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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
3
In Point of Rocks communities residents report gatherings and family visits, with stops in Montgomer y county. Notable notes include Veronica Biggs visiting in Frederick, church activities at Doubs and Mt. Tabor, and several residents hosting relatives from Brunswick and Waynesboro. Also mentioned are two wine showers, whooping cough cases, and a funeral in Waynesboro.
New York Citys public library on Fifth Avenue from Fortieth to Forty second Street cost 10 000 060 for building and site clearance and houses four million volumes. The Astor Tilden and Lenox consolidation occurred May 23 1905 with Taft helping open the building. The interior shows a vast main reading room and halls.
Master Perry Wachter and Miss Esther Zimmerman of near Here spent Sunday with Mr. Otis Smith. Mrs. Ellen Kohlenberg summers with sister Mrs. Meldrem near Ellicott City. Miss Etta Mosburg returns from Washington. Grace Pearce and son Cardon of Washington visited the Smith family. Harley of Martinsburg visiting friends here. Messrs Hezie Trail and Fred Wardner of Washington spent days here. Alva Smith and daughter Helen of Frederick visited his parents. Smith and sons visited Isaac Crain of Frederick. Nellie Browning visiting aunt in Arlington. Delsie King of King's Valley returned home after a week with sister Mrs. C. W. Windsor. Flora Mullinix of Long Corner visited grandparents. Jesse Norwood of Cooksville and family guests of his parents. Bessie Hutchson returned from visit to her uncle at Sykesville. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kelley of Barikholows spent Sunday with her parents. Children's Day services scheduled for Sunday night, June 4 at 8 o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Elsworth Valentine spent Saturday evening with Claence Valentine in Creagerstown. An excursion to Baltimore will be held by the Reform ed church. Win Grabill and daughter Alice of Lanesburg visited Mr and Mrs G H Valentine. Mrs Laura Heird returned from Westminster. Mrs Calvin Tredmond and family visited Scott Crimes in Pleasant Hill. Clide Young spent Sunday in Frederick. Mrs Raih Carty and son Albert visited friends at Catocin. Keefer Winpigler and family moved from Frederick to this place. Cleve Stodllemyer from Frederick visited. Mrs George Wilhide and children stayed with friends near Catoctin. Decoration Day exercises drew locals to Woodsboro. Mrs Gregg Strine spent Saturday in Frederick. Amos Strine and Wm Miller visited John Smith at Ladiesburg. John Ainsworth of Baltimore visited friends here. Wm Hogarth of Darhmore spends days with J W LeGore and family. Calvin Redmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs BL Strine. P A Strine and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs William Smith. G Yo Nicholas painting P A Richardson’s milk dairy. Mrs Win Vanfossen and Geo Vanfossen visited Hiramt Staley of Paysisle. Miss Emma Bowers of Troutville spent Thursday with Mrs van Joresen.
Local column from Rocky Ridge notes June social events and visits. Emma Mesurned returns from Baltimore. Loretta Gillins from Eiminsburg visits Fern Snook. Newton Cramer of Woodsboro with Harry Sin family. John Eneok and Carl in Hagerstown. May Sin visits grandparents J B and Mrs Ogle. Watie Tenier and Frank Sharer visit relatives in Hagerstown. J B Black returns from Reformed Church classis. Geo Curbert visits Buckeystown. Anna Whitmore visits Mrs Geiselman. Charles Booth and daughter depart for Virginia. Grover Barrick visits Frederick.
State of Ohio Toledo City County makes known that he ter of the firm of BA doing business in Toledo. They offer to pay one thousand dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by use of Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me this 6th day of December. Frank Cheney and A W Gleason, Notary Public. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Toledo Ohio.
Advertising activity boosts business momentum by raising brand visibility and attracting customers. Firms report higher inquiries, increased foot traffic, and stronger sales after campaigns. Local merchants note measurable lift in weekly revenue following targeted ads.
Yesterday afternoon memorial services were held by Reynolt Post No 2 to A. I. with appropriate rites at Mount OMeetyothare and Key monument. A parade from Red Men's Hall led by the C V L A M Band formed with Company A and Hiash School Cadets. The program included ritualistic services, salutes, and readings, ending with Lincoln's Gettysburg address read by Annan A Vorner.
Dr George Carroll Smith of the Hotel Westminster Boston obtained the first culture of a peritonitis germ after autopsy on Miss Annie Vose a Black Day society girl who died Friday of the disease The illness baffled attending physicians and originated from tonsillitis amid a Boston milk supply epidemic
Thousands gathered for memorial exercises at Antietam under Antietam Post Sharpsburg and Mansfield Post Keedysville auspices. A parade preceded the ceremony with John T Kelm as chief marshal and Capt Charles W Adams as officer of the day. Former U S Senator John M Thurston of Nebraska gave the lead address.
Cyrus Bidle suffered severe lacerations to four fingers on his right hand when contact with a circular saw at Ira E. Biser coal yards on East Third street caused the injuries. A stray real estate letter and unrelated remarks appear in the excerpt.
Local team from Martinsburg faced defeat in a doubleheader against Hagerstown with 12 6 and 6 1 scores. Poor batting hindered locals as Hagerstown pitchers limited them to seven hits in the morning and three in the afternoon. Martinsburg and Shepherdstown provided brief offense with scattered hits and fielding errors shaping the contests.
Adamstown defeated the Imperial Athletic club yesterday afternoon at Athletic Park by 6 to 1. Visiting pitcher Smith yielded only one hit. Errors by Garrett led to most runs. The Bub MaAry: J. M. UWowell of Orbensburg, Ky, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for personal use.
No game occurred as Waynesboro played a joke on Brunswick with a crowd on hand to view the opening contest. Brunswick will face the local aggregation on Saturday and Hagerstown appears Monday, while Wasueshire’s slot is filled by Chambersburg in the league schedule.
The Western Maryland League opened at Martinsburg with a double header against Shepherdstown. Martinsburg won the first game, while the second ended in a seven inning tie due to darkness.
Mount St. Mary's wins a fast game at Ellicott City 8 to 5 over Rock Hill in a scoreful contest. Costello, Letter and Kelly starred for Mount St. Mary's while Bland and Engle pitched well and Sweeney backed them up behind the plate.
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