Fifty Years Ago S H H E Frees The Newe-Post Files April 20 1913
A fragmented Frederick Chronicle notes mischief by boys damaging a new home on West Patrick street, a violent electrical storm over Frederick with vivid lightning and three fifths inch rain, the death of a third child in the Klinehart family from measles, and witnesses in the Louis Otte case allegedly in town then leaving. Woman’s College dramatic students in Kemp Hall staged Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Cool weather yields 33 degree midmorning. Bradley I. Nicodemus announces Republican run for City Register. Droneburg to open a shoe repair shop on North Market Street in former Krebs room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther W. Abrecht
Patrick Street
Frederick
William 2
Klinehart
Louis Otte
Frederickesterday
Woman's College
Kemp Hall
Wiggs
Bradley
Nicodemus
City Register
Iuy Droneburg
Charles L. Stokes
North Market Street
Krebs
The Giant U S Post Office Under Congressional Fire
The U S Post Office Department with over half a million workers operates in about 40 000 buildings and handles more than 3 1 2 2 5 billion yearly. Officials warn service could worsen without 100 million in restored funding after House cuts. Postmasters ordered to limit hires and overtime. possible Saturday delivery suspension and non delivery to new apartments. Congress fury grows as leaders accuse the agency of pressuring budget constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post Office Department
U. S
Department
Congress
House
Charles Halleck
Post Office
Weather effect of storms linked to arthritis pain
Chicago rheumatologist Hollander reports a study on the weather effect in arthritis patients living in a climate chamber. When humidity rises and barometric pressure falls the patients feel worse, an early warning of rain that triggers joint aches in some rheumatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee. Hollander
Chicago
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Mystery of a bridge hand told by a top player
The passage describes a bridge hand where South overthinks the spade and diamond play. East shows strength, West defects, and the reader follows clues about what defenses and discards reveal. The commentary hints at anticipated defenses and partner signals in a tense table.
Freight Train Derails Sparks Fire and Evacuations Near Harrisburg
Derailment of a 23 car Reading Railroad freight train near Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, sparked fire and an explosion injuring or sickening at least 15 people. About 150 residents from Brandsville and nearby areas were evacuated as a precaution while firefighters treated several due to chlorine and LPG fumes. Authorities noted no current drinking water threat and could not yet determine the derailment cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Brandsville
Hagerstown
William Reynolds
Mechanicsburg Water Co
Fred Ellis
Reading Railroad
Twenty Years Ago Funerals and War News Briefs
Twenty years ago today a long column notes air raid sirens near Hood College and Detrick Field as civilian defense heads keep city hall preparations. a Navy twin engine crash near Oakland, California killed eight including Plaine Delaplaine Jr. and Hood College staff officer Paul Beckhelm receives a Navy commission. The piece also lists several local funeral notices, including Mrs Emma Cartnell, Mrs Jennie Crum, Mrs Catherine Myers, and Mrs Nora Thompson, with service details and pallbearers, plus obituaries of local residents with family mentions and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari
Taranto
United States
County Office OF
Civilian Defense
City Hall
Hood College
Detrick Field
THI
U.S.N
William T. Delaplaine
The
News and the Post
News and the Post, and Mrs. Delaplaine
Dill 'Ave Hue
Oakland
Calif
Navy Department
Paul B. Beckhelm
U.S. Naval Reserve
James H. Grove
Frederick
Board of Correction of
Maryland
O’conor
Circuit Court
Roosevelt
Ill-formed local notices mention injuries and health updates
Fragmented OCR reports injuries at University Hospital Baia Frederik Manonal and Avalon Manor. Mentions of Gerald Gastley Walter Davs and Mark Maar in uncertain conditions. Also notes Boote Myers recovering from a heat attack and a geological line about Earth's crust under California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Gastley
Mas
University Hospital
Baia
Macistrate
Walter Davs
Dili Avenue
Frederik’ Manonal
Aftiene
Dav Maar
Mark Maar
Charles Maver Jr
Irs
Revco
Ter Ame
Walmsert
Heeota
Avalon Manor
Boote Myers
Wellows Springs
Frederick Mumin
Miss Brown and Mr Hendrickson wed in Williamsburg
