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The Great Southern PTG and FG publishes an afternoon edition on Sundays from 36 Nevin Court St, Prone, MO. Subscriptions listed: single 5 cents, three months 250, six months 445, yearly 100. Advertising and reprint policies noted. distribution at Fredev post office. April 1, 1950, Monday edition.
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Great Southern Ptg &Fg. CO
Nevin Court St. Prone
BN CK
Mai Hocim
Cener
Shah Peere
Car Fume Control Sensors Debated by Manufacturers Group
The Omopue Manufacturers Association urged equipping cars in California with devices to control polluting gases. Health officials warn smog harms health and federal action may follow if curb efforts stall.
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Omopue Manufacturers Association
California
Ager To Health. of Health
Edu Arthur
Fiemming
Tod
House
Inter E Commerce
Feders
Miss Florence Garner Dies on 88th Birthday
Miss Florence N Garner longtime Frederick county nurse died Saturday in San mar Washington county on her 88th birthday. She resided at Fahrney Keedy Memorial Home. Mrs John House West South Street to observe 76th birthday Tuesday. Cheatham is Present in hospital story Turner listed as president of Key Chevrolet Sales Inc actually with Key sales for 15 years. Rey Chevrolet owner is John R Cheatham. Free for taking Milwaukee Civil War guardhouse offered to Milwaukee County Historical Society if moved from Camp Reno site east side Milwaukee.
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Florence N. Garner
Frederick County
Miss Garner
Fahrney- Keedy
Sanmar
Washington County
John House
West South Street
Cheatham
Joseph P. Turner
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Turner
Key Chevrolet
Rey Chevrolet
John R. Cheatham
Bialwaukee
Humphrey and Kennedy Campaign in West Virginia Coal Fields
In southern West Virginia Humphrey and Kennedy campaign separately for the May 3 Democratic primary. Kennedy will speak in Beckley while Humphrey visits six southern towns including Logan Welch and Bluefield, with Byrd noting that a Kennedy victory could boost his nomination chances.
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Charleston
W.va
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dming
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
West Virginia
Kennedy
Whem Fields
Beckley
Humphrey
Oho
Parkersburg
Logan
Welch
Bluefield
Man
Oceana
Pineville
Washington
Robert
D-W.va
Byrd
Hagan to Open Hygene Grocery at Market and Fourth
Fifty years ago items note Henry J D Hagan resigning from Dr Co Winebrewer and Sor after two years to launch a wholesale and retail hy gene grocery at Market and Fourth streets. Capt Thomas Hammond narrowly avoids injury at Frederick Junction when a truck standard strikes the car he stands on. Dorsey Richison to speak at next Boys meeting at the YMCA. A blob of hot grease injures a residence on East Second Street.
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Henry J. D. Hagan
DR. Co. Winebrewer and
Sor
Market
Fourth Streets
Thomas Hammond
O. Winchhester
Fredencx Junction
Dorsey Richison
Nest
East Second Street
Twenty Years Ago Columns From The News April 11
Twenty years ago events recount a German naval engagement with Norway defending independence. The City Hospital Training School for Nurses graduated. On May 3 The Independent Hose Co put out a chimney fire at Dennis C Lenhart home in Yellow Springs.
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Anna Morce
Beere
Ea Gamege
Faure Requiem To Be Presented By Evangelical Choir
The senior choir of the Evangelical Lutheran church will present the Faure Requiem Wednesday at 7:30 PM during the evening service. A 30-voice choir will be accompanied by soprano Effie Fulmer and baritone Donald Leatherman with William Sprigg conducting. The seven movements include Grant Them Rest Eternal and In Paradise, with Brahms chorale preludes for the organ.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Effie Fulmer
Donald Leatherman
William Sprigg
Frederick
Jesus
Johannes Brahms
Jo Ann Comer
Emelyn Davis
Doris Falkenstein
Caroline Feaga
Mary Frances Gaver
Barbara Main
Helen Palmer
Ernestine Pettingall
Doris Smith
Frances Spurrier
Harry Baumgardner
James Green
Richard Kreh
Robert Main
William Moore
Paul Morgan
Thomas Silliman
Altos
Doris Austerman
Lois Baumgardner
Virginia Boyer
Bonnie Fulmer
Agatha Flook
Shirley Gaver
Helen Hahn
Mary Hammond
Mary Mastrino
June Milter
Helen Mock
Marilyn Potter
Phyllis Silliman
Hester Trunk
Douglas Greene
Meredith Mackley
Charles Trunk
Rodney Willard
Douglas Zimmerman
Illnesses and Admissions in Local Hospitals
Among the sick Raymond P. Free Sr confined at home by a heart attack shows improvement. He lives at 40 East South Street. Eyler of East Church Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient. Wayne E. McKenzie of Shookstown was treated for strep throat in Middle River. Donald Hogarth, formerly, underwent knee surgery at the Veteran's Hospital Bay Pines Florida. his condition remained the same. Lydia Brachey, of East Sires, fell at home and was bone-set at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Norman Dixon of 328 Madison Street entered Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown for observation and possible treatment. Grace South of 107 West Green Street Middletown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Clara Butler of Buckeystown was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery and stays with her son-in-law and daughter at 128 West Church Street. Robert I. Smith, long a patient at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital, Martinsburg, returned home to Union Bridge with his wife, who visited their daughter in Charles Town while he remained hospitalized.
