Olympics coverage and Maryland history feature in News-Post
The Frederick News-Post highlights its Olympic coverage from Los Angeles and Annapolis with AP and NEA support, noting staff contributions and the scale of AP operations. It also presents a selection of Maryland firsts from Stirling Graham’s You Will Find It in Maryland with items on religious freedom, smallpox inoculation, and Baltimore milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Associated Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
News-Post
Stan Goldberg
Bill Cauley
Dave Ammenheuser
Tom White
Lisa Farbstein
Jack Griffin
Frank Zarnowski
AP Sports
Byron Yake
Convention Center
New York
Washington, D.C
Walalis
Aoaistauia Andmessengers
Ent
A Wire
Frederick
Yake
California
Hemvera
Maryland
Stirling Graham
Edwin Tunis
Baltimore
Records & Goldsborough Inc
Melrose
Russell L. Michael
Helene Goldsborough Graham
Goldsborough Company
United States
George Washington
Henry Stevenson
Mary Katherine Goddard
Horse Artillery
United States Army
Fort McHenry
Fort George Meade
TSA
Frederick recollections of Charles Ross IIIs childhood and downtown life
Charles W. Ross III recalls growing up in Frederick around Court Square at the turn of the century. He describes ice skating and sledding winters, horse and buggy traffic, longtime shops along Market and Patrick streets, the Opera House site, and the evolution to autos and modern traffic signals. He shares local tales of Cousin Nettie Williams and the city’s historic homes.
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Charles Ross
Frederick
Frederick County
Charles W. Ross III
Home For
Record Street
West Church Street
Charles III
Priscilla Ross
Rosses
Serling
Court Square
Ross
Edith Ritchie
Ritchie
North Market Street
Elm Street
Isabel Zimmerman
Briggs
Burgee
North Court Street
Nettie Williams
Cousin Nettie
Potts
Court Street
Nannie
Louise
Cornelia Potts
Nettie
Charles Ross II
Market
Patrick Streets
Brish
Palace of Fancy
Thomas Rice
Frank K. Schmid
Dutrow
Clingan
Hailler
Market Place
City Hall
McCardell
Dr. McCurdy
Elm Street School
Mr. Ross
Charles
Bank
Court House Park
Mount Carmel United Methodist Church A living legacy 1854 to today
Reader letters recount Mount Carmel United Methodist Church history since 1854, praising its ongoing ministry. The piece highlights a vibrant choir, strong faith, and community events while noting the 20th century celebration of Methodism in America. It emphasizes welcome to all to join in the church’s mission and ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel Church
America
Old Country Church
Mount Cartocl United Methodist Church
Christ
Civilian Conservation Corps to Build 90-Foot Steel Forest Tower
Three weeks of CCC labor will erect a 90 foot all steel forest tower at Lamb's Xaou on South Mountain Maryland. The structure will stand at the 1 745 foot elevation and mark a major regional project in forestry and public works. Reverend Dr Chalmers Waick of Sunbury Pennsylvania is to return to Grace Reformed Church Frederick for the first time in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Baltimore & Ohio
Charles Carroll
John Carroll
Baltimore
United States
Simon Lake
Columbia Iron Works and Dry Dock Company
Patapsco
Atlantic
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maryland
Lamb’s Xaou
South Mountain
Chalmers
Arnold Sagner becomes president of Sagner's Inc in Frederick
Arnold Sagner age 26, son of the late Stanley Sagner, assumes presidency of the family men’s clothing business Sagner's Inc. founded in 1927 by Abraham Sagner. He will keep current policies and avoid major changes. Members and friends of Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church gathered at Mountaindale Grove for a picnic supper and corn roast hosted by Mr and Mrs James Wachter. A meal, group photo with Ly Palmer, and a songfest led by Raymond Powell followed.
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Arnold. Sagner
Stanley Sagner
Sagner’s Inc
Frederick
Sagner
Abraham Sagner
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mountaindale Grove
James Wachter
Ly Palmer
Irs
Raymond Powell
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Fred J. Archibald
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Washington Monument
Mount Vernon Place
Peter Carnes
By Mary Fouche
Charles Rossell
Charles W. Ross
Mt. Carmel Church
Harold Bell Wright
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