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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
7
Rainy season boosted growth though slowed ripening for yellow corn and sugar corn. Yield prospects are reported enormous, with most sugar corn cutting nearing completion by next week. Yellow corn is left on fodder and shock dried before husking and final storage as the fall plowing season approaches.
Lucinda Lee colored about 7 years old died at her son J R Lees home near Buckeystown from a complication of diseases. She leaves a daughter Mrs Frank Lee of Washington D C and son J R Lee of near Buckeystown. Funeral Sunday at 9 o clock a m at Hope Hill Church with interment in the church cemetery. Geo W Peters in charge. Also note Joseph Gaver Middletown employed by H F R R returned from ten day vacation to New York including a Hudson river trip.
A long string of personal notices records births and friendships across Atlantic City and nearby towns. Mentions include Mirecs Lola and Helen Motler, Bertha Trail, Edith Markey, May Kemp visiting Center Street, and many returning from Atlantic City or trips to Philadelphia New York City and Boston. Notable others: Elizabeth Haller, Ruth Biggs, Mary Hitzelberger, J F Harkens, Pauline Harkens, and Edward Harrote.
News of the churches reports regular services resuming next Sunday. Wolfsville Reformed Church will hold services at 10 a.m. and Christ Reformed Church, Cavetown, at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Pastor Rev. S. M. Hench.
East South Here, is teen quite sick. Mr. William W. Pickett, East Fourth Street, confined to the house with rheumatism, is able to be out. George Moser near Mreraville, will move to Hagerstown once his new house on Summit Avenue is ready. Lena Juffer, 35, wife of William C. Truffer, killed by an automobile near Middletown on Belair Road Sunday night about 9.
Cardinal Gibbons met with President Wilson and Secretary Lansing to discuss peace in Europe. He conveyed a papal message, declined to reveal details, and suggested neutral powers join Vatican efforts. He said the submarine issue aided U S leverage for peace and noted no comparable messages to the central powers.
British submarine reports sinking four Turkish transports in the Dardanelles during late August. Northern front gains see British troops capture a hill west of Buruk Anafarta after strong attacks. Two transports were torpedoed at the same point and two more between Gallipoli and Nasara. battleships’ guns also hit several vessels in the straits.
Official circles in Berlin describe current negotiations with the United States over the submarine problem as highly confidential. High officials admit optimism, based on the issued instructions and developments in Europe that may ease the negotiations, though it is difficult to obtain authoritative information.
Scranton moves to separate sanitary sewage from storm sewers and to build purification plants before discharge into the Lackawanna river as health officials call for a state water standard. Project cost estimated at beyond five million dollars. At Rowe a report notes 12.52 percent clergy among Italian volunteers and 745 priests serving as chaplains with many killed or wounded.
The page urges voters to choose a faithful, diligent Register of Wills for Frederick County, highlighting Dr. Austin A Lamar as a Republican nominee and detailing his loyalty, qualifications, and intent to resign from practice to dedicate full time to the office. It also lists multiple county races and candidates for county commissioner sheriff and other posts with brief appeals and endorsements.
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