Subscriptions and credits note in Frederick AP paper
The Frederick newspaper lists subscription rates and advertising details for advance orders. It notes 1960 publication day April 13 and marks Associated Press content usage and audit bureau membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg Co
Nort Court St
Fredecch
Wien Pekt
Carner
Sax Monits Yeas Blember Audit Bureau of Crevialone
Associated Press
Frederick
Peacetime AEC Boosts Nuclear Power For Space Travel
After budget tweaks the United States Atomic Energy Commission reports 23 million dollars for next year to advance a space capable nuclear power plant. Initially 5 million was allotted, with increases from scrapped programs. Nuclear energy could power homes cars and devices, with nuclear rockets eventually surpassing chemical propulsion for long space journeys.
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United States Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Bureau
AEC
Fifty Years Ago in The News April 13 1910 in Thurmont and Frederick
Fifty years ago readers learned of Thurmont voters approving a bond issue to buy the electric plant from Citizens Electric Light and Power Co. at their town election. The report notes Buckeystown’s Tuscarora Farm, famed horse breeding, near Tuscarora station on the B and O line in Frederick County. Also covered are Boumi Temple members traveling to New Orleans for the Shrine conclave, state road talks on Baltimore pike condemnation, Beckley’s candy store interior upgrade, fishing successes, Masonic official visits by Graham Olehart, and a wasp sting incident involving Tarani carrier Charles M. Rhoads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Citizens Electric Light and Power Co
Frederick County
Carlos de Garmendia
Tuscarora Farm
Buckeystown
Tuscarora Station
B. and Q
Samuel G. Duvall
Harry J. Kefauver
Boumi Temple
Baltimore
New Orleans
John M. Tucker
State Roads Commission
James H Gambrill Jr
Business Men's Association
Commission
Baltimore Pike
Beckley
South Market Street
Messrs
Charlies Abrecht
Clarence Dixon
Vernon Derr
Thomas G. Buckey
Graham Oleehart
Balmore
Masonic Lodges
Maryland
Frederick
Charles M. Rhoads
Tarai
Maryland Utilities Assn Elects Local Executive Vice President
Robert L. Smith, local manager of the Potomac Edison Co., was elected vice president of the Maryland Utilities Assn at its annual Baltimore meeting. Also noted are reports of five German warships off Trondheim and a national park site inspection near Frederick Junction by the Local Monocacy Battlefield Association. The U S Housing Authority approved a 135 02 bid by Sofarelli Brothers for the Lincoln Apartments project in town.
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Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison Co
Maryland Utilities Assn
Baltimore
Trondheim
Norway
National Park Service
Jamaica
N. Y
Lincoln Apartments
Wrong Play Sets Declarer in Rubber Bridge Clash
In a rubber bridge match North South reached a solid heart slam but West's singleton spade disrupted the plan. South tried a sequence involving clubs and ruffs to reach his hand but East Bruce Isaacs of Phoenix overruled with a king high spade, enabling a spade lead to set the contract.
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North
South
West
Deuce
Diamonds
East
Declarer
Bruce Isaacs
Phoenix
Holy Week Service close to Frederick in Trinity Chapel
Rev J T Spicknal of St Pauls Methodist Church Hagerstown will speak at the last Holy Week service at Trinity Chapel. The service runs 12 noon to 12 30 pm with Mrs Harry Zimmerman as soloist and Rev E William Hail presiding. Frederick City Ministerium sponsors city wide observances inviting Evangelical and Reformed Church participation.
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J. T. Spicknal
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Hagerstown
Trinity Chapel
Harry Zimmerman
E. William Hail
Calvary Methodist Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert F. Woodward
Paul L. Althouse
Frederick
Golf Pro Killed in Crash Burial Tomorrow
Funeral services are set for Robert Louis Hopkins 38 former golf pro at Hagerstown and Martinsburg clubs who died from injuries in a Route 51 crash Friday night in Middleway West Virginia He had served as a World War II veteran and worked at Martinsburg Golf and Country Club for five years. Sidney S Lenz 86 eminent bridge authority and author dies in New York city after a long career writing on auction bridge and other topics.
