Wedding Bells In Thurmont For Grimes And Staub
A double ring ceremony was held at St John s Lutheran Church Thurmont as Miss Mary Virginia Grimes and Ernest W Staub Sr united in marriage at 7 pm July 15 in a setting of white gladioli and candles. Rev William E Ervin officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple planned a road trip to an unannounced destination, with both families hosting a reception in the church social room. Staub is employed by his uncle. the couple resides on Kellbaugh Road near Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtae
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Mary Virginia Grimes
Oe A Graceham
Ernest W. Stub Sr
Ernest W. Staub Sr
Rocky Ridge
William E. Ervin
Mary Devilbiss
Calvin Staub
Kellbaugh Road
Page 4 JHE News Frederick August 4 1908
Frederick Maryland newspaper page four from Thursday August 4 1908 issued by Great Southern Printing Co. subscription rates 5 cents single and 10 per month in advance. Frederick post office release and Associated Press copyright notice appear on the front page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Marth
Ee Femser
Associated Press
Fredenck
Fight Of The Century Preview In 1960 Campaign
The two young contenders, Senator John F Kennedy and Vice President Richard M Nixon, trumpet a decisive race for President. Kennedy plans early campaigning in Hawaii and Alaska with a New Frontier theme while building state by state support and urging Democratic registration. Nixon emphasizes peace and prosperity and vows a tough, no quarters campaign. Both foresee intense, nationwide effort with risk of precinct level clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Hawaii
Alaska
America
Richard M
Nixon
Kennedy
Hardhitting
Donnybrook
Dairy firms oppose milk order in Cambridge hearing
Five major dairies from Maryland and Delaware argued before Federal Examiner Clarence Girard that Milk Marketing Order 127 will force them out of business by fixing low prices. They warned suppliers will seek markets in Philadelphia, while the examiner limited new evidence and hearings continue as a preliminary court fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maryland
Delaware
Clarence Girard
US Department of Agriculture
Dairies
Philadelphia
Perlman Funeral Attended by Maryland Leaders
Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes and a group of Democrats, business and civic leaders attended the funeral of Philip B Perlman, a longtime Maryland Democratic figure and former U S Solicitor General. Perlman, a Baltimore native, died Sunday in his Washington apartment at age 76. He co chaired the platform committee at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Rabbi Abraham D Shaw praised Perlman as a statesman who fought discrimination and highlighted the civil rights plank as a crowning achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlman
Baltimore
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
U.S
Philip B. Perlman
Perlman
Washington
Los Angeles
Abraham D. Shaw
Temple Oheb Shalom
Shaw
Two Worship Services Planned at Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren will offer two Sunday services in August and the first two Sundays of September, at nine in the morning and eleven after the Sunday School hour. Normally the same sermon will be used, except August 7 when Mrs Norman Ford will speak at nine and the Pastor at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Norman Ford
India
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Aug 4 1910
Frederick Railroad Co applied for a Market street franchise reviving older memories of a former line that ran up Market to Fourth street using wooden stringers and horse cars. The old track damaged vehicles and was torn up after a special car honored Mayor Carlton's daughter’s wedding. County Commissioners awarded a $5995 contract to York Bridge Co for a Monocacy crossing at Biggs Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad Co
Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Fourth Street
Beckley
Casper Cline
Thomas Carlton
F. W. Staub
Monocacy
Biggs Ford
