South Dakota shows off its endless variety and humor
Boyle praises South Dakota as a land of dramatic contrasts from buffalo to Black Hills. He notes Indian reservations, Homestake gold mine, hunting for pheasants, and a modern B-36 base, ending with a joking claim that the state has everything except a subway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
South
Deadwood
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
Homestake
Johnny
Black Hills
Profanity and language use in business and science
An opinion piece contrasts the misuse of profanity with vocabulary limits in business and science. It cites Dr. H. C. Byrd on education, notes leaders and alumni of the Cumberland Valley Chapter of the Bridgewater Blue Ridge Alumni Association meeting in Hagerstown, and mentions plans for a summer outing at Clearspring with a note on a recent school fire and member aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Clearspring
Local Items From The News August 9 1901
Dr George D Moore buys on South Bentz street and plans eight houses next spring. Lucy Eisenhauer and Kathleen Beard attend a S O Stone recital at Boyds. A crowd watches Athletic Park races with C E Devilbiss slack wire act. Maryland Deaf association to place memorial bust for William R Barry. A car on the electric railway near Myersville strikes and kills two calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. ‘Moore
Bentz Street
John C. Motter
Moore
Lucy Eisenhauer
Kathleen Beard
Middletown
S. O. Stone
Boyds
Athletic Park
C. E. Devilbiss
Maryland State Association of the Deaf
Maryland School For the Deaf
William R.barry
Board of Visitors
Myersville
Frederick
Detrick Field Named For Major Frederick Detrick
Twenty years ago authorities renamed Frederick field Detrick Field in memory of Major Frederick Louis Detrick of the 29th Division Aviation. A lightning strike destroyed Brandenburg barn near Kemptown flooding streets, and three burglars at Mary Jane's Bar-B-Q in Frederick Junction were foiled when shots were fired and a suspect captured. Middletown High School gym blast from chemical explosion caused windows to shatter and minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Air Force
Frederick
Detrick Field
Frederick Louis Detrick
Bradley J. Brandenburg
Kemptown
Poolesville Livestock Show Adds Tractor Pull Contest
The 11th annual Poolesville Livestock Show features a new tractor pulling contest alongside the traditional horse pull. Maurice C. Ward says the event expects 300 entries and about $1000 in cash and awards. Activities include a greased pig chase and a dog walk for children under 16 at Poolesville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Future Farmers of America
Maryland State Fair Board
Farmers and Merchants of
Poolesville High School
Montgomery County
Frederick boy aided by unknown woman seeks thanks
A Frederick resident and army captain asks for help locating the kind woman who aided his four year old son after he cut his head near Route 40 on North Bentz Street. He describes her as a gracious lady who stopped the bleeding and helped arrange doctors and hospital care. The plea comes from Capt Richard Kneisel of the Chemical Corps School. The boy is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
North
Bentz Street
Route 40
Kneisel
WAC
Women’s Army Corps
Sherman Bidwell
Army Air Force
West Patrick Street
Sherman
Reinterment Planned for Korean War Soldier Nor man R Thompson
Remains of Pfe. Nor man R Thompson, a Frederick County native and Korea veteran, return from Korea for final interment at Centerville. Full military honors will be given at Ebenezer Church with pallbearers, firing squad, escort, and a bugler. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m, burial in the church cemetery, with Rev. L A H Moore officiating. Thompson, initially missing in September, was later confirmed killed in action while with the 24th U S Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Frederick County
Centerville
Pfe
Norman R. Thompson
Kenneth Johnson
William FP. Larkin Post
American Legion
Frederick
Pte
Thompson
Army
Red Cross
Civilian Conservation Corps
Mullinix Park
24Th
U. S. Infantry
CG. &. Hileks
West All Saints Israel
Trooper Talbert Dies in Maryland Plane Crash