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Robert Louis Hopkins
Hagerstown Municipal
Hopkins
Hagerstown
Martinsburg Golf and Country Club
Middleway
W. Va
Baker Veterans Administration Hospital
Sidney
Lenz
NEW York
Sidney S. Lenz
Chicago
Airport Farm Sold For 68000 Near Lewistown Maryland
The Maryland West Virginia Bull Stud Association bought the 147 acre Airport Farm on U S 15 near Lewistown for 68000 and will move its headquarters from College Park to Frederick next year. Walter J Hahn headed the board and said possession begins June 1 with staff relocation and extensive renovations planned.
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Maryland-West Virginia Bull Stud Association
Airport
U.S. 15
Lewistown
College Park
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Frederick
West Virginia
Maryland
Howard Stevens
Stevens
University of Maryland
Henry R. Shoeimaker
Washington
Maryland Artifcial Breeding Cooperative
Hahn
W. Lewis Campbell Campbell
Bull Stud
Campbell
Bull ‘Stud
Stud Association
U.S. 13
Bull Stud Association
John M. Crum
Frederick County
U.S 15
Carty, 93, Finds Birthday Full Of Special Surprises
Retired banker J. W. LL Carty celebrated his 93rd birthday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a special swordfish meal from the Francis Scott Key Hotel staff. Grand Master A Warne Reed presented a 60 year membership button after visits by Mason leaders and the local domino club members.
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Frank J. Keefer
Carty
J. W. LL Carty
Frederick Memorial
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miriam Remsburg
Jack Lee
Mr. Carty
A. Warne Reed
Frostburg
Masons
Maryland
Frederck
Lynch Lodge
Reed
Mr. Reed
Harry O. Schroeder
Howard
Easter Services Draw Large Local Choirs At St Pauls and Lewistown
The St Pauls Lutheran church choir at Cuca and the Lewistown Methodist church choir led by Mrs I Kewell Beeson will sing during the Sunrise Service with accompanists Mrs Howard Fisher and Miss Helen Stull. Mrs Randolph Stull will perform the prelude honoring 30 years of the Sunrise Service.
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Barnesville Baptist Church
Barnesville
H. J0. DuBois
Mond Powell
Gordon Palmer Sr
Fransim Devilbiss
Roger Myers
Howard Fisher
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cuca
Lewistown Methodist Church
I Kewell Beeson
Helen Stull
Randolph Stull
Deaths Highlight Local Families In Maryland Obituary List
A cascade of notices reports the deaths of Harry T Eckard 8 of Bark Hill near Union Bridge at Frederick Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Other obituaries include Charles Edward Oden Jr 42 of Baltimore and Lela Grace Potts 72 of Hagerstown with services and interment details. Also listed are W T Sherman Mullinix 92 of Browningsville Davis L Schroyer 84 of Pleasant Walk and Paul F Bittle as funeral director.
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Davis L. Schroyer
Pleasant Walk
Myersville
Earl R. Kepler
Middletown
Lewis and
Delilah Pryor Schroyer
United Brethren Church
Paul F. Bittle
Family ties span six great grandchildren in Hagerstown area
The obituary notes the deceased left six great grandchildren and twelve great great grandchildren, all residing near Hagerstown, reflecting a large extended family in the region.
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Hagerstown Area
Funeral notices for several local residents
Funeral services were held for Cath erine Beall Besant at St Saints church with Rev. Maurice D. Ash bury and Rev. John E. Wiliams officiating. Pallbearers included Carroll Hendrickson Jr and Philip G. Pearson as interment followed at Mount Olivet.
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Catherine Beall Besant
East Church Street
AU Saints Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
John E. Wiliams
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Sam W. Maples Jr
Clement E. Gardner
Lawrence B. Baldwin
Philip G. Pearson
Bryan W. Thompson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
R. Etchison and Son
Jacob E. Cline
Myersville
Raymond L. Markley
Edwin John‘ston
Herbert A. C. Elbert
Wilbur C. Grossnickie
James R. , Harne
Ernest R. Eccard
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
Paul F. Bittle
M Lavier DeLauter Dies in Frederick at 34
M Lavier DeLauter 34 died Tuesday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. He was a World War I veteran, former star pitcher for the Frederick Hustlers, and a graduate of Frederick High School class of 1933. Survived by wife Helen R. Willard DeLauter and two sons Wayne and Mark, with multiple siblings. Funeral at 3 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, Mount Olivet cemetery interment. Contributions to Cancer Fund requested in lieu of flowers.
