Local Newspaper Rates and Notices From 1960 Frederick MD
Subscription rates listed for single copy and mail renewals. Advertises 2 percent net, addresses, and carrier pricing. Mentions Associated Press membership and exclusive rights. notes postal entry as second class matter dated Tuesday April 19 1960.
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Great Southern Fig & Mfg. CO
Neeth Court Si
Prone
Frederick
Buresu
Crewlathcers
Associated Press
Associlet Press
Focal
Mid
Space Plans Outlined for U.S. Moon and Beyond
A House Space Committee briefing from NASA details a ten year plan including manned Earth orbit by 1961, Saturn and Nova rocket thrust development, and a 7.5 ton inflatable space station in the late 1960s. The plan emphasizes staged progress to curb waste and avoid haste-driven failures.
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U. S
U.S
House Space Committee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Illness and Hospital Admissions Reported in Frederick
Several residents are listed as patients or recent admissions at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs. Harry Baumgardner Jr. and Mr. Milton Swain with pneumonia, Miss Ceri Lee Stotlemyer Hook, Mrs. Lula A. Conaway, Mrs. Leonard Lewis Daisy, and Mr. Hansel E. Hurst. Some underwent surgery or returned home after treatment.
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Harry Baumgardner Jr
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Milton Swain
Jay C. Smith Jr
Lula A. Conaway
Woodbine
Howard B. Arnold
Brunswick
Ceri Lee Stotlemyer
Hook
Frederick
Memorial
Leonard Lewis
Daisy
Steiner Smith
Walkersville
Almada Sheppard
Elm Street
Paul P. Angieberger
RFD 3
Matzinger announces birth of fourth child in San Francisco
Dr and Mrs Norbert J Matzinger of San Francisco announce the birth of their fourth child and first son Monday. Mrs Matzinger is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer I Eshleman of Frederick. Mrs George F Hoffman will mark her first birthday at her home on Wednesday.
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Norbert J. Matzinger
San Francisco
Matzinger
Elmer I. Eshleman
Frederick
George F. Hoffman
Center Street
Hoffman
Alice Gertrude Alexander
Jefferson Area
Frederick County
Leaves Canceled on Qua Moy Islands War Warning
The Qua Moy Islands garrison commander cancels all military leaves amid talk of a possible invasion by Chinese Reds. The border with the mainland reportedly went into effect Monday, with Taipei sources saying the alert rests on no new intel and aims to counter any belief that Communist threats have ended.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quamoy Islands
Quemoys
Fifty Years Ago In The News April 19 1910
Mrs Donald McLean may be chosen again as president general of the D A R. Independent Hose Co members and visitors attend divine services at Grace Reformed church led by Rev E L McLean. The funeral of the late Rev Dr E R Eschbach was held at Evangelical Reformed Church with sermon by Rev Dr George W Richards and hymns led by George Edward Smith. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed. business suspended in the city during the service.
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Donald McLean
Frederick
Independent Hose Co
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Eugene HL Albaugh
Robert A. Bennett
Chestertown
State Council
Dr. O.uam
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
George Edward Smith
George W. Richards
Charles F. Knock
Charles Zeigler
Francis J. Newsman
Charles C. Roderick
John C. Metter
Lewis A Rice
Mr. Rice
A. Kemp Keefer
Messrs
A. C. McCardell
Newton M. Zentz
H. Milton Kefauver
R. 5. J. Dutrow, Joseph W. L. Carty
Charles W. F. Cashour
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns April 18 1940
Items from the April 18 1940 issue note types of U S planes sent overseas to aid Allies. Norwegian reports claim the German liner Bremen was sunk off Norway with 15000 troops aboard. About 20 Frederick area youths plan to join the ninth annual AAA Schoolboy Safety Patrol parade in Washington on May 1. A second low rent housing project is under consideration for Frederick. Funeral services were held in Cumberland for Mrs Lolie Nash McKaig vice president of the Cumberland Steel Co and wife of William Wallace McKaig. She was a daughter of Mrs Isabella Nash formerly of Frederick and died of a heart attack before hosting a breakfast party. Further fire damage to George P Swank’s property in Brunswick occurred after a night of rain. A Grand Lodge resolution on the death of Past Grand Master H Dorsey Etchison was adopted during Maryland I C C F sessions in Baltimore.