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Raymond P. Free Sr
Mr. Free
East South Street
Charles E. (Buck) Eyler
East Church Street
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Wayne Eugene McKenzie
Elwood McKenzie
Shookstown
Middle River
Donald Hogarth
Grace
Elm Street School Science Fair Winners Named
Elm Street School hosted a two day science fair with 183 exhibits across Chemistry Physics Biology and Elementary Science drawing over 1 000 attendees. Grand award went to seventh grader Steve Marrone for Recipe for Photosynthesis with multiple winners named in each division and an achievement night for parents and classes.
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Elm Street
Wiliam Frink
Robert Speer
Edward Cherry
Richard Costlow
Fort Detrick
Orval Staley
Aerojet
Edward Kirk
John Alberly
Edward Carstessen
Harold Newfeld
Paul Hummer
Edward Kerns
Bruce May
Carl Emerick
Steve Marrone
Robert Garrett
David Clark
Steve Hood
Bonnie, Strine
Curtis Foster
Howard Quynn
Bruce Frushour
Mike Inman
Bob Evans
Denham Crum
Michael Smith
Daryl Corbin
Calvin Flauit
Janet Marsh
Susan Mill
An Roelke
Melvin DeGrange
Randy Adalt
Ronald Dorsey
Donald Kefauver
Stephen Himes
James Schmidt
Darreil Putroan
Ross Hamory
Elaine Plemmons
Francis X. Elder Legion auxiliary meets in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary No. 121 held its monthly meeting at the Post Home with 14 members present. President Kathleen Shorb led the session and read a message noting April as child welfare month. A donation of 3 was given to the Easter Sea campaign and plans discussed for hospital equipment purchases funded by the recent magazine drive.
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Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Francis X. Elder
American Legion Auxiliary No. 121
Post Home
Kathleen Shorb
Charlotte Sanders
Virginia Sanders
Ann Topper
Mary Theresa Miller
Madeline Harner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul S$. Michael
James Shipp
Shipp
Ethel Northam
George Ammold
Irene Toth
Ken Hersperger
Wilson Cramer
Virgie Young
William Gouker
New China
Hospital
Roaming camera in public office ties to Woodsboro official
Ruth B. Smith of Woodsboro has served as secretary to County Treasurer James H. Falk since 1958 and formerly worked as secretary to the school system. She helps collect taxes, processes refunds, handles delinquent notices, and operates a bookkeeping machine. She is involved in fire department auxiliaries and expects to remain in her current post. The piece also covers Knights of Columbus activities, Coast-to-coast society notices, births, and hospital events in the region.
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MES
Ruth B. Smith
Woodsboro
James H. Falk
Harry V. Frushour
Daniel B. Smith Jr
Obituary roundup from Maryland area churches and churches
Death notices from multiple Maryland towns report several deaths and funerals. Catherine Besant of 200 East Church Street died Sunday morning after illness. funeral Tuesday at All Saints Episcopal Church with interment at St Olivet Cemetery. Jacob E. Cline, 85, farmer of Highland near Myersville, died at his son Grayson’s home. services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Myersville with burial at St John’s Lutheran Cemetery. Evelyn Hook Moss, 45, died suddenly at home. services Wednesday at Grove Funeral Home and Deer Park Methodist Church with burial at Smithsburg Cemetery. Naomi Marker, 58, of Smithsburg, died at Washington County Hospital. funeral Wednesday at Grove Funeral Home with burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. Infant Ricky Allen Smith died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. graveside services held in Rileyville, Virginia. Mrs Katharne H Schmidt, 82, of Damascus died at Montgomery County General Hospital. services Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment Damascus Cemetery. Zannie Zeon Virts, 53, husband of Ethel Virts of Boonsboro, died Saturday. services Tuesday at Feete Funeral Home with interment at Park Heights Cemetery. Mrs Matila E Zager, 74, of Damascus area, died Sunday. services Tuesday at Damascus Seventh Day Adventist Church with burial at George Washington Cemetery. Numerous survivors listed.
