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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1958

Page

2

Nicodemus Hurier Wedding at Montgomery Church

Miss Evelyn M. Hurley daughter of Browningsville and Kent C Nicodemus Jr son of Mr and Mrs Kent C Nicodemus Walkersville were married by Rev E Lees at Montgomery Methodist Church August 2. Leo Hurley wore a pale pink gown. matron of honor Mrs Ross E Clem wore pink taffeta. Reception followed near Kemp Town. Nicodemus nurse at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing and on staff at Frederick County Health. Nicodemus a University of North Virginia graduate and with Glade Valley Milling Company.

Nicodemus Hurier Evelyn M. Hurley Browningsvile Kent C. Nicodemus Jr Soni Kent C. Xicodermus Walkersville E. Lees Arfield Leo Hurley Kemp Town Frederick Memorial Hosppital School of Nursing Fred County Department of Heath University of Ninia Glade Valley Milling Company

The News August 4 1938 front page item

The News weekly issue notes subscription rates and phonetic local details. It lists prices for various periods and formats and mentions the Associated Press as a source of news dispatches.

Soutern Prg. & Mfg North Court St Bredermck Nid Crt Mons Curser Audix Bureau of Committee Associated Pres Enck Md

Automatic landing robots tested by US Air Force

The Air Force tests autonomous landing systems that guide aircraft from approach to touchdown via a robotic control tower, with elevation assignment and spiral guidance. A Cook Laboratories automatic voice relay turns computer data into pilot audio, enabling high landing rates and reduced need for plane hardware.

L.S. Air Force Air Force Cook Research Laboratories

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Aug 4 1908

Nixdorff a longtime Frederick dry goods dealer and Bible Society leader dies at 78. He authored The Life of Barbara Frieichie and led a mission school on West Patrick street. A Mountain City Creamery wagon horse runs away at Sixth street, injuring driver Thomas. Steiner Brothers druggist Daniel Steiner dies suddenly at 47, former treasurer of the Junior Fire Company. Miller property on East Church street torn down to make way for two houses. Elmer Munshower and C Frank Coblentz depart for Saunders Range for state rifle matches.

Henry Morris. Nixdorff Frederick City Hospital Nixdorff Frederick County Bible Society Evangelical Lutheran Church West Patrick Street Barbara’ Frieichie Mountain City Russell Thomas Sixth Street Fifth Sixth Streets Thomas Daniel H. Steiner Steiner Brothers, Druggists Harry R. Steiner North Market Street East Church Street William A Hahn

Youth Band Concert At Baker Park Spirited Elementary Ensemble

An instrumental group of about sixty five elementary students from Thurmont Woodsboro Liberty North Frederick Yellow Springs Walkersville and Emmitsburg will perform at the Baker Park Bandshell on Wednesday at 745 p m. Led by Kr Silliman and Cal Wacker the youth band completes eight weeks of private and group instruction under Thomas Lillian and Wacker with the rain date set for the following Wednesday August 13.

Askeal F. & M Frederick Co Frederickton W. Mg. Trust Ox Fibre Brush Fred Potomac Edison Frederick Gas Marken & Bielfeld Fred. Co. ‘Agricultural Society Bank of Srumswick Partners State Burg Ational ersoUre - Germantown Bank First National Mi Myersville New Windsor Birnie Trust Taneytown First National Taneytown Thurmont Bank Walkersville Bank Lee Woodsboro Savings Baker Park Thurmont Woodsboro Liberty North Frederick Yellow Springs Walkersville Emmitsburg Thomas Lilligan Calvin Wacker Kr. Silliman Mr. Wacker

July flittings list shows 38 relocations citywide

The local utility company reports 38 flittings in July. Entries include names and moves such as Thomas C. Allen from Grant Place to Heawath Drive Madison Wisconsin and Pauline Ford from North Market Street to East Third Street.

Thomas C. Allen Grant Place Heawath Drive Madison Wis Pauline Ford North Market ‘Street East Third Street Gene W Braddock Heighis Garland iMaker Carver Apartments South Street James D. Ringdahl Wenona Street Ocala Fla Donald L. Simpson West Seventh Street RFD Frederick Leonard Tilley Military Road Old Oxford East South Street Walter E. Horman Union Bridge John Larvick Biggs Avenue Georgetown Walkersville Frank T. X Jer West South Street Lee Place Anthony Mac Bradock Heights Ada Ogle Saints Street Frederick Harry Quinn W. Third Street Wilson Place Charles S. Ray South Market Street Paul Robertson William Rowtzka Urbana Trail Avenue J. WS Oakwood Drive Auburn Bethesda Wisner West Fourth Street Dill Avenue

Birthday Dinner Held in Frederick Names Warrenfeltz Family

A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foster M. Warrenfeliz honoring Mrs. Foster Warrenfelz and family members. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cramer with daughters Barbara and Mary Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Warrenfeltz with Connie, and Mr. and Paul M. Warreneltz with Donnie Ronnie and Donnie plus Joree and Jeanette. Other relatives from surrounding towns joined the event in Frederick.

