U S Small Business Insights From Gloucester Column
Roger W Babson writes from Gloucester about the rise of large corporations, small business challenges, and the value of personal service. He notes DeWitt Emery's death in Evanston and reflects on taxes, wages, and the future of family owned shops. He predicts growing late evening sales and a shift back toward small specialty manufacturing.
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Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Babson Institute
DeWitt M, Emery
Evanston, TH
National Small Business Men's Association
DeWitt M. Emery
New York
Ernest Gaunt
Trivel Pohalinva
Pondnnr
Peple
Alost
Alore
Europe
Osutaias Wala
Laninumon
Gepsright
4-H Club Week set at University of Maryland campus
More than 150 young 4-H members train for Club Week at the University of Maryland College Park next week. Event organizers Miss Betsy Lovington and Robert S. Stansfield Jr. list numerous attendees with specific duties including recreation leaders, dining room workers, information desks, and page roles across towns such as Middletown Buckeystown Jefferson Petersville New Market Walkersville Libertytown and Thurmont.
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East Church Street
University of Maryland
College Park
Betsy Lovington
Robert S. Stansfield Jr
Barbara Carback
Thurmam
Mary Alice Cissell
Buckeratown
Elsie Green
Myersville
Jamece Lee Hann
Lesistown
Defecation Deades
Costa Dianas
Ballenger
Sing At Vespers
Alive Holter
Middletown
Song Reader
Joyce Mood
Prospect
Page
Barbara Hert
Style Review
Marstand Trad
Huthette Keller
Jefferson
Recreation
Mary Helen Lovke
Recreation Teader
Esther Ludy
Myers
Maryland
K Smith
New Market
Nid
Charlotte Stiles
Jean Stine
Petersville
Information Desk
Martha Kitdy
Harold McDevitt
Pleasant
Charles Putman
Lewistown
Wil
Gladys Alsup
Yelen Alsuyp
Libertytown
Beverly Axling
Barbara Baker
Clayce Bayer
Carol Ann Brachey
Mr. Pleasant
Joanne Cissel
Buckeystown
Dorothy Coleman
Johnsville
Christy Conway
Francis Cutsall
Burkeystown
Nancy Dinterman
Thurmont
Mary Dreessen
Carroll Maneer
Susan Bader
Helen Englebrechs
Linda Ganley
Dottie Geisbert
Sally Geishert
Urbana
Jackie Jlevner
Barbara Jean Hahn
Marianne Hahn
Beverley Hann
Etelia Tiariseugh
Walkersville
Judith Moryan
Martha
Jane Hoffman
Belly Huebner
Ann Jones
Alt. Pleasant
Naomi Kennedy
Diana Ketterls
Marilynn Kifer
Patsy Rippeon
Betty Jane Roberson
Ruth Ann Roberson
Rebecca Rover
Marmont
Sandra Sohames
Jeffeson
Margaret Schierholz
Nellie Shafer
Rita Smith
Catherine Stambaugh
Rooks Ridge
Telon Sull
Ruth Sul
Tha! Low Stinkle
Ciwrall Manor
Valjean Summers
Myarsville
Nancy Thrasher
Mary Walter
Carrot] Manor
Blaine Whitmore
New Midwa
Mildred Willian
Labertytown
Fay Williar
Lewtown
Patsy Wise
Ian Wolfe
Wo Ifle
Viola Arntz
Sandra Zimmerman
Janet Lee Bechtel
Brunswick
Ross
Will
Donald W. Widdletown
S. Maryland
Frederick Barkier
Unionville
Charles Lee Black
Limonsille
Jackn Wexroad
Libertytown Sr
Eric Arnold
Bill Reensherd
Middletown Sr
Clare Jurne Noffsinger
Richard Grossmeckle
Pebertstoynt Sr
Paul Spurtier
Laherttown Sp
Donald Easterday
Middlefa
Ralph Win Harbaugh
Austin N. Garver
Lmonville
Gene Hert Dotelas
Middletown Sp
Howard Stevens
Thomas King
Carrolsia
Entra Brandenhueg
Moline Town
Taser
Daniel Moser
Creagerstown
Larry Warner
Byron Grassnickie
Liberty Town
David Lang
Jamies Sage Man
Paul Rhoderik
Unionsilie
Paul Beale Morris Zenty
Emmitsturg
Eugene Movers
Ne Waser
Createrstown
Stuart Brachey
Harold Lee Bowers
Space travel era begins with International Geophysical Year plan
The article notes Orville Wrights first flight in 1903 and links progress to jet speed. It describes the International Geophysical Year 1957 to 1958, with scientists from forty nations including the Soviet Union, studying meteorology, gravity, solar activity, cosmic rays, and oceanography. It states the United States will launch small satellites to collect atmospheric data, framing the project as a natural step after air flight, atomic energy, and supersonic speed.
