Southern Plan and FG Co Ad Rates 1853 Advertisement
The excerpt shows subscription rates for a newspaper including single copy price and multiple month plans. It lists contact details for Great Southern Pls and FG Co, with date reference 1853 and mentions Associated Press copyright. It notes entry at the Frederick, Md post office as second class mail.
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the News
Sorday
Great Southein Pls & FG CO
Serth Court St
Prose
Mal
Carer
Associated Press
Focal News
Pussens
Paver
Frederick
Money spent in a dollar on essentials and taxes
Commerce Department statisticians show Americans allocate 59 cents of every dollar to food shelter and clothing while 41 cents cover transportation taxation and other needs. The piece contrasts budget reality with daily costs and notes the heavy share going to basic necessities. The text also includes letters about dog nuisance and a club note about local homemakers joined by two students earning academic honors.
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U. S. Commerce Department
Local Hospital Admissions and Patient Updates
Among the sick Mrs. Elmer Mowry of Shields Trailer Court was admitted Monday to Frederick Memorial Hospital and underwent surgery Tuesday. Several residents from Frederick area, including Mr. Charles P. Henry and Mr. Samuel F. Starr, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical care or surgery. Mrs. Esther Willard near East Third Street shows progress after surgery and hopes to return home this week. Additional patients include Mrs. Ethel Mullen recovering from broken ribs, Mrs. Annie Corum and Mrs. Cora Barrick, and Steiner W. Smith recovering after an appendectomy. Master Patrick Kennedy, 5, a local boy, entered Washington County Hospital for surgery Friday.
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Elmer Mowry
Shields Trailer Court
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles P. Henry
Samuel F. Starr
William H. Harbaugh
Linwood
Carroll County
Clarence Appleby
Airy
Richard Teeter
Westminster
Esther Willard
East Third Street
Ethel Mullen
Brunswick
Annie Corum
RFD
Cora Barrick
Woodsboro
Ridge
Vindobona Convalescent and
Steiner W. Smith
Nellie Saylor
Walkersville
University Hospital
Baltimore
Arthur W. S. Bowie
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Tfl
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Walter HL Hershey
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Mrs. Mary Oden Tracey Celebrates 70th Birthday Today
Mr. Walter Horman announces that Mrs. Mary Oden Tracey of South Carroll Street is observing her 70th birthday today.
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Walter Horman
Unionisi Acta Alba
Mary Oden Tracey
South Carroll Street
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Ex sheriff Edward C Peeling of Hanover Pa bought a plow boy pacer from Robert Fraley Frederick. The Chesapeke and Ohio canal operations resumed. Apple trees burdened with blossoms thinning by owners. Fishermen George House and John Thomas caught 34 eels and 12 fish including a four pound bass. A pig ran loose at Charles Rothenhoefer East Seventh street causing excitement. caught later. Clarence Dixon injured hand drawing himself up a pulley at Ox Fibre Brush works. Millard F Perry appointed clerk of Montevue Hospital. Jesse D Kaufman showed a rye head from B F Duvall farm New Market.
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the News
Edward C. Peeling
Hanover
Robert Fraley
Frederick
George House
John Thomas
Charles Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Rothenhoefer
Clarence Dixon
Millard F. Perry
Montevue Hospital
Jesse D. Kaufman
News Office
B. F. Duvall
New Market
Twenty Years Ago in The Columns of The News April 7 1940
Summary of items from Frederick Maryland dated April 7 1940 includes the 12th annual convention of Independent Retail Food Distributors of Maryland, set for April 14–16, notes on rights of work for prisoners on county roads, a church youth director appointment in Frederick, a Boonsboro accident involving Leazer Main of Middletown, Myersville Volunteer Fire Company ordering a new American-LaFrance pump, and 400 people attending a Frederick High School Glee Clubs concert.
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the News
Maryland
The
Independent
John B. Funk
James W. Houck
G. Ellis Williams
West Washington
Methodist Church
Frederick
Washington
Boonsboro
Leazer Main
Middletown
Myersville
Homemaker Fashion Tips and Club Notes Highlight Spring Plans
Fashion guidance from Mrs. Martin covers choosing colors textures and accessories to suit a costume with a matching handbag and gloves. Brunswick delegates to the Annual Homemakers Meeting are named along with hostesses and floral plans for Hood College on April 9.
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Brunswick Chuir
Hood College
Charles W. Hovermale
Charles ¥. Mills
H. A. Garvin
M. Lavenia Hood
Mary Virginia Hovermale
Wilbur
Thomas
First Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove Club
Marion Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Norman Nusbaum
Marguerite Burgee
Merril Hahn
Msic
Charles Adkins
Miss Burgee
Hamilton Linthicum
Burgee
Hawaii
Raymond Ta
Brunswick Club
Robert C. Martin
Brunswick Homemakers Club
Cneat
Womens Clubs New Market Homemakers Meet Topic
The New Market Homemakers met Friday afternoon at Mrs George Price’s home with 20 members. Beatrice Fehr led a talk on Living With Others as they discussed how love can improve lives.
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Rosedale Club
Rosedale Homemakers Club
Keep
Henry Lochner
New Market
Byron Flory
Alaska
Lester Mainhart
John Umberger
George, Riegel
Noah King
Eugene Roach
Florida Mount
William H. Browning
Browning
Edward Widmayer
Murray Et
George Sponseller
Franklin Smith
Edward Verdi
P.m
Expert Card Play Opens with Safety in Spade Theme
In Terence Reese's book The Expert Your seen spade contract is 2 good ope and will be way down if clubs break three OQ76432 EAST 1096 w9E542 EI103 as SOUTH (D) EIT32 oASE54S RAK two. A remarkable safety play involves discarding a high club on the king of hearts. After winning the first heart ace you cash a trump and a high club, then you drop a trump to dummy and throw your other high club on king of hearts. You ruff a low club, repeat, and cash your diamonds. Dummy ends with the last trump and three good clubs to claim the rest. If the line isn’t seen at once, don’t worry.