Foster M. Warrenfeliz Austin Cramer Barbara Mary Alice Jimmy Bernard Warrenfeltz Connie Paul M. Warreneltz iDonnie Ronnie Donnie Joree Jeanette Bal‘Umore Markwood Warrenffeltz Dundalk Walter Zimmerman

Man Given Three Days For Gun Case

William Floyd McClure Jr., 30, of Chambersburg, fined $10 and jailed three days in Washington County for possessing a loaded eight shot .22 revolver found in his car on Virginia Avenue after a 5 30 a m police call. He offered no clear explanation for the gun or why he was parked there en route from Frederick to Chambersburg. Relates to a separate charge previously assessed. Also mentions heat relief measures amid a heat wave causing fatalities.

A. C. Lowry Jr C. E. Mowen Clere Virginia Frederick Chambersburg McClure Grink Target Shop Miller

Historically Valuable Wills Moved to Annapolis Hall of Records

Frederick county historical wills dating to 1737 have been moved from the Register of Wills office to the Hall of Records in Annapolis. Register of Wills Harry Nar announces completion with wills microfilmed and refiled in safe storage.

Frederick County Register of Wills Hall of Records Annaepolis Register of Willis Harry Nar Radcliff Sears

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Tre City fax rate 15 expected to stay at 1.65 for another year. Ten Knight Dempsey will referee an all star boxing card at McCurdy Field August 12. Janet Coblentz of Middletown struck by a horseshoe at Mt. Tabor Park picnic, suffering a fractured skull but improving. Edith H. Shank sold her North College Parkway residence for about 7,000. A surprise birthday party was held July at Rt. 5 Shookstown with many guests. Basel Switzerland ships roughly 500,000,000 tons yearly though it sits 500 miles inland.

Alger Dempsey McCurdy Field Janet Coblentz Leslie N. Coblentz Middletown Farm Bureau and Grange Mt. Tabor Park Edith H. Shank J. Samuel Thomas North College Parkway

Nothing Like It in Summit Duels Between Leaders

James Marlow reports a Washington column analyzing the tense back-and-forth letters between President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The exchange, filled with accusations, denials, and threats, shows no calm path to a summit and hints at broader U N tensions, Lebanon actions, and pressure from allies and satellites.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Eisenhower Khrushchev Jsumanit Thes Khhrushchev United States Lebanon Soviet Union Eisenshowers Britain United Nations U.N State Department Mideast Europe Moscow Emire Khrushchev Peipi

Optimists Dinner Meeting Highlights Advertising Talk

Members of the Optimist Club of Frederick gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a dinner meeting last Thursday. WEMD manager James Eshieman spoke on The Effects of Advertising, introduced by vice-president Robert Barklow, with Bruce Reeder presiding. Gus Ryman brought guest Waldo Ricketts.

Optimist Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel James Eshieman WEMD Bruce Reeder Robert Barklow Gus Ryman Waldo Ricketts

Military officer returns from Navy duty and medical residency

Dr. F Beachley Main, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd C Main Middletown, was discharged from the United States Navy after serving as a lieutenant on the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge and stationed at Norfolk. A Johns HopkinsMD 1934 graduate, he resumes surgery residency at Vanderbilt University Hospital Nashville commencing where he left off in July 1954.

F. Beachley Main Floyd C. Main Middletown United States Navy Main Valley Forge Norfolk Johns Hopkins University Vanderbilt University Hospital Nashville Tenn Hi Naval Service James Wilmer Moss West Patrick Street Findlay College Findlay Moss Frank Buch East Patrick Street Charles Buch Fall River Mass Ie Lusby Damascus Lewis Care Lewisdale Ira

Hospitals report appendicitis cases and a centenarian admiral

Among The Sick Richard Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Richard Tucker Sr Thomas avenue was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday with telic appendicitis He underwent surgery Sunday morning His condition is satisfactory today Mrs David W Etzler of Ridac vile who was a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital has returned to her home Mr Master Stephen F Sunday sons of Mr and Mrs Lewis D Sunday Route 3 entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday night and underwent an emergency appendectomy His condition is satisfactory Mrs William Fry Lander entered the University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore on Friday for surgery Oldest admiral dies London AP The Royal Navy s oldest rear admiral John Jefferys Dennis died today He was 100 He retired in 1918.

Richard Tucker Richard Tucker Sr Thomas Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital David W. Etzler Ridacvile Stephen F Lewis D William Fry, Lander University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore London Royal Navy John Jefferys Dennis

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