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Orville Wright
United States
Earth
Soviet Union
Incorporation filings for The Frederick Hotel Company
Articles of incorporation filed in the Circuit Court clerk’s office for Frederick city. Frank L. Stoner is the sole local incorporator. The group may purchase the Park Hotel property. Reports of local accidents include a man slipping into the Monocacy near Frederick Junction, a runaway colt colliding with a wagon, and a damaged porch post at Dorsey’s Hotel. The first annual Reformed Sunday schools reunion was held at Braddock Heights with crowding from Frederick. Misses Elea and Amy Zeigler hosted guests for Miss Katherine Eitel of Baltimore.
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Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick City
Frank L. Stoner
Park Hotel
William Cronise
West South Street
Monorcacy
Frederick Junction
Stephen C. Geisbert
West All Saints Street
Dorsey
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Elea
Amy Zeigler
East Church Street
Katherine Eitel
Baltimore
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago notes report low rainfall delaying concerns of water shortage in Frederick city while Fishing Creek reservoir spillway ran at night. Families Michael and Delaplaine headed to Camp Starderman with Mary Jane Michael returning home. Jefferson baseball star Hubert Miller, 16, recovers from a broken ankle after roller skating incident. Carroll County Democrats back Mrs W Lee Hoke for New Windsor postmaster appointment.
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Fredenck City
Fishing Creek
H.eavier Michael
West College Terrace
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue
Camp Strawderman
Columbia Furnace
Mary Jane Michael
Mise Delaplaine
Hubert
Kelly) Miller
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Democratic State Central Committee
Carroll County
W. Lee Hoke
New Windsor
Chief Victims of Maryland Moonshining Are Taxpayers
An editorial series notes moonshining in Maryland is a five million dollar business, with taxpayers bearing losses in alcohol taxes. Maryland Alcoholic Beverage Tax Enforcement Unit head Robert Locke cites 36 raids by five state agents, federal helpers, and estimates at least 90 stills seized overall.
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Maryland
Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Marsland
Robert N.cke
Allireete
Lucke
Locke
Lax
Washington
Delaware
Ftomorrow
Birth of Alves Katrina boosts Schmid family in Ardmore
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmid of Ardmore Pennsylvania announce the birth of their second child and first daughter, Alves Katrina, Monday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds ten and a half ounces. Mrs. Schmid is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G Raymond Shipley of Jefferson Pike.
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Ardmore
Alves Katrina
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Schmid
G. Raymond Shipley
Jefferson Pike
JoAnn
Deborah War
Howard County
Mharles Johnson
White Plains
N. Y
Fidler Zentz
Katie W. Crossly
Baltimore
Penale Wade
Fanny
Cumberland
Albert Warfield
Montgomery Heights
Denmesd Kolb
George G. Strott
Salisbury
Green Ti and Country Club
Hoper
Fine
Stanley Tenmead Kolber
Patricia Johnson
Philadelphia
Ensign Kolb
Naval Academy
San Francisco
Tuy
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Black
Frederick memorial hospital notes and social events
Among The Sick Advan Shriner 12 year old son of Mrs Simatha Shiner Rreh North Market street is reported improving nicely at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he remains a patient with a broken leg struck by an automobile on East Third street Tale 19 Alt Frank Beachley near Viies ville admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday for a heart ailment Mrs Janes Wohanton Yellow Springs who has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for the past four weeks is slowly recovering Mrs Paul Wise of Lewistown is remvalescing at her home after a conker siege of SITS pre mena awarded certificate by school Fort Ben ?d Le Kenneth 1 May 2 v2 inteNG af 209 West Patrick street Frederick Md has been awarded a certificate by Arms Extension Courses The Infantry School for completing a course of study appropriate to the rank of 24 Lt Hilltop Rouse guests View Ettie Fulmer Miss Fred eth among ten Miss Mayland candidates who will be guests at the Filthap House Hare pers … at a dance on Friday night a mambo contest will be held Geronimo's Rhythm Makers Washington will play for the panorama An added attraction will include a performance by the Murphy Johnson ballroom team.
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Advan Shriner
Simatha Shiner
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Strick
East Third Street
Frank Beachley
Viiesville
Janes Wo Hainton
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Paul Wise
Lewistown
Sits
Mena
Fort Ben
le Kenneth
West Paterick Street
Frederick
Med
Hilltop Rouse
Ettie Fulmer
Fredeth
Mai Vland
Frijax
Geronimo
Rhythmmakers
Washington
Panor
Murphy-Johnson Ballroom
Clarksburg Birthday and Community Notices Gathered
Clarksburg notes celebrate Ric and Mickey Dean birthday at Hershey Park. Mrs. Helen Belle Bennett birthday observed midweek. Sewing club at Mrs Ralph McConnell home included Mrs Paul Allender and others. Weekend and upcoming events include Clarksburg Methodist Sunday School picnic August 11 and Mountain View Park crab and shrimp feast August 21. Many residents cited with births, visits, and social gatherings.
Walston Opens New Branch Office at Hotel Dagmar
Walston & Company announces a new branch in Hotel Dagmar Hagerstown under John A Hershey Jr. The firm, with 37 offices coast to coast and a Luango Switzerland branch, employs 300 and exceeds 600000 in capital. Associated officers include Howard S Kastor Richard K Hershey and Carmetta M Watt. Cashman Reunion notices follow with Eduard Weikert as main speaker.