York, Pa
Sleepy Bird Asks Who Won The Ball Game
In Baltimore the Orioles rallied to beat the White Sox in 11 innings before 13,916 fans at Memorial Stadium. A sleepy spectator, Charles E. Smith, dozed through the game and woke at 3 am to a surprise twist as reporters sought his reaction. The crowd noise and late drama defined the thriller in a chaotic, humorous scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Charles E. Smith
Jet Smith
Smith
Two-Day Bible School Convention at First Church of God
The two-day Bible School of Christian Endeavor Missionary and Temperance Convention was held July 27 and 28 at the First Church of God in Hagerstown with about 100 attending. Rev. Clair Ebersole presided with the morning address on In His Steps to Salvation. Sessions covered plans for salvation, study and prayer, and youth and adult conferences led by Rev. John Gonso Rev. Paul Moore Rev. Robert Easterday and Rev. Wil iam A. Herpich among others. Volunteers reported 39 churches in the Maryland Virginia Eldership with around 5,000 members and 32 societies with 663 members, stressing youth advancement. Officers nominated include Rev. Clair Ebersole president and Rev. Gerald Carbaugh vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School of ‘Christian Endeavor, Missionary ‘and Temperance Convention
Church of God
Hagerstown
Clair Ebersole
Young Peoples Bible School
Adult Bible School
John H. Gonso
Paul
Moore
Robert Easterday
Bible School
Maryland
Virginia
Christian Endeavor
C.G.Y.A
Carlton Hartranft
Clarence McGaha
Wiliam A. Herpich
W. F. Murray
CGYA
Paul Hawbaker
Roland Bill
Women’s Christian Service ‘Council
My Vineyard
Hazel 1
Beard
H &. Churchey
Cora Smith
Etta Martz
Carroll Churchey
Gerald Carbaugh
Glen Nunemaker
Africa
Frances Trumpower
Secretary of Missions
Paul Cordell
Elizabeth Heffner
Joan Berwager
John HL Gonso
C.g-Y.a
John Gossert
Harold Beck
Temperance Society
Edith Haurermill
Hilda Gonso
John H. ‘Hoch
Orchard Ridge
Namemaker
Harold H. Beck
Hany L. Angle
Weasurer
Eileen Whisner
Yvonne Hooper
Kathryn Katzel
Ernest Baker
David L. Ring
Clarence W. McGaha
Moon talk and clan reunion across two columns
A public demonstration links space comms from Bell Laboratories to California Institute of Technology and Goldstone, showcasing moon to earth voice transmission via a 66 foot dish and ruby masers. Separately, the fourth William and Adella Keyser clan reunion drew about 100 attendees at Staley Park with a long roster of relatives and prizes for oldest woman and longest traveling members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
William C. Jakes
Bell “Laboratories
Crawford Hill
Walter Victor S
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Victor
Jakes
Bell Telephone
Federal Communications Commission
Eales
Moon
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
The Lingapore water supply for the city was stepped up as the flow over Fishing Creek dam spillway ceased and canning factories were near starting. The Japanese moved to oust the British from the Far East. General Pershing urged the U S to send at least fifty destroyers to aid Britain, saying we must not fail America. Potomac Edison electricians finished a new substation at Mt Airy. National Guard troops locally will board the first troop train since 1936 for three weeks of maneuvers in New York state, with 160 percent personnel across three units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingapore
Fishing Creek
Far East
John J. Pershing
United States
Great Britain
America
Potomac Edison CO
Mt. Airy
National Guard
New York State
Inducted Ex Army Men From Six County Draft Boards
Six county residents were inducted at Fort Holabird with local board 45 yielding Herman E. Williams and board 46 listing Conrad B. Wagerman Bernard C. Cordell William R. Van Brakle Roland R. Loun and Francis E. Favorite All proceeded to preinduction physicals and were sent to Fort Holabird by bus Also a boxing note reports Henry Hawk stopping Rudy Ellis in Chicago in two minutes 30 seconds of the first round
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Fort Holabird
