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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1959

Page

4

April Events Listed by Local Chamber of Commerce

The April calendar from the local Chamber of Commerce lists multiple events and meetings, including a Barrabas Chapel card at 2 pm, a Saint Par-Concert Association and Dance Team gathering, and a Frederick County auction. Also noted are real estate meetings at Fran Hotel, a Chrib tgundi session, and an Aurhory Legion and United Nations Education Service event with Hood College events in Chesel Room.

Cider of Commerce Barrabas Chapel AH Saints Coai Frederick Cuanty Fran Keyanion Aurhory Legionalary United Naveerldwide Education Service Hood College

Vaccine Hope For Common Colds Within Months

Dr. Thomas G. Ward of Notre Dame predicts a vaccine could be available in 2 to 4 months, offering protection against a majority of common colds. He notes uptake may be limited and that colds will not be wiped out. Most colds stem from a streptococcus-like virus group. others are allergy or psychogenic in origin.

Chicago Thomas G. Ward Notre Dame University South Bend Indiac American Medical Association Ward

Wages Prices Inflation and Steel Industry Tension

The piece discusses inflation pressures from wage demands in steel and related sectors, noting President Eisenhower urging labor and management to share product costs, and Marriner Eccles warning of inflation if wage and benefit packages expand. It also covers unemployment among steel workers, the push to avoid layoffs, and potential belt-tightening amid a long strike standoff.

Eisenhower Marriner S. Bee Cs Federal Reserve Board Joint Congressional Economic Committee I H Steel Union

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

A 1909 retrospective notes a large crowd for bids on paving and sewer work on Patrick Market Court streets and Court Park. The city’s water reservoir cleaning is finished and filling with repaired leaks. wagon conveyance described for livery and tram passengers. State Good Roads Commission meeting discussed action on county projects. A notable game highlights a strong effort by the Pa. team amid a crowded scene.

Patrick Market Court Streets Court Park Lead Norfolk Zain Doll Dod Daessengers G. Rauroa Patrick Streets State Good Roads Commission

Lawson and Whitbeck couple wed in Baltimore ceremony

The wedding of Miss Ethel May Whitbeck daughter of Mrs Gengetta Whitbeck of Bartenss to Charles E Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Persy Lawson took place March 36 at Lupm at the name of Hex. Rev Ken Rose officiated at the Lane Met in Baltimore with family present.

Lawson n bitveck _ Biss Ethel May Whitbeck Gengetta Lo Whitbeck Bartenss Williem Wirbeck Charles E. Lawson Persy Lawson Hex North Bentz Street Attenane & Brige S Motter Remelua Wigroom Ane Wenseck Keeter Carter L. Carter Baltimore Ken Rose

Engagement Called for Frances Naylor in June Wedding

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Naylor announce the engagement of their daughter Frances to Michael United, a United States State Department official in Kabul. Miss Naylor, Tanestoun High School graduate now a junior at University of Marstand, is a Marsland School of Medicine graduate. A June wedding is planned.

Wilbur Naylor Frances Michael Kabul Afghanistan Miss Naylor Tanestoun High School University of Marstand Marsland School of Medicine

Local Notables and Birth Announcements

Miss Eleanor Eichkeiberger hosted Arlington guests D Paul Snyder and John K Gott of Arlington Va. John Gott, Falls Church High School historian, wrote a 176 page illustrated history of Marshall Va a Fauquier County town. Mrs Katie Gittinger to celebrate 84th birthday April 6. Rev John S Bowlus Broad Run turns 86 Monday. Leon W Ma and wife of Washington announce birth of Jeffery Witham March 30 Providence Hospital Washington. mother Mary C Hartman formerly of Frederick.

Eleanor Eichkeiberger West ‘College Terrace D- Paul Snyder John K. Gott Arlington Gotti Falls ‘Church High School Hioratian Marshal Fau‘quier County Katie Gittinger West Fifth Street John S$. Bowlus Broad Run Leon W. Ma Washington Frederick

Area franchise granted for G and R Merchandise Mart

West Patrick Street extended has been given the area franchise for the U S Pool Corporation makers of swimming pools. Many styles are featured in the pools designed for home or commercial use. Some models may be a do it yourself project. Engaged Mr and Mrs Clay Edward Delauney announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret James to Ernest Helfenstein III.

R. Merchandise Mart West Patrick Street U.S. Pool Corporation Clay Edward Delauney Charlottesville Sherr Margaret James Ernest Helfenstein III Alexandre, Va Ernest Helfenstein Jr Braddock A Delauney St. Anne's School Charard Tetution Chateau

Wedding of Miss Yanes and Dr Byron Sets Noon Ceremony

Miss Mary Ann Yanes and Dr William E. Byron married today in St John’s Catholic church. Officiated by Rev Herbert R. Jordan with nuptial recital by Sister Maure and Mrs Betty Carroll. Reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and couple to reside in Denver after April 15.

