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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1914
Page
6
Local reports detail church services and meetings at Reformed and Lutheran parishes, a public meeting by Mt. Carmel Aid Society, and a Children’s Missionary Society program. A lawn social honored Mr. Hargett with a birthday celebration, and many residents hosted or visited relatives from nearby towns. A heavy rain, damages, and farm updates accompany social events and family reunions through midweek.
Mt Pleasant held its annual riding tournament despite rain delaying to Thursday. About 2000 people attended. Winners include Chas F Bowers first prize crowned Hilda Bowers, HT Albaugh second prize crowned Mayme Crum, E F Johnston third crown Mark Myers, J C Blank fourth crown. Judges Sap pington Renneberg Buckey. Yellow Springs orchestra provided music. Dinner and ice cream on grounds. Children enjoyed the merry go round. Local social notes follow with visits and travels of residents.
Miss Katharine Eichner and Miss Lois Holland visit Miss Edna Eichner. Edith Yost of Baltimore and Mary Wagley of Westminster visit Miss Ella Cecil. Rev J C Maxwell of Goshen VA vacationing at home. John W House spent a week with daughter Mrs C K Hughes. Marvin Beall takes job with James and Law Co Clarksburg WV. Mrs Nickman and Ruth Renneberger return from Jefferson. Mary Collier visits Mrs Luther Johnson. Lydia Shoemaker and Virginia Maxwell visit Lara Baker Frederick Junction. Janet Young of Charles Town visits Mrs C R Hershey. Mrs Garrett Wolf of Washington DC returns home after visiting Cecil family. Protracted breath broken by a week of rain. Nathan Kinna improves dwelling with repairs. Kennedy couple motor to Frederick. D R Hershey attends Rockville fair. Annie Burch of Washington DC visits Cecil family. Fred Johnson and Louise of Barnesville visit J J Johnson. Milas Lois Holland returns from visit to local friends. School house repairs underway by Jack Harris and Otis Holland. Will Hirsh and wife from Baltimore return home with aunt Alma staying nearby. Dr and Mrs Welch of Washington DC board at George Johnson's. Rev T S Shavis returns from month vacation in South Carolina. Mrs Mees Luhn and Mrs Will Ramizy visit Wee George Luhn. Catherine Eichner of Leon spending weeks with sister in town, Edna, then returns home.
In Brownsville the semi annual Dunkard Love Feast will be held on Saturday October 24 followed by a two week protracted meeting. Robert Edmonds has returned to Sycamore Ohio after a 32 year absence. George D D Brown of Dickerson and Mrs E A Brown host visitors. Luella Brown of Parkers is mentioned.
Local notes from Cedar Grove list visits by Mudulph Fouch and family, Miss Mewan Nelson, J. Le Carpenter, J. C. King, and many others from Baltimore, Washington, and surrounding areas. Events include a Baptist church gathering at the Upper Seneca that netted 127, and numerous trips to Washington and Atlantic City for business and leisure. One horse is noted killed after a severe leg injury.
An insurer's physician notes many insurance refusals stem from undiscovered kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, praised as a gentle herbal remedy, is advertised with testimonials and a two size bottle offer. Sample bottle available by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. Frederica Daily News notice.
A royal reception honored the Inter-State Doctors opening on South Jonathan Street in Hagerstown. The crowded waiting rooms brimmed with out of town patients from Frederick and beyond seeking free consultations until September 15. The doctors offer free examinations and treatment with medicines at cost, promising honesty and candidness about cures, and invite difficult cases to prove their system.
Galen L. Tait, newly elected chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, began duties yesterday and plans daily presence at headquarters in Baltimore through the fall campaign. He will focus on the new general registration.
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