Wotton Rates Listed for 1963 Subscriptions
The Frederick news issue from April 4 1983 lists Wotton Rates established 1063 for mail and carrier subscriptions. Mail rates: One month 1.00 six months 5.50 one year 10.00. Carrier rates vary by delivery point and are available on request. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Frederick
Marying
Reat Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
Worth
Payane
ember Audit Bureau_of
Associated Press
Frederick Fifty Years Ago News-Peat Files April 4 1913
George William Smith celebrates his birthday at East Second street. CentRail Railroad of Maryland surveys near Detour to Keymar Union Bridge toward New Windsor. Eleanor Grayson injured by nail in shoe at Haller and Newman office. not serious. Rep David J. Lewis returns from Panama. Grace Reformed church consistory elects E L McLean president and officers. Possible four cornered mayoral race with George Edward Smith Alderman Lewis A Rice Prof, others Schell Fraley.
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George William Smith
East Second Street
Frederick
TT 18
Keymar
Union Bridge
New Windsor
The
Central Railroad of Maryland
Eleanor Grayson
Haller and Newman
C.H. Conley
David J. Lewis
Washington
Panama
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
William T. Staley
Harry C. Smith
Oscar P. Coblentz
Harry J. Kefauver
Hugh V. Gittinger
David C. Aldridge
Aldridge
Maryland
Cardinal Bea Delivers Lectures at Harvard Colloquium
Augustine Cardinal Bea spoke at a four day Harvard Divinity School colloquium on Christian unity. He outlined Vatican Council outcomes and the aim to clear misunderstandings while preserving Catholic doctrine. He noted hope for future doctrinal clarity and broader Christian fellowship.
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Harvard University
Divinity School
Movement For Christian Unity
Augustine Cardinal Bea
Cardinal of Unity
Vatican
Christian Union
Cardinal Bea
Rome
Christ’s Church
United States
Maryland to abolish slot machines in four southern counties
Legislation passed in Maryland will wipe out legal slot machines in Charles Calvert Anne Arundel and St Marys counties by 968. The move comes after pressure citing corruption and political chicanery, though local economies tied to gambling fear disruption and delay in adjustment.
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Nevada
United States
Maryland
Charles
Calvert
Anne Arundel
St. Mary's
Ex-Dem Head Indicted For Fraud in Baltimore
Baltimore County grand jury indicted J Thomas Ellicott Towson lawyer and four other directors of First Union Savings and Loan Inc on fraud charges. The case names Elliott as former press and accuses him of multiple counts including forgery and embezzlement with two attorneys also charged.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore County Grand Jury
J. Thomas Ellicott
First Union Savings and Loan Inc
Elliott
Towson
Othe
Tahnz S15
Wein Ip Corperties Elsen. 4
Ander
Enor
Figett
Wth & Gordy
Frrinet Sr Aker
Mariam Hoss
Amd
Athens
Cherss Tan
Seraras Financial
Poser cut off Miami Beach injury report
Lena Golieein received treatment at Mount Sinai Hospital's emergency room after a kitchen accident caused facial injuries. Her car struck a事故 tree Wednesday, damaging the power line and cutting service across a wide area including the hospital.
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POSER
Miami Beach
Fis
Lena Golieein
Mount Sina Hosutai
Ty Fachlight
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Numerous complaints reach city officials about residents burning trash in yards and streets. City Engineer W Raymond Walter says burning trash in streets is forbidden and only in containers within city limits. Fresh forces support the British First Army in Tunisia as Eisenhower reports satisfactory progress. The Red Army declares a winter offensive that killed 850000 Germans and pushes toward Velizh near Smolensk. State Senator John B Funk amends a county bill to keep the Frederick County Roads Board and return control to the County Commissioners. Local draft board releases 24 inductees after final physicals into various services. Congressman J Glenn Beale reports star mail route Frederick to Brunswick increases to seven weekly trips. Emily A Crimmo f appointed secretary of the CC Chapter Viv encanced to succeed Eduard D Storm.