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Walston & Co
Dagmar
Hagerstown
Ofohn A Htershey Jr
Walston & Company
Luango
Switerland
San Francisco
Walston &Company
John RK. Hershey Jr
Howard S. Kastor
Richard K. Hershey
Carmellta M. Watt
New Books At Artz Library
Churchill Randoph five hundred photographs tell life of Sir Winston Churchill with key events and friends. Stay ed Virginia explores why 21 GIs refused repatriation after Korea war through 23 states and relatives stories. Delinquents surveys juvenile crime with case studies and prevention ideas. England and the English analyzes the nation’s character through history with maps and plates for readers.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Virginia Pastey
Gls
Benjamin Fine
New York
U. S
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Charles Duff
Cout
Frank Bentz Memorial Dedicated at Washington County Sports Club
A marble monument to Frank L. Bentz of Washington County was unveiled at the Conococheague Sportsmen's Club near Millers Run on the Potomac. A Bentz Memorial Pond was opened for member children during open season, funded by the club and surveyed by the Soil Conservation Service. A memorial address by William G. Stockhausen and a poem by Edgar Guest were part of the dedication ceremony.
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Hagerstown
Frank L. Bentz
Washington County
Long
Conococheague Sportsmen's Club
Potomac
Millers Sawmill
Bentz
Benta
Tieit BuUeDto
State Game & Inland Fish Commission
William G. Stockhausen
Baltimore
Earl I. Hoover
Edgar Guest
Concidence
Wilson P
Frank II Bentazon
Soil Conservation Service
Beards Announce Wedding Of Helen Louise Harris
Engagements and wedding notices appear from Westminster. Helen Louise Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Harris, wed Carl Ne Witt Harris in Grace Lutheran Church. The couple resides at 48 Ward Avenue Westminster after a weeklong honeymoon. Mrs Harris is a Sykesville High School graduate and works in Baltimore. he attended Manchester High School and works for Black & Decker. A second notice: Barbara Lee Fogle to Leonard A Jacobs, no date yet set for the wedding. Court House offices to close early at 2 PM daily due to heat.
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Nartis
Ocara
Clifford M. Beard
Liberty Read
Lakessilio
Helen Louise
Carl Ne' Witt Harris
John D. Harris
Manchester Road
Westminster
Grace Lutheran Church
Elwood
Falkenstein
Charles Siem
Charles Stem
Haris
Ward Avenue
Harris
Sykesville High School
Poor, Bowen, Bartlett and Kennedy Inn
Baltmore
Manchester
Joby Wo Fogle
West South Street
Barbara Lee
Leonard A Jacobs
Frederick
Red
Country Girl shines at Heights Theater in Mounta
Fine portrayal of the country girl Georgie and Frank Elgin anchor a strong Mountaint Theater summer stock production of The Country Girl at Braddock Heights. Dororthy Lee Tompkins, Jack LeGrand, Peter Breeth and Louis Griffrida deliver solid performances under director Jim Dyas in a tight, tension filled staging with plain yet effective sets. It marked the sixth show of the season, praised as a top flight production by Frederick locals.
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Paul Moore
Mountain
Braddock Heights Playhouse
Mountain ‘Theater
Dodd
Georgie
Frank
Dorothy Lee Tompkins
Jack LeGrand
Elgin
LeGrand
Bernie Dodd
Peter Breeth
Walker Jolliffe
Phil Cook
Paul Unger
Louis Griffrida
Paula Winstead
Nancy Stoddard
Larry
Aamen
Jim Dyas
Bigin
Walter Stilley
CD Drill Films To Be Shown In Frederick County
CD deputy Paul B. Rhoads Jr. announced that Operation Fireball Civil Defense training films from Frederick High School will be shown in Frederick Middletown and Rocky Ridge. Showings occur August 9 at Citizens Truck Company and August 17 at Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association, with additional venues possible through the Independent Hose Company. Rhoads will also screen Olney Civil Defense school films.
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Frederick High School
Paul B. Rhoads Jr
Fire
Frederick
Middletown
Rocky Rindge
Citizens Truck Companys
South Court Street
Red Cross Appeals for William Sweeny Family Help
The total loss fire on Blue Mountain road near Yharmont left William and Mrs Sweeny with destroyed home and furnishings. The Red Cross seeks donated furniture cooking utensils and linens for the family and will coordinate aid from its South Market street Reed Cross office.
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Total Red Cross
William R. Sweeny
Blue Mountain Road
Yharmont
Red Cross
Jimmy Kiete
Notic
Reed Cross
South Market Street
Shaw Reappointed as Chief Engineer at Suburban Sanitary Commission
Harry B. Shaw, previously of this city, was named chief engineer of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission as the group reassembled Monday. He has served as chief engineer since 1951 and been on the commission's engineering staff since 1923, with several appointments made at the meeting.
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Harry B. Shaw
This Ciy
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
W. Shaw
Commission
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