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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1960

Page

4

Births Reported Frederick Memorial Hospital August 1-3

Frederick area births list multiple families: Daniel and Ruth Smith Woodsboro welcome Mary Virginia, second child, first daughter, on Tuesday. Melvin and Betty Haugh RFD 1 Adamstown greet Melanie Ann, third child, third daughter, on Monday. Bernard Remsburg Feagaville and Betty Zimmerman Remsburg welcome Todd Richard, third child, third son, on Monday. Bruce William Beall, 155 West Patrick Street, fifth child, first son, born Monday. Colis Malcolm Blood Live Farms Trailer Court RFD 2 adds Colis Malcolm Jr., first child, a son, Tuesday. Ronald and Diane Moss Coleman Braddock Heights welcome Christie Susan, first daughter, Tuesday. John W. Herman Hammaker apartments Thurmont welcomes John William Jr., second child, first son, Wednesday. A carrier pigeon found by Arnold Guasio Jr. of Rockville near Clifton, marked BIGCA 55 5392, was released after a brief encounter. A Baltimore marriage license issued to John C. Gilbert Frederick and Ann K. Kirseh.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Daniel Smith Woodsboro Mary Virginia Smith Ruth Boller Melvin Haugh RFD Adamstown Melanie Ann Bernard Remsburg Feagaville Todd Richard Remsburg Betty Louise Zimmerman Frederick William Beall West Patrick Street Bruce William Airs Colis Malcolm Blood Live Farms RFD 2 Colis Malcolm Jr Blood Doris Crum Walkersville Ronald Coleman Braddock Heights Christie Susan Coleman Diane Moss Oklahoma City John W. Herman Hammaker Thurmont John William Jr

The News Aug 6 1960 Frederick Maryland

The Frederick News lists subscription rates and carrier options for home delivery. It includes a brief note about the Associated Press license and the newspaper being entered as second class matter. The page shows contact details for The Great Southern Printing Co. and price specifics for various payment terms.

Frederick Mark The Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO North Court St Feedersck Sirgie Mark Mody fAonth Associated Press Focal Img Crick AAG

Treasury Debt Cut Through Refundings Sparks Policy Message

The Treasury plans a cash refunding to replace securities for all investors and reduce the national debt. With a 1.1 billion dollar surplus, Aug 15 maturities of 10.4 billion will be replaced at about 9 billion, allocating 600 million to debt reduction and 800 million to Fanny Mae redemptions, though Fanny Mae notes do not count toward the debt total.

Treasury Federal National Mortgage Association Fanny Mae

Politicians promise aid for seniors amid inflation fears

The piece argues that campaign talk on senior citizens priorities ignores the inflation erosion of savings. It claims politicians worsen inflation through expansive spending while offering little relief, accusing them of schemes that keep the elderly dependent.

Frederick Memorial Hospital patients and related notice items

Medical and surgical patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Evelyn Hawker Miss Patsy Horner and Mrs. Ruth Etzler among others with conditions ranging from medical to postoperative status. A farewell sermon marked Rev John Hoesman’s retirement after 39 years of ministry at Graceham Moravian Church. Harry D Strunk, 68, founder of the McCook Gazette, died after a long illness, having built the paper from a semiweekly in 1911 to daily in 1926.

John R. Hoesman Graceham Moravian Church Graceham Church Harry D. Strunk McCook, Neb The McCook Gazette Suniday

Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1910

Three hundred and fifty Knights Templar of Maryland depart Baltimore by the Baltimore and Ohio line to Chicago for the 31st triennial conclave. A. L. McCardell and wife plan to leave with the Baltimore commandery. C Oscar Routzahn, son of C E Routzahn, passes Census clerkship exam in Washington and will report to the Census Bureau. Frances Fenwick Smith receives Bavarian news about Fr W J Kane’s European trip including Munich entertainments and royal drives. A Packard machine brings members of the Just Government League of Baltimore to town for a morning meeting at Market and Patrick streets led by Mrs Donald R Hooker.

Knights Templar Maryland Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Chicago A. L. McCardell Baltimore Commandery C. Oscar Routzahn C. E. Routzahn West Patrick Street Census Department Washington Census Bureau Routzahn Frederick Frances Fenwick Smith East Second Street C. B. de Garmendia Nymphenburg Bavaria W. J. Kane Father Kane Munich Donald R. Hooker The League Hooker Calvin N. Gabriel Read Lewis Columbia University New York

Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Aug 6 1940

Local sweet corn canners in Frederick express skepticism about the early crop after dry weather. Frederick residents with electric clocks were 20 minutes late as a burned-out insulator cut power for about 91 minutes. The Frederick County Welfare Board plans a Sept 15 personnel shift. Mt Airy to begin building a municipal facility for volunteer fire company equipment by mid August. Secretary Hull applauded Pershing urging aid to Britain and U S destroyers. Thurmont voters approved a 15000 bond to finish the sewer system. Brunswick mayor Harris won re-election over Main 1020 to 184.

