Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Peet Files
Joseph C Gernand of Thurmont is recommended by Congressman David J Lewis for Thurmont postmaster. Fronts of residences improved with enlarged windows. William A Ebert moved his plumbing shop to West Patrick street. Nicholas Yinger and Robert Abrecht captured 12 muskrats along Keefer's creek. Captain D John Markey received praise from Brigadier General Charles Macklin for an instruction plan. Frederick’s Safe and Fourth of July celebration plans begin with a meeting. Bentztown Bard Folger McKinsey appeared at Grace Reformed Sunday School hall for a benefit reading. Marshall A Barthlow of Bentz Street dies at 58 while working for contractor Klipp. Ray Morgan, ex Frederick player, starts for Washington Nationals in opening win as Red Sox fall 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Gernand
Thurmont
David J. Lewis
M.L. Bowzer
Gernand
Lewis
A.C. McBride
Jesse J. Hoover
West Patrick Street
William A. Ebert
South Market Street
Keefer's Creek
Nicholas Yinger
Robert Abrecht
D. John Markey
Charles F. Macklin
Frederick
Folger McKinsey
Bentztown
Woman's College Hall
Grace Reformed
McKinsey
Marshall A. Barthlow
Bentz Street
Charles H. Klipp
Ray Morgan
Washington Nationals
New York Red Sox
Morgan
Washington
Easter Story Retold Through Two Millennia of Faith
A reverent meditation on the Easter narrative as retold in churches during Holy Week. It notes the story’s power across two thousand years, its presence in gospel accounts and translations, and its themes of life, self sacrifice, and ultimate victory over despair.
Editor Letters Question Cancer Cures and Legal Penalties
A reader questions cancer treatment claims citing Dr Chapman in California who received a suspended prison sentence for illegal prescriptions. The letter references a book titled Cancer Bracket and notes past cures alleged by Dr Robinson Krebs and Koch, criticizing how such cures are treated by the press and authorities. The writer mentions a local fundraising attempt named Ce Fund and signs Rex Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackoat
San Diego
Calif
Chapman
California
Wepr
Koch
Robinson
Kansas City
Am.la
Krebs and
Cpehizees
Ce Fund
Thad
Father Thorning Delivers Invocation at Capitol
In a House ceremony Speaker McCormack introduces Father Thorning who delivers the invocation. Representative Mathias R and others note the Latin American topics discussed during the Mass at Marymount College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Thorning
Washington
Father Therning
Marymount College
McCormack
Mass
Mathias R
Carrofiton Mator
Father Treming
Jefferson Machinery Dealer Dies
Harry Cleveland Summers 77 well known Jefferson businessman died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after one week of illness. He operated L. E. Summers and Son with his father starting in 1907 and later H. C. Summers Company with his sons. Surviving wife Sarah Cleo Darner two sons sister five grandsons and many nieces and nephews. The body lies at 106 East Church Street. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson with interment in the church cemetery conducted by M. R. Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cleveland Summers
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
L. E. Summers
Frederick County
Lewis E
Clara V. Taylor Summers
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of
East Church St
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Albert B. Basford
Fannie Virginia Basford
Basford Road
Doubs
William C
Sarah Ellen Smith Stoneburner
Sunday School
Ladies Bible
Raymon R. Basford
William Theodore Basford
George A. Basford
Utica
Town Titus
Lee Titus
Rosemont
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
William E. Boyer
William Edward
Bill) Boyer
East Patrick Street
John H. F
J. Betty Scheel Boyer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Independent Hose Co
Woodmen of the World
W. Edward Boyer Jr
Russell Rinehart
Betty Ruth Boyer
Anna Schermechorn
Hal Brandt
Fannie A. Herwig
George C. Boyer
Mt Olivet
Amos
Melinda L. O’hara Elworthy
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Church School
Jug Bridge
Cambridge
Nicholas Vaciliou
Mount Olivet
Roscoe Maynard Kling
Libertytown
John D
Amelia Grimes Kling
Coral Spurrier Kling
Lutheran Church of
Woodsboro
Kenneth M. Kling
John Luther Kling
Powell and Hartzler
Donald A. Haas
Mt Hope Cemetery
Percy. Putman
Percy Vernon Putman
RFD
Taneytown
John H. and
Phoeve Bolva Humerick Putman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thurston E
Ue C.C. Fuss and
Sam Funeral Home
H.W. Miller