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Terence Reese
Bridge problem: South defends after passes in four hearts
In a bidding sequence West North East South Pass Pass Pass, South holds 4Q1965 WAK OQ87 BJ 102. You must decide your play. You choose Pass, aiming to profit by defending one spade, with North having already passed.
Beauty Contest Debuts At Frederick Sports Show
The Frederick Exchange Club hosts the annual Sports and Outdoor Life Show April 21 to 23 at the Frederick Fairgrounds featuring a first beauty contest titled Miss Quido or Life Show. Contestants age sixteen and up can enter with judges including Stu Kerr Claude Fulmer and Joe Groff. over $100 in prizes from local merchants. Saturday includes Bozo the Clown and a sportscar event with contact options.
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Frederick Exchange Club
Frederick Fairgrounds
Exchange Club
Quido
Wil Hurwitz
Hurwitz
Stu Kerr
Kerr
Claude Fulmer
Joe Groff
Johnny” Zafall
Bozo
Notable Deaths in Maryland Area Roster
Geneva A. Costley 69 dies at home near Winfield with husband Clarence C. Costley and many children and grandchildren. Rev. Floyd Lyles to lead funeral at Johnsville Methodist Church after viewing at home.
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Geneva A. Costley
Geneva Agne Costley
Winfield
Allen T
Hannah Collins
Clarence C. Costley
Clonard Costley
Baltimore
Hilda Johnston
Rockville
Habel Phornton
Agnes Dorsey
Sykesville
Edith Costley
Roland Costley
Floyd Costley
Gypsy Hall
Freddie Costley
Norman Costley
Howard Costley
Sterling Collins
Johnsville
Carroll County
Ptatrice
Saunders
Sadie Terry
Johnsville Methodist Church
Floyd Lyles
Harry Dixon
C. M. Waltz
Potomac Edison Names Cather Residential Representative
Potomac Edison announces a major reorganization of marketing services to better serve residential customers. C Irvine Cather Jr becomes the new Residential Representative for the area, reporting to District Manager John W Morgan.
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Potomac Edison Company
C. Irvine Cather Jr
Potomac Edison
John W. Morgan
Cather
Medallion
The
Power Company
Winchester
Utility
Hagerstown
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
VPI
Glee Club
Colege
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Patricia Jane Shelburne
He l
Frederick
Funeral Services Held for Bailey A Fleagle in Taneytown
Funeral services for Bailey A Fleagle who died Tuesday at his Uniontown home were held at Fuss funeral home in Taneytown with Rev. J H Hoch officiating. Burial followed in Uniontown Church of God Cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry Haines Evan Smith William Dickensheets Clarence Lockard William Corbin and Thomas Debliviss.
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Wilford E. Hobbs
Wilford EB. Hobbs
Mt. Airy
Belview Avenue
Mt. Airy Milling Company
Nannie A. Hobbs
Reginald D. Hobbs
Thelma E. Wolfe
Chester Hobbs
Baltmore
R. Delaine Hobbs
Airy
Winfield
Ennis Coale
Calvary Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt Airy
C. M Waltz
John Philp Kline
Edgewood
Martin L
Hannah Barker Kline
Yellow Springs
East Church Street
Rocky Springs
M. R. Etchison and Son
Grace P. Ray
Grace Pearl Ray
Sandy Hook
Tom’s Brook
James William
Marion Dawson Ray
Eackles
Harpers Ferry
J. W. Seay Wills
Wirts Cemetery
Bailey A. Fleagle
Uniontown
Fuss Funeral Home
Taneytown
J. H. Hoch
Uniontown Church of God
Harry Haines
Evan Smith
Wiliam Dickensheets
Clarence Lockard
William Corbin
Thomas Devilbiss
Lowell Mellett, longtime newspaper leader, dies at 76
Lowell Mellett, 76, prominent newspaper executive and former FDR aide, died after a long illness. He edited the Washington Daily News and led the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance, managed United Press Washington bureau, and served as a World War I war correspondent. From 194 to 1956 he wrote a column for the Washington Evening Star.
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Lowell Mellett
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mellett
Washington Daily News
Scripps-Howard
Alliance
United Press
Washington Evening Star
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Guitte
David Rohrer
South Jefferson Street
University of Cincinnnati
College of Applied Arts
John W. Long
Rockwell Terrace
University of Massachusetts
Alfred Jackson
Williamsport
Christan Business Men’s Committee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jackson
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Lycoming Counry Bar Association
Christian Business Men's Committee International
Donald Lynch
Peng
Tuis City
Wena Pes Raphiyf
Baker Park
Carroll Creek
Frank J. Keefer
Dill Avenue
Elm Street
Motter Avenue
North Street
Dulaney Avenue
Proto
Edward Akers
Delaware Rd
Akers
Robert A. Kline
Rose Hil Garden Club
Calin Lockard
Bnes
Alfred Clark
Thomas Campbell
Francis Ashton
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Krewe
NEA
Norte
Clarence 8. Miller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clarence Heath Miller
Austin, Tex
Clarence Miller
University of Texas
Robert Windsor Sr
Nusbaum
Charles Pritchett
O. B. Baker
Ruth
Ema
Fanny S. Wenner
Beenrout
Eas
Wenner
Buckeystown
Ruth A. Butler
Frederick County
Colonial Funeral
Lt H. Pumphrey
Rockville Cemetery
Owe Herrives
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