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Mark Lavier
Binks
DeLauter
Fairview Avenue
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Walter H
Myra N. Whipp DeLauter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young Men's Bible
Church School
Frederick Hustlers
Frederick High School
de Lauter
United Life Insurance Company
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Helen R. Willard DeLauter
Wayne Eugene DeLauter
Mark Willard DeLauter
Paul W. DeLauter
Afifflintown
Donald H. DeLauter
Beltsville
Weldon M. DeLauter
Rockville
Raymond Turner
Baltimore
Josephine DeLauter
Kensington
Carlos Specht
Finneral
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
Cancer Fund
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mr and Mrs Clyde C Wachter Sr Celebrate 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Clyde C Wachter Sr of Sherman avenue celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary today.
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Clyde C. Wachter Sr
Sherman Avenue
Local Hospital Admissions In Baltimore and Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs. Gertrude Crone of Brunswick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for observation and treatment. Miss Nina Hickman of Lovettsville Va was admitted to Skyline at the Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home on Saturday. Mrs. Nellie Saylor of Walkersville is recuperating from a threatened operation performed last Friday at University Hospital in Baltimore. Her condition described as satisfactory. She remains a patient at the hospital. M Sgt Howard Cole an 18 year army veteran now in Fort Detrick special services entered Walter Reed Hospital for surgery. Sgt Cole and family reside at 787 Motter Avenue.
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Gertrude Crone
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nina Hickman
Lovettsville
Skyline
Vindobona Convalescent
Nellie Saylor
Walkersville
University Hospital
Baltimore
Howard Cole
Special Services Department
Fort Detrick
Walter Reed Hospital
Sgt. Cole
Motter Avenue
Warren R. Cox Founder of WHK Dies at 79 in Ohio
Warren R. Cox of Oberlin Ohio died Tuesday at age 79. He founded radio station WHK in 1922, the oldest in Ohio and among the nation's earliest. Cox later sold WHK to a religious group after building a pioneering ham radio operation.
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Warren R. Gox
Oberlin, Ohio
Warren R. Cox
WHK
Ohio
Gox
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Weisz
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Frank J. Keever
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
J. W. L. Carty
Clara Kline Payne
Cavetown
Payne
David
Sara Warrenfeltz Kline
Wolfsville
James Payne
Wisconsin
Detsill
Reformed Church
Charlotte St. Clair
Ethel Rachtell
St. Clair
Harriett Rudisill
Elaine Gossard
Arthur Rachtell
Harry T. Eckard
Bark Hill
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Jacob and
Alamanda Angel Eckard
Nora Winters Eckard
Clinton A. Eckard
John H. Eckard
Lottie Smith
Charles E. Oden Jr
Charles Edward Oden Jr
Mary Chrisley Oden
East Reed Street
Mercy Hospital
Charles
Julia McKnight Oden
Robert E. Oden
U.S. Army
James
Raymond Oden
Harold
Albert
Edward Deavers
Harold Wilson
Saint Luke's Cemetery
Point of Rocks
C. H. Feete and Brother
Harry W. Potts
Lela Grace Potts
Washington County Hospital
Ellerton
John and
Cordelia (Poffenberger) Summers
Iuter- Router
St. John’s Lutheran Church
George Whetstone
Rose Hill Cemetery
T. Sherman Mullinix
W. T. Sherman Mullinix
Browningsville
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Robert T
Mary Davis Mullinix
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Bethesda Methodist Cemetery
Henderson
Constance Elizabeth Hart
Airs
Francis A. Hart Jr
North Market Street
Staley Park
North Market
Richard C. Mitchell
St. John’s Catholic Church
Homer Miller
Morris Stride
James Chesley
David Fogle
Jay Crum
Daryl Corbin
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Catherine H. Schmidt
Olin L
Roger Lee Holdcraft
Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Philip Wallace
Greyhound
Richard D. Thompson
Bi. Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
Ronald Nikirk
Thomas Zimmerman
Lee Croneburg
Edward Thompson
Charles Green
Edward Harman
Matilda BE. Zager
Hyattstown
Damascus Seventh-Day Adventist Church
J. C. Dean
C. J. Coon
R. F. Rideout
Chester Jones
Vincent Feet
Wesley Osborne
Harry Williams
William Ford
Merial Manestar
George Washington Cemetery
Hyattsville
M. Lavier DeLauter
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