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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

4

Aldermen demand repair of South Street and franchise revocation

At a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen demanded speedily restoring South Street from the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co or risk revoking the franchise. The board also weighed widening Carroll Creek, borrowing 12000, and repairs to bridges and pavements while debating market hours and city duties.

Iven Hagerstown Frederick Railway Co South Street Fifth Street Wah ‘Grove Grove Railroad R. Pawl Smith Willard Klipp Emory C. Crum Smith Charles H. Klipp Edward T. Peck Alterman Grove City aMsits Alderman Grove David Lowenstein George W. Zimmerman John L Johnson Carroll Creek Water Street O'Leary Yeall Gillon Ie Gow House Greenmount Cemetery Effry Phebun Abbott Wehton Park Frederick City Llogpital Waler John J. Diser Fidelity and Deposit Co Ballinore Traley Mealing & Ballimere Fraley Hadeen

Fine program promised at opera house tonight

A vaudeville and moving picture program at City Opera House tonight features local talent in professional class acts. Mrs Downing and Miss Enright are headliners with dance acts and sketches Not Wanted and The Answer. The Biograph crime series with Maurice Costello and the Kalem feature Alice Joancana are also shown.

City Opera House Fredenck Mrs. Downing Enright Mia. Downing Mary Bell Myers Virginia Miott Harry Oaks Charles Dunlap Downing Albert Smith Jimmie Miss Enright James Enright Maurice Costello Costell Alice Jorca

Dr Pearre Sells Reliable Remedy at Half Price

Frederick readers are offered Dr A L Pearre’s half price Dr Howards cure for constipation and dyspepsia. The ad promises a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to relieve gas pain coated tongue bad breath or constipation. It claims quick relief and permanent cures with a personal guarantee from the druggist.

Dr. Howard Pearce Pearre

New Works Manager Named for Morris Plant

J F Cathcart of the Trenton Foundry Machine Co takes charge as works manager at Mots Iron and Steel Co. A Carnes of Mesta Machine Co becomes foundry foreman. J W Bache will head the New York office and sales force. The firm recently secured a Newark lighting poles contract and plans a $6,000 shipment to South Africa. Steel converter installation progress noted with a likely completion not far distant.

Mots Iron and Steel Company Fie JF Cathcart Trenton Foundry Machine Go Trenton N. J Catheart Jion Jefferson Boulevard David Kolb A Carnes Mesta Machine Co Pittgburgh J W Bache New York Public Service Co Newark Mt. Vernon Harriaburg South Africa

Dr McKinney Improves After Foot Amputation

Dr McKinney of near Lime Kiln shows good progress after his right foot was amputated yesterday at Frederick Hospital. He is 77 years old and recovered well from the operation. A long-standing injury from Kansas, cited as the original cause, worsened by summer wear, led to gangrene in his foot. He served as a surgeon in the Civil War and later lived in the county with the army.

Dr. McKinney Lime Klin Frederick Hospital McKinney Kansas

Holy Communion at Mt Zion Reformed Church

County news notes Holy Communion will be observed in Mt Zion Reformed church Sunday morning June 29 at 10 30 Miss Cordle Murray and brother Darrel of Dayton Ohio visit their cousin Miss Mollie Zimmerman Mr and Mrs Carroll Null of Frederick spent weekend with Mr C N Trundle Miss Pauline Murray visits her aunt Mrs Roy Favior near Jefferson Miss Leila Culler returns from Washington Miss Lillian and Elizabeth Culler of Frederick visit Mr C N Trundle Mr and Mrs J C Zimmerman spend Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Albert Zimmerman The Zion Reformed church Sunday school will hold an ice cream festival on the church lawn on Saturday evening June 28

Mt Zion Reformed Church Cordle Murray Darrel Dayton Ohio Mollie Zimmerman Carroll Null Frederick C. N. Trundle Pauline Murray Roy Favior Jefferson Leila Culler Washington Lillian Elizabeth Culer C N. Trundies J. C. Zimmerman Albert Zimmerman Zion Reformed Church

Joansville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

William Green is ill. Martha Blessing visited Miss Julia Peters and brothers. Edith Maxnard of Central visited Clara Boone. Robert Green and spouse visited C V Fosse. Rev George Garver visiting Ohio. Vernon Grossnickle and family in Frederik. Luter Shank of Ladiesburg stayed with Luther Blessing family. The note ends with an ad line on News Advertising.