Frederick Potomac Edison Co Frederick County Welfare Board Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company Charles A. Ogie Cordell Hull Ger John J. Pershing America Britain U. S Thurmont Alfred Harris Brunswick Ernest L. Main Harris Main

Army photo frames Chicago recitals for Purdue graduate

A Purdue University graduate, 24, is highlighted as part of a series of recitals across the Chicago area. Mr. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Withart T. Johnson of Markham, HI, holds a B S and MS from Purdue and is among the featured attractions planned for club members and their guests in the coming months.

Harriot Chapel hosts Jenkins Nunemaker marriage

The Harriot Chapel Episcopal Church wedding on July 9 at 1 20 p m united Mildred Viola Jenkins and Morris Leroy Nunemaker in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Lloyd Wolf The bride wore a ballerina length gown with a sequined veil and carried a white Bible with yellow rosebuds and baby's breath The groom's sister Miss Barbara Nunemaker was maid of honor and David Flohr served as best man The reception followed in the church social hall The couple will reside in Lewistown and will shortly take a wedding trip Also noted are society items including a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Doris T Dutrow and local birthdays and visiting relatives.

Harriot Chapel Episcopal Church Mildred Viola Jenkins Lula Flohr Union Bridge Clifford Flour Morris Leroy Nunemaker John R. Nunemaker Thurmont Lloyd Wolf Lester Flohr Barbara Nunemaker David Flohr Lloyd Hoke Garr Suiley Thurmond Linda Shook Fiohr Lewistown Manahan-Hubbard Delores Hubbard Raymond Hubbard Utica Lioyd Manahan Lloyd Manahan Lantz Church of the Brethren Ralph E. White Patsy Houck Keymar Alpert Stambaugh

Bar leaf uses and a corporate promotion at PE Berkeley Springs

Bar leaf, grown in Mediterranean regions, serves as a flavoring for soups and meats and its extract is used as a hair tonic. Robert M. Ahalt is promoted to Service Manager of PE's Berkeley Springs District, replacing retiring Albert L. Rockwell. Ahalt, from Frederick County, joined PE in 1941 and will oversee Berkeley Springs and Hancock operations, residing in Berkeley Springs soon.

Robert M. Ahan Potomac Edison Company Berkeley Springs Albert L. Rockwell Berkeley Ahalt Frederick County Frederick Line Service Department Hancock Middletown

Lightning Fire Threatens Greco Home Quickly Contained

Emmitsburg Vigilant Hose Company responded Wednesday evening to a attic fire at the two story Greco residence on S Seton Avenue Ext. Fire Chief John J. Hollinger Jr. said the blaze was confined to the attic and caused minor damage to a IV antenna motor and leads. The lightning strike may have hit the roof or wiring and rafters were burned while firefighters used exit tactics to control heavy smoke. The house sustained slight damage and crews cleared the scene at 7 15 p m after discovering the fire from William Greco checking the antenna motor and noting smoke from upstairs.

Emmitsburg Dominic G. Greco S. Seton Avenue John J. Hollinger Jr Hollinger William Greco

Fishing story and field notes from the Monocacy shores

Wilma Smith recounts a Maryland King Fishing Contest chase through September eleventh, reflecting on gear costs and novice status while detailing a family visit to Devilbiss Bridge for sunfish. The piece blends humor with pride in modest catches and the sport’s local prominence.

Wilma Smith Lorman Lefty Kren Nick Yinger Frederick News- Post Mexico City Acapulco Frederick County Crisfield Huck Finn Gardenig Field and Stream Monocacy Devilbiss Bridge

Ona Griffin Jeffries book notes social history insights

Elie White reviews Ona Griffin Jeffries of Takoma Park author of In and Out of the White House From Washington to the Eisenhowers Published in June the 40 page volume draws on 20 years of research with vivid illustrations and anecdotes including Coolidge’s saucer coffee story and recipes from presidential kitchens. Kim of Hood College sends news from Korea and Zonta Club events in Frederick plus a Portland Oregon congressional nomination tale.

Ona Griffin Jeffries Takoma Park White House Washington Montgomery Hospital Sandy Spring Frederick L. Pratt Ona Scripps- Howard Missouri Coolidge Kim Zonta Club Hood College Onica Prail Zonia Club St. Paul Minn Frederick Fallen Angels Sam Stroud Francis Scott Key Charles Palmer

Weddings Tie Ecker to Stull in Harney Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Ecker and Richard Lee Stull took place July 2 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Harney with Rev Charles E Held officiating. A reception followed at Mt Joy Parish Hall. Matron of honor was Mrs Giesla Ecker of Omaha Neb and best man was Kermit Ecker. Ushers included Charles C Ecker and Richard Lee Ecker. The bride wore a ballerin a gown of sheer white nylon over satin with a tulle veil and carried pink and white rosebuds. Mrs Stull is Frederick High School 1959 graduate. Mr Stull attended Gettysburg High School and works at Gettysburg Shoe Factory.