Utica Lutheran Cemetery
Rocky Ridge
British Eighth Army advances in Tunisian campaign. Rommel pressured
In Tunisia the British Eighth Army enters Sousse as First Army destroys German Africa Corps remnants near Kairouan. Rommel’s forces reel from allied ground air blows while fighting continues along the coast. Nearby, Far East action and local war news mix with community items from News-Post files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Sousse
Tunisian
First Army
German
Africa Corps
Kairouan
Erwin Rommel
Ome
Fort George G. Meade
Randolph Waesche
Clinton
Waesche
Thurmont
Claude A. Ahalt
Broad Run
Edward L. Stitely
Woodsboro
Ora Bay
New Guinea
Finlayson Engagement in Kensington Declared
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albert Finlayson announce the engagement of their daughter Jacquelyn Walton to John Scott Shafer son of Mr. and Mrs. F Davis Shafer. A dune wedding is planned in Middletown. Araby WSC met at Mrs Dorothy Redmonds home with twenty members present. program by Mrs Fy Mrs Charlotte Aushermia Derby Lenhart and Mrs Hilda Rice. Business conducted by Mrs Rice. Next month’s birthday party to be held at the Teeynd ehh. Training meeting notes and April dates listed. Kent Governments invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albert Finlayson
Kensington
Jacquelyn Walton
John Scott Shafer
F. Davis Shafer
Middletown
Araby Ws.c.s
Mermia Rs
Araby W.S.C
Dorothy Redmond
Chariotte Aushernia Derby Lenhart
Hilda Rice
Braers
Rice
Deaths of Mrs. Basford and others in local obituaries
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Fannie Virginia Basford on the Basford road near Doubs after a long illness and Bill Boyer at his home on East Patrick Street after a lengthy illness. Also listed are funeral arrangements and surviving family members with addresses in Utica and local communities.
Pope links peace on earth to economic good
Pope John XXII frames peace as an economic asset and moral aim amid Cold War ties. He argues easing tensions could lift production of civilian goods and prevent war shocks to markets, noting vast armament stocks burden economies while proposed shifts could spur growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Sister Mary Frances Dies At Convent
Ann Jane Roles, 46, died this morning at the Visitation Monastery on Bas Secund tres. She was born in Rovtars Maw, daughter of the late Peter and Honora Carroll Raley. She entered the Visitation Monastery in 1825 and made her profession in 1807. Funeral services will be held Saturday at am from the Vietnam Channel with interment in the Visitatem cemetery. Harry B. Carty Company, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances
Ann Jane Roles
Bas Secund Tres
Rovtars
Maw
Hua
Peter and
Honora Carroll
Visitation Monasters
Vietnam
Visitatem
Harry B. Carty Company
Roosevelts Speech Set at Baltimore Democratic Dinner
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. will be the main speaker at a Democratic fund raising dinner in Baltimore. The $10 plate event is set for April 22 at the Civic Center. Mayor Phip Goodman chairs the event as the city heads toward the May 7 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogevelt
Baltimore
Franklin D. Roosevel
U.S. Vnder
Cemer
Dent
Phip Goodman
Easter Services Listed On National TV Schedule
Easter religious services anchor network offerings on Sunday with CBS airing a Boston Holy Cross Cathedral Catholic service at 10 am, followed by a Washington DC Calvary Baptist Protestant service at 11. NBC shows Cincinnati’s Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian service at 11, plus a Vatican interior program at 6:30 pm and an audience with Pope John XXIII. The schedule also features the Ed Sullivan and Dinah Shore programs and other Easter specials. A separate note covers a surprise 60th birthday party for Walter Horman in Unionville with many relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Holy Cross Cathedral
Boston
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington, D.C
NBC
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Liszt
ABC
Vatican
John XXI
Judy Garland
Bob Hope
Dinah Shore
Bobby Darin
Andre
Win
Funeral Services Set For Flier From Emmitsburg
Funeral services for Marine Private First Class Michael F. Wasilifsky of Emmitsburg, killed in a Navy plane crash in Alabama, will be held Monday at 10:39 a.m. at St. Joseph Church. Members of the Emmitsburg American Legion post will serve as pallbearers. Marines from Harrisburg, Pa., will provide a firing detail under Captain W. Roerson. Interment will be at Wiley Funeral Home in Britsburg with no viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine I J LA