Trooper Theodore J Talbert on leave from the State Police to try aviation was killed when a plane crashed on the Myers farm near Westminster while spraying a cornfield. He joined the force November 2 and is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J.talbert
Myers Farm
Route
Westminster
Talbert
Tyler Flying Service
John Hemmes
Glen Burnie
Russell Warner
Frizzleburg
Carroll County
Randallstown
Hampstead
Upperco
Elder Gosnell Dies and Funeral Planned
Elder William W. Gosnell, 77, long time minister at Sam's Creek Church of the Brethren, died after a fall caused by a cerebral hemorrhage at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born May 25, 1874 in Carroll County, he resided near Taylorsville. Survived by wife Olga Conway Gosnell and ten children, with services set at Sam's Creek Church Saturday at 11 a.m. Pastor Paul Fike to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William &. Gosnell
Sam's Creek
Church of the Brethren
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gosnell
Carroll County
Ambrose
Elizabeth Nusbaum Gosnell
Taylorsville
Olga Conway Gosnell
Howard H
Joseph B. Gosnell
Rhoda V
Walter R. Gosnell
Esther J
Mary E
James W. Gosnell
Chicago
Herman M. Gosnell
Lynchburg
Virgie M. Gosnell
Washington, D. C
John W. Gosnell
Cloverdale
Fred A. Gosnell
Germantown
Wilbur
S. Gosnell
Glenarm
Congress must expose Moscow claims and boldface truth
The editorial argues the United States should respond to Soviet propaganda by publicly detailing Moscow and satellite abuses, condemning the regime as illegitimate, and outlining evidence of aggression to end double standards and reduce global tension. It urges clear U N and public Government action to shift world opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
United Nations
Moscow
Free World
Great Britain
William Oatis
Pussyfoot
Korea
Russia
Kremlin
U. N
Far East
Europe
Babson remarks on scholarships and work ethic
Babson Park outlines views on grants and tuition for students. He cites Lincoln land gifts and argues for merit through summer work and home training. He urges corporations to recruit via high schools and supports trust funds with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Lincolna
Land
Death notices for John A Ohler and Thomas Peddicord
Word of the deaths reaches Emmitsburg and Comus. John Augustus Ohler of Hammond Wisconsin dies August 1 at age 39. he leaves sister Grace Ohler, brother George A Ohler, daughter Florence Askins, and sons Clarence and Roy. Thomas Rowles Peddicord, 79, retired postal clerk of Comus, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. he is survived by wife Grace Crooke Peddicard and son Herbert R Peddicard, with interment at Mount Olivet after services at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ohler
Grace Ohler
Emmitsburyg
John Augusts Ohler
Hammond, I
Dacob
Emiline Ohler
Fridgeport
Frederick
Mrs Ohler
George A Ohler
Emmitsburg
Florence Askins
Hammond
Clarence
Chicago
Roy
Decatur
Thomas B. Peddicord
Thomas Rowles Peddicord
Comus
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Mary Catherine
Schobe Peddicard
Methodist Church
Grace Crooke Peddicard
Herbert R. Peddicard
Silver Spring
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Partner Hengst announced
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Partner Hengst wife of Roy G Hengst will be held Friday at 2 PM from M L Creger and Son funeral home. Rev C H Corbett of Thurmont Lutheran Church will conduct. She died Tuesday morning at her Thurmont home. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers named W Eugene Sanders Charles F Bowers William P D Morton G Berhard Stull David P Stull Russell H McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Hengst
Roy G
Thurmont
M. L. Creger and Son
C HL Corbett
Philip Tobias Kuhn
Rosemont Avenue
Ly East Church Street
Jerome Alexis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
W. Eugene Sanders
Charles F. Bowers
William PD. Morton
G. Berhard Stull
David P. Stull
Russell H. McCain
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
General's Stars On Block At Biglerville Auction
In Biglerville Pennsylvania on August 9 an auction will feature gifts from famous citizens including World War II insignia of General Jimmy Doolittle. The event, organized by the Biglerville Kitchenettes, benefits local park and playground funds. The group comprises women from varied occupations and conducts auctions during spare moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
