Harper's Ferry Centennial Observance Draws Federal Units
Uniformed Federal soldiers rehearse for Harper’s Ferry centennial events on October 28 near the Baltimore and Ohio Bridge. The observance marks 100 years since John Brown’s raid. The pageant includes Civil War era units from Hagerstown Clear Spring and nearby communities, with artillery, cavalry, and infantry displays led by Corporal Gunner R A Darth.
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John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Boi Heights
W. Va
Harpers Ah
Biz
Hagerstown
Oon
Ipsbury Arslend
Louisumi
Clear Spring
Rodeo Club
Hagerstown Ciril
Olleaiy
Richard” Kershne
Council
Burns
Charles Lescallett
Eugene Martin
Relish Ebersole
Samuel Priberone
Ronald Gardner
Fritz Haselberger
Tom Germack
James Murfin
Eugene Bowers
R. A. Darth
Fragmentary Civil War Muster Notes From Sharpsburg Area
Fragments describe artillery and infantry equipment including exomuskets and Sharps rifles, with mentions of Denon and Marsland Rodeo Club. Enlistment rates suggest a unit of about one hundred, mostly cavalry and sabre-armed, operating from Confederate Marsland region.
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Sharpsburg
Eight Caitrecent Inc
Ieton County Land
Marsland Rodeo ‘Club
Milk Co-Operative To Meet At Westminster
Milk Co-Operative plans a semi annual meeting at Westminster High School at 1 30 p m with MCMP President G Emrich presiding. Directors will be elected from District 6 to serve on the Board. Reports from W P Sadler and R L Strock will be followed by regional volunteer group reports. The organization seeks a Federal Order for the Chesapeake Bay area covering nine Western Shore counties.
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W. P. Sadler
R. L Strock
Carroll
Frederick
Harford
MCMP
Department of Agriculture
Chesapeake Bay
Gandhi records of late Mohandas offered by All India Radio
All-India Radio places long play records of Mohandas Gandhi on sale. The collection includes his English language speech at the Asian relations conference held in March 1945, among other items from the leader.
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Gandhi
Mohandas
all-India Radio
Farm Queen To Present Call To Oriole Player
The Frederck Chamber of Com sponsoring three agr oval activities, the new Cham ber manager, Richard D. Ham mond, announced on Tuesday. help to promote the ceremonies honoring Miss Peggy arm Queen of ick will take ace before ball game during "Frederick County Day' at Baltimore Memorial Stadium efi. will present a pure bred Frederick Conn Holstein call to one oF ole players during tthe ceremony The Chamber is also sponsor. 2-H Club member during 3 Week at Maryland Uni this week, Hammond an nounced he fall, the Frederick Cham present a certificate of and a cash award to the judged to have the cattle exhibit cis K Fair. best Rept d pdlawed during the Frederi ACCOUNT FILED noltz The executors, Merie Flord Keil helts, Raymond Ernest Keilholtz, Vernon Grayson Keilholitz and Rash Lee Keilholtz, reported that "here ate included an invence' personal property, an inventory of stocks and bonds and cash received. Payments and disbursements' tod $1,986 61, leaving the estate' 'overpaid by $831.01 which amount' was paid by the executors. Tight er censorship Bangkok Bangkok :AP)-The Thai Cab inet is imposing stricter censor ship on both imported and domes tic 'films 'o play down sex and hooliganism. It's in furtherance of a government drive to clean up, Bangkok, where until recently pornographic movies were shown widely. Buffalo Bill Killed more than in 17 months, ac couting Britannica.
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Frederck Chamber of Com
Richard D. Hammond
Peggy Arm
Ick
Frederick County
Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Efi
Maryland
Hammond
Frederick Cham
Noltz
Merie Flord Keilhelts
Raymond Ernest Keilholtz
Vernon Grayson Keilholitz
Rash Lee Keilholtz
Tod
Bangkok
Police Chief speaks on responsibilities at Kiwanis meeting
Frederick City Chief of Police Charles V. Main urged Kiwanis members to uphold civic duties citing the U S Constitution preamble. He stressed leaders must establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for the common defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for all.
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Charles V. _Main
Kiwanis Club
United States
Maryland
Mainy
Onlhe Department
Chie
Main
Frederick City
Fred. Kiwanis hear city police chief profile
A Frederick Kiwanis meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured Chief Main, eight years as police head, born in Middletown and longtime city resident. Introduced by George B. Delaplaine Jr., the speaker described Main’s FBI Institute, Traffic Institute, and Harvard Homicide School credentials and civic service. Visitation notes included Robert K. Menakee and Jack Scollard. Tom Garner’s birthday was celebrated with song. Leaders Bible Class met at Calvary Methodist Church with Ray Watkins presiding and 48 red division, 59 hine division members present, plus five visitors.
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Francis Scott Key
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Main
Middletown
Chief Main
FBI Institute
Traffic Institute
Homicide School
Harvard University
Lions Club of
Frederick
Carlton Molesworth
Tom Garner
Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Church Chapel
Ray Watkins
Carl Thomas
Edward Mantz
A. T. Anderson
Delmus Layman
Millard S. Crum
Paul Smith
Melvin Tabler
John Grove
Edward $. Rice
Cars Collide on Bridge Delays Traffic in Waynesboro
State police report two cars damaged on the camelback Bridge above Roadside in Waynesboro PA Saturday at 67 p.m. Howard Barnes Jr. 26 of Fayetteville R D 2 and Emmanuel Turner 23 of Emmitsburg failed to sight each other as they neared the bridge grades. Estimated damage center 250. Barnes Frederick Maryland August 3 1959.
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Waynesboro
Howard Barnes Jr
Fayeuteville R. D. 2
Emmanuel ©. Turner
Emmitsburg
Bhe Barnes
Emergency room in high demand after weekend injuries
Emergency room attendants at Waynesboro Hospital faced near constant demand over the past weekend as a long list of injured persons sought care. Among those listed was a Lantz, Md. man Harry W. Laign, 57, hurt in a collision early Monday, with multiple scalp, arm, back and ankle injuries from a crash on Route 81 near Thurmont. Arab y WSCS meets with 15 members present. program emphasized Building Christian Character Youth and included readings and songs. Next month’s meeting will be at Mrs Charlotte Ausherman’s home. Liechtenstein covers 61 square miles and has a population of 35,000.
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Turner
Cac
Waynesboro Hospital
Lantz
Harry W. Laign
Laigr
Thurmont
Araby Wscs
Araby Wsc S
Martha Ausherman
Doris Sines
Hilda Rice
Bonnie Linton
Jean Whipp
Ruth Ellen Lenhart
Dolores Hauser
Edna Rite
God
Patsy Bowers
Charlotte Ausherman
Bates Price of Vermont Heirloom Spread Sale Item
An heirloom bread spread described as snow white antique white offered at regular 12.98 pounds with a sale price of 10.98 dollars. The ad notes a discounted price likely aimed at attracting buyers during a clearance event.
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Bates
Vermont
Bates Xevaua
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
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