Michael F. Wasilifsky
Emmitsturs
Alabama
St. Joseph’'s Catholic Church
Emmitstris
Emmitsbune
American Legion
Harrishurs
WR. Roeron
Wiley
Britisburg
Martinsburg secretary to resign after fiscal year end
Carroll Ro Miler of Martinsburg longtime secretary of the West Virginia Netticulture Society announced plans to resign at the close of the current fiscal year. The notice, filed from Martinsburg, reflects a formal upcoming leadership change after forty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W.va
Carroll Ro Miler
Martinsbrarg
West Virginia Netticulture Society
Hscal
iFeb
Fort Detrick News Highlights Scientific Talks And TV Plans
Fort Detrick hosts a Lions Club speaker detailing airborne microorganisms and sampling methods with Petri dishes and impingers. The Big Picture film crew will shoot at Fort Detrick April 15 24 and Edgewood Arsenal April 25 May 9. Awards praise safety improvements at Dettrick and a $7488.35 federal health drive raises funds for personnel. Fort Detrick congratulates Middletown High School Science Fair winners and notes local prize recipients. New arrivals and Protestant youth retreat events are summarized along with Women’s Club plans for an upcoming luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odist Church
Winfield
Mr. Larson
Argusville
N.D
Iowa State University
Fort Detrick
Larson
Mildred Land
Karen
Barbara
Paula
Butterfly Lane
Detrick
Army Pictorial Center
Long Island City
N.Y
Edgewood Arsenal
Charles E. Minarik
Robert J. Goodlow
Charles R. Phillips
Rich
Army
David L. Phillips
James F. Filby
Leo F. Gouker
Ellis T. Rice
David F. Tate
Middletown
Charles Bokesch
Dewey Dykstra
William L. Jacobs
Catholic Daughters of ‘America
Barbara Louise Jacobs
Mary Ellen
Tag Firls
Mary Ann Massoglia
St. Johns
Fredland
Valley Stream
Richard C. Sievert
Brooklyn
Lad M. Wax
Hebart
Ohio
Faul J. Woes
Media
Edward Golete
Point Marion
Pat
MC Harris
Topeka
Kans
Mar-Le- Ridge
Jefferson
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Frederick
Neil C. Burmett
Alexander E. Charleston
Apa
Wil Bu
Side Show Day At Officers' Open Mess April 17 Speaker July
Community activities page notes a Side Show day on April 17 at 12 30 p m in the Officers Open Mess with National Park Service official Cornelius Heine speaking on NPS Washington area. An officers election precedes lunch at noon and ballots must be presented in person. Reservations for lunch and nursery close by noon Monday with four hostesses listed. White Elephant gifts may be brought to the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Heine
National Park Service
Washington
Herbert Bloom
Lester Holmes
Stephen Slaughter
Slater Dozier
Bill Krantz
Dan Crozier
Morris Guggenheim
Officers
Charles A. Senseney
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Charles R. Phillips
Harry Diamond Laboratories
Carol R. Freed
R. Max Troxell
American Institute For Industrial Engineers
York
NCO Ladies Club
Raymond Wagner
William C. Rhoades
Robert Sill
Ernest Allen
Store Story
James P. Sullivan
James Timothy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sullivan
Arthur J. Rawson
Lis Krichbaum
Tern
Caroll Krichbaum
Pip
John Conyers
Braddock
Civilian Welfare Council
National Guard
State Police Seek Hit Run Driver After Early Morning Crash
State Police searched the county for a hit run vehicle believed involved in a 2 4 a m accident on Ballen Ret Creek. The unseen driver struck a 1898 Ford parked before Edis J. Newman’s home and an adjoining wall, then fled. Ten E Barnes leads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballen- Ret Creek
Edis J. Newman
la Carve
Ten E. Barnes
Fire at Mayo Hardware Store damages ceiling in Frederick
An alarm halted at 38 pm near Mayo Hardware Store in Frederick Stopping Center. Firefighters from the Jn hor fire department attributed the blaze to an overheated fluorescent light ballast. Estimated damage is £ 390 with no merchandise loss reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansapr General Alarm
Air City
Mayo Hardware Store
Frederick
Jnhor Fire Department
Gee
Local Health Notes From Frederick and Brunswick Areas
Mrs. C. S. Moberly Sr. moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Valley View Nursing Home in Middletown. Eight year old James Patrick May, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. May Sr., is improving at home after a five week virus infection. Mrs. Ollie M. Carey of Adasstown fell and broke her shoulder, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. John Wenner near Brunswick is hospitalized at Frederick Memorial after a tractor accident with broken legs. Mrs. Katherine Brady at Bruns Memorial Hospital is under observation and treatment. Mrs. Ella Elliott, Brunswick, is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and in satisfactory condition. Debbie Taylor, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, is at home with strep throat and mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Moberly Sr
