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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
4
Transacting waginess and subscriptions at the Brunswick Times office on High Street, near National Bank. Wee News available at the Bruns location. The Times is published by The News to handle subscriptions and notices.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph-Dispatch vented over a Frederick police officer who halted President Wilson’s car for a minor traffic infraction. The editorial condemns the officer’s overzealous behavior and urges discretion in enforcing the local traffic law, noting the president’s safety was not at risk and guests should be treated considerately.
Retail trade and progress hinge on home spending as merchants and their employees fuel tax bases and housing. If money leaves town, property values fall, taxes rise, and public services suffer, weakening churches, charities, and local development. Support your town by buying locally whenever possible.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln praises Etchison letters for nearly a year of fact filled discussions on county and state finances. He emphasizes the need for retrenchment and reform and supports Etchison as a competent candidate for Maryland Senate. Also notes local curios and a teenage train accident involving Alg. Gilleshie, 17, in Harper’s Ferry.
Local items note a residence framework at PPro ae F Fleak South Park was erected and Moidletown fire company collapsed for lack of support. Vita mio residence at Thesaent burned, Theodore Staiter presided over a Democrat meeting at Walk ere vile. Sha Lo addressed by William J Ogden of Baltimore.
A wedding reception at Vans boiler ed Mr and Mrs Itusal Gi Titan featured guests including Mr and Mrs James Hilton and a long list of relatives and friends. The evening offered conversation, music, parlor games, and songs before a dining room repast concluded the celebrations.
Miss Anna Porter Cranster of Tones town and John Smeltrer of Yellow Springs were married at Satur goodnothe Presbyterian Clutreh in Newtown by Rev. Seth Tarssell Thewnie with Rev Dr T Stalie of Washington an uncle officiating. The bride’s sister Missy Miiaabech Crapster served as bridesmaid and Joh O Neal Crapster brother of the bride was best man. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle Dr Walter HW O Neal Gettysburg. Ushers included FE Bern Weave Clatworthy Birnie Sr Reindollar Motler and Winfiell Buffington all of Taneytown. The bride has Frederick relatives visited often. Separate notices announced the marriage of Miss Den West Page and William Ward in Waltmore. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Carter Tage Baliwere, descendant of Marshind Tract owners. her father born at Petersville Leigh Kent. Charles WL Leigh and Miss Hertie AL Kent of Lovettsville were married at Brangwick to Rev 2 BL Burgess rector of St Marks parish.
A garish display of electric lights, put up by Hiargerstens and Frederick Railroad for the Wair last week, is planned to be used for the Republican Demonstration and possibly beyond Christmas. Merchants may remove the lights after holidays. if kept, funds to cover current would be raised locally with the railroad company offering power.
Hood College reported a year’s income of 49419 and building fund contributions of 11500. The total assets reached 96400.08 with earnings and investments yielding a fair rate, while 400 students are enrolled with a mix of day and resident students projected to grow. The treasurer reported temporary loan needs and proposed five to twenty five year bonds to support expansion.
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church opened sessions at Grace Reformed Church in Greencastle with Rev. Prod Hagerstown MA as president. Reports from religious and educational bodies were heard. the Fund for Foreign Missions showed progress and likely release by January 1. delegates will be chosen Friday.
A vehicle overturned on Frederick Road near Ridge after an accident blamed on road conditions. The car suffered heavy damage and was towed to Pace at Widseville for repairs while investigators assess the scene and cause.
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