Mary Ann Yanes Frank W. Yanes West Fourteenth Street William E. Byron Waseca Alvin St John’s Catholic Church Herbert R. Jordan Maure Betty Carroll Walter DeGrange WestFourteenth Street Delores Jenkins East Second Street Charlotte Norton East Fourth Street DeGrange Denver Colo St. John’s Literary Institute Arthur Murray Studies Ransdall Printers Washington University of Minnesota School of : ‘Veterinary Medicine Army Veterinary Corps Fitzsimpsons Army Hospital Pennsylvania Minne Isota Virginia Michigan Katherine Carey St. Marks Lutheran Church Doubs Goldie Davis Braver Virgie Bowers Viola Brown Ruby Akers Jeane ‘Bowers Carey

Among The Sick Miss Carrie Shipley

Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital list Carrie Shipley admitted Monday for back injury from Sunday night auto accident. Franklin Shipley, injured as well, with minor injuries. Other patients include Charlotte Shaw, Ethel Rourdack, Nellie Huff, John A Jordan, Thomas Morgan, Barbara Stil, Edna Eigendrede, and Chester Crist following hospital stays or medical treatment. St Luke's Church near New Windsor dedicates a new Parish Hall April 19 at 2 30 p m. cost 36009, capacity 300, under contractor Donald Six. Charles H Sewell treated for knife lacerations at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released.

Carrie Shipley Market Street Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital Franklin N. Shipley Yiamsville Road Charlotte Shaw East Fifth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Ethel Rourddack Thurmont Nellie Huff Boyds John A. Jordon Emmitsburg Thomas Morgan Seminole Road Frederick Memorial Barbara Jean Studiughter Harry Stil St. Luke's (Winters) Lutheran Church New Windsor Donald Six Carroll Borer Western Conference United Lutheran Synod of Maryland Joseph F. Callahan Charles H. Sewell West All Saints East Patstreet

Deaths in Maryland Area Highlight Eckenrode Leister Martin and Stull

Obituaries report Harry B Eckenrode and family ties across Rocky Ridge Westminster and Thurmont with five sons thirty six grandchildren and sixty eight great grandchildren. Anna Mary Leister dies at 92 in Medford with three children and multiple grandchildren. Edwin Martin a long time Hagerstown barber dies after car crash at 57 years service. Victor Stull a Bethel farmer dies after short illness leaving six children and thirty one grandchildren.

Harry B. Eckenrode Henry Bernard Eckenrode Amos Flohr Rocky Ridge Mr. Eckenrode Pennsylvania Joseph H. Eckenrode Elizabeth Cool Eckenrode M. L. Creager and Son Thurmont Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren Samuel Weybright Arthur Rice Church X. Victor Stull Ressey Victor Stull Bethel Frederick Country William H.’ Sui Rueyann Swill Zion United Church of Christ Charlesville Mattie Zimmerman Stull Monroe W. Stull Harmony Grove Harold C. Stull Frederick Cleon R. Stull Marion F. Stull Frank Keyser Resley Stull Jr

Obituary notices from several Montgomery area funerals

Funeral services were held for Miss Sarah B. Clay near Kemptown with interment in Providence cemetery. Michael Stevens, 15, of Purdum, to be buried at Mountain View and Fort Lincoln cemeteries after calling at Olin L. Molesworth in Damascus. Mrs. Clara belle Higdon of Burkittsville and Orry F. Runkles were also memorialized with respective services and lodge mourning. Additional services for Annie P. A. Stang, Harry G. Shafer, and Holland F. Weant concluded at local funeral homes with interments in nearby cemeteries.

Sarah B. Clay Kemptown Te Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus Herbert Harrison Howard Scheel John Scheel Paul Clay Jesse Moxley Anthony Moxley Alton Moxley Providence Cemetery Michael “Stevens Purdum Mountain View Methodist Fort Lincoln Olin L Charlies Georgia Bellevens Charies Stevens Augustus Lee Stevens

J Paul Smith Rites At Mr Airy Monday

I Paul Smith 56 press room superintendent at the Washington Daily News since its start 38 years ago died Thursday at the family farm near Mount Airy. He suffered diabetes and a heart condition and was in partial retirement. Survived by wife Emma and four children, plus siblings and a brother. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. at Warner Pumphrey funeral home Silver Spring with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Mt Airy.

I. Paul Smith Washington Daily News Mount Airy Smith Washington Old Herald Daily News Scripps-Howard Web- Pressmen’s Union Heas Emma A. Smith 14Th St. Aw Mount

Injured Toddler Admitted After Home Fall

Aive and a half year old girl from Fabillasville was admitted to Waynesboro Hospital on Wednesday after falling at home and cutting her left hand on glass. Donna Pryor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin G. Pryor, sustained a severed tendon in the accident.

Aive Fabillasvilie Waynesboro Hospital Donna Pryor Calvin G. Pryor

Mountain View School 1929 Photo Aged Mountain View School

Francis C. Fogle of Keymar owns a 1929 picture of the Mountain View school along Ridge road near Union Bridge. The building survives as a church. Names listed across four rows include John Albaugh Francis C. Fogle Russell Buffington David Grossnickle Sterling Wetzel Oscar Albaugh Lou Davis Donald Devilbiss Isaac Saylor Margaret Metcalf Elizabeth Metcalf Velma Grossnickle Dorothy Shipley Marion Grossnickle Beryl Flemming Theryl Flemming Lidian Shipley Miss Anna Wolfe the teacher and Lula Eisler Ruth Saylor Esther Devilbiss Erma Avis.

