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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1913

Page

5

All Saints Church Seeks Aid for Flood Sufferers

All Saints church to devote offertories from 11 and 730 services to Red Cross flood relief in the Mid West. Local car of provisions sent to Dayton departed, with support from Monocacy Valley Canning, Colt and Dixon, Frederick Cary Packing, Union Manufacturing, Mountain City Mills, and Farmers' Exchange. Tickets on sale for Empire benefit show to raise funds for flood victims.

Frederick Ohio Indiana Western Union Telegraph Office Abraham Reist Dayton Wiliam Reist Colonial Hotel Swartz Grace Bowlus Findlay Elmer Brown Sidang Frank Brunner Mensell Frank Webb Columbo D. J Murray Episcopal Church Diocese of Maryland Monocacy Valley Canning Company Colt and Dixon Iff Frederick Cary Packing Company Union Manufacturing Company Mountain City Mills Frederick Counix Farmers’ Exchange

Death notices from West South Street and Jefferson

Charles H Fraley aged 52 died this morning at his West South Street home from kidney trouble. Survived by widow and six children, two sisters, and six named relatives. Funeral Monday 2 PM at home, Mt Olivet Cemetery. George William Joy aged 45 died near Jefferson from typhoid fever. Survived by wife and two sons. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at Reformed church. Lewis C Main died at 2 AM at 517 North Trent Street from tuberculosis, aged 25 years. Survived by parents and several siblings. Funeral Monday 2 PM from his home.

Charles UN Kane Charles H. Fraley West South Street Fraley Calvin Zellers Waynesboro Willam G. Grimes Harry Ridenour Howard, Grace Edna Fraley George Beaufelder Thomas Dixon Washington Mt. Olivet L Etchison George William Joy Jefferson Robert Lang Mervin H. Joy Reformed Church Etenison Tewis C. Main Lewis C. Main North Tientz Street Charles I. Main Frederick Harry B. Main Grayson Main Noah Adam Dellett Lancaster Thomas P. Rice

Funerals Held for Miller and Burker in Maryland Area

The funeral of the late Mr. David Miller of Hagerstown occurred after the 12 10 B and C train arrival. Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dison conducted services. interment at Mt. Olivet. Pallbearers named. M L Etchison Funeral Director also handled Calvin J. Burker’s funeral near Jefferson, conducted by Rev. A C Dax.

David &. Miller Hagerstown Thomas Freeman Dison Willian Hurst David Hurst Joseph Eshelman Henry Stauffer Williane Hawse Samuel Sheeley Mt. Olivet Cemetery M. L. Etchison Calvin J. Burker Union Chapel Jefferson A. C. Dax M. E. Church Walkersville M. R. Etchison

Among the Sick in Frederick Area

Frederick residents report several illnesses and confinements at home including Miss Rosealie Hollman Mildred Bogler of 249 Maple Avenue and Miss Miriam Schroeder on West Pat Titk Street. Mrs Ezra Hofman and Grace Hofman are ill on West South Street. George C. Whisner of Walkersville recently operated for appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital and is much improved. Watch The News grow.

Frederick Rosealie Hollman Mildred Bogler Maple Avenue Miriam Schroeder West Pat- Titk Street Ezra D. Hofman Grace West South Street George C. Whisner Walkersville Frederick City Hospital

Girls Sunshine Club Donates to West Flood Relief

Clarke Place girls form The Girls' Sunshine Club and donate 200 dollars to flood relief. Ruth Patterson Dutrow, secretary, sends a note hoping The News receives a large contribution for flood sufferers. A troop of about 20 Boy Scouts with Ucketa assists on the streets. A Tuesday afternoon show will feature a special feature flang.

Ucketa Sunshine Club Clarke Place Ruth Patterson Dutrow

Women Defend Deputy Sheriff in Ijamaville Beatdown

Deputy Sheriff Robert Cramer was beaten by several women at Guy Smith’s home near Ijamsville while executing creditors’ orders for a property sale. Cramer, with a black eye and shoulder bruises, said he wouldn’t press charges. Smith appeared intoxicated. The article also notes BHm-Tite theatre’s new management taking over Tuesday and other local updates.

Robert Cramer Ijamaville Sherrill Robert Cramer Guy Smith Ijamsville Smith L Siener Farmers’ Supply Co J. K .D. Williams Cramer Hyramsiile Mr Smith Bhm- Tite Theatre

Bargains Tonight At The Busy Corner

Local ad lists variety items and deep discounts from coal buckets to books. Bargains feature vacuums, talking machines, records, gloves, glassware, thermometers, scales, and furniture including oak dressers, all at low prices. The Etchison Furniture Store promotes value and invites shoppers to visit Eastman Kodaks and supplies.

Woman's College Eastman Kodaks

Late Cars on Account Paint and Powder Club

A jumble of local notices lists rail excursions and town ads. It notes Late Cars will run to Braddock Jefferson Middletown Yellow Springs Lewistown and Thurmont on Tuesday April 1 after the Paint and Powder Club play at the City Opera House. Also Frederick Railroad Co advertises Sunday Baltimore excursions with 7.10 a.m. departure and 4.35 p.m. or 9 p.m. return, round trip $1.25. Multiple business notices follow about meat market, shoe repair, dry cleaning, painting, and local cards of thanks.

Braddock Jefferson Middletown Yellow Springs Lewistown Thurmont City Opera House Frederick Railroad CO Baltimore Frederick William Smith Court Street Montgeamery County Mid- Wetewn Agndy CHV Freiertrick Brunswick Winskere Vie New Moerket Etc & Baeingssetunde

Severe two night freeze devastates area fruit buds

Heavy frost across the county last night killed most open fruit buds that survived Thursday night. Orchards face thousand of dollars in losses with peaches cherries plums pears and apricots largely destroyed. Ground frost reached one fifth inch as temperatures dropped to 25 degrees, with a 36 degree reading this morning and a 47 degree high yesterday.

Frederick County Weather Bureau Frederick

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