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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
6
Eye description lists subscription rates one cent service fee monthly and yearly options. weekly and bi weekly publication schedule. mail delivery to United States addresses with advance payment. Brunswick Times and Bank offices handle payments. Fredericksburg post office posting noted.
A reflective piece traces Thanksgiving origins from 1621 to modern times, noting presidential proclamations and state observances. It urges inner gratitude beyond outward rites, urging citizens to foster a spirit of thanksgiving within their hearts and everyday life.
A nostalgic verse celebrates Thanksgiving joys with pumpkins onions apples grapes and pies. It recalls families returning home from work and school to share warm moments, forget troubles, and embrace happiness and youthfulness on Thanksgiving Day.
Frederick residents Harvey J. Willy and Helena L. Kilpp wed at Trinity Reformed Church Hanover Pa with Rev M J Roth officiating. Groom a sailor on the Prairie on furlough. Attendants were J H Rameburg and wife of Hanover. The couple plan to reside in Frederick. Also Mrs Avirett and James W Thomas wed in Rowe Hill Cumberland. May Hagan Frederick and Frank Rentz Hagerstown slated to wed tomorrow at 8:15 am at 407 North Market street. Morsberger Barger nuptials in Brunswick and Redman Linton marriage in Frederick announced.
Local social notes list Thanksgiving visitors and residents at various addresses. Meredith Staub of the University of Pennsylvania and Anne Clemson of Altoona are mentioned, along with Mrs. Pringle Youmans of Birmingham visiting relatives. Several others are noted at homes in East Third Street, Manor, and Martinsburg with updates on marriages and moves.
Grant Hoy, a Black man, broke his parole in an assault and battery case from last September and was arrested by Constable Peater. This morning he was fined one dollar plus costs totaling seven dollars by Justice Maulrby. The man paid the amount.
Fredericksburg story notes a severe accident near Middletown where Daniel Miller was injured while catching a something at a pen. The Frederick column also mentions a Christmastime show at Reamsboro, Mrs Mo TL Storm's display, trade optimism, and a Baltimore Eastern Star Masons meeting with Frederick representatives.
A reception for Chas N Trundle Jr and his wife Elizabeth Best followed their marriage at Cayaha Falls M E parsonage. More than 65 guests, including Trundle family members and friends from Table Rock Gettysburg and Centerville, gathered for a meal. the couple will honeymoon with Mr and Mrs C N Trundle returning to Akron after visiting Feagaville.
One hundred ten guests gathered Tuesday evening, November 21, at the Hightmans' Burkittsville home for a surprise birthday party. Music by the Burkittsville quartet and Huffer sisters entertained, with a supper served from 9 PM to 2 AM. The event was organized by their daughter Mrs Russell F E Guyton, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Officers of the former Choral Society move to revive the group and seek public opinion. A meeting is set for Tuesday, December 5 at Seminary Hall to discuss reorganization and hear interest from former members and residents of Frederick. The note recalls past successes and the community benefit of good music.
Mr Irving Chew of Madison avenue is confined to the house by sickness. Mrs John L Dutrow of Washington street is improving while undergoing treatment at Frederick City Hospital. Sons Of Jonadab donation correction request notes a $5 credit adjustment to the Dry campaign as a gift from the Sons of Jonadab of Frederick.
An elderly Steubenville couple credit their good health to Vino a tonic described as the greatest strength creating medicine. They say the tonic restores strength during weakness and endorse it as a tried remedy, noting it is sold by local drug stores and touted with various peptonized formulas.
A garbled old classified advertisement offers cash for watches of any make, sent from a mailbox near 46 South Pearl Street, Albany. The message suggests a crooked transaction involving a broker and a mysterious local contact, dated November.
I C Albert Gilson cashier of the bank solemnly swears the attached statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn before me this 23rd day of November 1916 by Geo W Heinlein notary public.
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