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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
6
Correspondents report varied social visits across Frederick, Baltimore, Beckley and Washington areas. Many families hosted relatives and friends, with weddings, illnesses, and church events noted. farming activity and harvest plans appear as fall approaches.
In New Market news Mary Hopkins visits Baltimore while Mary Erne Borer names her son Welch Hult Boyer. KF L Grimes family including Jees'e Grimes and Freak Arnold spent Sunday in Weston. Dr. Stephenson Hopkins from Telair at home over the weekend. Jane Wood returns from Howard county. Mrs. Edwin Weters and Mrs. Riggs of Getea in Montgomery county also noted.
Mrs. Martha Blessing has returned home after visiting relatives in Ladiesburg and New Midway. Miss Carrie Brown spent Sunday with the Blessings. Roy Houck and his little daughter Reta visited his parents near Union Bridge. ME Church plans preaching next Sunday evening at six oclock by Rev. Pardew. Miss Carrie Boone of Beaver Dam visited sister Mrs. George Grabiti and family.
Reformed Church plans Sunday afternoon service at 2 30. St Luke's Ladies Aid to hold Sunday evening meeting at 7 50. W A T A met last Thursday with program including readings by Mrs Renn and Miss Derr. Union to meet last Thursday afternoon in October with rail service and officer elections. F C Renn to attend State Convention of W C T U at Natksbury this week as delegate. Mr and Mrs Samuel L Hargett ill at home. Mrs Carrie Webb of Cookaville visiting S L Hargett family. Miss Mollie Zimmerman with sister near Shook. Mr and Mrs John J Lambert visited by daughters H M and Douglass Castle. Miss Ethel Beard injured while operating a sewing machine. finger pierced through needle and wall, wound painful.
The County Central Committee met in Independent Hall at 11 oclock with delegates from most districts present. Harmony prevailed as Col. Austin Baughman and C H Eckstein led discussions on election preparation and county and state committee members spoke. Another committee meeting will be held before the election.
Miss Grace Louder of Tankerville Virginia returns home after a stay with her sister Mrs Sadie Fry. William Cordell Walter Stockman and Charles Fawley travelled to Washington D C aided by Charles Summers of Jefferson in his car. Mrs Mary Gildhitt moved to Miss Mattie Souder. Cousin Grace Souder visited Mr A B Thomas and family near Petersville. Mr Thomas Thrasher and family spent Sunday with Mr F B Lakin. While playing at school Master
An advertisement claims instant relief for asthma using Asthmador and Asthmador Cigarettes. The copy promises money-back refunds if not beneficial, with a positive guarantee from Dr. Rudolph Schiffmann and local druggists, including Pearre's Modern Pharmacy in St Paul Minnesota.
Funeral services for Calvin Thomas Bigg were held at his home on West Fatrick Street yesterday at 2 pm. Rev. John A. Ditzler led the service with pallbearers Joseph Stevens Tia Ray Paul Simpson Charles Haines Forest Haugh Raymond Zimmerman. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Jefferson funeral director M. R. Etchison assisted.
Rohr extension secretary of the Federated Charities reports county churches Sunday schools lodges and other groups approve the local branch’s work and say it is meeting broad countywide favor with residents.
A Braddock Heights resident reports unusually clear air today after years on the mountain. He recalls someone claiming they could see the Sap toward Gagland with the naked eye.
Maurice Bennett was arrested yesterday by Officer Charles Hoffman on a disorderly conduct charge. He appeared before Justice Posey last night and paid a $2.50 fine.
Business in the courts lists several real estate transfers with names such as Thomas Claggett John Fairfan Francis H Markell and others plus sums. An orphan court entry notes inventories of personal property in estates of Margaret Eisenhauer and Samuel L Smith. Authorities include Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick and trustees Jacob Rohrback Alban Wood. Ages shown for juveniles appear in license notice for George A Albert Thelma Pearl Grey Leonard J Myers Evelyn G Wetzel.
A Monday September 28 gathering at Mr and Mrs John T Webster East Church street extended marked Mrs Webster 80th birthday with family and friends joining a bountiful dinner and afternoon refreshments. John Webster 82 birthday September 16 and their anniversary September 23 noted. A nearby bicycle collision involving William Scott and a City Opera House driver caused minor injuries and minor car damage.
An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Dandeline claiming it removes dandruff and oil, softens and lightens hair, and promotes new growth after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any druggist or toilet counter to test the product. The copy emphasizes charm, beauty, and lasting scalp vitality.
Men’s suits priced from 4.98 to 10.98 with values ranging 6.50 to 15.00. The ad suggests paying around 6.50 for a suit and promises a look that lasts and a color that holds. The suits are described as made to satisfy customers.
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