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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

4

Inmate Removals From Montevue to Crownsville Hospital

About 209 inmates color and white from Montevue were moved to Crownsville state hospital after supervision by Dr. Robert P. Winterrode and Dr. A. P. Herring. 18 males and 80 females, plus 5 males and 11 females from Frederick County, were transferred on special trains and cars. Remaining inmates number around 175 as state cuts costs and plans for further institution changes.

Frederick Montsque Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Crownsville State Hospital Robert P. Winterrode State Hospital A. P. Herring State Lunacy Board Lombard Street Baltimore, Washington and Annapolis Crownsville State Montevue Frederick County Monttevue

Bentztown Bard Folger McKinsey Reads Across Areas

Folger McKinsey known as the Bentztown Bard performs at Wilmington Delaware tonight for the Men's Club of Wilmington. He plans a recital tomorrow for the Bank Clerks Association of Baltimore, then a reading at Forest Park. Thursday he appears at Sheppard-Pratt Hospital, with a Harrisonburg Virginia engagement following.

Folger McKinsey Rhe Bentztown Wilmington Del Men's Club of Mr. McKinsey Bank Clerks’ Association of Baltimore Forest Park Sheppard-Pratt Hospital Harrisonburg Virginia

Remarkable Early Wheat Heads From Mr. J H Eepier Farm

Well developed heads of wheat about two and a half inches long were brought to The News office yesterday from the farm of Mr. J. H. Eepier, south of Frederick. The notable growth occurred unusually early in the season, drawing comment on its development.

H. Eepier Frederick

Zemo advertised skin remedy promises quick relief

An old advertisement touts Zemo as a clear liquid applied to the skin to treat pimples eczema sores and rashes with claims of fast results. It promotes 25 cent bottles and a dollar size six times the price, with distribution through drug stores and mail order from E W Rose Medical Co. of St Louis.

Ae Jerelp Price E. W. Rose Maddicine Co St. Louis Rte Solang Frederick Williamson Drug Store

Recital Highlights at Hood College Expression School

Seniors of Hood College’s School of Expression presented a varied program directed by Melville Tiensey. Performances included readings and dramatic pieces by Van Vorst Hollenback Sharp Buchanan and others with Miss Rosa Birely as accompanist plus a reception for graduates. A later item announced Mr. Will P. Thomas's Panama Canal travel lecture at the YMCA and a matinee adjustment for student attendance.

School of Expression Hood College Melville Tiensey Senor Washington, D. C Marie van Vorst Miss Hotlenback Hardetot Ufermiumt Lola Blue Bird Maeterlinck Miss Sharp Carmen Bizet Mr. Mennes Besdel Viga Pickwich Dickens Mise Buchanan Mise M. Rosa Birely Misa Hollenback Miss Buchanan Emma Single Willensey

Guests at Nibrah Cottage Open for Summer Season

Mrs J A Warbin hosted a string of visitors at Nubrah Cottage for the summer with Mrs Corra Bacon-Foster of Washington, historian, spending days there and Miss Jessie Hucker of Washington also visiting. G Edward Schultz, seed expert of Washington, is a guest. Mr and Mrs Thomas F Maguire and children, who spent the interval in Washington, are newly occupying Hechts Cottage. Maguire is Harbin's daughter.

Brah Cottage Braddock Meichts J. A Warbin Corra Bacon-Foster Washington Nubrah Jessie Hucker G. Edward Schultz Cotlace Thomas F. Maguire Hechts Maguire Harbin Hag

Suit Over Child Seizure In Habeas Corpus Case

A habeas corpus case from yesterday afternoon involved custody of a two year old illegitimate child. The child was taken from the mother and placed with the mother of James Cromwell, reputed father Crommell. The court found the mother unable to properly care for the child and noted she had previously granted custody to Cromarils mother and wished to regain it.

Trail Refusal in Crom vs Zimmerman Case

Court yesterday refused to grant a new trial in the case of Zuie Crom versus Alver Zimmerman as sought by Zimmerman. Proceedings indicate the motion was denied and the original judgment remains in place.

Ant Zuie 1 Crom Alver Zimmerman Zimmerman

Smallpox Case Triggers Quarantine in Frederick County

A county health officer reports a new smallpox case involving a railroad gang worker who left the area by train and traveled to Washington. Deputy Sheriff Lilly maintains strict quarantine at the Point of Rocks camp as workers fear idleness and potential unrest.

Lilly Frederick County Baltimore and Ohio Washington Brunswick Point of Rocks J. M Goodman Goodman George W. Lilly George Mercer

Middletown Stens Bible Class Banquet Honors 67 Members

The Stens Bible Class of the Reformed Church in Middletown held a banquet in the church chapel attended by 67 class members. With friends the total reached 135. Addresses were delivered by Judge Glenn H. Worthington, I Kieffer Delauter, Alvey Reachley, Charles H. Coblentz, and Emory L. Coblentz. Music by the Sunday School orchestra. Officers listed: President Charles H. Coblentz, Vice President Amos Ramsburg, Secretary Charles Neimy, er, Treasurer John W. Beachley.