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U.S
Bremen
Norway
Frederick City
Washington
Frederick
Cumberland
Loliie Nash McKaig
Cumberland Steel Co
William Wallace McKaig
Isabella Nash
George P. Swank
Brunswick
Swank Hardware
H. Dorsey Etchison
Lab Chief To Address Health Meet
Dr. Robert J. Huebner will speak at the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association dinner Friday at six at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About fifty members and allied representatives are expected. He is lab chief at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a consultant to multiple health bodies. He lives near Ijamsville and holds academic and visiting posts at Georgetown and Harvard universities.
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Robert J. Huebner
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Francis Scott Key
Association
Joseph D. Baker
Huebner
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Ijamsville
World Health Organization
National Research Council
U. S. Army Chemical Center
American Tracheau Society
National Foundation
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Barvard University
Local Women Attend Personnel Meet in Baltimore
Several local residents attended the Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association spring conference in Baltimore. Participants included Miss Mary Rhoads and Miss Faith Conway from Lincoln and Frederick High Schools, Herman A. Hauver, Donald Koons, Paul Fogle, Miss Mary Fiery, Robert Hangin, Mrs. Margaret Polley, Mrs. Bernard Flanagan, and Patrick ONeill. Rhoads served on the conference committee and presides over the North Central Maryland Area Chapter. Ferguson and Moss Conway participated as leaders and recorders, with Ferguson named to help select a name for the state publication.
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Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association
Baltimore
Mary Rhoads
Robert Ferguson
Frederick High School
Faith Conway
Lincoln School
Herman A. Hauver
Pup
Frederick County
William J. Montague, longtime Union Leader manager, dies
William J. Montague, 64, a Manchester newspaperman and general manager of the Union Leader for over 40 years, died Monday of a heart attack. He helped publish New Hampshire’s only morning and Sunday papers. Born in Boston.
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William J. Montague
Manchester
N.H
Union
New England
Manchester Union Leader
New Hampshire
Heyas
Boston
Easter Gift Drive Brightens Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital patients received Easter gifts and visits from the Easter Bunny thanks to the Women’s Auxiliary. Goods were supplied by Brownie Troop 64 and Walkersville seventh graders, with contributions from the Junior Girls’ Auxiliary and nearby church youth groups. Baby gowns and flower seed cups were crafted by local Scouts and church groups, and the hospital cafe and wards were decorated in Easter motifs.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. Frederick Kreissig
Brownie Troop No. 64
Edward Sell
Walkersville
Walkersville School
Haller
First Baptist Church
Niemann Brunk
Charles Hargett
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Doubs
Auxiliary
Byron White
Ann Didway
Kreissig
Edythe Smith
Edgewood Church Road
Rabbi Israel M. Goldman to Speak on Judaism at Beth Sholom
Rabbi Israel M. Goldman, a pioneer in adult Jewish education, will lecture on What is Judaism at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Beth Sholom Synagogue West Second Street. The event is hosted by the Adult Institute of Beth Sholom Congregation under Rabbi Yehudah E. Perkin. Refreshments will follow. Dr. Goldman has led Chirak Amuno Congregation in Baltimore since 1948 and has held several academic and communal honors.
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Israel M. Goldman
Baltimore
Beth Sholom
Beth Sholom Synagogue
West Second Street
Adult Institute of
Yehudah E. Perkin
Goldman
Nathan Jacobson
Chirak Amuno
Temple Emanu-El
Providence
R. L
Columbia University
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Brown University
Jewish Theological Seminary
Rabbinical Assembly of America
Maryland State Commission On Interracial Relations
Baltimore City
Washington Auto Fatal Near White House Kills 61 Year Old
Grenville C. Small, 61, a manufacturers representative, died after being struck by an automobile two blocks from the White House. The driver, Ralph W. Crone, 49, a bartender, faced charges of homicide, driving while drunk, and driving after revocation. Officials considered stiffer penalties for speeders.
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Auto Washington
White House
Grenville C. Small
Ralph W. Crone
Washington
Births and Discharges From Area Hospitals
Sgt and Mrs Gerald H Gag announce the birth of a son Saturday at Waynesboro General Hospital in Pennsylvania. Harry Jenkins of Point of Rocks has been discharged from King’s Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg, West Virginia. Discharges include Mrs J Richard and infant son of Taneytown, Mrs Walter Biser and infant son of Thurmont, Mrs Charles Shorb of Emmitsburg, John Byers of New Windsor, and Mrs Charles Wantz of Rocky Ridge.
