Frederick Dairy Inspector Appointed in County
Fifty years ago Frederick county gains a dairy inspector, Dr Edward Fink of Walkersville, appointed by the Livestock and sanitary board and taking charge of duties. Other items note YMCA director question, Lincoln memorial highway interest, Elmer Jacobs selling aerial seals, and the Civic Club campaign for a public park for colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fink
Walkersville
Livestock and Sanitary Board
Frederick County
H. B. Clark
Y.M.C.A
Lewis
Maryland
White House
Washington
Gettysburg
Frederick
Elmer Jacobs
Ciic Club
Board of Aldermen
Civic Club
POS. of A
Woodsboro
George R. McCleary
Baltimore
William HE. Boardman
Philadelphia
Roy
Harry Barnes
Barnes
Titov's 25 hour orbit stirs world while Khrushchev hails feat
A Soviet spaceflight led by Gherman Titov completed a 25 hour orbital mission with tasks performed in microgravity. Khrushchev proclaimed it proof of communist system superiority, while critics warned of human misery behind Soviet progress and urged the United States to stay ahead in space and nuclear control debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gherman
Titov
Earth
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Fatality suit over roadway crash in Hagerstown
Levin W. Tribby and Mabel L. Tribby of Knoxville Route 1 filed a $25,000 negligence suit in Hagerstown circuit court against Melvin Ault and John W. Thompson over Wayne W. Tribby’s death in a Sept 8 1960 crash on the Brunswick Weverton Road. Also named are two $10,000 suits by Blanche Estelle Clark and Rosarmae Leitz against Jerry Hawkins for a May 6 1961 collision near Braddock Mountain. The Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday School class held an indoor church picnic on August 2 due to rain. Route 40 traffic through Hagerstown was shifted to reduce truck noise near Washington County Hospital with West Washington Street closed for reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Levin W
Mabel L. Tribby
Wayne W. Tribby
Knoxville
Melvin Ault
John W. Thompson
William J. Dwyer
Young Tribby
Thompson
Ault
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles Yinger
Russell Seabright Jr
Mary Fisher
Nellie Stockman
Melvin Schwearing
Edgar Fagan
Charles Tal Jey
Ira Wiles
Jessie Phelps
C. E. Stevie
John Kolh
Betty
Lydia Maples
Emma Paul
Edward Burke
Ada Derr
Helen Noviagle
Eleanor Zimmerman
Kay Kerchner
Edgar Yinger
Anna Waster
Cora Fitze
Dorothy
Washington County Hospital
Washington Street
Antietam Street
Cannon Avenue
Locust
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post August 9 1941
Twenty years ago items note no reduction in Union Manufacturing Co. workers due to a federal order freezing raw silk. Frederick gas station operators protest a local 7 pm to 7 am closing violation. Guy V. Brust elected president of the Independent Hose Co. association. Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum praises the 29th Infantry Division at Fort Meade. Dispatches report mass slaughter on the Eastern front with eleven German planes down in a battle over the English Channel. British air attack hits Kiel. City water use exceeds supply during drought. A crew of 30 men fights a three hour brush fire at Brad deck Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Manufacturing Co
Frederick
Guy V. Brust
Independent Hose Co
Myersville
Hugh A. Drum
Fort Meade
English Channel
Kiel
Braddeck Heights
HURT AT WORK AT FURNACE MOUNTAIN VA
George Bates of Furnace Mountain Virginia was operating a bulldozer at Leesburg Laundry when a steel door struck him. He was taken to Leesburg Hospital with a broken back and now rests at home in a body cast from hips to neck. Bates works for Coleman C Gore of Hay Market. Tyler's Jewelers on North Market Street announced the Jackpot Days winner of the diamond ring, with Charles T Smith Sr of Frederick Rural Free Delivery 1 winning the 100 ring prize. A record gust measured at Mt Washington New Hampshire reached 251 miles per hour on April 12 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bates
Furnace Mountain
Leesburg
Coleman C. Gore
Hay Market
Tyler
Mt. Washington
New Hamshire
YMCA Carnival Ends Day Camp Activities at Frederick
A Friday YMCA Day Camp carnival drew about 125 former campers and parents with ten booths, a rifle range, and peanut currency, raising roughly $55 for the World Service program. The event highlighted YMCA youth outreach across 77 countries. A separate note: the 30th annual Henry Conrad Smiths reunion occurred at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge with a basket luncheon, elections, awards, and performances featuring the Wireman family and local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Groelle