Stens Bible Class the Reformed Church Middletown Glenn H. Worthington I. Kieffer Delauter Alvey Reachley Charles H. Coblentz Emory L. Coblentz Chas. H. Coblentz Amos Ramsburg Charles Neimyer John W. Beachley

Rapid progress on Empire Theatre building work

Rapid progress is being made on the Empire Theatre project. The balcony framework is nearly complete and the old building’s second floor has been removed with about half of the engine house floor cleared. Inside walls have been torn out and roof work advances. The hall now resembles a large reception room and will likely seat at least 206 people.

Empire Theatre

YMCA Directors to Meet This Evening

The regular monthly meeting of the YMCA Board of Directors will be held at the association building this evening at 7 o'clock.

Halts Catarrh Cure Claim In Toledos Ad Shake

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney a senior partner of FF Cheney Co an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure promises a hundred dollars for a cure. The sworn statement dated December 6 before Notary Stal Gleason cites internal consumption of the remedy and testimonials. Toledo firm T J Cheney & Co markets Hall’s Catarrh Cure to druggists nationwide with household usage claims.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney FF. Cheney & Co Dba Grm ALTM

May Weather Marks Record Heat and Cold in 1909

Remarkable May statistics from the local weather station show the hottest days on record for May, with temperatures reaching 92 degrees and a coldest day at 30 degrees. The period stands as one of the highest and lowest May readings since records began, with notable rainfall figures noted in the month.

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Speaks Here Thursday by John G Wooley

John G Wooley of Chicago will address the Frederick Methodist Episcopal church Thursday evening with free admission. A well known 20 year lecturer and Prohibition Party past presidential candidate, he tours Maryland for the Anti Saloon League. He has spoken across the Eastern Shore and Westminster, Cumberland, Baltimore, Hagerstown and other cities.

John G Wooley Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Wooley Frederick United States Maryland Anti- Saloon League Westminster Cumberland Baltimore Seventh Baptist Church North Avenue St. Paul Street Hagerstown

Empty Stocking Club Plans May 24 Cake Sale

Last night the Empty Stocking Club met at president Mrs Ida Markey residence on East Second Street. Funds appear insufficient to carry on this year. a cake sale is set for Saturday afternoon May 24 at Mrs Markey's home to seek additional funds. A special Aldermen meeting is slated tomorrow to hear public input on paving East AQ Saints Street around the depot. Dick Whittington and His Cat moving pictures will show at The Marvnt on Thursday after Reon and night. The first picnic of the season was yesterday at Unionville with about 1400 attendees in wet weather. music by the Creagerstown Band. Addresses were given by Rev R. Bar den of Union Ridge, Lamar of Wis ity, and Rev Mr Bety of Union.

Board of Aldermen East AQ Saints B. and QO Dick Whittington Marvnt Reon Nicht Tnionvile Creagerstown R. Barden Union Ridge Lamar Wis Mr Bety Union

Boys' High School Field Day at High Level Grounds

Thursday afternoon May 22 features a school field day event with admittance 14 cents. Compenia ard and athlene grenis appear in the readable fragments.

Property Transfers Reported in Local Court Ledger

John M Dennis and wife deed real estate in county to T Blewart Waller for 6000. Frederick Realy Company to Jules ek and wife deed in city for 10. Frederick C Jacobs and wife deed in county to J Floyd Hartman and wife for 700. One thousand families control nearly all the soil of Mevied.

John M. Dennis T. Blewart Waller Lu County Frederick Realy Company Jules Lu City Frederick C. Jacobs J. Floyd Hartman County Mevied

Mayoral and local office candidacies announced in Frederick

A series of primary election filings appear for Frederick County Maryland candidates. Lewis A. Rich seeks the mayoral nomination, G Waring Tyson runs for City Register and Tax Collector, and John D. Conard Sr. enters the race for Sheriff. Each appeal cites Democratic primaries and solicits votes from local supporters.

POR City Register Frederick G. Waring Tyson Marildtt Frederick County John D. Conard Brederick District Tiye Self Precerick County F Putman Leown MD Janjiw Seaee John W. Hud Marisd&iwFsm

Frederick County Seeks Proposals For Burkittsville Road Work

Notice to contractors announces sealed bids for building two sections of State Aid Highway along the Burkittsville Knoxvile road about one mile long. Bids due June 9 1913 at Frederick County offices. Bid forms from State Roads Commission. certified check required. county may reject bids. local stone accepted. The second item informs Frederick Aldermen will meet May 14 1913 to consider curb and repaving work on East All Saints Street with cost shared by affected property owners.

Frederick County Burkittsville-Knoxvile Burkittsville Knoxville County Commissioners Frederick State Roads Commission Howard St Baltimore Board of County Commissioners Lincoln G. Dinterman M. D. Harp General Assembly of Maryland Board of Aldermen City Hall John Edward Schell

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