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Gerald H. Gagnon
Cascade
Waynesboro General Hospital
Waynesboro
Harry Jenkins
Point of Rocks
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
J. Richard
Taneytown
Walter Biser
Thurmont
Charles Shorb
Emmitsburg
John Byers
New Windsor
Charles Wantz
Rocky Ridge
Holidays Boost Easter Retail Volume Amid Trade Optimism
AP reports Easter sales lift retail activity in early spring as shoppers rush to buy gifts for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. Merchants expect stronger demand for clothing and vacation gear, but manufacturers caution that inventory policies and weather temper optimism for 1960 output.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
America
Mother
Dad
Iny
Gate-Crasher At Ritchie Fined
Baltimore youth Herman Johnson, 20, drove gates at Fort Ritchie and entered a sentry post. He was convicted of drunken driving in Hagerstown city court, fined $100 plus costs, and appeal bond was set at $1,000. Sgt. David Voltz of Fort Ritchie MP handed him to county officers for prosecution.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Fort Ritchie
William J. Dwyer
Herman Johnson
Ritchie Highway
Dwyer
David Voltz
Johnson
Washington County
Class That Never Was Saluted by Yearbook
The Hall High School yearbook in Little Rock carries a dedication saluting the class of 1959 described as the class that never was. Gov Faubus ordered school closures in 1958 59 to block integration at Central High, causing this missing graduating cohort.
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Little Rock, Ark
Hall High School
Hall
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Central High
Know Your Firemen Robert Elwood DeGrange Joins Truck Company
Obituary style notice details the December 1 1956 appointment of Robert Elwood DeGrange to the Citizens Truck Company as regular driver of the hook and ladder apparatus, succeeding retired William Booster. Born March 7 1923 in Yellow Springs he previously ran a taxicab and lives with Frances Yanes DeGrange at 912 Pontiac Avenue Monocacy Village with children Ronald and Gerald. Services conducted by Rev Ralph E White with local pallbearers and burial at church cemetery.
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Robert Elwood Degrange
Citizens Truck Company
William 3. Booster
Cleveland Indians
Driver DeGrange
Yellow Springs
Charles
Mary Cline DeGrange
The
Lutheran Church
Vf.w
Frederick City
Adamstown
Washington Street
Frances Yanes DeGrange
Pontiac Avenue
Monocacy Village
Ronald
Gerald
Funeral notices for several local residents
Funeral services are planned for Jesse Wallace 22 of the county to be held Thursday at 2 PM at 1201 North Market with Rev. Richard D. Thompson. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also services for Guy K Motter, former local postmaster, Thursday at 1 PM at MM Etchison and Son funeral home. Interment Mt Olivet. Bayard C Burgess of New Market had services Monday at 2 PM at his home. Mary Elizabeth Baugher’s Friday service was held Monday. Funeral director L K Faulkner. Multiple survivors listed.
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Jesse Wallace
Greyhound
Baltimore
Funeral Home
North Market Street
Richard D. Thompson
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
MecKaig
Mt. Oliver
Robert E Dailey
King
Ardele Droreburg
Frederick
Doris L. Capino
Betty Lee Capino
James Thomas Wallace
Fargo
North Dakota
Frederick St. Wallace
Tramsville
Joseph W. Wallace
Guy K. Motter
John Motter
Bellerton
MM. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bayard C. Burgess
New Market
Charles Bryan
Norman Lease
Stell Kemp
Ollie Baker
George Sponseller
Lloyd Boyer
Franklin Smith
New Market Cemetery
L. K. Faulkner
Deaths of Miss Charlotte A Kimmell and Dr Franklin Harris
Miss Charlotte Agnes Kimmell died at 10 30 p m at 15 East Third Street Bronday aged 78 daughter of the late John and Emma Whipp Kimmell member of Calvary Assembly of God Church last of her immediate family survived by nieces and nephews funeral Friday 10 a m at the funeral home Mt Olivet Cemetery directed by M R Etchison and Son. Dr Franklin S Harris former president of Brigham Young University and Utah State University died Monday in Salt Lake City of a stroke former Republican Senate candidate in 1948.
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James Gilbert White
East South Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
East Church Street
Ralph E. White
Frederick
Richard Delauter
Roy
Grove
Union Chapel
Libertytown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charlotte A. Kimmel
Charlotte Agnes Kimmell
Maude E. Davis
East Third Street
Bronday
John and
Emma Whipp Kimmell
Calvary Assembly of God Church
Miss Kimmell
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and
Franklin S. Harris
Salt Lake City
Franklin 8. Harris
Brigham Young University
Utah State University
U.S. Senate
Utah
Repub
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