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Catherine B. Besant
Catherine Beall Besant
East Church Street
Inlaw
Mirs
Parsons Newman
Upper College, Terrace
Henry R
Emily Biarch Besant
Miss Besant
Union Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School
Union Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Olivet
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
M. R. Etchison and Son
Jacob E. Cline
Highland
Myersville
Grayson R. Cline
Thomas and
Catherine Summers Cline
St. John's Lutheran Church
Church Hall
Wilbur J
Albert T
Pottstown
Ralph E
Mountaindale
Grayson R
Evelyn Hook Moss Evelyn Hook
Washington Road
Westminster
Carroll County
Clarence Lindsay
Sandymount
Mae Brier
William G. Hook
Zion Methodist Church
Ws.c.s
Zion Church
J. E. Myers Jr
Waomi C. Marker
Naomi Cynthia Marker
Smithsburg
R. D
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Reed, Md
Charles BE
Sara E. Harshman Marker
Miss Marker
Welty’s Brethren Church
Edgar R
Manchester
Edith M. Marker
Grove
Waynesboro
Glenn Heckman
Warren Tompkin
Joseph Schmidt
Katherne H. Schmidt
Damascus
Montgomery County General Hospital
New York
William and
Mary Henzie Hellman
Joseph G. Schmidt
Robert J. Schmidt
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus Cemetery
Zannie Z. Virts
Zannie Zeon
John Virts
Hagerstown General Hospital
Ethel Steward Virts
Boonsboro
John and
Ida Schilling Virts
John R. Virts
Catherine Green
Brunswick
Feete
Ralph Miller
Park Heights Cemetery
Walter Zager
Matila E. Zager
Walter C. Zager
Prescott Road
Hyattstown
Washington Sanatorium
Takoma Park
West Bend
Wis
Willam
Henrietta Henning Quade
Zager
Damascus Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Lewisdale Homemakers Club
Carl W
Seventh- Day Adventist Church
George Washington Cemetery
Hyattsville
John Philip Klne
Edgewood
John F. Myers
Edgewood Church of God
Claude Blank
Roy Mitchell
Howard Hooper
Guy Masser
Hudolph Blank
Victor Messer
Rocky Springs
Funerals for Beall Eckenrode Hobbs Held Across Local Towns
Funeral services for Edna Helen Beall were held at Harrieth Chapel Catoctin Furnace with Rev. Lloyd L. Wolf officiating. Burial in Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. Pallbearers named. M. L. Creager and Son guided arrangements. Also, services for Shirley Irene Eckenrode of LeGore took place at G. C. Barton Walkersville with Rev. Williams M. Brown and pallbearers listed. burial Chapel Cemetery Liberty town. In Mt. Airy, Wilford E. Hobbs's service at Waltz Funeral Home Mt. Airy was led by Rev. Ennis Coale with burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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BMC
Paul E. Renner
Pearl Harbor
Saturda
Lewistown
Hill Chapel
M.L L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Wil
Arthur B. Rice
Edna Helen Beall
Waynesboro Hospital
Harrieth Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Lloyd L. Wolf
Kenneth Keeney
Franklin Keeney
Charles Schafer
Jerry Wantz
Herman Lantz
Charles Stambaugh
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Shirley Irene Eckenrode
LeGore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Williams M. Brown
Richard and
Larry Renner
Jerry Rice
Paul Dayhoff
Chapel Cemetery
Liberty Town
Waltz
Winfield
Wilford E. Hobbs
Mt. Airy
Ennis Coale
Calvary Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Norman Etz
America Today In History Highlights and Birthdays
Recap of key historical events from 1713 to 1960 including Utrecht treaty shifts and MacArthur recall. Notes births of Everett Hughes Acheson Clapp Harrington and Rosten. British exhibit to boost US market set for June at New York Coliseum with Britain showcasing industrial goods and culture.
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Newfoundland
Acadia
Nova Scotial
Hudson Bay
Great Britain
France
Cape Breton Island
St. Lawrence River
Sir Henry Clinton
Charleston
D. C
Clanton
Jackson
Martin van Buren
van Buren
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Lincoln
China
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Matthew B. Ridgeway
U.N
South Korea
Chicago
Edward Everett
Boston
Everett
Congress
Massachusetts
Harvard
Iysburs National Cemetery
Charles Evans Hughes
U.S. Supreme Court
Glen Falls
Osterville
Mass
Dean Gooderham Acheson
Middletown
Conn
Margaret Clapp
New York
England
New York Coliseum
Britain
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