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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1951

Page

4

Chin chinchillas grow into fur empire in days of yore

HAL BOYLE reports on chinchilla farming as a booming side business in the United States and Canada. Veterans like Dale Mathews invest in pairs at $600 to $1,650, projecting herds to 200 or 300 in a decade with annual earnings up to $20,000. Chinchillas breed for life, with pelts valued high and market growth expected after years of care.

Hal Boyle St. Paul Minn America United States Canada Jove Dale Mathews University of Minnesota Dave Andes Mountains M. F. Chapman Mathews

Monarchs Still Rule Through Regents Across Nations

Monarchies persist with regents or chiefs of state in many lands. In Jordan, after King Abdullah’s assassination, 16 year old Hussein is favored while Regent Naif holds real power. Iraq also has a boy king with a regency. Franco’s Spain eyes Juan Carlos, son of Juan of Bourbon, as future king, while Belgium installs young Baudouin I after Leopold abdicated. These moves favor monarchy amid upheaval, preserving stability through retained rulers.

Jordan Abdullah Tallal Switzerland Hussein Vince Naif. Tallal Iraq Spain Belgium Boudoin I Leopold

Community Drownings and Picnic Marks Local News

Fifty years ago James F. Burch a lime company employee and his five year old son Clarence drowned in a quarry pool near the city. His nine year old son Johnson notified his mother. The Braddock Union Sunday school picnic in Mercer’s Grove drew hundreds with the Middletown and Yellow Springs bands. Electric cars shuttled Frederick residents for the event. Also reported are a humid spell followed by rain, a family alarm over a possible yard break in near Dutrow's confectionery, police investigation with no signs of robbery, and Rev Fr Coleman delivering his first sermon on Matrimony at St John’s Catholic church.

James F. Burch Grove Lime Company Clarence Johnson UNION Braddock Mercer's Grove Middletown Yellow Springs Frederick H. S. Landis North Market Street Dutrow FR. Coleman St. John's Catholic Church

Frederick airport seen as wise public investment

Twenty years ago notes from The News column report Captain George Cobb of the 29th Division Aviation addressing the Freder ick Kiwanis Club. Growers in the county expect about 210000 dollars from their sugar corn for canning, paid 12 dollars per ton at factories. A light rain boosted late crops, aiding sweet corn, tomatoes, and fruit. Dr. R W Baer wins the Presidents trophy in the Catoctin Country Club golf tourney defeating Elmer St C Maxwell 4 and 3.

Frederick George Cobb Maryland National Guard R. W. Baer Catoctin Country Club Elmer St. C. Maxwell

Merryland Tract Reunion Draws Lewis Family Crowd

The annual Lewis family reunion took place at Merryland Tract Petersville on August 5 with 105 relatives attending a picnic lunch followed by a business meeting led by president Douglas Wetnight. George Lewis Jr. led a varied program of poems songs and skits, featuring Ruth Ellen Watkins Diane Singer and Judy Culler among others.

Lewis Merryland Tract Petersville Douglas Wetnight George Lewis, Jr Ruth Ellen Watkins Diane Singer Judy Culler Brenda Lewis Ralph Culler Jimmie Watkins Ruth Ferrell Basil Lewis John Noll William Grams Michael Brown Diane Shafer Harmonia God Howard Fawley Harry Evans Robert ‘Wenner Russell Stine Wanda Carolyn Tommy Stine Edward Smith Harman Smith John § Wetnight Gerald Ahalt Geraldine Johnny Ahalt J. Douglas Wetnight Donna Sue Wetnight Lovan Singer J. Edgar Ferrell Charles O'Leary Patricia Virginia O'Leary Larry l Gerald Dorsey Sandra Sharon Grams Charles Eyre Margaret Noll Margaret Ellen Ida Baker Osborne Wachter, Jr Donald Wachter Roberta House Basil C. Lewis F. M. Brown David Duff Nusbaum Corky Robert B. Lewis Stevie Tom George Lewis Judith Rickey Jeffrey Culler William L. Miller Kay Miller William A. Miller Dianne Shafer Oliver F. Englebrecht Albert Slockman

Deaths of Grimes Solt Campbell Ward and others in area

Death notices for George W. Grimes 57 Germantown World War I veteran dies of heart attack at Indian Head family details and funeral plans at Trinity Methodist Church Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Calvin F. Solt former Gettysburg resident dies at Masonic Home Elizabethtown funeral Monday 10 p.m.. Ernest G. Campbell Gaithersburg resident dies in Mt. Alto Hospital age 54 World War I veteran with surviving wife and children services Sunday Laytonsville funeral home. Mrs Claudia Ward 86 Washington native daughter of Hillard family dies at Garfield Hospital Washington. services Tuesday Barnesville Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville Beallsville area listed.