Martha Blessing Julia Peters Edith Maxnard Central Clara Boone Robert Green C. V. Fosse George Garver Ohio Vernon Grossnickle Frederik Luter Shank Ladiesburs Luther Blessing

Pleasant Personal Through Frederick Newsprint

A batch of social notices lists visits and journeys among Frederick area residents. Names include Mr David Lowenglein and Mr Lewis DIM in Baltimore, A B Kolb of Dayton visiting relatives, John Baumgardner on business in Philadelphia, C B Cox visiting York Lebanon Myerstown, and Grace Wimmerman in Walkerville. Also listed are Louise Sutter in Brooklyn visiting her father, Mrs Carrie Sneeneinet in Philadelphia guests, and Mrs William Miller and Janis Miller visiting Lewistown. Additional items note Mrs Nash of Frederick visiting family, Mrs Lewis Edward Weidman returning home from Carlisle, and Miss Mary Cott leaving for Watvard University Summer School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Further entries cover a trip by Joseph D Baker and colleagues to Pennsylvania, a visit of Rev E L McLean to Alexandria, and talks in Baltimore about rate complaints with B and O officials. The infant daughter of Joseph Jenkins Lee in Needwood Forest was baptized at St. Watharine’s Church with sponsors from New York and local officials. Lt and Mrs D W Fetteroff of East Orange will visit Frederick, linked to the Medical Supply Depot expansion in New York.

Joseph Jenkins Lee Needwood Forest County St. Watharine’s Church Wayne, Pa Father O'Keefe Delancey Astor Kane William Isetin New York Eleanora O'Donnell

United States Army Faces Severe Horse Shortage

The War Department reports a shortage of at least 1000 horses, with $100,000 already spent and a further $175,000 available July 1. Most purchases come from Missouri markets. efforts are underway to breed horses on Indian reservations, starting with a station at the Cheyenne agency in South Dakota.

War Department Congress Missouri Winchester Quartermaster Corps R. G Paxton Cheyenne Agency South Dakota

Wide circulation of counterfeit 50 cent coins in Baltimore

A sprawling report details counterfeit 50 cent pieces circulating in Baltimore with deposits found in subtreasury, banks, and public service receipts. Officials warn a possible gang exploits lax tendering by corporations, while the coins’ heavy silver coating and ground glass mix foil acid tests. Old looking coins pass more often due to surface treatment and aging.

Baltimore United Hailways Treasury Et Ia Dixipert

Blight Threatens Maryland Chestnut Trees

Assistant State Forester Calvin Jones outlines chestnut blight a fungus insect caused disease spreading from New England to the Middle Atlantic. He says the blight is common along Maryland's northern border to South Mountain and on the Eastern Shore where chestnut exists, rarely in Southern Maryland. No prevention exists aside from destroying the insect and past legislative attempts failed to secure funding.

Jones Maryland New England Middle Atlantic Calvin Jones Department of Agriculture South Mountain Washington County

Talk of Rock Hill Move Sparks College Relocation Debate

With Brother Pluhp named head of Baltimore district, a campaign to move Rock Mil Col lege from Ellicott City closer to Washington or to a suburban site grows. Proponents say Ellicott City's saloon influence harms students. opponents fear loss of the college’s setting.

Brother Pluhp Baltimore Brothers of the Christian Schools Rock Mil College Ellicott City Washington

Mercer Real Estate Ads Highlight Local Bargains

Grayson H Mercer lists a variety of properties for sale including a residence and business property on North Market Street, a ten acre tract near the city, an eight and a half acre farm near Key-Mar, and a three mile from Freder farm, showcasing available loans and insurance options.

Harry G. Tritafoe Creagersown Freaderick Frederick Thurmont Lewistown Braddock Heights K. of P Court St. Frederick Grayson H. Mercer City Key-Mar Atraere Freder

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