Elizabeth Duncan Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Brown Moor Park Middlesex England and John David Hendrickson son of Mr and Mrs Carroll H Hendrickson Sr Upper College Terrace were married Sunday at 3 pm in Brule Parish Church Williamsburg Rev Cotesbury P Lewis officiated The bride wore wild silk with Alethan lace carried gardenias and stephanotis Best man was Val Wagner Ushers included E Mason Hendrickson and Aiken Reichner A reception followed at Williamsburg Law The couple honeymooned in Bermuda then to Georgetown Washington She works as secretary to Dr Wright at Folger Shakespeare Library He is assistant manager at US Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Local guests attended from here and abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Duncan Brown
Thomas G. Brown
Moor Park
Middlesex
England
John David Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Brube
Williamsburg
Cotesbury P. Lewis
Breiber and Meiher Alien
George A. Brown
Frank Lesure
Arlington
A. A. Peatre
Val Wagner
Yardley
Daniel Pettingill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph D. Baker
Little Hills
E. Mason Hendrickson
Lewisburg
Aiken Reichner
Lausanne
Switzerland
J. $. Darling
Williamsburg Law
Bermuda
Georgetown
Washington
Wright
Folger-Shakespearean Library
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company
Robert Fisher
Dwight Cvilimus
William Utt
Parsons Newman
A. Austin Pearce
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Hunt
Alice
Anne Hendrickson
Masony Hendrickson
Mason
James
Mary
Robert Williams
Baltimore
Waverly Farms
New York
Oregon
Canada
Hendricksons
Hendrickson Sr
Golden Horseshoe Club
Williamsburg and Market Tavern
Vencile Martin Wedding Held At Linganore Church
Kathryn Delores Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ellis Martin of South Market street and Richard Eugene Vencile son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Vencile of Leisenring Pa were married Saturday at 7 30 pm in Linganore Methodist Church Rev W Daniel Rich officiated. The bride wore a floor length Swiss embroidered organza gown with a square neckline and scalloped sleeves the veil attached to a pearl edged crown. A bouquet of feather alexandrite baby's breath sing Getzandanner was carried. A reception followed in the church social room. Attendants and guests wore formal attire and gifts were exchanged. After a wedding trip to Florida the couple will reside on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Delores Martin
W. Ellis Martin
South Market Street
Richard Eugene Vencile
Andrew Vencile
Leisenring
Linganore Methodist Church
W. Daniel Rich
Chini Getzandanner
Emily
Mytren
Henet
Kerstille
Wiss
Pryde Rehiard
Vain Sulle
Dennis Shafer
Ant Richard Bowers
Karen Fier Sain
Orzan
George A. Grau
Gist
Carroll County
Frederick
Anna M. Grau
Stella J
Emma V. Grau
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Edwin Reiter
Thesda
Herbert Ship
A Re Ley
Oscar Wilson
Arthur Cla
Baugh
E. Alton Dudderar
New Windsor
R. Dennis Shafer
R. Holmes Baker
Robert Zimmerman
Unionville
Martin
Florida
North Market Sreet
Frederck Dich
Fort Detrich Tae
Tasind
GAC Pinupeg
Alee Hensted
Tto
Ro Denne Shafer
RB Aken Dodderar
Avid
Deaths Myra Elizabeth Blackston of Frederick
Myra Elizabeth Blackston of 3 Kinnehart Street dies Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. She was a member of Quinn A.M.E. Church and the daughter of John T. Blackston and the late Lee Anna Blackston. Survived by four children Roseline Oliver Farr Harvey Lynnoon and Dennis Michael Blackston, four sisters Anna V. Blackston Catherine L. Blackston Johnnie Mae Blackston Evelyn L. Blackston, two uncles three aunts one niece and four nephews. Friends may call Hicks Funeral Home 263 West Patrick Street today 6 to 9 pm. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm from the funeral home. Interment will be in St. Pauls Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Blessing
Rhonda Estella Blessing
Benjamin Luther Blessing
Ray Houck
Detour
Frederick County
Augustus
Susannah Brightfull Blume
Frank
Blessing
Ladiesburg
Edwin L. Blessing
Lancaster
Harry M. Davis
Harry Monroe Davis
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James H
Lucy E. V. Killian Davis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Davis
F. W. Woolworth
Jeffrey Alan Davis
North Wales
E. Bernard
Binghampton
N.Y
J. Davis
This City
William B. Fout
Paul Cramer
Hood River
Oregon
East Church Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mery
Myra F. Blackston
Myra Elizabeth Blatketon
Kinnehart Strest
Daira Ale
Quinn A.M.E. Church
John T. Blackston
Lee Anna Blackston
Roseline
Oliver Farr
Harvey Lynnoon
Dennis Michael Blackston
Anna V. Blackston
Catherine L. Blackston
Johnnie Mae Blackston
Evelyn L. Blackston
Frederick
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St
St. Paws
Retired farmer dies in Libertytown and two other obituaries
Harvey Herbert Augustus Long 78, a well known Libertytown farmer, died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He leaves seven daughters, 45 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren, plus two sisters. Services at Chapel Lutheran Church with interment in its cemetery.
