Reverend Ingle’s Frederick ministry and family tragedy
The article recalls Rev. Osborne Ingle’s early Frederick parish work beginning March 13 with All Saints Church. It details his reception, the Key reinterment ceremony, rectory moves, and a devastating diphtheria outbreak in 1882 that claimed five Ingle children and later the 1890 loss of his wife and another child. A 1940 stained glass window honors the Ingle children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masurdin
Ark
Nee
eSairts
Frederich
West Kabuatar
Frederick
Ingle
All Saints Church
Francis Scott Key
Mars Lloyd Kes
Mount Oliver
Howard
Alicia Pendleton
Mount Olivet
Frederick County
Frederck
Mary Addas
George H Pendleton
Congress
Ohio
George Markell
West Patrick Street
Nows Street
Record Street
Ingles
Thei Satrans
Elizabeth
Bessie
Frederichvonians
Mel Ingle
Gertrude Ingle
Osborne Ingle Jr
Caroline Ingle
Susan Ingle
Amoinette Ingle
Maria
Mary
James Addison Ingle
Episcopal High School
Edward T Helfenstein
Mary Ingle
Osborne Ingle
Mary Addison Ingle
Isabelle Kunkel
Daniel Christmas
Frederick Craft Fair Draws National Attention
The 1960 Frederick craft fair showcases 500 exhibitors including potters weavers woodworkers and metal artists. It runs June 3 to 6 with free parking for 4000 cars and admission at 2.50 for adults and 1.00 for children under 12. Featuring live bluegrass and folk music and local food booths the event aims to elevate Frederick as a premier national craft destination drawing visitors from Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Frederick
United States
Fasonte
Baltimore
Washington, DC
Farerounds
Hickory Wind
Bryan Bowers
Giser
Fai
Frederick An
Baltimore Canyon oil field found promising off New Jersey coast
State officials called the Atlantic offshore drilling core samples very encouraging though not yet confirming oil and gas deposits. The exploratory well, sponsored by petroleum companies, sits about three miles deep near Baltimore Canyon roughly 80 miles off the New Jersey coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Canyon
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
Here
New Jersey
Long Island
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey-Maryland
Hughes dies after stroke amid aging reclusiveness and aviation legacy
Howard Hughes died in Beverly Hills after a stroke while his life of secrecy intensified since the 1950s. The aviator and film magnate had retreated to hotel suites and remote mansions, leaving a vast empire built from Hughes Tool, Hughes Aircraft, and airline interests, with a public arc marked by speed records, the Spruce Goose, and high profile Hollywood associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Acapulco
Houston
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roger Sutton
Jeff Abrams
Florida
Howard Hughes Hughes
Abrams
Sutton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jean Peters
Miss Peters
Ella Rice
Bel Air
Boston
Desert Inn
Las Vegas
Bahamas
Nicaragua
London
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes F
Daley
Hughes Aircraft Co
Senate
Long Beach
Jean Harlow
Ginger Rogers
Lana Turner
Ava Gardner
Yvonne de Carlo
Ida Lupino
Jane Russell
Trans World Airways
Air West
Hughes Airwest
TWA
FBI
US Supreme Court
Tmallion
Ou Tpol
Controversial Funding and Arbitration Measures Face Setbacks
Lawmakers clash over a controversial financing plan tied to tax forms and a proposed local piggyback income tax. The funding provision drew criticism and a repeal vote, while a binding arbitration bill for non fiscal disputes advances despite flaws. The measure would affect several Maryland counties and alter how school board impasses are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ways and Means
Benjamin Cardin
House
IuTegory Te Abolish
Cardin
Ways and Means Committee
Widnes
Balturmore City
Howard
Frederick
Wicamico
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges Allegany
Harford
Montgomery
Don Robertson
Robertson
TV family hour on trial today faced by writers union
In Los Angeles, AP reports TV's two hour family viewing window is challenged in federal court. Writers actors and directors join plaintiffs arguing the policy violates the First Amendment and seeks an injunction to halt networks from enforcing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Today Guilds
Planting of Wye Oak sapling at Urbana Elementary
Sixth graders Mike Edmonds Steve Parker and Ronnie Sexton dug the planting hole for the Wye Oak sapling at Urbana Elementary School. Arbor Day ceremony participants included Andrew Stankoff president of the Urbana Civic Association Mary Schneider associate secretary and many school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Elementary School
Mike Edmonds
Steve Parker
Ronnie Sexton
Andrew Stankoff
Urbana Civic Association
Mary Schneider
Also Mentioned on This Page
James E Walker
Wusan Teer
Hecord Street
Philip R Winebrewer
Howard Hughes
Family Hour
Exxon
Atlas SS
VPN
Exxon Steel
Aes
Zea
ValveCenter
ValveCantar
Participati Ng
Angie
Exxon Company
USA
EXON
Ust
Breseren
Exzen
Ted Warra
Perchasere Ekvon Company USA
Sou Wet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!