Local News Summary From Frederick Missouri 1988
August 15 1988 edition of the Frederick Missouri newspaper notes postal rates carrier delivery and subscription details. It lists page notices about subscription costs and service terms while marking the paper as entered at the post office as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ion RA
Ingle Tang
Mak
Cre
Sicatt
Gore
Rem
Hemeer
Gell
Ee Aera
Ina Pot
Frederick
Time to Declare War Obsolete in Nuclear Era
Scholars argue that modern instant warfare makes a congressional declaration of war impractical. President acts as commander in chief to defend the nation, with formal Congress approval delayed until after an attack is countered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Irving L. Horowitz
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
Epee
House of Congress
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Poet Files
Burdette family annual meeting at View Park Hyattsown includes officer elections and a long list of attendees. Notables include Rev Stephen Galley of Kemptown church, James Chamblin named Potomac Edison chairman, and Chester Bowles signaling potential lifting of pleasure driving ban Sept 1. Thunderstorms relieve heat across Frederick and nearby towns. An army sergeant injured in a Blue Ridge Line bus crash. US troops push Axis from Milazzo near Messina as Sicilian campaign nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Galley
Kemptown
Army Chaplain School
Harvard University
James W. Chamblin
Potomac Edison Company
Chester Bowles
Frederick
Utica
Johnsville
Unionville
Blue Ridge Lines
Bolivar
United States
Milazzo
Messina
Bonds Sales Rise in Frederick County July Totals
July sales of Series E and H bonds in Frederick County reached 117 207 dollars while year to date savings through July totaled 848 316 dollars, compared with 738 113 dollars for the same period in 1962. Frederick ranked thirteenth among Maryland counties with 602 percent of its 1963 quota of 1 406 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
Fifty Years In Age and Events Highlight Frederick County News
Frederick County items note Robert Reifsnider planning to open an Indian motorcycle agency in Cumberland after leaving Baltimore. A Braddock Heights reunion unites three branch churches and the United Brethren. The State Street crowd enjoys the Colby Springs Band in a large free concert. Parcel post rates are set to increase at the local office. James H G Best begins paving prep on West Patrick Street. President Wilson reprimands Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson over a critical statement on British Foreign Office policy. An incident leaves Matilda Bearer with a dislocated jaw after a joke, treated with anesthesia by Dr A G Bourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reifsnider
Frederick
Baltimore
Cumberland
Rederick County
James H. G. Best
West Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Foreign Office
Bryan
Gmnadieu
Huerta
Mexico
Matilda Bearer
Seaman Apprentice Eyler Serves Aboard USS Guadalupe
Fleet oiler USS Guadalupe participates in major fleet strike and anti aircraft exercise conducted by Commander First Coast. Eyler, son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Byler Jr of Mt Airy, is aboard the vessel amid Pacific operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Eyler
Prentice
USN
Charles W. Byler Jr
Red
Mt. Airy
Guadalupe
First First
Pacific Coast
Tax Cut Hurdles Ahead as Congress Gridlocks
The proposed tax cut faces a long path with House rules committee action, Senate hearings, and possible filibusters. Leaders doubt a 1983 passage. some hope for action next year amid civil rights debates and election-year dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
Kennedy Frit
Kennedy
Rules Committee
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Finance Committee
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Red China accuses Soviet Union of breaking promise on atomic data
The New China News Agency quoted a government spokesman accusing the Soviet Union of refusing to provide China with an atomic bomb sample and manufacturing data on June 20 1969. The statement claimed the act violated a 1997 defense technology pact and was linked to Eisenhower Camp David talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Camp David
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
China
Fist
United States
Carroll Manor Wins Top Parade Prize
Carroll Manor Co of Adamastown captured the trophy for best appearing fire apparatus in the Friendship Company parade in Harpera Ferry Boli var West Virginia. Cit iz en s Company of Charles Town took second place. Mt Airy earned a prize for greatest distance traveled. Page Jackson School band won marching unit contest with Harpers Ferry High School second. Rebelettes of Warrenton Va honored as best majorette group. Brownies and Girl Scouts of Harpers Ferry won both float prizes. The 7:30 pm parade featured 33 units and drew hundreds of spectators during the carnival week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Company
Harpera Ferry
Bolivar
W. Va
Carroll Manor Co
Adamastown
Citizen's Company
Charles Town
Mt. Airy Company
Page Jackson
Harpers Ferry High School
Rebelettes
Warrenton
Oy Brownies and
Girl Scouts of
Harpers Ferry
Shepherdstown
Valley Board Corp
Halltown
Walkersville
Ashburn
Saddie Clb
Henry K. Douglas C.S.A. Calvary Unit
Knoxville
V.F.W
West Virginia
Destroyer Owens visits Naples with crew member aboard
