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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
5
The Daily News records in 1867 Russia ceded Alaska to the United States for 7 200 000 dollars. In 1901 Benjamin Harrison born 1833 served as the twenty third president. In 1911 the United States Supreme Court upheld the income tax as constitutional.
Mr. George B. Hole of Geresville is in Baltimore. Mrs. Harry W. Bowers will spend a few days in Washington DC. Miss Carrie Thomas of Bucketown is in Baltimore for a few days. Mrs. Della Tyler has moved from South Market Street to 182 West Third Street. William C. Kolb and B. Edward Kepner are on a business trip to New York. Mrs. William Hertzler of Carlisle, visiting Mrs. H. E. Corn Propst, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Radcliffe of Baltimore have returned after visiting relatives here. Reading Schley of Mercersburg College is visiting his aunts. Mrs. Fetterolf, wife of Lt. Fetterolf USA, has returned home. H. A. Ollson and family depart for New York then Cincinnati to reside. Miss Sadie King, chief operator of C and P, left for Martinsburg for a few days for company business.
Northern Central freight crew near Frederick faced another attack at LeGore last night as two unknown thugs hurled rocks at the caboose while workers were shifting cars. Windows were smashed, and the incident followed a prior confrontation involving Brakeman Scharrer on Monday night. No suspects identified.
The Woman's College plans an early spring break starting after two days of classes, returning April 2. A busy slate includes a College Glee Club concert tonight, a Kemp Hall party, and the Conservatory spring recital Monday evening. After vacation, Nicholas Douty and Marion Gibson will headline a Song Recital, with May bringing multiple departmental recitals. Commencement Week is set for June 11, with related events including a Senior play and an illustrated forestry lecture by State Forester F. W. Besley, plus an University Extension Local Center meeting Saturday night to review the season and plan next year.
Plans for a new bank at Sykesville Carroll county advance with work begun on a building. The institution will operate under a trust company charter after the absorption of the First National Bank by Sykesville National Bank led by president Wade H D Warfield.
Plans for improving the approach to the Evangelical Reformed Church include removing the old iron fence and altering granite steps to be safer and more attractive. Approval by the consistory is pending. drawings were prepared by architect B Svard Kepner. A second item notes a cow testing contest initiative by Prof W P Kemp to weigh milk and test butter fat with support from Maryland Agricultural College experts. A third item covers Parker Thomas and Rice of Baltimore hired to design a new reception psychiatric hospital building for Springfield State Hospital, estimated at about $75,000, located midway between two groups of buildings.
VaM.C.A. Building hosts Public Opening on Monday March 17 serving breakfast 6 9 for 25 cents dinner 12 2 at 50 cents supper 5 8 for 40 cents Braat- Nawe meals dinner 22 to 2 40 cents supper 5 8 35 cents Commutation cards offer four dollars in service for five fifty Includes table d hote or a la carte The cafe offers wholesome cooking and quick clean service Benefit sales of bread cake candy and fancy articles planned at Mrs O P Bennetts residence 235 East Second Street on Saturday March 15 for Frederick City Hospital Guild Plus a performance The Story of Calvary at Presbyterian Church Sunday evening March 16 at 7 29 o clock Prospectus invites attendance
The Frederick City Hospital Guild plans a cake sale at Mrs. O. P. Bennett’s home on 255 East Second Street Saturday March 15. Class 24 offers entertainment and debate Friday night March 14 at 7 45 in the Methodist Episcopal Church lecture room. Mrs. E Payne announces Easter millinery openings March 24 and 21 at Paulrra Hats No Cards issued Public invited demonstration at Wilson’s Stove Hose feature hot cof feer and tastings in a spring display by Mrs Br E Cromwell Walkeraville Ma.
Frederick County adopts a compulsory school law effective September 1 affecting about 300 to 350 children aged eight to fourteen. The measure, approved by the Board of School Commissioners, envisions fines for guardians and designated officers ensuring attendance. A joint meeting with neighboring counties is set for March 19 to plan a summer school. colored schools will close April 15.
Advertisements and notices line the page for a local store at 381 North Market Street offering roasted peanuts since 1872. Several ads mention Maine seed potatoes, Auto tires, a third annual concert by the Woman's College Glee Club at College Mall, a stove house promotion, a National Guards roster recruitment, a millinery opening, and a tailor service with phone contact and street addresses.
A jumble of old time ads lists silk fabrics in rich colors priced per yard and new hose plus lace collars. Real estate notices from Neidig & Miller promote 490 city properties for sale with multiple addresses and contact options, urging inquiries by visit, write, or phone.
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