YMCA
Groelle
Ymca World Service
World Service
Frederick
Mt. Grove Lime Company
Class Reunion for Emmitsburg High School Class of 1933
The first reunion of Emmitsburg High School class of 1933 was at Taneytown Memorial Park on July 28 with vice president Mrs Virginia Wantz presiding in absence of the president. Next year’s reunion planned for the same site. Attendees included Shirley Troxell Rohrbaugh Gettysburg Pennsylvania Gwenda Fuss Emmitsburg Betty Ann Mumma Thurmont Lois Keilholtz Baumgardner Fairfield Pennsylvania Darlene Brewer McClear Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania Virginia Gardener Wantz Taneytown Kathleen Wantz Trout York Helen Bushman Baltimore and Donald Flax Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg High School
Taneytown Memorial Park
Virginia Wantz
Shirley Troxell Rohrbaugh
Gettysburg
Gwenda Cregger Fuss
Emmitsburg
Betty Ann Class Mumma
Thurmont
Lois Keilholtz Baumgardner
Fairfield
Darlene Brewer McClear
Blue Ridge Summit
Virginia Baumgardner
Wantz
Taneytown
Kathleen Wantz Trout
York
Helen Bushman
Baltimore
Donald Flax
Emmittsburg
Stam baugh Family Reunion Draws Ninety Two Attendees
The Stam baugh descendants held their first reunion August 6 at Rocky Ridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Leroy Dinterman. Monroe Stam baugh led the meeting electing officers for the coming year. The gathering honored long married couples and long distance travelers, with awards for oldest man and woman and youngest baby. Next reunion planned for August 1962 at Ralph Dinterman home Taneytown. The third rail powering transportation was invented by Stephen Field of New York in 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Conrad Smiths
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Tabernacle
Gladys Renstrom
Frances Clem
Gladys Frymer
Viola Reifsnider
Dorothy Cavenee
George Wireman
William Yingling
Linda Nagley
Richard Nagley
Roy Smith
Carl Boller
Harold Werner
Pauline Ward
Carl Ward
Greg Zimmerman
Joleen Hart
David Boller
Wireman
Barbara Zimmerman
John Clem
Norvell Patton
Harvey Clem
Nettie Stone
Greencastle
Keller Dean
Kathleen Hart
Hagerstown
Daniel Nagley
Mary Nagley
Werner
Winnie Nagley
Lancaster
R. L. Schmidt
Baltimore
Henry Renstrom
Harrisburg
Daniel Smith Jr
Mary Smith
Daniel Smith IV
Eddie Boller
Charles H Hahn
John W. Baugher Sr
John W Baugher Jr
Oneida Baugher
Woodsboro
Harry L. Trout Jr
Dennis
Daryl
Robin
Ray
Terry
James L. Smith
Frances Y. Clem
William Clem
William Trout
Kim Cavenee
George Cavenee
Richard Trout
Thurmont
Howard Honodel
Marvin Honodel
Susan
Stephen
Clyde Honodel
Waynesboro
Nettie M. Shafer
Vada
Washington, DC
Richard Honodel
Richard
Chambersburg
Harold Keller
Novella Dinterman
Monroe Stambaugh
William Earl Ridgley
Frances Ridgley
Mary Dinterman
Glenna Boller
Cora Fisher
Ralph Dinterman
Taneytown
Harvey Stambaugh
Middletown
Nfl
Minne Smith
Wayne Stambaugh
Franklin Stambaugh
Eugene
Wayne
Vernon Fisher
Louise
Ronald Wayant
Marion Laurence
Janet
Roy Dinterman
Leroy Dinterman
William
Gloria
Vivian
Fred Grimes
Diane
Joan Mroo
Donald Dinterman
Belva
Bea
Bonnie
Carrollton Houck
Wesley Duble
John Duble
Larry
Karen
Richard Duble
Gerald
Clarence P. Stambaugh
William Earl Ridgely
Warren
Wiliam P
Elizabeth Keeney
Julie Lynn
Joe Reese
Paime
WeNauchton
Jerry
Cheril
Nash Jr
Ann
Mroe
Paul
Dickie
Leslie Sovocco
Les Ji
Diana
Shirley Shelton
Stephen Field
New York
Science At Work Mutter's milk and infant growth study
The series covers how breast milk protein levels relate to infant growth, noting that babies fed cow’s milk formulas with more protein do not grow faster. It explains protein limits in mothers’ milk aid maternal health and offspring well being. It also mentions tropical seeds washing ashore near Ninety Mile Beach and a bilingual radio interpreter system for Venezuelan students at the University of Michigan, enabling English-Spanish communication in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tropics
New Zealand
Ninety Mile Beach
University of Michigan
City Man Acquitted Of Non-Support
A 32 year old city resident Howard Corum was acquitted in Magistrate Court on charges he failed to provide support for his wife and four children. Corum had claimed he sent about $22 weekly from an unemployment check of $30. Magistrate Staniox Y Bennett noted his efforts and cleared him. In separate action Eugene J Lake was convicted of assault and battery on Patricia C Lake after an incident on July 31. Lake denied the charge but was found guilty and fined $25 with sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Corum
