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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
6
The piece discusses President Wilson bearing wartime burdens and the strain of leadership. It notes his strong constitution yet acknowledges a long recovery ahead amid readjustment challenges as the country seeks a new world order and peace.
The select committee on the national budget will report bills and resolutions, aided by testimony from bankers and economists to craft a practical plan. It is argued that current spending lacks budget discipline, causing extravagance and political manipulation before elections.
A quiet Baltimore ceremony united Miss Mary Perry Loy and Mr Charles W Mullican at noon. Rev Hamilton P Fox officiated at Fayette Street Methodist Church with only close family present. The couple plans to reside in Washington after a Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto wedding trip. the groom, formerly a noted distance runner, serves as a machinist in the Navy Yard.
Jacob P Hesson retired farmer and Mary Luella Marriotte D C both of Frederick were married Wednesday evening October 8 at 6 30 by Rev R H Bartlett in a small ceremony at the Marriotte home near Jefferson A few friends attended After October 15 they will be at home at 4 Ka at Church street Frederick where Dr Mary Luella Marriotte will continue chiropractic electric massage and beauty culture practice
R Riddiek a business partner for Comstock and Guests Experience Company plans a matinee and night production in this city for October 18. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cutler of South Market street attended the York Fair yesterday from Frederick. Mrs Bartgix of Storm Street South Market has returned home after visiting relatives in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Robert C Shitech of New Market have moved to Catonsville.
A surprise pound social was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Herb Ogle of Loys in honor of their daughter Kathryne on Friday October 3. The evening featured games and music with refreshments served. Many relatives and friends attended including the Ogles and extended Keilholtz and Dorsey families among others.
Among the oldest Odd Fellows living is George W Stocksdale of Good Samaritan Lodge No 46 Thuy mont this county. He became a member of Salem Lodge No 60 at Westminster on April 1 1881 at age twenty one. He later transferred to Good Samaritan Lodge at Thor went where he has resided for years.
At the third quarterly meeting the United Fire Company voted to reopen the social room for the engine room, purchase new Vie trola records, and make the room available for the use of the company and their families.
Local items from The News columns dated October 9 1899 mention the Monitor new weekly paper formed from The Guide at Myersville with editor Lawson FP Bittle. Frederick Ministerial Association officers elected include President Rev Page Milburn Vice President Rev Dr E R Eschbach Secretary Rev L M F Myers Treasurer Rev BE Ly McLean. Horace Clarke Mobile and Ohio Railroad superintendent arrived in Frederick Milas Ella Pigman Court Square left for Fort Riley Kansas for several weeks.
A Frederick city magistrate criticizes council delays and argues police must arrest and witnesses attend at 7 p.m. sessions. He defends public court offices, notes night sessions exist, and asserts justice cooperation with police while defending city order and citizen presumption of innocence. The board and mayor are urged to support proper court operations.
Property transfers record deeds in county and city worth $10 each. Avery Hopwood’s Fair And Warmer feigns uproarious farce at City Opera House Saturday night, with Snatch & Co. booking the run from New York and Chicago. Spaeth & Co. present a strong company of performers for the engagement.
Delegates gather for the fifth annual Potomac Synod conference at Hood College and Shinbary Hall. Addresses on the Forward Movement, reports from secretaries, and a pageant Christ in America headline the two day event with 75 visitors from multiple states. Officers to be elected tonight.
A local grocer says there is ample sugar to meet demand and doubts reports of a shortage. He notes no trouble supplying individual customers and explains any limits arise only when stock runs low. The origin of the shortage report remains unclear as business continues normally in Frederick.
The One Hundred Fifteenth Infantry marked the first anniversary of their Argonne victory with a banquet and silent tribute. Regimental plans include building a club house, with local men Lient Lester Smith John Hershberger Guy Anders Charles Talley Larry Smith Albert Gannon Paul Wammond attending. Lieutenant Colonel PDJ Markey left for Baltimore for celebrations. The article also notes a prior eight hour day bill passing both chambers.
FINANCIAL WAST MORTGAGES: Money invested in FIRST MORT GAGES is a debt which must be paid back on a specified date. H payment is demanded and must be paid first faxex only excepted. STOCKS: Money invested in STOCKS is not an investment in the onessnge but a business venture or speculation. The owner of stocks is always last to be paid if paid at all in case of failure. MACAUSILIT MUST BE PAID FIRST OF ALL. SW. STRAUS & CO. Investment Bankers, New York, deal in FIRST MORT GAGE BONDS for 87 1-2 years with no loss to any customer. Bonds bought by banks, trust companies, insurance companies, and individuals seeking a steady, sound investment yielding up to 6 percent. Denominations: $10,000, $400.00, $1,000.00. Booklet “Questionnaire for Investors” free upon application. 5S. W. SOWERS & SON. Hagerstown, Md. Correspondents for Frederick County. MARKWOOD D. HARP, Local Representative, Pythian Castle.
Chicago and Philadelphia specialist Seeley unveils the Spermatic Shield at the City Hotel in Frederick on Monday October 12. He claims the device can retain ruptures, contract openings in ten days on average, and avoids surgery, injections, or prescriptions. Charity cases may be shown without charge. government documents support his claims, verified in federal and state courts.
Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a large Armistice Day celebration with other groups across the country and world to honor German capitulation. The American Legion is invited to join, while its national convention continues in Minnesota.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It notes small beginnings and growth to all parts of the United States and many foreign countries asserting the medicine's extraordinary merit and promising a trial will prove it.
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