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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News and the Semi Weekly News announce subscription rates and mailing options for readers in Frederick MD and across the United States. The Daily is 25 cents per month, four months 1.60, yearly 4.00. the Semi Weekly is 3.00 yearly with club incentives.
Saturday March 29 1913 communities across the country unite to aid Ohio and Indiana flood victims. Citizens donate promptly reflecting widespread sympathy and a shared sense of duty with Frederick expected to contribute. Local clubs and societies hold meetings and discuss relief efforts and future plans as observers note the nation’s collective generosity.
Clover Leaf Literary Society held a March 28 1915 meeting led by President L Fleischman with minutes read by R Bowers and dues collected by W Trout. Officers elected for spring term included Lewis Fleischman president Seeger Poole first vice president S Zimmerman second vice president R Bowers secretary W Trout treasurer V Rinehart critic S Poole and committee heads H Grimes C Levy M Staub. Programs featured Bible reading Genesis 1st chapter readings recitations and debates with various members presenting essays and readings. The Clover Leaf minutes note adjournment to April 4 1933 and list later Belles Lettres Society activities including tales recitations debates and temperance topics.
Mrs. Harry Kline hosted a large gathering on West Seventh Street in honor of her daughters Cornelia and Pauline Kline. Refreshments were served late, with palms and tower decor in the dining room. The Easter soiree by Miss Willie Ritchie in the Armory drew many guests with Frederik Select Orchestra providing music and twenty dances plus two extras.
Local notes from Tit News Manik 2a report Isaiah Mealey, 92, recovering from illness and about again. Rev J C Hawk re returned to the city in SM Conference appointments. Rev J T White formerly of Frederick moves to Frederick avenue Baltimore. Prof Geo Ed Smith and Mr F T Rhodes in Baltimore selecting names for Evangelical Reformed church cast at Henan McShane Co foundry. Ice a near inch thick frozen last night.
The Woman's College board of directors met in Lancaster with over 70,000 in the building fund from current canvassing and bequests. They set next Tuesday for final building decisions at Architect J. Bo Hamme's office, formed a building committee, and elected officers including Schaeffer and Motter. A 20th anniversary program and faculty changes were discussed, with name change to be pursued by court.
The College Glee Club, bound for Bedford, Pa, could not perform there due to a nine hour train delay caused by a landslide. The group reached Meyers Gate at 4 am and then gave the concert the following night, with Bedford engagement cancelled.
Mrs Cooper once a foundling seeks to learn her real parents through Washington Hospital for Foundlings. Authorities refuse to aid. She was taken as a baby by her grandmother Mrs Arthur Cooper of 1424 North Milan Street Baluntete. Adopted at four months by Mr and Mrs William Iverhart of Frederick County. She learned of her status near her betrothal and hopes her mother may be alive and seeking her whereabouts.
A lively session of the Frederick Conclave Improved Order of Heptasophs drew a good crowd last night. The business portion ended with a well received Peanut Social enjoyed by all. Ira Judger did not win the attendance prize.
Today's stock quotations from Motter Bros & Co list price movements across key issues in New York trading. Market activity focuses on primary securities, showing gains and losses in rapid session-wide shifts with notable shifts in several blue chip issues.
An old advertisement touts Buckles Arnica Salve as a remedy for nearly every skin disease and for bites and bruises. It cites John Deye of Gladwin Michigan, who spent about $490 on doctors for twelve years before finding relief. The ad claims strong endorsement from Pearres Pharmacy and states a price of two cents.
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