Herman E. Williams
RFD
Frederick
Focal
Conrad B. Wagerman
Emmitsburg
Bernard C. Cordell
Mr. Airy
Nonrovia
William R. van Brakle
Roland R. Loun
Kemptown
Francis E. Favorite
Thurmont
Armed Forces
Hawk
Chicago
Henry Hawk
Rudy Ellis
Thurmont pair return from Atlantic City trip
Mr and Mrs Edwin D Bales of Thurmont came home Sunday after a four day Atlantic City vacation. Their son Jimmy and daughter Donna visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Marshal Leatherman during the trip. Mr and Mrs Russell S Bartholow at 216 West South Street celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary today. Dr John H Bechtel regional medical officer for Chesapeake Region of the Pennsylvania Railroad completed studies to be certified as Specialist in Occupational Medicine. He is based in Baltimore and oversees health for employees across the region including Philadelphia area to Washington and the Delmarva Peninsula and Norfolk Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Bales
Thurmont
Atlantic City
Jimmy
Donna
Marshal Leatherman
Russell S. Barthlow
West South Street
John H. Bechtel
Chesapeake
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Board of Preventive Medicine
Bechtel
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
York
Frederick
Delmarva Peninsula
Noctolk
School board approves insurance, sidewalk work, and new teachers
A school board committee recommended increases in property damage limits to 25 000 on school buses and county cars and bodily injury limits to 250 000 per accident with 50 000 per insured. The board approved cement sidewalk replacement on North Market Street and a tuition schedule for out of county and state students. Histoplasmosis testing will be added in schools. Two new teachers were approved for Frederick Community College: Lt. Gerald P. Ziemba and Theron D. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Board of Education
F. Ross Myers
W. Spader Baker
Eugene Bowers
North Market Street
Maryland
Outo County
Frederick County
County Health Department
Frederick Community College
Gerald P. Ziemba
Fort Detrick
William A. Wise
Theron D. Green
James R. Rooney
Green
Court News Details Multiple Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Court records show licenses for several couples including Carroll Powers and Doris Dutrow, George Stiles and Vada Wilhide, Harvey Fraley and Mary Scheirer, with associated property transfers valued at $10. Other deeds include Hazel Kepner to Edward Storm and back, James O Connor to Hazel Lewis, Harvey Baker to Ruth Zimmerman, and Dorothy Eyler to Robert Cramer, among others. Pythian Sisters Mt City Temple No 14 held a meeting with picnic plans at Staley Park, a watermelon party on August 8, and continued regular sessions with leadership by Bertie Four in Grace Angleberger’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll J. Powers
Sandy Hook
Doris T. Dutrow
Frederick
George XN. Stiles
Boonsboro
Vada M. Wilhide
Lantz
Harvey F. Fraley
Mary E. Scheirer
Hillcrest Heights
Hazel G. Kepner
Edward D. Storm
J . Hazel G. Kepner
James L. O'Connor
Hazel Grace Lewis
Harvey Baker
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Dorothy L. Eyler
Robert H. Cramer
Hamilton Homes
George S. W. Marvin
Pearl White Doneburg
Claude T. Droneburg
Myrtle N
Helen F. Mock
Myrtle N. Himes
Russell Seiss
Chester L. Fogle Sr
Pythian Sisters
Mt. City Temple No
Temple
Bertie
Grace Angleberger
Staley Park
Pythian Temple
Williar Rezoning Back Before Frederick County Panel
Frederick County commissioners approved the Williar rezoning after accepting Planning Commission conditions and referred related applications back due to applicant disagreement. Stull has not reapplied. The board also discussed federal aid road program approval by August 31, a speed limit reduction on Tract Road near the Pennsylvania line, drainage checks on Point of Rocks Road, and gravel shoulders for the Lourdes Shrine road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Planning Commission
Roads Department
Pennsylvania Line
Point of Rocks
U.S. 15
Hugh J. Phillips
National Shrine of the Grotp of