Otis C. Waskey Jr., radioman third class USN, son of Mrs Otis C. Waskey Sr. of West Park Street, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Robert A. Owens which recently visited Naples Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis C. Waskey Jr
Radiomain
Third Clase
USN
Mra
Otis C. Waskey Sr
West Pare Street
Robert A. Owens
Naples
Ita
Woman Nurse Leader Frances L Gooden Dies in Philadelphia
Miss Frances L. Gooden former president of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association died Wednesday at Inglis House Philadelphia after a long career in nursing. She trained at Episcopal Hospital and directed nurses at Chester County Hospital West Chester retiring in 1948. Survived by two nieces Kathryn Cookson New York Virginia Creed San Antonio and Eugene Creed Baltimore. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Gooden
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Inglise House
Philadelphia
Miss Gooden
Tate
Eugene Creed
Braddock Heights
Wiliam Fe
Cooperiss
Pennsylvania State Board of Examiners
Chester County Hospital
Oak Bourne Colony Hospital
West Chester
Harrison
Episcopal Hospital
Bucks-Philadelphia
Kathryn Cookson
New York City
N.Y
Virginia Creed
San Antonio
Tex
Braddock
Obituary Notice for Mary Derr in Phillipsburg Area
Mary Derr wife of Charles M Derr died Tuesday night at Presbyterian Home. She was the last in her immediate family and survived by numerous relatives including Ruth Kashella of Philipsburg and Donald Bottomly of Cheektonga N Y. A member of the Phillipsburg Presbyterian Church the body is at Beezer funeral home Phillipsburg where friends may call until Saturday 2 p.m. services follow there. Interment in Phillipsburg cemetery. Robert E Dailey and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigler
Bertha Lucille Swope
Roy H. Swope
RFD
Boonsboro
Guy R. Sigler
George Sigler
Middletown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Myersville
Raymond L. Markley
Mara
Anna Nicodemus
Donald L. Nicodemus
Ene Gilbert
Boone
Boonsboro High School
Sagner Inc
Groom
Middetown
Frederick Brick Works Co
RFD 2
Mary Doamed Derr
Mary Hannah Derr
Fredric Cunts
Cymil Ycott
Aincee
Ayot
Utah Place
Yvonne Plowman
Frederick
William Brothers Bottomly
Baltimore
Ruth M. Kashella
Philipsburg
Bottomly
Albergueraut
N. M
Donald Bot Cheektonga
N.Y
Geesey
Phillipsburg Presbyterian Church
Beezer Funeral Home
Phillipsburg Pa
Phillipsburg
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Funeral Services For Mrs Mae Grace Schaeffer Held In Cedar Grove
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2 p m for Mrs Mae Grace Schaeffer wife of Richard T Schaeffer of Cedar Grove who died Sunday The service at the Upper Seneca Baptist Church Cedar Grove featured solos by Leonard Beall and a duet with Mrs Patricia Moore and Mr Beall Accompanist was Mrs John Mayer Pallbearers included Elwood Nehouse Sterling Nehouse Guy Watkins Arnold Mais Willian Mullinix and John Woodfield Interment followed at church cemetery The funeral director was ReAmeyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Grace Schaeffer
Richard T. Schaeffer
Cedar Grove
Upper Seneca Baptist Eee
C. Norman Balick
Edwin A
Leonard Beall
Patricia Moore
John Mayer
Elwood Nehouse
Sterling Nehouse
Guy Watkins
Arnold Mais
Willian Mullinix
John Woodfield
Church
ReAmeyers
Gathland Club Trip To Pennsylvania Musicals
Members of the Gathland Home makers Club took a bus tour on July 31 to Musselman Apple Factory, an old-time country store in Biglerville and the Allenberry Playhouse to see Oklahoma. Thirty-seven people joined the outing including Mrs. Fawley and Miss Nora Stockman. The next meeting is set for October 3 at Mrs. Grossnickle’s Burkittsville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathland Club
Gathland Homemakers Club
Pennsylvania
Musselman's
Biglerville
Allenberry Playhouse
Boiling Springs
Oklahoma
Ralph Fawley
Louise Boyer
Anna Zecher
Irene Huffer
Elva Tacheter
William James
Clarence McGowan
Louise Higdon
Helen Psi
Nora Stockman
George Chick
Renton Louder
William Wilco
Bertram Enfield
Richard Remsburg
5. L. Remsburg
Remnant Remsburg
Eugene Burk
C. L. Pry
Pat Pry
Frank D. Shefler
Jane Haines
Teddy Beachley
Ruby Grossnickle
George Mentzer
Anna Lee Feisker
Wayne Guyton
Adeline Wise
Evelyn Shafer
Elizabeth Arnold
Mary Coblents
Ricky Boyer
Maurice Grossnickle
Pest Burkittsville
Leckemby Joins Weinberg Firm in Washington D C
Tax and corporate law specialist William R Leckemby joins Weinberg and Weinberg on North Court Street after a career as tax counsel with Howe Cochran and as a Fidelity Mutual technical consultant. He studied at Pittsburgh Dickinson and Georgetown with Navy service 1945-46. He has held multiple professional and civic posts in Maryland and Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R
Pecketiiy Jn
Weinberg and Weinberg
North Court Street
Leckemby
Thurmont
Ithe Legal Investment Division
Sthair Business Administration
Washington
University of Pittsburg
Dickinson School of Law
Carlisle
Georgetown Law School
US Navy
Meyersdale
University of Pittsburgh
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Corpus Juris Society
Reed Club
Dickinson Law Review
Howe P. Cochran
Esq
Fidelity In Mutual Life Insurance Company
Maryland State Federation of
Incomplete Meeting Notes From Unknown Group
Fragmentary OCR text shows a discussion about street action and Montevue with a host, mentions a leader named Sosea Ratreskenents and an upcoming meeting. Context unclear due to corruption.