Washington Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Valley View Nursing Home
Middletown
James Patrick May
George E. May
East Church Street
Ollie M. Carey
Adamstown
John Wenner
Brunswick
Wenner
Katherine Brady
Ella Elliott
Debbie Taylor
Harold Taylor
West Fifth Street
Local Girls Elected To Offices At Western Maryland College
Two local girls win student government roles during spring elections at Western Maryland College Westminster Miss Diane Simpson elected vice president of the Student National Education Association and Mary E Hough chosen as council representative in McDaniel Hall dormitory Other dorm officers named include Blanche Ward Hall president Carole Ann Davis fire warden and several Baltimore Glen Burnie and Federalsburg residents named as council representatives and dorm officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Diane Simpson
Airy
Student National Education Association
Mary E. Hough
This City
McDaniel Hall
Phyllis 0. Ibach
Roebling
N.J
Ann M. Weinstock
Baltimore
Lois Chilcoat
Blanche Ward
Carole Ann Davis
Severna Park
Lois K. Schurman
Rebecca Hidey
Glen
Barbara A. Cook
Glen Burnie
Alice M. Weller
Maug
Ansville
Barbara P. Owens
Carole Ann Barker
Sandra L. Riggin
Crisfield
Mary Ann Shriver
Frostburg
Anne Marlow
Ridgewood
Funerals Held for Mrs Theresa Hill Milbury and Edwin Zimmerman
Funeral services for Mrs Theresa Hill Milbury who died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held at Hicks Funeral Home with Rev Father John L Lippold officiating. Pallbearers included David Sappington Joseph Lanton Austin Timpson and others. Interment followed at St John’s Catholic Cemetery. Funeral services for Edwin Stone Zimmerman near Freaga jville died at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held at the funeral home with Rev Ralph M Sharpe and Rev Willard N Levens officiating. Pallbearers were Leaders Bible Class members from Calvary Methodist Church. Interment followed at Meant Silver Cemetery. MR Eichiso
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Hill Milbury
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hicks Funeral Home
John L. Lippold
St. John’s Catholic Church
David Sappington
Joseph Lanton
Austn Timpson
Hies Hall
Robert Weedon
Richard Fergerson
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Edwin ‘Stone Zimmerman
Feagajville
Frederick
Poultry Firms in Easton to Merge Form Savshore Foods Inc
Easton based McKermy Willis and Sons Inc joins St Michael's Mining Co of St Michael's to create Savshore Foods Inc. merger aims to cut costs and expand access to feed and poultry products amid competition from Georgia Alabama and southeastern firms. The new company will operate under Savshore Foods Inc with an effective date in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Georgia
Alabama
McKermy Willis and Sons ‘Inc
St. Mitcheel's Mining Co
Michael's
Savshore Foods Inc
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News-Peet Files
Rex Elgin
Jefferson Machinery Dealer
News-Post
Alexander
Kent
Harry P. Frater
Lalli Frasey
Harry
Bamitton
Rederick Memorial
Cornelus
Resi
Job RK
Florence Virginia Hemi
Pam
Peace On Earth
Lewis N. Karn
Lewis Nathan Karn
South Stricker St
University Hospital
Western Maryland Railroad
John E
Margaret Pearl Karn
Gertie Ferrell Karn
John E. Karn Jr
George Karn
Helen Virginia Karn
Viola Suker
Feete Funeral Home
Burkittsville
U.S. Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans’ Administration
United States
Soviet Union
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Walter Horman
Union Bridge
Singanore Grange Hall
Unionville
Larry Horman
John Walters
Nancy
Jerry Walters
Harold Horman
Steven
Terry Horman
Robert Horman
Thomas Hahn
Susan Hahn
Walter Barnes
Elwood Barnes
Edward Horman
Tammy
Randy Horman
Jesse Nusbaum
Altin Wright
Martin Wachter
Earl Winpigler
Wilbur Reese
Carroll
Robert
Richard
Cletus Barnes
Larry Bares
Eugene Reese
Theresa Reese
Cletus Barnes Jr
Oscar Albaugh
Betty Albaugh
Roy Peters
Helen Weddle
Lucille Mitten
Gen. Toms
Gertrude Warner
Rosella Derr
Carl Barkier
Mary Hamilton
Myra Hamilton
Rochelle Fiehr
Garnetta Walters
Marvin Shepley
C. D. Metz
Donald Flickinger
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