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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1960
Page
4
Great Southern Manufacturing Company issues and subscription rates appear in this 1966 date. The page records local newspaper details with pricing and mailing options. It notes Associated Press rights and post office entry for Frederick, Maryland.
Mrs Pennel and Mrs Summers in improving health this spring. Mr Alvie Gladhill recovering at home after illness. Mrs Halfdan Zimmerman better after nose bleed. Ted Zimmerman and wife welcomed a daughter Kathy Ann at Frederick Memorial Hospital. United Lutheran Church Women of St. Pauls held their monthly meeting with program on Christian Mission to International Students and officers reappointed. Abrs Evelyn Summers received a life membership pin. No refreshments due to Lent.
Easter timelessly reinforces the central Christian teaching of resurrection. The text traces how the Gospel spread from a few believers to many nations, asserting Jesus offered the highest ethical standard and gave humanity forward momentum. Faith without works and hope without faith are linked to this living message.
Jefferson notes a bake sale at Mrs Maude Hemp s garage at 9 30 this morning by the Tailors Bible Class of United Church of Christ. St Paul s Lutheran plans an April 18 social at C U A M hall and PTA set for April 19 at 7 30 with Mrs Charles Pearl president and Bir Warren Brake principal.
Maj. Gen. John H. Michaelis, a Distinguished Service Cross winner for Korea actions, has a malignant throat growth. Army says he is undergoing X-ray treatments at Walter Reed, admitted April 3, with five to six weeks of care. The 47 year old Lancaster, Pennsylvania native commands Army in Alaska and led the Wolfhounds, the 27th Infantry, in the Korean War 1950 push.
From The Comms Of The News April 16 1910 Dr Edmund Eschbach prominent Reformed pastor for nearly 30 years dies at parsonage born Northumberland Pa November 9 1635 Methodist Protestant Conference appointments listed Buckeystown Frederick Kemptown Lewistown Libertytown Mt Pleasant New Market President Dunn’s Orioles Lose 22 to 1 Lefty Russell for Baltimore Muth for Frederick Major E Goldsborough receives 200000 young yellow perch for Richfield farm Hansonville Frederick Savings Institution directors elected Gov Crothers appoints assessors for Frederick district.
Former state senator Harry W. LeGore wins election to the Republican state central committee and chairs it succeeding the late William B. Catshall. The Independent Retail Food Distributors of Maryland reelect Harry S. Hamilton as president. County License Commissioner Paul M. Little predicts fewer alcohol licenses after May. Robert L. Kolb named construction representative for the Frederick Housing Authority on the colored low rent housing project in South Frederick. To avoid a party fight Radcliffe and Bruce factions agree to three delegates each to the Democratic state convention. Radcliffe picks Mrs Louella Annan Itzburg H Kieffer Delauter Frederick and Benjamin B. Rosenstock of Frederick. Bruce delegates are Lawrence A. Dorsey Woodsboro Ernest Mills Brunswick and Edwin F. Nikirk Frederick. Mire sweeps the business and apartment building of George P. Swank in Brunswick.
The Moravian Congregation invites the public to an Early Easter dawn service at Graceham Parish Cemetery starting 5:00 a.m. with choir and brass, a cemetery procession, and readings of names of deceased since last Easter. A Lovefeast follows in the church, with additional services at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., including an Easter egg hunt and ground-breaking for a new parsonage.
Grand Chapter officers made their annual visit to Enoch Royal Arch Chapter in a Monday 7:30 PM meeting at the local Masonic Temple. A dinner was served by the Eastern Star for about 80 members and guests. Visitors came from Baltimore Washington Hyattsville and Hagerstown. Past Grand High Priest James H Falk presented Amos E H Ellisitit with a wrist watch for his 1959 service as High Priest.
Marine Pfc. Thomas M. Enos Jr., son of Mrs. Ida M. Hoffman of West South Street, participated in a 150 mile Desert to the Sea March with units of the First Marine Division. The trek, from Twentynine Palms to Camp Pendleton, involved about 2,500 marines at 25 miles daily, with bivouacs at planned sites. The march capped a 10 day "Deafex" desert training exercise.