Convicted Of Drunken Driving In Frederick Hearing
Paris Andrew Clemons 29 of RFD 2 Thurmont was found guilty of drunken driving and fined 100 dollars and costs in a hearing before Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett. Clemons was arrested April 2 by Troopers Walker D Grose and Neil W Alexander after an accident on U S 40 west of Frederick. Breathalyzer showed .19. Price 22 of Riverdale convicted of speeding and failing to appear, fined 25 dollars and costs on each charge with the failing to appear fine suspended. Rollins 27 of Lincoln Apartments guilty of assault and battery, fined 50 dollars and 30 days jail, sentence suspended to allow payment of a doctor bill for Clarence Squirrel. Squirrel said Rollins hit him with a glass at the Elks Club on West All Saints Street April 20, resulting in 30 stitches. Newlin 33 of Williamsport ordered to pay ex-wife Ruth Jean Moore 20 dollars weekly for support of two infants. Cover 20 of Brunswick forfeited 22 90 on charges of exceeding 35 and improper passing. Cover arrested April 13 by Trooper Alexander on U S 340 north of Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Andrew Clemons
RFD 2
Thurmont
Stan ‘Ley Y. Bennett
Clemons
Walker D. Grose
Neil W. Alexander
U. S. 40
Frederick
Alexander
Cleimons
Cletus E. Price
Riverdale
Price
Richard E. Cook
U. S. 40 West
Joseph W. Rollins
Lincoln Apartments
Rollins
Clarence Squirrel
Squirrel
Elks Club
West All Saints Street
Robert H. Newlin
Williamsport
Ruth Jean Moore
Frank Clinton Cover HS
Brunswick
Cover
U. S. 340
Jefferson
Police Seek Three Negroes For Assault In Grove Retires
City police seek three Black men in connection with an assault Sunday near Broadway and West South Street. Richard L Jefferson of West All Saints Street is charged with assault and battery and held on 1000 bond. Wilmer E Jacobs Jr of West South Street was parked when four men approached, an ensuing clash left Jacobs and a companion with knife wounds. Grove, Memorial Hospital manager, treated Jacobs for injuries. Grove is a long time local resident with ties to Christ Church and area musical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broads Way
West South Street
Richard Lowell Jefferson
West All Saints Street
Wilmer E. Jacobs, Jr
Broadway
South Streets
Jacobs
Daca
Amt Ficht
Jeffers
Ty Jacobs
Dacobs
Frederick Robert N. Grove
Memorial Hagital
Iocal Haines
Grove
Frederick
York
Grave Unite
Churched Christ
Coneistory
Builder's Bible
Ciy
Grove Test
West Third Street
Willam N. Shiteaft
Us Cay
Two Weekend Accidents Reported
City police investigated two accidents Friday and filed traffic charges in both. Cpl Bernard E King was called to East All Saints street about 113 p.m. Friday after 3 year old William Barteis lost control of his 1957 Pontiac, wrecking autos owned by John H Shaffer Walker s ville and Harold A Young. Koons, West Fourteenth street, charged with failing to obey an automatic control device after a 110 crash at North Rentz and Fourth streets about 1 p.m. Friday. Koons was driving south on North Bentz Areet in a 1963 Ford when his car collided with a Ford pickup driven east on Fourth street by Tigken K Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. King
East All Saints Street
Wiliam Barteis
Patrick Sreet
Mrack
John H. Shaffer
Walkersville
North Rentz
Fourth Streets
Cpl
Richard R. Ruthon
Koons
North Bentz
Fourth Street
Tigken K. Rhodes
RFD
Frederick
Local Notices From Brayton Area Personalities