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W. Raymond Walter
First Army
Tunisia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard L., Montgomery
Harold Alexander
Africa
RED Army
Velizh
Smolensk
John B. Funk
Frederick County Roads Board
Armed Services
J. Glenn Beale
Post Office Department
Star
Frederick
Brunswick
Washdncton
Ballamore Ubs
Emily A. Crimmof
Viv
Eduard D. Storm
Market Vigorous as Chips Reach New Highs in Trading
New York stocks showed vigor with notable highs as traders monitored the SEC report. Market activity hovered within a narrow range Wednesday with several major issues touching fresh peaks despite a cautious tone among investors.
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New York
Rome
Hood College Rhythmic Choir to Perform Lenten Concert
The Hood College Rhythmic Choir directed by Miss Dorothy Johnson and Miss Doris Bailey will give a Lenten concert Friday at 7 45 p m in United Presbyterian Church on Gee West Second Street The program features sacred pieces and spirituals with a final climax of The Mourners and Christ the Lord Is Risen Today The concert precedes a spring tour to churches in Pa and N J hosted by Hood College Choirs elsewhere.
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Hood College
Dorothy Johnson
Doris Bailey
United Presbyterian
Gee West Second Street
Trinity Limited
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Glenside
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Hamilton Village
N. J
Montclair Heights Reformed Church
Upper Montclair
Archer Memorial Methodist Church
Allendale
Catherine Beyer
Mary Lou Herrmann
Jesus
Lonesome Valley
Joan Decker
of Christ
Magistrate Court Sessions Report
William A. Smith 52 Liberty town guilty of assault and battery with suspended fines of 25 dollars plus costs on each count in a morning hearing before Magistrate Robert K. Kennedy. Smith was charged by common law wife Rachel Brown and daughter Patricia Ann Smith after a home argument. Larry Ray Bowman 20 South Market street acquitted of failing to stop for a flashing red light after an accident at South Bentz and West South streets. Clarence P. Handley 29 RFD 12 Frederick acquitted of non support for wife and infant child. Alton Y. Bennett defended Handley. Billy Ray Lewis 28 John Hanson Apartments ordered to pay 23 dollars weekly to wife and two infants. Carl D. Singer 25 Siloam Springs Ark found guilty of exceeding speed mph by Trooper Richard E. Cook. fined 10 dollars plus costs. Singer arrested on Frederick freeway. Also note: national engineering schools survey shows graduate fellowships demand rising to three times current levels.
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William A. Smith
Libertytown
Robert K. Kennedy
Smith
Rachel Brown
Patricia Ann Smith
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Larry Ray Bowman
South Market Street
John B. Wheeldon
Bowman
South Bentz
West South
Clarence P. Handley
RFD
Frederick
Laura
Alton Y. Bennett
Handley
Billy Ray Lewis
John
Hanson
Carl D. Singer
Siloam Springs
Ark
Richard E. Cook
Singer
Frederick Freeway
Police Report Details Two Minor Street Accidents
City police investigated two minor accidents yesterday. Zettie Smith of Brunswick collided with Rosa Best's car on East Church street. damage about 35 dollars, no charges filed. Paul H Bowman of Bridgewater scraped a parked car owned by Catherine Strube. damage around 5 dollars, no charges filed. A separate note mentions new airborne remote sensors aiding geophysical exploration of inaccessible regions.
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East Church Street
Zettie Smith
Brunswick
Rosa Best
Knoxville
Harry L. Pieterse
North Court Street
Paul H. Bowman
Bridgewater
Catherine Strube
RFD
Frederick
Bernard E. King
Browns Granted Divorce by Judge Schnauffer
Chief Judge Patrick M M Schnauffer signs a decree granting Edith B Brown a divorce from Raymond Guyane Brown Jr after a long divorce case begun in 1959. Alimony taxes and costs to be decided later as attorneys submit memoranda on the couple’s total worth. the Browns own property in Carroll and Frederick counties.