Local Visitors Share Time With Kin In Villa Park
Mr and Mrs Earl Funk and children Lena Rebecca Michael and Corey from Villa Park near Chicago are visiting relatives here. Mr Funk formerly worked for News Post. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Irving Rice and Miss Catherine Kern from Logan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Funk
Lena
Rebecca
Michael
Corey
Villa Park
Chicago
Ill
Funk
The
News-Post
Irving Rice
Catherine Kern
Logan Street
York
Maine
Viet
Alen
MclaTire
Chilies
Susan Sed
Bernice
Albania Rejects Treaty Vienna Move
Albania denounces the limited synlone test ban treaty as a betrayal. Radio Tirana broadcasts name Premier Mehmet Shehu as a traitor for joining the agreement, signaling a sharp stance against the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Vienna
Austria
China
Radio
Tirana
Kimeshehey
Condition Of Rivers at Eystown and Polat Report
A river status bulletin notes water levels higher at Eystown and lower at Polat. The report records uneven flow conditions across the region with key locations showing contrasting levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eystown
Polat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amin He
Frederick City
Singapore
Burdette
View Park
Hyattstown
Vaynda Strube
Stone and Ie
Elde
King
Betty Andibeee
Olet Frizzet
Jimmy Rossman
Horace Zeli
Debra Hoerl
Linca Hoes
Marshall Hoerl
Jeffery Hoer
Marsha Hoerl
Sharon Hoerl
W. L. Burcette
Ae Burdette
Eila Mont TE
Harold
Nancy Colfer
Clarence W. Ramix
Carlton B
Tabler
Bill Hem
Danny Rivers
Susan Rivers
Starley Rivers
Charles KR
Loy Ach Family
Fieworth King
Mary King
Esther King
Nerine Ward
Gene King
Judy Howard
Wilbur Fairchild
Eree Fairchild
James G. Tabler
Jackie Binnix
Becky
News-Poet Files
LAMM
George Y. Keech
Ofj
Howard P. Lamm
Herbert C. Morean
Draper Road
U. B. Church
Cairo
Egypt
Germantown Baptist Church
Germantown
Jerry K. Cobline
Kitty Haynes
Rockville
Nanette Wilhide
Clarksburg
David Sadtler
Ted Kirk
Gaithersburg
Charles Sadtler
Clarkisbare
James Briggs
Gaithersure
Irene Sutphin
Boyds
Jerry K. Collins
Gaithersburg High School
Jonker Business Machines, Inc
Kern Distributing Co., Inc
Washington Grove
New York State
Canada
Evelyn Shank
Sandra J. Summer
Bernard LeRoy Wetzel
Sterling Wetzel
Fidelis Clas
Fidelis
Misa Mary Staley
Yelow Springs
May Houtf
Tin Dickars
Thea Business
Homewood
Florence V. Waskey
Belva Green
Mabel Hoover
Amelia Miller
Rosemont Avenue
Mildred Miller
Pauline Crist
Temple Crummt
Catherine Weddle
Erma’ Shatf
Alice Grove
Hannah Castle
Tommy Ramsburg
Guy Reesburg Jr
Taney Avenue
Monocacy River
Ema
Harry S. Truman
Carroll Manor
Mary M. Slifer
Arba L. Slifer
Gladhill Funeral
George
Amos Holter
Donald Linton
Jack Smith
John Gray
Cyrus McBride
William Locke
Reformed
Weinbergs
Clem
Lewis A. Clem
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Ray Mont Clem
Sherman Clem
Naomi Adkins
Shirley Adkins
Hugh Clem
Grace Bussard
Raymond Clem
Loretta Clem
Jon Biddinger
Rhythm Yockers
Biddinger
Madeline
Shirley
Richard Reynolds
Sylvia Eyler
Myrtle Bell
Bernard Clem
Vernon Bide
Cora Keeney
Sarah Clem
Wanda Jean Adkins
Vladeline Harris
L. William Clem
Ray Adkins
Wanda
Lee Adkins
Madeline Harris
Douglas
Vernon Clem
Barbara
Gerald
Jeffery
Faye Springer
Donna
Wee
Roy Moore
Vernon Bidle
Stanley
Albert Jones
Guy DeGrange
Donald Pryor
Mark
Edward Clem
Jann
Blain
Tracy
Lester Clem
Kathy
Connie
Helen Clem
Kay
Robert Shafer
Bobby
Bernard Ausherman
Glenn Bussard
Marisa
John Ammenheuser and
Melvin Amoss
Wayne
Karen Lee
Fort Biddinger
Don Biddinger
Debbie
Cara Wilfong
Danny Corum
Kenton Holsinger Jr
William R. Leckemby Jr
Sosea
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dish Diem
E. Wetshaar
Sud Im
Sorab C. Wetshaar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!