Mr Claude Puttham of Weet j B street Brunseich marks his 60th birthday with Ackerley family gathering. Mrs John Ausherman and her niece Miss Edna Smith of Middletown have left Washington by train to deliver work to Mrs Susherman's daughter in Mariela Ga. The Ausherman family welcomes a third child, a daughter born April 15, to Mr and Mrs Thomas banned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Puttham
Brunseich
John Ausherman
Edna Smith
Middletown
Washington
Susherman
Mariela
Ausherman
Itengiter
Thomas Banned
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Newe-Post
Jacoby
Nwa
Ancuet
North aQss
WEST
South
Myster Nas
Seth
East
Eiaeay
Jack
Aiarncexic
Searn Orcald
Jacel
Tennie
Copic
Beek
North Court
Steec
Tena Aw
Marshall Myers
Uniontown
Myers
Ivan
Lewis Myers
Kenneth Myers
Bessie Myers
Ivan Myers
Barbara Myers
James Myers
John Michael
Randy
Luther Myers
Terry and
Tammy
Richard Myers
Done Ami Ricky
Chester Masser
Chet Jr
Bod Lensier
Clarence Hy Ie
Emma F. Cartnall
Ffrom Quinn
E. G. Terrell
Eliza Whims
David Offett
Luther Brown
Charles Whims
John Leeks
Jesus
Phillip Bowens
Charles Palmer
George Ambush
Merhle Hill
Clarence Disney
Daniel Williams
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks II
Jennie P. Crum
George C. Crum
Funeral Home
Sire
Catherine E. Myers
Raymond D. Myers
Creager
Edward H. Fisher
Larry Daugherty
Raymond Flohr
Myron Wikthide
Gary Schikit
Melvin Bostian
LeRoy Coshon
Keysville
Albert L. Smith
Libertytown
Samuel L. Smith
Wellsboro
John H. Smith
Fort Knox
Winfield W. Smith
Paul Smith
A. Rice
Kenneth Whitmore
Carroll H. Warfield
Fannie Saville Ripley
Oak Orchard
Singanore Cemetery
Robert Etzier
Bruce Ramsburg
Holmes Baker
Francis Barnes
Maureen van Sain
Kenneth Burker
Nora Oden Thompson
Frack . Thompson
Brumwick
Charles Town General Hospital
Eat Church Street
Ralph Miller
St. Paul's Cemetery
Toms of Rocks
Mo B. Etchigan and
Sem
William Stam
Lace Remsberg Stross
Wallam Co Strauss
Liver Spring
Washington Hospital Center
Mazerstoan
Jong Tiss
Strouse
Emon Coan
Viola Thomas Remstarg
Bachegstan
Het Hee Vech Schon
Preder Kode
Johns Hoprtes
Washonsien
Mian
Earl Reriiing
Buckeytown
Ella and Remshers
Asry
Tiaval
Pumgarey Funeral Home
Coal Ranges
Coral Valley
California
Vencile-Martin
Linganore Church
Harry D. Grossnickle
Mapleville
Washington County Hospital
Mar Mapleville
Joseph
Emma A. Stouffer Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Thurman T. Grossnickle
Rockville
Myrtle Kretzer
Maucansville
Blanche Gorden
Nephess
REDD
Tetasiule
Fort Benming
Alaska
Merl Thorpean
Anna
Frewernch
Ore
Yukon
Ma- Raed Wea
Othe
Infanin
Fort Renate
Sreaal
Hammeraht
Sharon Opera
Raveweed
Evie Rasto
Webster Epler
Frederick Avenue
Pam
John
Elizabeth Whitmore
Esier
William D. Reners Lamber Company
BE Leder Esker
Mice FE
Svarte
Pauline Exler
Find W. Sporting
Friess
Birrell
Etchiem and Son
G. Die Metler
G. Clyde Maley
Iris Hand
Chie B. Monkey
Damascus
Clagettsville
Oscar and
Delle Mae Mocky
Werner
Montgomery Methodia
Richard Eugene Veacile
Kar
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Eleanor N, Hood
Mt Airy
Lois
Purdum
J. William Mosley
Kemptown
Olin L. Molesworth
Montgomery Methodist Church
Church
Harvey Herbert Augustus Long
George Peter
Mary Henrietta Zimmerman Long
Sarah Catherine Keeney Long
Hallie M. Long
Woodrow A. Long
Goldie I. Smith
BR. Naomi Timmons
Kathryn E. Clemm
Irven T. Long
Viola M. Remsburg
Annabelle Eyler
Carrie M. Bell
Bessie Bowers
Mt. Airy
Chanel Lutheran Church
Dollyhyde Road
Chapel Lutheran Church
Donald Haas
Chapel
D. D. Hartzler
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