U S Today in History recalls 1818 Senate approval of the Rush Bagot Agreement for Great Lakes disarmament. Also notes 198 Admiral Porter at Vicksburg and 1901 Henry Rowland’s death. Birthdays include Charlie Chaplin 71, Clifford Case 68, Philip Pillsbury 57, Daniel Rich.
James Gilbert White aged 74 of East South Street died at University Hospital Baltimore early Friday. Funeral services take place Monday at 11 a.m. at 306 East Church Street funeral home with interment at Union Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Survivors include son Robert LeRoy White and daughter Betty Mae White, both of Doubs, not listed in the original notice. Funeral directors are M. R. Etchison and Son.
Mr. Seymour Stern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stern of Watkins Acres, is spending Easter with his family. Franklin and Marshall College senior Mr. Stern hails from Lancaster, Pa. Philip Whisner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Whisner of Center Street, will celebrate his seventeenth birthday Sunday. Little Miss Judy Ann Beicher, Dickerson, marks her fourth birthday on April 8. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beicher and family of Dickerson recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poffinberger and son Jerry of Middletown.
Among The Sick Gliss Bernie Uarty at 236 East Fifth street, who has been very' Wi for the past two weeks at her home, remains about the same. Little Miss Susan J. Belcher, five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belcher, Dickerson, is recovering from measles at her home.
The Thurmont High School Science Fair will be held April 21 and 22 in the school auditorium. Sessions run Thursday afternoon and evening from 7 to 10 p m and Friday morning. Four divisions biology chemistry physics and general science. Three prizes per division with honorable mentions. Winners may advance to the Frederick County Science Fair to compete with other schools. Lions Club donations fund the awards.
Major Thomas L. Tyeryar chief of Supply and Service at Patterson Army Hospital Fort Monmouth N J was honored as Colonel Albert R Dreisbach pinned his gold leaf insignia Present were his wife Major Josephine A Tyeryar ANC on the hospital staff Tyeryar began as an enlisted man in 1939 received a direct commission in 1946 served in Korea 1953 54 and Japan two year tour before arriving at Fort Monmouth in 1958 They reside at 49 Court Drive Shrewsbury Mrs Catherine Tyeryar his mother lives in the city
St John s Lutheran Sunday School in Creagerstown plans an Easter program featuring hymns prayers, and class recitations. Multiple named instructors and students from various classes perform exercises and readings including The Strife is Over The Battle Won and The Flowers Awakening with several musical numbers.
The piece blends garden musings and humor with reflections on spring in Chevy Chase and Bethesda. It notes robins nesting on a church street window sill, the joy of birds and plants, and the value of laughter as a social bond. It ends with a report from Annapolis: welfare abuse suspected, cash aid concerns, and worries about illegitimacy and crowded schools.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Ann Mary Elizabeth Baugher 89 of Mountaindale Mrs. Harvey M. Davis 82 formerly of Smithsburg Mrs. Melissa Mae Moore 72 of Cumberland and Frank D. Norwood 61 formerly of Frederick County The notices note survivors including children and siblings and give funeral arrangements and burial locations across Mountain dale Lewistown Hagerstown Smithsburg West Maryland areas.
Obituaries report the deaths of Maurice F. Trittipoe of New Market and an Esker Rosensteel relative. Trittipoe, 45, died at Suburban Hospital Bethesda from a heart attack after work on Viers Mill Road near Rockville. He was WWII veteran with Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He leaves wife Carrie Belle Hann Trittipoe, a stepdaughter, siblings Perry L. Trittipoe and Mrs. Hermann B. Brust Sr., and Mrs. Philip G. Seeger, plus grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at 106 East Church Street Thurmont. The Rosensteel notice names a son James and Anna Rosensteel, a sister, and brothers Margaret, Edward, and George, with services at B. L. Creager and Son Funeral Home Thurmont and burial in Union Cemetery Leesburg.
AP reports Harry Dean Jr. 15 apparently drowned in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal after being thrown from a small sports convertible on Maryland 51 seven miles southeast of here. Driver Philip M. Davidson of Frederick died later at Johns Hopkins Hospital. William T. Rosensteel, 66, was also in the car and survived.
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