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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1913

Page

3

Frederick High School third annual track meet set Thursday

Entries closed for Frederick High School third annual track and field day with competitive drills for The News cup. Cadet corps under Captains McHenry Sponseller and others lead parades, music by Yellow Springs Band, and events include sprints, cross country, broad jumps, and a one hundred yard dash, with officials and judges named for the meet.

Frederick High School Yellow Springs Market Street Court House Park Ralph McHenry Arthur Brown Raymond Reeder Harold Kemp Harling Sponseller Bruce White Leslie Bopst Walter Mehrling Richard Simmons Byron Winebrewer Emory Dansberger Walter Hess Lewis Sponsélier Henry Knock Melvin Ramsburg Austin James Elmer Brown Grover Michael

Death of Mrs. Sue E. Thomas in Walkersville

Mrs. Sue E. Thomas wife of C M Thomas of Walkersville died suddenly from neuralgia of the heart last night after a day of normal activity. She is survived by her husband and two Roop siblings David R Roop and Clara L Roop near Unionville. Funeral Friday at noon with services at home, interment in Olivet Cemetery.

C. M. Thomas Sue E. Thomas Walkersville

Avoid Acute Indigestion Herb Bitters Ad Page

An advertisement warns that neglecting indigestion can lead to acute indigestion. It promotes Goff's Herb Bitters as a quick relief, touting no opiates or liquor, pleasant taste, and permanent relief. A 2c bottle is offered with money-back guarantee if symptoms persist. Act now to prevent indigestion.

Goff Vearre

Prominent Baltimore Dentist Injured in Lab Accident

Dr William B Mann, a well known Baltimore dentist living at 2108 Maryland avenue and connected with Frederick circles, was seriously ill at University Hospital after an infection developed from a hand injury while sharpening scissors. Surgeons seek to prevent blood poisoning as infection spread following a laboratory accident and an operation performed Saturday night.

William B Mann Maryland Avenue Baltimore University Hospital Mann Frederick Jacob B Tyson A J. Bader Tyson Manno Balti- Thore

Finance Committee Named for County Sunday School Drive

Frederick County Sunday School Association selects a fundraising committee led by W W Doub to raise 330 for the State association. Members include W N Joliffe R Rush Lewis H J Kefauver Frederick Foster C Remsberg Mistachetown F A Hammond New Market T S Albaugh Walkersville and br EC Kefauver Thurmont. A separate program committee for the county convention at Thurmont on September 15 includes J Travers Thomas J Welty Farney and Lester Enrety of Thurmont.

W W Doub Frederick County Walkersville Br EC Kefauver Thurmont Thaurment J. Travers Thomas J. Welty Fanrney Frederick Lester Enrety

Hymeneal Miss Careglis to Wed Alaior Tilt

Baltimore society notes announce the engagement of Suzanne Carroll to Major John Philip Hull. The wedding is planned for June and Hull, a Maryland attorney and National Guard major, is a Johns Hopkins and Harvard Law School graduate. The piece also mentions a county grant to the Maryland Children's Aid Society and a local medical advertisement.

Johns Hopkins University Harvard Law School

Four damage suits in Westminster Court heard

Leo Weinberg leaves for Westminster to try four damage cases totaling 10000 to 12000 dollars over ten days or more. King v Lawson estate seeks 945 for nursing services through 1913, notes of a December 25 payment. LeGore v Northern Central Rail Road Co involves 10000 damages over a warehouse fire caused by sparks near Piney Creek. Smith v Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Co seeks 2500 for stallion loss. Offett v Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Co seeks 3000 for injuries. Police search for a deranged white man with bills stuffed in ears terrorized Downsville to Williamsport. Dormitory at St Charles College opened for use. John C Fulton held for grand jury after assault claim.