Mountain View School Francis C. Fogle Keymar Ridge Road Union Bridge John Albaugh Russell Buffington David Grossnickle Sterling Wetzel Oscar Albaugh Lou Davis Donald Devilbiss Isaac Saylor Margaret Metcalf Elizabeth Metcalf Velma

Nominees Named for School Board by Fourth Annual Nominating Convention

More than 159 civic groups and PTA units received packets on the three nominees for the school board from the March 21 Yellow Springs convention. Nominees are J William Brosius Robert L Weintraub and Warren Dorsey all Democrats. Biographies note degrees and Fort Detrick employment. Central committee members will forward names to the governor if requested.

Democratic State Central Committee George’ £. Abrecht West Patrick Street Fred Kefauver Central Committee Yellow Springs J. William Brosius Robert L. Weintraub Warren Dorsey Brosius Weintraub Fort Detrick Dorsey Democratic Party

Obituary notices for Clarence Bradley Str Mountaindale and Charles G Warfield

Side Glances notes Clarence Bradley Str of Mountaindale with services at G C Barton funeral home Walkersville and interment Zion United Church of Christ cemetery Charles G Warfield of Mount Airy died Monday with services at Olin L Melesworth Damascus led by Rev Dean Resler and interment Damascus cemetery pallbearers named Edward Roy Ray Carroll Elisha Russell Grimes nephews.

Annie P. A. Stang Luther A. Stang Hansonville North Market Street George A. Brown J. H. Schmitt Centennial Memorial Evangelical A. B. Church Melvin FP. Oden George C. Krantz George P. Roop Ethan P. Summers Charles W. Fuimen Milo Hoover Jr Mount Olivet Cemetery R. E. Dailey and Son Clarence Bradley Mountaindale G. C. Barton Walkersville Zion United Church of Christ Charlesville Charles G Warfield Mount ‘Airy Olin L. Melesworth Damascus A- Dean Resler Edward Warfield Roy Warfield Ray War Held Carroll Warfield Elisha Warfield Russell Grimes Damascus Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Armor Ursdar Frede Mimah Workman Crouch West Third Street Dore Smith Deam Daisy Viginia Kems Marrland School For the Deaf South Market Street Gele Millard Deam Charles Lorenzo Delauter All Saints Charles Franklin King East Seventh Street Charles Leroy Bageny Rfd Claude Bor Page Ashley Sere Raipa Sir Clenny West Second Street Jes Emory Neel Bobby Braddock Heighise Brunswick Biche Charles Rernoid Smith The News Grar Vorces Eick Reed Loreva H. Moberiy Statens Mnd Department of Merene Spring Grove Hospital Jerome Gifu R. Noel Spence Moberis Frank Henry House M Rnie Leah House Minnie L. Hefimer Edwind F. Nikirk Charles A. Price Charles T. Branison Mary G. Branison C.liifion Virta Middetown Ec. Gladadi Elaan Opera I R. Stermse Ruthie Anders Austin Marsha Whitmore George Albert Fisher Jules Aro Gree Oden Betty Fellon Rufus Opena David Alexand Betty Schley N. Wilson Scimey University of Maryland Hospital Lawrence Dorsey Woodsboro Pres Dent Frederick County Umpires Association Russell Esterly Harry Curry the News Byron-Yanes St. John’s William EK. Brron Davis Studio East 1Church Street Chester Crist Burke Street Wynell Nursing Home Edna R. Eigendrede Braddock Heights Frederick R Anna Mary Leister James F. Leister Medford Carroll County John and Wariah Mathias Everhart Leister Gay E. Leister Betheloe Hollis Myers Westminster James A. Leister Sarah Barry Edwin Martin Edwin Martin Iearold Antietam Hagerstown Washington County Hospital Martin John D. and Henrietta ‘Hann! Martin Girls of Columbus Third Degree St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Holy Name Society Clarabelle Higdon Burkittsville Lutheran Knoxville Orry F. Runkles Olin L.molesworth iRev. Ennis H. Coale Masonre Provence Lodge AF. &M Lodge Travis Norwood Kenneth Burdette J. B. Pryor Lawrence Fritz Robert E. Bader Frank A. Conaway Prospect Cemetery Harry G. Shafer Hmoxville Gladhll Middletoun Shafer George Klinefelter Petersville Holland F. Weant C. O. Fuss and Sons Taneytown Charlack Howard Weant Ralph Weant Richard Weant Earl Weant Girrell Weant Charles Glass Hi Ley Lutheran Cemetery J. Paul Smith Mr. Airy Goodwill Goodwill Industries of Hargerstown Goodwill Industries Middletown Tananarive Madagascar Republic Rea Dares
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