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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
8
Church notices fill TYTOWN with details of gatherings at Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant churches including May 21 services on peace and preaching times. Local social updates mention visits, births, illnesses, a shooting wound, a tournament, plays, a canning factory, and various family movements across Lewistown Shookstown and Brownsville areas.
Ridgeville society briefs mention Mrs. Elmer Watkins of Baltimore visiting relatives, W A Browning of Howard County visiting his mother, Chloe Browning ill with appendicitis, William Merrick of Sykesville visiting sister Mrs Emma Browning, J M C Bennett taken to Sykesville for treatment, Mrs John Chaney improving after weeks of illness, a birth announced at Mrs Virgil Baker home, W T Norwood reports a cow giving birth to twins, and Israel Phillips moving to a new dwelling.
Mr and Mrs Allen Krietz return from Waynesboro Pa. St Anthony Lyceum holds dance on Corry Lawn. Forty hours devotion ends at College chapel. Locals travel to Gettysburg for Gettysburg Vil lNova games Mt Saint Marys losses to Villa Nova 10 9 and Gettysburg 3 0. St Marys plays Western Maryland Tuesday. Junior baseball beats Gettysburg High School II A. Mr and Mrs Earl Heagey visit Gettysburg. ante party travels to Harrisburg. St Anthony Lyceum dance at Corry pavilion tonight.
Mrs. Annie M. C. Stockman aged 34 9 months died of heart disease at Sheokstown. Survived by six children with last names Stockman and one Blank. funeral Thursday at Mt Zion church Feagaville with OM. R. Etchison as director. Mrs Jeremiah Ramsey aged 66 died in Bedford after residing in Frederick. survived by three daughters.
Graduating exercises for the class of 1916 at the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarium Training School for Nurses will be held in Sabillasville on Wednesday afternoon. The board of managers and officers will attend, with Samuel K. Dennis of Baltimore presiding and Dr J C Kefauver delivering the address. Diplomas will be awarded by Dr Victor F Cullen and Emma Vaughan Johnson will submit the annual report. A reception will follow. The graduates are Elsie Rommel, Maude Dail, Oro Durrer, Elvira Verquist, Alice M Whynall, Souilvin Geile Tome, Helen Golden, Esther Ben Dorsey, Mariel Culford, and Bertha Nellie Brauchle.
George Temple, a colored man, was arrested by Officer Hahn for drunkenness and fined $2.40 by Justice Henry Hanson Maulsby last night. He paid the amount in court.
A Y M C A auditorium gathering outlined plans to host a Home State Tour for Eastern Shore students next fall. Organizers stressed corn and potato club contests, with county winners earning trips across Maryland and tours by car for Eastern Shore visitors. Notables present included Prof. R. S Stabler and Prof. P. A. Hauver along with local officials.
Bruce Fights Cost shows receipts of 3111.56 and disbursements of 7329.70 for his Democratic Senate primary campaign. Bruce personally funded about 8000 of the total roughly 11000 spent, with a Washington dispatch noting rival Dr Joseph Irwin France raised 7850 and spent 3559.72 leaving 4290.28 on hand. Most outlays went to newspaper advertising and 70.43 paid to treasurer A W Woodcock.
Jobin J. Fitez of West Thurmont was found guilty of assaulting and battering his wife and supporting two minor children. He was fined $1 and held in jail for the action of the court. Fitez appealed in the assault case, claiming his wife kept cash in his pocket and that he sought no company. A peace bond against Fitez was sworn out by Samuel Stambaugh, but the charge was dismissed.
An annual custom at the 1 church on Sunday morning will feature a sermon by the pastor.Res. POF Uoltcraft will preach an appropriate sermon to the group.
Osborne 1 and Yelieli yesierda are cited as reappointed assistants to general counsel. Brace, the PSC’s general counsel, confirms the appointment by William Cabel Brace.
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