Fragmentary notice records a death and burial planning at Beallsville and Glenwood cemeteries with timing at morning. Mentions Washington as location.
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Al Bien were conducted yesterday afternoon at Brookhill Chapel by Rev McLean assisted by Rev A C Day of Walkersville. Pallbearers included Joseph Feaga Summers Daniel J Young and William H Cannon. Interment followed at the cemetery adjoining the church. C Carty served as funeral director. Rev and Mrs H W Wissler left for Baltimore en route to Bremen Germany and Zurich to attend the World Sunday School convention. They were joined by several relatives and friends for the trip.
Brief notes report Thomas G Buckey and Charles Abrecht catching bass and sunfish yesterday. An advertisement claims Frank Cheney and Co offer one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Halts Catarrh Cures, with notary public sworn statement from 1886.
The Bradock Heights dancing pavilion will ban modern steps and enforce old time dances. Only Swo-step Wilts and Bostonian Dip with two-step and waltz will be allowed, while the Turkey Trot and Fungo are dropped to curb risqué routines.
A fragment suggests a person reportedly attempted to harm herself with lye. She later stated today that she picked up a cup of lye, though details remain unclear and the report is incomplete.
An advertisement notes about 30 minutes with plenty of bidders and a sale clocking time to save money. The text suggests stopping a clock to save time, highlighting the sale push and bidder interest.
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