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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1919
Page
6
A notice from The Daily News outlines the establishment of printing and mailing operations at Fredericton. It mentions the post office and dispatch details, indicating a second class matter designation and the involvement of local postal officials.
A 1919 editorial argues for a practical brotherhood between employers and workers. It urges owners to support workers with fair wages and sensible living, while workers must show dedication and productive effort to benefit the community. The piece stresses joint councils and sincere cooperation as the path to honest enterprise.
The Board of Managers thanks the public for generous contributions to the Home for the Aged. Readers donated cash amounts from $1 to $25 and numerous in kind gifts including soap, canned goods, flour, sugar, coffee, eggs, butter, and towels. Many individual names appear among donors alongside items such as cakes, soap, butter plates, soap, jam, and assorted pantry staples.
Miss Julia Steck daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs Steck of this city wed Mr Percy Sherwood of Washington on Wednesday evening November 5 at 8 at the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany in Washington. Rev Charles F Steck Jr officiated with Rev A R Steck D D of Carlisle assisting. The bride wore white satin with a pearl embroidery train and a pearl coronet. Miss Jeannette Steck was maid of honor in pale green satin. reception followed at the parsonage. The couple will reside at 21 Bryant Street after December 2. Sherwood, a former first Nebraska machine gun battalion private, served overseas in World War I.
A five member team of Pennsylvania State Highway Department engineers is surveying the Emmitsburg road from the Gettysburg borough line to the Maryland state line. They are preparing materials for blueprints and specifications as part of next year's road building program. A quoted line from the Detroit Free Press is included in the clipping.
Mr. Rompayne T. Uhter of Pennsyl vana College Gettysburg Pa spent the weekend with his parents Rev and Mrs Q J Uhter Jefferson Major and Mrs Wilkins Boss and Litut B F Shriver of Washington spent the weekend with Misa Margaret Roelkey 134 East Third St Vice Counsel William Heard Mrs Heard and Miss Antoinette Heard of Quebec Dominion of Canada were guests yesterday of Mrs McCanner mother of Mrs Heard West Patrick street Mr Heard had been summoned to Washington on official business and the party remained over in the city on a visit to Mrs McCanner.
Notices of a forthcoming wedding for Naomi Guyton and Thomas Arnold Jr near Burkittsville with a November 19 ceremony. Also reports of Rachel Rodgers and Edgar Robinson marrying at Thurmont parsonage. Davis and Rees wed at Evangelical Reformed parsonage. Cline’s Furniture Store opens with the “daylight” rear room in Fredrick. A seven passenger Hudson crash injures a woman with others shaken but unscathed.
Sale of a 126 acre farm in Worcester County near Thurmont from Noah KE Cramer and Son to Harry Stambaugh at private terms for Mrs Addie M Smith and John M Smith. Proceeds to Mrs Smith and her husband. Also notes prepare for rebuilding debris cleanup and awaiting insurance appraisal. rebuilding to follow soon.
Historic items note Arthur D. Willard seeking an official vote recount in Jefferson district after an upset. The Philomathean Society held a weekly session featuring a debate on whether current athletic interest benefits society, with a two to one affirmative verdict.
Paul C Bragg arrives as the new physical director and boys work secretary at the Y M C A and outlines plans for an athletic revival. He will form men and ladies classes, restore regular activity, introduce aquatic events like water polo and water baseball, boxing and wrestling groups, and organize basketball and volleyball leagues with ongoing repairs at the Y.
A two story Hanover cigar factory fire trapped thirty five employees after lunch. Six were badly hurt fleeing to safety as flames spread from the cellar to stairways and windows. Rescue efforts included elevator escape and pull-throughs by firefighters.
Mrs. Charles B. Tyson remains unconscious in a Washington hospital after a fall Saturday. Her sister Miss Eliza Haller relayed the update stating signs of rallying appear faint. Raymond Kendall of Lewistown, hospitalized since November 12 after a fall from an H and F trolley pole, is slightly better now with periods of consciousness and a brain concussion viewed as recoverable.
Uniontown Pa November reports a father recounts finding his missing child in the yard of a Syracuse home in ragged condition and playing with a black child. He said the child had been sold to a master during the divorce case of James D Dough ty of Dunbar versus Thresia Daue ty whose whereabouts are unknown. Pred Brash of Syracuse testified to misconduct and forgiveness. The final arrangement placed the child in custody of its grandmother.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as quick relief for a nasty cold. It promises symptom relief after the first dose and urges dosing every two hours for up to three doses, claiming easy taste and no quinine at a low cost.
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