George W. Grimes George Will Grimes Germantown George's Cottage Indian Head Charles J and M. Schaeffer Grimes Ella Burns Grimes Thomas Fentress St.Petersburg Fla Harry Anglesbee German Calvin F. Solt Gettysburg Elizabethtown Center Hall Mr. Solt James E. Solt Frederick Bender Funeral Home Ernest G. Campbell Iva A. Campbell Gaithersburg Mt. Alto Hospital Washington Campbell Gladys Andry Belair Texas Velma Johnson Poolesville Dorothy Fleming Rockville Ernest E Claudia Ward John Helen Hillard Montgomery County Garfield Hospital Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville William B. Hilton

Funeral notices from Taylorsville Thurmont and Bethesda

Funeral services were held for Rosa E. Byers at her Taylorsville home with Rev. J. Albert Perkins officiating. Interment in Taylorsville cemetery. Also services for Mary R. Lingg at St Anthony’s church with Rev. Kline and others. interment in church cemetery. Bertha Hengst buried in Thurmont U B Cemetery. Charles A. Jackson services at East Patrick Street funeral home. Bethesda note: Leslie E. Sanders, 55, Montgomery County newspaperman, died after a heart attack following a stroke during a failed bid for sheriff.

Taylorsville Rosa E. Byers J. Albert Perkins F. J. Barnes Roy Farrer Roland Gosnell Charles J. Gunn Charles Wagner Chester Black Taylorsville Cemetery C. M. Waltz Mary R. Lingg Felix Lingg St. Anthony’s St. Anthony's Church Robert Kline Thomas Kilcullen William Culhane Edward and Ernest Seltzer John Jordan George Peddicord Charles Ridenour Allen Kreitz Church Cemetery M. L. Creager and Son Bertha P. Hengst Roy G. Hengst Thurmont Charles H. Corbett John Whitmore Rudolph Eyler Frank Anders Howard R. Damuth William Foreman Charles Mumma Thurmont U. B Charles A. Jackson East Patrick Street Jerome Alexis Evangelical Lutheran Church Charles Crum Milton Crum Elmer Rhoderick Gordon Blair Rocky Springs C. E. Cline and Son Bethesda Leslie E. Sanders Montgomery County Florida

Policy on plant dispersion draws chamber notice

The Frederick Chamber of Commerce reports a policy statement detailing the federal program to encourage dispersion of new manufacturing plants in local marketing areas. A booklet titled Is Your Plant a Target? issued by the National Security Resources Board guides community industrial planning for dispersion. The U S C C and NSRB offer to mail copies to applicants. Also noted is a vacation motor trip by Mr and Mrs Nathan Butler and Mrs Harold Smith visiting the Butler family.

Frederick National Security Resources Board Nathan Butler Airy South Harold Smith Aberdeen Butler

Armistice talks in Korea hinge on lines and leverage

Washington observers note the U N position shaping the armistice line and the way the talks bounce between insistence on current defense lines and retreat, with both sides weighing political implications. The piece foresees limited leverage and continued division of Korea, aided by rival powers, and previews a city events lineup including Mullinix Park activities and a Mother Goose costume party.

Washington Ridgway U. N 38Th Parallel North Korea

Playground Week Craft Shows Set Across Local Parks

The Frederick Needle Art Club sponsors a week of craft shows at Washington Street, Maryland Avenue, Staley Park, Rosedale, East Third Street, McCurdy Field, North Market Street, Mullinix Park, Baker Park, and Harmony Field with judging and Miss Charlotte Koontz supervising Arts and Crafts. The sports program includes croquet, softball, paddle tennis, horseshoes, marble, badminton, and midget softball across McCurdy, Mullinix, Baker Park, and Rosedale venues, plus drama night and teen dances at Tiny Tot Town and Staley Park field house.

