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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1914

Page

6

Local Happenings in Fergaville and Surrounding Area

Community notes from Fergaville and nearby towns recount church services at St Luke's Lutheran and Carmel Reformed, a refined Aid Society program at St Jake's with songs recitations and solos, and numerous social visits. Reports cover school opening, new desks, flagpoles, and a bride wedding serenade. many residents travel to Brunswick, Charlestown, and Middletown, with a busy band booked for multiple engagements.

Messia Samuel Geo. Trundice Brunswick Ballenger Middletown Frederick

Local notices and social updates from Bethel and nearby

On Wednesday evening September 2 a strong wind and storm caused orchard damage and corn losses. Samuel J. Tyler of Philadelphia returns after visiting with parents. Graf ton Tyler killed a rattlesnake at the saw mill near White Rock, three feet long with fourteen rattles. Mrs Mussell Lewis and Miss Hazel Lewis from Middletown Valley visit and return home. Mr and Mrs Edgar H. Zimmerman and daughter near Feagaville, and Mr and Mrs Bradley Stull with family near Bethel, visited Golden Springs. Rev S A Kine preached at Mill Haven Bethel on Sept 6. P. S. C. KE held service. A praise note from the Seattle Sun extols Howe’s Empire Theatre program opening Sept 15 with a diverse range of topics including a runaway train ride and Vesuvius crater adventure. The program also features plant growth, new bird studies, metals electrolysis, a Greece railroad ride, and a Venice trip.

Samuel] J. Tyler Philadelphia Robert Tyler White Rock Grafton Tyler Mussell Lewis Hazel Lewis Middletown Valley Edgar H. Zimmerman Feagaville Bradley Stull Bethel Robert L. Tyler Golden Springs A. Kine Mill Haven Bethel Church of God, Edgewood P. S.C. KE Seattle Sun Howe Empire Theatre Crater of Vesuvius Greece Venice

Geesey Elected State Chaplain of Knights of Macabees

Mr Charles E Geesey of Frederick was yesterday elected state chaplain at the eighth annual Knights of Macabees convention in Baltimore.

Charles E. Geesey Frederick Knights of Macabees Baltimore

Special Price Offer on Dr Howard's Dyspepsia Remedy

A Dr Howard Company introductory offer partners with Dr A L Pearce's drug store selling a 50 cent size for 25 cents. The cure claims include constipation dyspepsia and other ailments with a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to cure. Supply is limited and orders by mail are encouraged.

Dr. Howard Co Dr. Howard Company A.L. Pearce Pearce

Frederick Heroine Barbara Fritchie House Echoes

The old Barbara Fritchie home on West Patrick Street, where the flag was waved, inspired the ballad. After the Civil War the house was partially swept away and later razed to widen Carroll Creek. Souvenirs claimed to be from rafters of the Fritchie home are sold today, including lumber said to have built the Beckley home on South Market Street. The Beckley home itself across the South Market Street bridge was also washed away in the 1868 flood.

Barbara Fritchie West Patrick Street Poel Whittles Carroll Creek Fritchle Beckley South Market Street Hig “Fetter Reformat Barbara Fritehte Lexington Jack Gil Whittier Danvers A. S. Toc Eng Barbara Fritchie John G. Whittier

Barbara Fritchie Memorial Dedication in Frederick

The Frederick ceremony honors Barbara Fritchie with a monument and Whittier inspired tributes. Mary Eleanor Shafer and Mrs. John H. Abbott help unveil, with songs, poetry, and a wreath from Old Glory Post G A R Chicago. The program preserves Civil War reverence and local historical memory.

Barbara Confederacy Chickamauga Chattamooga National Park York Lancaster Barbara Fritchie Whittier Fredericktown America Mary Eleanor Shafer Middletown John H. Abbott John Hanshew Old Glory Post Chicago Legion of Loyal Women Washington, D.C G. Rupp Chas T Barnes G. A. R. Chicago Sickles Corps Army

Orator A S Roe fought in the Battle of Monocacy

Orator A S Roe, guest speaker at the Barbara Fritchie monument unveiling, recalls serving as a Civil War soldier in 1864 and the Monocacy battle near Frederick. He discusses Barbara Fritchie, the Atlantic Monthly poem, and plans to write more regimental histories while presenting a copy of his 9th New York Heavy Artillery volume to Frederick Free Library. He also notes a postwar interview with General Jubal Early and cites battlefield drawings and local sites.

Len. A Roe Barbara Fritchle Monocacy Frederick Barbara Fritchie 9Th New York Heavy Artillery Frederick Free Library Witch Juval Massachusetts Worcester Massachusetts House of Representatives Senate

Famous Doctors Talk Ten Women Heal Non Surgically

An Inter-State Doctors advertisement touts a non surgical treatment to improve female health. It claims to strengthen nerves, improve digestion, and purify blood, with free consult and exams until September 16 at 11 Rout. Jonathan Street, Hagerstown. Also notes office hours and ranges of ailments treated.

Hagerstown Jonathan Nally Mail

Varnish Stain Advertises Varied Colors and Prices

A vintage ad lists Jap-Enamel Varnish Stain in colors Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. Offers 12 pint cans at 12 cents, pint cans at 20 cents, and quart cans at 35 cents.

Floor finishes sale across colors and sizes

Floor stain offered in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. Gallon cans priced at 125 dollars. Twelve gallon cans at 65 cents. Kalkomo and Moresco Cold Water Paint sold in 51 pack units at 35 cents per package. Floor varnish and Waxine Floor Oil available at competitive prices.

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