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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
8
Readers from Frederick and surrounding towns report church events gatherings and visits. Guests include Mrs Joseph Smith and family Mr Ira Smith Mrs August Brust from Frederick and many others stopping by local homes. Community notes mention a Fairview church communion a new school bell and various family visits and travels to Washington Baltimore and Johnsville with reflections on gatherings and local happenings.
Mr and Mrs Emerson attended a Saturday event in Frederick. William Mercer and family spent several days with M V Run and family. Miss Hilda Martin visited Libertytown on Thursday. Tobias Martin of New London spent Sunday with Charles Schneider and family. Mrs Edward Condon visited with Jesse Moxley and family. Mrs Robert Young spent a week in Baltimore with Miss Laura Miller. James Dayhoff visiting his daughter Chas Tebbetts in Washington DC. Miss Edna Frice visited her father Chas Price. William Stitler and wife hosted several visitors including Wilbur Delphy Marian Miller Nelle Soper Edward and Walter Wilson Lillian Shorb and Prof Stitley’s mother. Harry Warren and daughter Laura of Richmond are visiting Warren’s parents. James and Mrs John Wood and children spent weekend with relatives near Rocky Ridge and with Mr Wood’s parents. Mrs G S Fox and Maurice Fox visited Mea Foxs sister Mrs Charles Fogle of Rocks Hill. Erma remained with her aunt Wie week. H Boyer and family spent Sunday evening with friends in ik. iuiapteer Senith and family.
Sunday school will be held in the Reformed church Sunday afternoon September 12 at 2 o'clock led by Rev. J. A. Ditzler of Frederick. Mr and Mrs George Smith and daughters Bertha and Pearl visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Staley and family. Grace Cline of Highland Lodge visited Miss Catharine Tyson on the Heights. Chester Haugh of Frederick visited his uncle Charles Haugh and family. William H Shipley of Frederick visited his daughter Mrs Charles Haugh and family. Mildred Kefauver spends a few days with her daughter Mrs Maurice Coblentz of Middletown. Samuel Staley is on the sick list. Misses Cora Wiles and Le Ja Wiles and Alta Renn spent Sun Day.
Taneytown notes show Mr and Mrs Charles Hagan visiting relatives in Frederick. William Main and two children visit Noah E Catsail in Union Bridge while Edward Fink from Palmyra Pa calls on local friends. Numerous locals and visitors are listed with church and college connections, and a Hopkins Hospital graduate arrives for a stay with Benton Bring.
Mrs Ellen Dewing of Washington DC visits with sisters Mrs John Rellison and Mrs Sarah Watkins in Washington. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Long and their young son stay as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Watkins over the weekend. Tuesday afternoon guest list includes Mr B E Moxiler with others near the town.
Mrs Lucinda Beall visited Woodmont friends over the weekend. Wro and Mrs Luther Beall with Mrs S T Grimes called on Mrs N Beall of Damascus who is quite ill. Mr Oscar Mullican and son Maynard spent a day with Mr and Mrs Herbert Price at Germantown. Miss Fas Norwood of Khigeville visited Miss Libby Beall. Miss Dorothy Lawson, former guest of Mr Vernon Watkins near Ijamsville, has returned home. Miss Ive Watkins and friend spent an evening with Miss Libby Beall. Mr and Mrs William Piquette and two children of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Schwartz. Miss Vivian Watkins spent Saturday at Braddock Heights. Mrs Frances Grimes of Burdette spends this week with Mrs Della Beall. Mrs Mattie Watkins, recently with Buck Ledge friends, has returned home. Little Miss Lucile Burn celebrated her fourth birthday last Monday. Guests and well-wishers included Mrs Virgie Beall and two sons, Mrs B D Schwartz and two daughters, Mrs Fannie Beal and two children, Miss Lillie Thompson Hyattstown, and Master Vernon Titsworth of Ellicott City. A blue ribbon cake with candles from the Cradle Roll Superintendent marked the occasion.
Sofia Bulgaria reports via Berlin and wireless to Tuckerton that Turkish, German, and Ottoman forces are concentrating large troops and heavy artillery for a general Dardanelles assault. Mine sweepers at Seddul Bahr signal increased activity and bombardment of outer forts.
London dispatch reports heavy fighting across the Gallipoli peninsula on Tuesday with Allied fleet support. The Mytilene correspondent notes progress along the Suvia bay front as troops press forward.
Owney Talas a Russian Finn who worked as a hallboy for ten weeks at Mrs Elizabeth Nichols aged widow in New York was arrested after confessing a role in her murder. Police say she died of fright rather than strangulation as evidence. Gems valued at 10000 were stolen but the safe held 250000 to 500000. Nichols home sits on Seventy Ninth Street near Fifth Avenue in an exclusive district. A Connecticut inventor described a two cylinder matchbox with interlocking slots.
The 1912 session reveals Lee voting for numerous state expenses while vetoing others, appointing aides, and pushing extra pay for associates. He supported $5 per day clerks and $100 extra for services, while opposing farm high-armory funding, highlighting alleged inconsistency between professed economy and actions.
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