Lourdes
GS. 15
School board weighs nine fence and lot options
Frederick Hugh School faces student parking issues at Watkins Acres with cross property use. Board weighs fencing versus a 30 car lot at about 2650 dollars while considering long standing agreement to install a fence if trouble develops. Salaries for two district aides were adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hugh School
Watkins Acres
Asa Watkins
Hamilton Homes
Quentin L. Earhart
Alien R. Gaddis II
Sick and Hospitalized Names in Baltimore Area
Among The Sick Mr Foster L Summers. Mr Airy entered University Hospital Baltimore August 1 as a surgical patient. Mr Marshall E Dixon RFD 1 Dickerson underwent surgery Wednesday at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg WV for removal of the upper lobe of his right lung. Mrs Catherine Main North Court Street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening as a medical patient. Mr Harold Burgess formerly of this city now of Silver Springs underwent surgery at Suburban Hospital Bethesda Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster L. Summers
Airy
University Hospital
Baltimore
Marshall E. Dixon
Dickerson
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Catherine Main
North Court Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harold Burgess
Silver Springs
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Births Reported Across Local Hospitals in Pa
Mrs Charles Shaffer of Thurmont was admitted to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa Discharged were Mrs Richard Amoss and infant daughter Detour and Mrs Sterling Adams and infant son Emmitsburg Sp 5 and Mrs Frank G Bennett Blue Ridge Summit announce the birth of a daughter at Waynesboro Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaffer
Thurmont
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Richard Amoss
Detour
Sterling Adams
Emmitsburg
Sp 5
Frank G. Bennnett
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynesboro Hospital
Wills Probated Involving Jones and Rabe Estates
Walter C. Jones probate details list cash bequests to a sister in Norfolk and a brother in Raleigh, with other gifts to named relatives in Florida and North Carolina. Rest of estate to be split between sister H P Baker and brother Chauncey M Jones, executors include W M Storm and Chauncey Jones. notes dated 1956. Mary C Rabe estate leaves BaltImore sale proceeds to four sisters, two brothers share bank funds, two nieces receive stock proceeds, executor Franklin Goodman. Also Seibert D L Schrover estate directs cash conversion and five equal shares to heirs including Laura Wilson’s heirs, a sister, and brothers Thaddeus and John F Schroyer. Paul E Schroyer renounced executorship. Paul F Bittle named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Jones
Orphans Court
H P. Baker
Norfolk
Chauncey M. Jones
Raleigh
N.C
Walter E. Jones
Caryton Jones
Paul L. Willard
RK. W. Baer
Eugalia
Fla
Eugene Leach
W. C. Royal
Jones
H. P. Baker
W. M. Storm
Chauncey Jones
Mildred V. Byler
Pam L. Willard
Mary C. Rabe
Fannie Ridgely
Pearl Moberly
Ruth Kimmill
Lilian Goodman
Baltimore
Franklin Goodman
Thomas Goodman
Sayings Bank of Baltimore
Hilda Goodman
Catherine Hankey
Commonwealth’ Bank
Ada C. Harding
Thelma C. Harding
Seibert D. L. Schrover
Myersville
Bettie Turner
Laura Wilson
Johnstown
Lewis C. Schroyer
Wolfsville
John F. Schroyer
Thaddeus H. Schroyer
Middetown
Rachel C Shank
Charles A. Shank
Paul E. Schroyer
Paul F. Bittle
C. TF. A
Deaths: Dr Charles R Foutz Sr Carroll physician 62 years
Dr Charles R Foutz Sr 87 of Westminster longtime Carroll County physician died at home after a long illness. Born January 1 1873 in Uniontown he studied at Blue Ridge College University of Maryland Medical School Johns Hopkins. Survived by four children and many grandchildren. Esther Lenora Glick 53 wife of Louis M Glick owner Glick Shoe Stores died at home Sunset In Night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles KR. Fouts
Charles R. Foutz
Westminster
Carroll County
Uniontown
Joseph and
Martha Rinehart Foutz
