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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
6
Local notes from Daysville Continental and Lovettsville cover visits and gatherings. Names include Barker, Hoffman, Harshman, Kelly, Wagner, Crum, Chaney, Flanigan, Hedges, Gelsbert, Shorb, Six, Detour, and Lovettsville figures with Sunday and weekend visits and a planned oyster supper at the church parsonage.
An old advertisement touts Knowsar's Danderine claiming dandruff removal and rapid hair growth. It promises immediate shine, fullness, and no itch via scalp nourishment, urging a 25-cent bottle from drug stores or counter displays.
Revival services started Monday night with Rev Thomas C Jones of Leeda Methodist Protestant church in Cecil county preaching at the Methodist Protestant church. Saturday night November 20 will feature Prof George K Malaf, native of Damaarcae, with a moving picture and lecture at the same church. Sunday last Rev Barnes D D District Superintendent of the ...
The West Baltimore District of the Baltimore Conference heard a forceful sermon based on the life of the rich young ruler. St Peter's Roman Catholic church plans an oyster supper at the Opera House on November 25 26 and 27.
Rev Hesse leads a week of meetings at the Lutheran church with an iHome Mission service set for Friday night November 19. Emma Bell of Smithsburg visited Grace Hauver last week. Maggie Wolf called on sister Sophia Buhrman of Funks Town recently. Mrs Hesse and children of Smithsburg visited Mr and Mrs G O Poffinberger Saturday night. Mr T C Fox spent Monday in.
In Pleasant Valley most farmers are busy harvesting corn with some already finished. The late potato crop is good and prices have advanced. Notables visiting include Ernest Williams of Martinsburg and Reno Wyand of Keedysville with C Frank Virts. Local residents frequent Frederick and Lovettsville events. The high school at this place has been closed for two weeks due to a neighborhood epidemic.
An ad promoting Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle aid to relieve constipation without harsh laxatives. It markets the product as a natural olive compound that eases bowel action, avoids pain and griping, and positions the tablets as a safe substitute to improve digestion. Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs W H Luckett, a highly esteemed town lady, was buried last Friday with interment in Union Cemetery Lovettsville Va. Mrs Henry Carter and youngest daughter spent a week in Taylortown at the former's sister’s home. Mrs R F Loys plans an indefinite Washington D C visit. Mrs WPlscos Goodhart and son James return to Washington after mountain time. Mr Clagett Loy and nephew Master Raymond Loy visited Cumberland Md and the parental home. Mr William Loy, once at Loudoun Hospital, is home and improved. Mr Charles Barnhouse remodeled his house with metal roof and brick flue. Mr Harry Money visited Leesburg on business.
Captain C Molier of the Danish steamship Vinland reports to the Danish consul that a British cruiser followed the Vinland and entered within the three mile limit off the New Jersey coast last Wednesday. He says the pursuit lasted several miles and that it violated U S neutrality.
Allied troops clashed as Greek forces prevented the French from occupying a Greek ammunition tower at Salonika. Despatches say authorities apologized, claiming the incident was a mistake.
Accuses Austrian Embassy in Washington of complicity in a scheme involving Louis Loebl a city immigration officer and a Theodore Kunitz factory. The case centers on machinists manufacturing bodies for motor vehicles used in war efforts, with alleged ties to Austro-Hungarian interests.
Amsterdam Nov 17 reports a bombardment by an armed air fleet on Lichtervelde Belgium. German soldiers killed number not specified, about thirty wounded, ten military automobiles destroyed. Lichtervelde lies seventeen miles northeast of Ypres.
In London on November 17 Prime Minister Asquith told the House of Commons that conscription is not yet necessary in England and he hopes it will not be required. A front-door note about taking initiative appears in the fragment. The Lady of the House comments about purchasing magazines.
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