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Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Edith B. Brown
Mt. Airy
Raymond Guyane Brown Jr
Carroll
Washington
Frederick
Schnauffer
Prisoners Made Error In Car Tre
A historical report details incidents where prisoners were involved in an attempted car theft, with names and locations scattered through the OCR. The piece references authorities, guards, and a court context, noting outcomes and subsequent actions related to the case.
18Yearold makes circus history in Ringling show
New York AP reports 18yearold Vicki Unus starred as La Toria in Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey Circus at Madison Square Garden. The Sarasota Florida native, daughter of a trick balance artist, performed an aerial act 25 feet above the arena using a wrist strap and netless ground, aiming to raise her routine from 110 to 200.
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New York
Center Rong
Vicki Unus
Toria
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Fran F. Unus
Vicki
Sarasota
Fla
Madison Square Garden
Unus
Deaths Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Birely in Taneytown
Annie Elizabeth Birely 85 widow of James H. Birely died at home in Taneytown Wednesday night. She was daughter of Jacob and Abilonia Stambaugh and member of Grace United Church of Christ. Survived by three sons Vernon and Jacob at home and Robert of Wheatland Wyoming, four brothers Jacob Charles Cleveland of Taneytown and Harry of Abbottstown. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at C. C. Fuss funeral home Taneytown. interment Keysville Cemetery. Rev. William Wiley to officiate. Friends may call Friday evening.
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James H. Birely
Annie Elizabeth Birely
Taneytown
Jacob and
Abilonia Haugh Stambaugh
Grace United Church of Christ
Vernon H
Jacob Birely
Robert Birely
Wheatland
Wyo
Jacob Stambaugh
C. C. Fuss
William Wi-ley
Keysville Cemetery
Obituaries for Krom and Pittenger In Thurmont and Westminster
George J. Krom 81 retired Thurmont farmer dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Survived by wife Lela Fuss Krom daughter Katherine Cutterer son Franklin C. Krom sister Mary Mount Monrovia six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at M.L Creaser and Son Thurmont with burial Blue Ridge Cemetery. Ela Margaret Pittenger 80 of New Windsor dies at University Hospital Baltimore after week as patient. Surviving children include Margaret Freberts hauser Emma Pittenger and Samuel Pittenger with spouses and grandchildren. Burial at local cemetery after services led by Rev John Price.
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George J. Krom
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry J
Lydia Hessong Krom
Mary Mount
Monrovia
M.L Creaser and Son
Richard A. Buof
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Samuel B. Pittenger
Ela Margaret Pittenger
RFD
New Windsor
University Hospital
Baltimore
Pittenger
Leonard
Martha Keefer Kress
Margaret C. Frebertshauser
Westminster
BR. D
Emma M. Pittenger
Samuel S Pittenser
Westminster R. D
Ine
Coral L Widener
Woodspore
Arti Charles
Pittencer
Batti Nat ¢ Nelson
John Price
Pye Crock
Citer Ting Runal
van Waters
Obituary for Whittier Adamsstown and Rebecca Harding kin
Whittier of Adamstown and Mrs Rebecca Harding of Frederick with six grandchildren survive. Friends may call at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Salmon. Interment Koontz Chapel Cemetery near Lilypons.
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Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Rev. Salmon
Koontz Chapel
Lilypons
Funerals Held For Three In Bartonsville Yellow Springs and Point of Rocks
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Helen C Brooks at Jackson Chapel Bartonsville with Rev Floyd Lyles and other ministers officiating. Interment followed at Bartonsville Cemetery. Also services for Mrs Virginia Ramsburg at Trinity Methodist Church with interment at Brook Hill Yellow Springs and for Harvey Scheetz of Point of Rocks at the Point of Rocks funeral home with interment at St Pauls Cemetery.