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Carrie E Brown
Charles F. Foutz Jr
G. Russell Benson
West Minster
Paul Sawyer
Silver Run
Harry Monroe
Baltimore
Louis M. Glick
Waynesboro
Esther Lenora Glick
Glick Shoe Stores
Sunset
Glick family store founder’s widow dies in Lewistown
Tahara services held for Mrs. Glick at Ohev Sholom Synagogue Lewistown with Rabbi Marvin Pach lino officiating. Interment in Ohev Sholom Cemetery near Lewistown. Born Philadelphia November 7 1906 daughter of Joseph Ginsberg and Ida Shur Ginstee survived by husband two sons Ivan and Ronald two brothers David and another and four sisters. Also mentions Mrs Milton A Murphy death in Catonsville and funeral plans in Baltimore with Mount Olivet Cemetery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan J
Lewistown
Ronald L
David Ginsberg
Hagerstown
Ober Sholom Synagogue
Hadasss
Mifflin County United Fund
Juniata Lewistown Country Club
Milton A. Murphy
Nellie Benson Murphy
Catonsville
James I
Mary Jane Benson
Laytonsville
Harry T. Murphy
Elkridge
Clyde M' Murphy
Baltimore
Edgar Burdette
Hyvatts Town
Witesky Funeral
Edmonson Avenue
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Obituaries and Community Notes From East Durham and Nearby
Funeral services were held for Andre Peter Van Bergen of East Durham New York with graveside rites at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Rev Russell Seabright officiated. Mrs Ruth May Bnchey died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with funeral services at 106 East Church Street. Rev Harry L Fehl presiding. George P Morningstar died suddenly in Thurmont. services at Creager funeral home led by Rev Lloyd J Wolfe. Pallbearers from American Legion Post. Burial in United Brethren Cemetery. Past Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters held annual outing at Margaret Dutrow home with sixteen members and three visitors. prize won by Elizabeth Shipley. Local grain prices listed by Farmers Cooperative: Wheat 1.55, barley .85, corn 7. Strike settlement reported for Long Island Railroad trainmen after 25 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Peter van Bergen
East Durham
N. Y
Mt Olivet
Russell Seabright
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cunningham
Greenville
Ruth May Bnnchey
Charles Brucher
Bowers Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funeral Home
East Church Street
Harry L. Fehl
Evangelical United Brethren Church
M. Holmes Fount
John A. Summers
Clarence R. Reeder
Robert E. Klein
Edward L. Reeder
Roscoe N. Whipp
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
George P. Morningstar
Thurmont
Creager
Lloyd J. Wolfe
American Legion Post
Thur- Tont
M. J. Albaugh
John Eichelberger
Charles Downs
Richard Stitely
Howard Connaily
Charlies Portner
United Brethren Cemetery
Chiefs’ Association of Pythian Sisters
Margaret Dutrow
Elizabeth Shipley
Daisy Miller
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Pocahontas
Ofairs
Carrie Quinn
Velma Poole
Effie Albaugh
Montevue
Blue Grass
Irip
Earl Hoffman
Route 5
Department of Motor Vehicles
News-Post
Sleepy Bird
Two-Day Bible School Convention
May Keyser
Bradley Stull
Debra Lyon Martz
Oscar ‘Cain
Walter Clem
Austin Klipp
Gerald Beveridge
Theresa
Susan
Donald
Ger‘ald
Roy Meyer
Ronald
Kenneth Klipp
Kenneth
James
Gary
G. Maynard Martz
G. Kermit "Martz
Roger
Delores
Ron‘ald
Arthur Stein 'Jr
Lou Ann
Diane
Maynard Marts
Yvonne
Lucinda
Patricia
Maynard Jr
Kermit W. ‘Martz
Debra
Vernon Shipley
Sharon
Walter G. Clem
Norman L. Dutrow Jr
Lewis
Oscar Cain
Kathy
Walter
Bobby
Daniel Jacobs
JoAnny
Danny
Robert F. Can‘non
Patsy
Walter H. Clem
Wade
David L. Gem
Jenifer
George Jacobs
Robert
Richard Jacobs
Ricky
Earle Clem
Sandy
Butch Ltitely
Oscar W. Keyser
George E. B. Grove
Bessie Stull
Ken‘neth Snyder
John
Walter Keyser
William Keyser
Tamara
Howard Heyser
Morris Keyser
Eddie Browning
Paulette Stull
Court News
Williar
Mit. Marys College
Phillips
Highland Street
U.S. 340
Knoxvile
State Roads Commission
Glicks
Bentz
West Main Street
Farmers Cooperative
New York
Long Island
Nelson Fallee
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