Kermit Ecker Charles C. Ecker Richard Lee Ecker Stull Frederick High School Gettysburg High School Gettysburg Shoe Factory

Funerals Mark R George Miller and Others

Funeral services held for R George Miller at St Joseph s Church and Mt Olivet Cemetery. services for infant Robert Francis Main and Dennis Calvin Manahan noted. pallbearers listed. double cucumber found by Kathy Feaga in Frederick area garden reported.

R. George Miller Eldersburg St. Joseph's Catholic Church Sykesville T. Howard Meizer Mt. Olivet Harry E. Carty Co Robert Francis Main Francis W Nannie I. Thompson Main East Church Street Richard & Michell St. John’s Catholic Church Herman L. Thompson Harold D. Thompson Charles E. Main Donald J Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg Dennis Calvin Manahan R.D E. B. Andrews Philip Bower Thurmont United Brethren Cemetery Charles Bushman Clarence Hahn Harry Hahn Herbert Rohrbaugh Rodger Zurgable William Krom

Deaths in the Area Prompt Obituary Notices

Multiple local obituaries report deaths in Brethren Home Cross Keys and nearby towns. Daisy Ester Becker 77, widow of Robert Daniel Becker, of Piney Creek Church of the Brethren. William Franklin Crum Sr 45, of Kemptown, mechanic at Lawson Motor Sales. Chester Lee Potts 69, of Freder- county, with service at Waynesboro Church of God. Mrs Beulah Bosd Mills 74 of Hagerstown. Lulu Grace Roeder Harpers Ferry. Mrs. Lillian Alberta Slick of Hagerstown. Leslie H. Valentine near Boonsboro aged 75. Funeral arrangements and calling hours noted for several.

Robert D. Becker Daisy Ester Becker Brethren Home Cross Keys Robert Daniel Becker Filmore Bowers Piney Creek William F. Crum William Franklin Crum Kemptown Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Country Albert W Evi May Burke Crum Lawson Motor Sales New Market Catherine W. Crum Germany Betty Jane Crum Joseph R. Crum Frederi Clarence W. Crum John Tabler Browningsville George Ray Frederick Olin L. Molesworth Fier Damascus Ar Chester L. Potis Chester Lee Kike) Potts Montgomery General Hospital Norristov Freder Andrew J Nancy E. Miller Potts Potts Howard Potts LeGore Alton Potts Waynesboro Leonard Potts Baltimore Andrew E. Potts Nellie E. Wofford Hailie G. Frederick George H. Poe Springfield Melvin G. Potts Mechanicsburg Church of God West Third Street Cordell Green Cemetery Albert Roeder Harpers Ferry Lulu Grace Roeder Charles Town Hospias Samples Manor Isaac M Martha Regids Bover Harvers Ferry Church of God Surviving Lenwood Roeder East Riverdale May Hanes Ruby Robinson Union Toy Pa Maurie Norwooda Florence Linton Ciarude Boser Cumberland Backies Funeral Chapel John Myers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arnold Guasio Jr Rockville Vernon L. Smith Clifton John C. Gilbert Ann K. Kirseh Evelyn Hawker Arthur F. Frye Knoxville William Larry Boone Libertstown Lee P. King YMCA Leslie H. Windsor East South Street Ruth Sandra Cromwell Curtis Cromwell RFD Zerick News-Post Ronald Johnson Johns Hopkins Unive Medical School Fort Derrick Johnson Rudolph Ganz Society News Doris T. Dutrow James V. Willard Monocacy Village Willard James McLaren Jr Lewis B. Cannon Dutrow Carroll J. Powers Lutheran Church Roland W. Grabill Ofohnsville Powers George B. Powers Sandy Hook Reno Tucker J. Frank Main, Sr Anna J. Wastler Richard L. Shafer Lucille M. Ertzler James M. Droneburg Hazel XN. Christian John Weddle John R. Stagle William D. Buzzerd George C. Stagie Jr Mirs Paul Mossburg McLaren Gannon Edward Umberger Gas House Pike Albert Hargett Butterfly Lane Bill Holland Richmond Calif Casper E. Cline Casper UI Rockwell Terrace Maine St. John New Brunswick Canada Judy Winpigler Edward Winpigler East Fourth Street Cheryi Wells C. E. Weis South Market Street Ocean City Jerome Singer Taney Brown Annie Werner Gettysburg Roy Shuck New Windsor Nicholas Buckingham Ralph Margret West Minster Francis Kreitz Chester Fogie Thurmo Daniel S. Guyton Burkitsvile King Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Hudson, Mass Jimmy Rouse Jimmy Toledo, Ohio Leonard R. Romans Romans Elie White Portland Ore Marty Owens Camp Roberts Congress Oregon Owens Stee Nea Ta Mag. LI. Fat Kathy Feaga Nesson Feaga RFD 3 Richard Mills Beulah Bosd Mills Hagerstown Little Falls Richard MM. Malls Gapland Park William A. Slick Lillian Alberta Slick William H Slick Wolfsville Harry G. and Sadie (Ramsburg) Maugans Sr Leslie H. Valentine Boonsboro Washington County Hospital Mabel Kline Gapland
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