Leo Weinberg Westminster B Dorsey King McSherry Gabriel Durgee Wiliam Lawson King Ang Tt Mrederick Stoner andWeimberg Bond Parke Mr King H. Kiefer Delauter Guy W. Steele LeGore Milton G. Urnor Ira Smith Raimsburg George Offett Baltimore and Oho Railroad Co Washington County Williamspont Downsville Williamsport Hagerstown

Constipation Cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills

Sanbury resident Tohn Supsic endorses Dr. King's New Life Pills as the best remedy for constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The ad promises prompt relief and healthier bowels with price recommendations from Pearce's Pharmacy.

Travel talk on the Panama Canal by Mr WHEE and Mr Thomas

Mr Thomas of Washington gave an engaging talk on the Panama Canal at a local auditorium. Two motion pictures from President Taft’s canal zone trip were shown with colored views of the work and scenery. The event included an afternoon exhibition for Maryland School for the Deaf pupils and schoolchildren at reduced prices.

Whee Thomas Washington Panama Canal Taft Canal Zone Thoms Tve Maryland School For the Deaf

Quarries Fight and Guard Officers Name Possible Command

Beatué a fellow-worksman into ingen sibility, robbing him of 16 dollars and wounding him. Four Austrians at George Bushey & Son quarries near Cavetown escape after six Austrians quarrel. one man beaten with an axe handle, possibly fatally. Four fugitives believed in hiding near Cavetown. Lieutenant Colonel John Hinkley may resign. Major Robert Alexander U.S.A. could be chosen to command the Maryland National Guard Fifth Regiment. Just Government League set to hear Miss Alice Carpenter of Boston speak in Kemp Hall next Friday night without charge. contrast to Dr. Anna H. Shaw. Carpenter recently entered politics and oratory with a bright future.

Don George Bushey & Sone Cave Town Caveatown John Hinkley Maryland National Guard Con. Louis M. Rawlins Robert Alexander U Just Government League Kemp Hall Alice Carpenter Boston Anna H. Shaw Misa Carpenter

Pennsy Payday Changed Under New PA Law

Pennsylvania Governor Tener signs a law requiring corporations to pay employees twice monthly. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will implement the change on July 1 with paydays likely around the fifth and sixth and the twentieth and twenty first of each month.

Tener Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Freight depot worker Mr Roy Ramsburg injured at work

Mr Roy Ramsburg of the N C A R freight depot fell from a warehouse platform while on duty yesterday and bruised his side. He was unable to work today. The region saw a sharp 12 degree temperature drop last night, with low readings around 6 degrees cooler than the prior night.

Roy Ramsburg

Real estate transfers and estate filings in county court

Notice lists multiple real estate transfers in the county and city, with names such as Annie M. Rayreceht, Murray Bolt, Josaio B H Kearey, John Francis Smith, Clinton B G Harwood, Raymond W. Callett, Jacob A. Kildwiler, and heirs. Also notes guardianship final accounts, inventories of debts and estates, letters of administration, and final distributions in the estates of Sarah Dunton Gustavus W. Shafer Michael Lingg and others.

Annie M. Rayreceht Murray Bolt Josaio BH Kearey John Francis Smilth Charles 19 Hickman Real State and Improvement Company Raymond W. Callett Brunswick George R. Lewis Souther C. Surety Manley R. Rippeon Sarah ‘Duxton Sarah Dunton T Willam O. Buxton Charles W. Buxton Gustavus W. Shafer Margaret Lingg Michael Lingg

Colonel Spencer C. Jones Recovers at Garfield Hospital

Col Spencer C Jones of Rockville, confined to Garfield Hospital in Washington since May 6, is rapidly recovering. He was able to sit up for the first time since admission, and his room has been described as a floral display shop rather than a bleak chamber.

Soi Col Spencer CG. Jones Rockville Garfield Hospital Washington, D. C

Soap and muscle won’t clean your pots and pans properly

A brief item notes that soap and muscle power alone fail to thoroughly clean pots and pans. It suggests seeking alternative cleaning methods or tools for complete sanitation.

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