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Helen C. Brooks
Bartonsville
Jackson Chapel
Church
Floyd Lyles
C. B. Jackson
A. A. Thompson
David Offutt
Chester Green
Charlotte Bowens
Richard PF. Weedon
Robert Howard
Dawson Weedon
Ernest Ross
John C. Davis
James Boyd
Bartonsville Cemetery
C E. Hicks
Virginia Ramsburg
Earl H. Ramsburg
Maple Avenue
North Market Street
James F. Bellamy
Trinity Methodist Church
Joseph Smith
Harold Webber
Bernard Keyser
C. E. Bernard MacKenzie
LeRoy Rodgers
Harry Wolfe
Brook ,Hill Cemetery
Yellow Springs
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Harvey Scheetz
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Brice Gabbert Jr
Methodist Church
Lester E. Ine
Joseph T. Kerrigan
Charles E. Stankie
Alonzo E. Lam
Robert H. Perry
Charles W. Karper
St. Paul's Cemetery
Local illnesses and recoveries noted in Middletown area
In Middletown and Yellow Springs area families report measles confinements and a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include Pattie Stull and Pamela Brachey with children James Brachey Jr, Lois and Doris Willis, and others. improvements noted for a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and several recoveries from illness.
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Ivan Routzahn
Middletown
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pattie Stull
Ray Stull
Yellow Springs
Lois
Doris Wilis
Jmme Willis
Lucille Willis
West South Street
Pamela Brachey
James Brachey Jr
Ind
James R. Braches
Ro Bruchey
West Senda Silvet
Meir Tral Hospital
Srk
Foule
Pre Tongs
Pestis
Community notes from Emmitsburg and nearby towns
Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Hubert Joy included the Joy family and relatives from Baltimore Creagerstown and Shepherdstown praised by attendees. Lawrence Welk Orchestra concert in Baltimore drew Myera Boyle McDonnell Eyler and others. Baptisms occurred at St Josephs Church and Palm Sunday Masss blessing at St Josephs. Local moves and visits to relatives were reported along with hospital stays and nursing school ties.
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Emmitsburg
Hubert Joy
Donald Joy
Sandra
Joseph C. Joy
Karen
Cathy
Baltimore
Jerry Joy
Michael Joy
Robert Joy
John Joy
William Martin
Robert Henke
Glaydus Martin
Grafton Keyser
Creagerstown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lawrence Welk
Civic Center
Robert G. Myera
Bernard Boyle
Ralph McDonnell
Ruth Eyler
Mildred Dutrow
Vincent Topper
Harrisburg
Donald Stoner
Judy Keilholtz
St. Agnes Hospital
School of Nursing
Clifford Keilholtz
Fred L. Hawk
Earl C. Hawk
Taney Town Road
Wiliam Dillman
Gelwicks
St. Anthony's
George L. Morningstar
St. Joseph's Church
Martin J. Sleasman
Gilbert Oddo
Francis Matthews
C. G. Frailey
Ann Cadell
Edith Nunemaker
Ashburs Methodist
Gaithersburc
Jasper Wantzae
Frederick
Tle
Westmnster
George Fae
Exgere Rosendeel
Aaron Adams
East Main Street
Roddy
Ronnie Sanders
Harold Sanders
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Laneer
George Cambs
Jef and
Virgenia
Mewantha
Water Peppier
Albert Pattern
Miro
Guy Baker Sr
Thos Som
Guy Jr
Thev
SL Bridge
Lok
Cog
Bathas
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News-Peat Files
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SEC
Louisville
Ond Street
Barbara Kean
Diana Beers
Mary Grace Covey
Christ the Lord
Presbyterian Church
Tata Agtos
Bretton
Dian Mead
Pete Seoit
Mama
Rere
Medea
Bso
Besnard Ances Pe
Sony
Juba Spooner
Bona
Ranes God Bes Caeniberopatros
Gibban Gass
Jet Te Taghh
Geader Craaa
Campbeil
Abwies
John W
Conklin
Tiger
FSK
Vste Et Fort Mitte
Ev Poe Pest Maeits
Wiliem G. Reps
MooVins
Earl MM
Chane
Ware
Branswick Tandruthers
Baal
Paul G
Russet
Waeliinton
Charles B. Short
Dinne Sriter Oteenead
Tursday
Marie Rownsier
Tadian Leven
Apnl
Gong
Tanevtoan Road
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