Jimmy Doolittle
En Park
Hartzler Funeral Directors Handling Burial at Church Cemetery
Funeral details indicate D. D. Hartzler and Son are the directors. The burial will take place in the church cemetery with services arranged by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Brandenburg announces engagement in Peabody couple
Mr and Mrs Leo Brandenburg of 21 North Wisner Street announce the engagement of their daughter Enen to John Coulombe of Peabody Massachusetts. The wedding is planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brandenburg
North Wisner Street
Enen
John Coulombe
Peabody
Mass
Born Yesterday Wows Em At Heights Mountain Theater
The Garson Kanin comedy Born Yesterday opens at the Mountain Theater to a good crowd with Kay Dawn as Billie Dawn delivering a standout performance alongside Robert Drew. The show runs two hours of brisk wit as director Charles Crain guides a lively cast through sharp dialogue and farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights Mountain
Garson Kanin
New York
Judy Holliday
Mountain Theater
Hollywood
Mountain Top
Kay Dawn
Billie Dawn
Robert Drew
Miss Dawn
Liz
Charles Crain
Local Personal News From Terre Haute to Frederick and Beyond
Rev and Mrs Harvey S Shue and children Dorothy and David visit relatives in Frederick and Middletown after attending a Spiritual Conference in Allentown. Rev Shue preached in Middletown on Aug 5. Birth announced for Mary Margaret Schley at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ronald Leroy Oden celebrated third birthday. Roy Blumenauer transferred to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Midshipman Stanley Kolb Jr enters Annapolis after graduating from Admiral Farragut Academy. Mrs Raymond Dougherty and Mrs Ira Kline return from trip to Portland Boston Nantasket Reach Hartford Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey S. Shue
Dorothy
David
Terre Haute
Ind
Frederick
Middletown
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
E. & R. Church
Allentown
Shue
Christ Evan. & Reformed Church
J. Wm. Howard
D. Vernon Holter
G. Millard Derr
Edward Holter
Donald G. Schley
East Patrick Street
Mary Margaret
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Schley
Helen Walker
Ronald Leroy Oden
Vernon Oden
Pine Avenue
Roy C. Blumenauer
Dillavenue
Turner Air Force Base
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Stanley Denmead Kolb, Jr
Salisbury
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kolb
David Denmead Kolb
East Third Street
Admiral Farragut Academy
Pine Beach
N. J
United States Naval Reserve
United States Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Raymond E. Dougherty
Thurmont
Ira S. Kline
Connie Mae Kline
New Midway
Portland
New England
Boston
Nantasket
Reach
Mass
Hartford
Conn
Providence
R. 1
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Boyle
Hell
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Byrd
the News
Pfo
David Lawrence
Babson
James Marks
James H. Grove
West Second Street
Elsie Strine
Claude Crum
Walkersville
Guilford
Boonsboro
H. T. Webster
Mark Twain
Bauer
Twain
NEA Service, Inc
T.m.weglu
Par
Internal Revenue Bureau
BR. W. B
Babson Newspaper
Braddock
Paul Douglas
Harry Brock
Broderick Crawford
Billie
Richard Woods
U. S
David Ryan
Jack of All Trades
Nancy Pearce
Walter Loomer
Donald Brachey
Conrad Richardson
Samuel Cole
Gene Remington
James Decker
Eunice Wheaton
Lee Sanders
Portsmouth
N. H
Kittery
Ogunquit
Old Orchard Beach
New York City
Owen W. Compher
Norfolk
G. Leyburn Hughes
Detroit
Mich
Francis Scott Key
G. Arthur Graham
Atlantic City
N. F
Dorothy Baker
Graham
Jo Ann, Hildebrand
Arthur W. Crebbs
USN
Lewistown
Bainbridge
Ens
Robert H. Wilhide
Glenn C. Willhide
117
Record Street
Combat Information Team Training Center
Delma Willard
Byron Darby
Hyattstown
Elizabeth Horine
Minerva Horine
William C. Dudrow
L. C. Stitely
Echo Hill Farm
New Windsor
Rodney Cover
Anne Bennett Cover
Noel Cover
Robert Stitely
Bronxville
N. Y
N. Y. Miss Cover Will Enter, Smith College
Youngs
Williams College
Howard R. Schafer
Harry A. Epstein
Louis Herschel
Urbana
Staley Park Field House
Frederick City
Equity Court
Janet Marie Stoner
Burkittsville
William Franklit Stoner, Jr
Edwin Nikirk
Frederic Junction
Potomac
Knoxville
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