Washington Street Maryland Avenue Staley Park Rosedale East Third Street McCurdy Field North Market Street Mullinix Park Baker Park Harmony Field Frederick Needle Art Club Charlotte Koontz Har' Mon Field Harmon Field Tiny Tot Town Staley Park Field House

Rhythm Band Concert at Baker Park Draws 500 Strong

An all playground rhythm band concert was held Friday at Baker Park with over 500 in attendance. Twelve Frederick city playgrounds performed, featuring 170 children per ensemble, with prizes awarded for interpretation, enthusiasm, time keeping, stage presence, and largest band.

All Playground Baker Park Business and Professional Women's Club Paul Strine Martha Reynolds Viresinia Devereaux Frederick City Washington Street Rosedale McCurdy Field North Market Street Maryland Avenue Mullinix Park Harmon Field Star- Jey Park

Bible Thoughts On Church Work And Faith

A brief sentiment echoes Psalm 122 9 and John Hall urging believers to seek good through the house of the Lord. It contrasts a lazy church with an earnest, active congregation striving against sin and misery to grow stronger in faith.

John Hall

Braddock Residents Entertain Hood College Guests

Braddock Heights hosts Hood College classmates including Mrs. Robert McCutcheon and Miss Ruth Moody for weekend visits. A luncheon is planned today with Margaret Wehler of New York and Frederick among guests.

Braddock Farmer Hood Robert McCutcheon Braddock Heights Ruth Moody Fullerton Calif Dilla Burns Lancaster Elsa Long Philadelphia Hugh Miller Pocono Pines Byron Hughes Hood College McCutcheon Margaret Wehler New York Frederick Hood

Thurmont Community News Long Penned Social Calendar

Local column covers residents visiting relatives and traveling to Ocean City Boston and Canada. Notes births, marriages, and job changes. lists travelers to Maryland Virginia and beyond with multiple families and towns including Thurmont Frederick Middletown and Bartlesville Oklahoma.

Lenhart And Wilcom Wedding Ceremony

Miss Betty Ann Wilcom and Earl Calvin Lenhart wed in a St. Josephs Catholic church ceremony in Carrollton Manor. Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning performed the double ring service with lilies and palms adorning the altar. The bride wore a white lace gown with a high neck jacket and a pearl circlet veil, carrying white asters and baby’s breath with a white orchid. Julie Rice served as maid of honor with lavender lace, while bridesmaids wore yellow and nile green gowns with matching net headpieces and colonial bouquets.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Carrollton Manor Betty Ann Wilcom John Jacob Wilcom Frederick Earl Calvin Lenhart Lewis Calvin Lenhart Joseph F. Thorning Julie Rice Jefferson Mary Jane Wilcolm Willard C. van Sant Airy Maid of Honor

Local Engagement and Wedding Notices

Thurmont announces engagement of Louise Prendergast to Julian Gibbs Jr. of Washington. She is Georgetown Visitation graduate, he attends George Washington University Tau Kappa Epsilon. Wedding planned September 1 at Hill Anderson. Also, Lillie Mae Anderson to Ernest Roy Hill wed June 17 at Woodboro Lutheran parsonage with reception. couple to honeymoon, then Camp Kilmer overseas. Joan V. Marshall marries George W. Wiles. honeymoon at Niagara Falls and southern Canada.

Nounce J. Edward Prendgast Thurmont Ar Louise Julian Glenwood Gib Jr M Julian G. Gibbs Washington Miss Prendergast Georgetown Visitation Gibbs Geofl Washington University Tau Kappa Epsil Hill—Anderson Lillie Mae Anderson Paul B. Andson Frederick Ernest Roy Hill U. Ss. Army Howard P. Hill Riverton Woodoro Rayme C. Myers Stanly Rhodes Rho Cpl. H Camp Crick Camp Kilmer Wiles—Marshall Joan V. Marshall T. R. Marsh Libertytown George W. Wiles Niagra Falls Canada

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