John Hanyon Apts
Ale Belka
Corum
C. Clifton Wirts
Eugene J. Lake
Harmony
Patricia C. Lake
Bennett
Lake
Brawl Erupts At S. Amer. Meeting
At the Inter American Economic and Social Conference in Punta del Este Uruguay Fidel Castro’s aide Ernesto Guevara condemned U S assassination plots against Cuba prompting fist fights inside and outside the hall. A spectator shouted assassin and was escorted out as Cuban exiles clashed with guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
United States
Latin America
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Cuba
Ernesto Guevara
Guevara
Max Azicr-Levy
Azieri-Levy
Avance of
Havana
Miami
Fla
Castro
U.S
Cubans Are Short Changed Amid Currency Exchange Limits
Fidel Castro's government will cap payouts at 10 000 pesos for most Cubans who handed in large sums during the weekend currency swap. An exception allows up to 20 000 pesos for the elderly and crippled. Thousands faced withdrawals limits as the state values the peso at 1 to 0.20 dollars and restricts access to funds from the exchange, with 1 000 pesos available immediately and monthly withdrawals up to 10 000, or 300 for the aged and disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Orpheus Descending lights up Mountain Theatre in Braddock Heights
Last night the Mountain Theatre presented Tennessee Williams Orpheus Descending, featuring Mozelle Cavalier as Lady Torrence, Bing Thompson as Val Xavier, and Daryl Fuller as Carol Currer. The 19 member cast included three female apprentices and noted local talents for a strong opening. The show runs through Tuesday with a 2:30 matinee Saturday starring Tom Ewell. lighting and technical crews received praise for standout effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Rhoades
Mountain Theatre
Braddock Heights
Mountain Company
Tennessee Williams
Mozelle Cavalier
Lady Torrence
Bing Thompson
Val Xavier
Daryle Fuller
Carol Currere
The
Mountain Theater
Charlotte Watson
Dolly Hanna
Virginia Graybill
Beulah Binnings
Miranda Clark
Sister Temple
Philip K. Edwards III
Pee Wee Binnings
Beverly Canning
Hood College
John Staub
Brunswick
Mais Quill
Thomas H. Quill
Brad Willis
William Brining
Brining
Dog Ham
Local Hospital Admissions and Medical Updates
Among The Sick Mr. George Remsburg of Poolesville was admitted to Vindo Bona Convalescent and Rest Home last Friday evening. Miss Minnie Cockerly of Middle Town is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. E. C. Lanner was stricken Friday with a kidney stone and admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital, later returning home. Mrs. Virginia Abrecht, formerly of Adamstown, underwent surgery Tuesday morning at Washington Hospital Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remsburg
Poolesville
Vindobona Convalescent
Minnie Cockerly
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. C. Lanner
Virginia Abrecht
Adamstown
Washington Hospital Center
Picnic Held by Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 held its annual covered dish picnic at the Lodge Hall on West Seventh Street on August 2 with games after the meal. The next regular meeting is set for August 11 at 8 p.m. at the Lodge Hall. State President Ceceil Peper and her staff will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
No. 51
West Seventh Street
Ceceil Peper
Kate M Hattstaedt, 106, Conservatory Founder’s Widow
Kate M. Hattstaedt of Hollywood California died Monday at age 106. She was the widow of John J. Hattstaedt, founder of Chicago's American Conservatory of Music, established in 1870. Her son John now heads the conservatory. she was born in Beloit Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M. Hattstaedt
Hollywood
Calif
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
John J. Hattstaedt
John
Beloit
Wis
Across Islands and Seas Travel Word Puzzle
A travel themed crossword style list with clues spanning places like Massachusetts Cape and a Peruvian city, plus terms for river in Scotland and Hebrew month. Includes multiple language hints, geographic and historical references, and a mix of nouns and verbs to solve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisland
Antiles
Massachusetts Cape
Scotland
Germany
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Arphive
Razor
Science At Work
S. Amer
the Improved Order of Red Men
Gwynn Oak Park
Pat
Gary
Scotia
Arabian Sea
Travel
Persia
Viper
Orifice
Dee
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