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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
3
A report details a muddy return to Frederick after an automobile refused to go further. Moron L. Coblentz spoke at the meet about sticking to the mud with the Wolfsville guide, and the party could not get away until after the clock.
A meeting with the Bard of Schol Commissioners is planned for next Wednesday to consider sending a large delegation before the board. A four room building is proposed to be added. the present building has two rooms.
The Frederick Trust Company meeting selected 12 men to serve as officers. Mr R a Harp noted the names would not be released and no agreements have been made yet. Incorporators voiced a shift toward agriculture service for the new trust company.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at classified ad practice urging placement of sale notices to attract buyers. No clear event details, dates, or entities available beyond generic auction and advertising context.
An advertisement touts Goft's Herb Bitters as a cure for self poisoning from improper digestion. It claims the bitter herbs purify the system, relieve constipation and dyspepsia, and restore strength with a 25 cent bottle. Drugst will refund if not helpful.
Mr Wilson P Halter of Zanesville Ohio visits his home in the city. Prof Ro It Miller and family move from Patrick Street to North Market Street. Mrs Katherine Webb of Columbus visits her father Mr Frank Bruner South Market Street. Mrs Minnie Vere of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs William M Jaimes South Market Street. Miss Mollie Eisenhauer and nephew Master John Byerly spend several days in Washington and Baltimore. Rev Douglass Hooff of Saint Pauls Church goes to Baltimore for the Diocesan Convention. Mr James Paul Brown, graduate of the vestry school of Pennsylvania State College, OKay, visits relatives. Mr and Dr Harry Carter on Second Street attend the final of Miss Clara Ramsburs Martinsburg Montgomery County day. Mrs Fait Mrs Harry I Fromeast have seen each other.
A historical note recalls a clergyman serving 32 years in the Pennsylvania Conference and 18 years in the Virginia Conference. A Baltimore departure at 12 30 Sunday morning sent Messrs E Hobbs and Lee Basford walking to Frederick via Liberty Town, reaching Mr Lewis Specht’s home at Gro Park by 2 45 p m. They returned to Baltimore by 4 10 p m via the Frederick Railroad. Basford’s mother Mrs George Basford joined them later from Baltimore.
State of Ghia Toledo Taras County Frank Cheney swears he is senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. and that Arm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason signs in December 1836. Advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy claiming to affect blood and mucous surfaces.
A horse ran away with a wagon driven by George H. Davis near Bentz on West Patrick Street. The wagon was demolished and several bushels of peas scattered. Davis was thrown but escaped injury as bystanders reported the near-miss with the team rerouting through the block.
A horse wandered off during the afternoon and was located in a dense thicket. The riders were disoriented and spent a long, tiresome trek before returning to their teams.
East Fourth street resident Wardie Stoner, recently confined by illness, was able to be out as Mrs. May Gaylor’s Sunday-school class from Middletown visited her. Twelve members attended, sharing an enjoyable evening with refreshments after the pleasant gathering.
A dated advert promotes Eureka Corn Cure promising rapid relief from hard and soft corns bunions and callouses. It asserts the remedy removes friction causing coins and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Priced at 15 cents.
John N. Meloun of Williamsport Maryland dies at home at age 89 after general debility. He was the oldest Odd Fellows member in the state section and a former bridge builder for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Survived by widow and four sons in Maryland and Pennsylvania. funeral planned in Woodsboro with burial in Rocky Hill U B Church.
The bulletin outlines a general reform in handling eggs from nest to breakfast table. It notes the influence of haphazard function marketing and identification and links improving conditions across all poultry ranches to the new framework.
A business meeting of the Men's Bible Class led by Markwood D. Harp will be held tonight. The session will address many matters related to the summer work of the class.
The Boy Scouts of this city plan an outdoor fair on Thursday to raise funds for additional camping gear. Activities include a refreshment tent with cakes and strawberries, a bake sale, handmade items, and a variety of attractions. Admission to grounds is free with a side show fee. Proceeds support new troops and equipment purchases.
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