Stork shower and anniversary notices in Frederick edition
Stork shower for Mrs Richard Rice on Aug 6 at 635 North Market with a pink white theme and gifts in a handmade bassinet. Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Elmer Wiles marks 31 years at Buckeye Restaurant with family guests from Frederick and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rice
Charles Stull
North Market Street
Mildred Hobe
Robert Burall
Harold Stil
Robert Cline
Roger S. Eyler
Roger C. Eyler
George Davis
Carroll Eicholtz
Mary Louise Eyler
Marsha Barker
Charles Stil
Floyd Spalding
Calvin Geisbert
Harveys
Cordell
Shirley Cordell
Buckeye
Elmer
Wiles
Charles
Sylvester R| Wiles
Sandy
Ronnie
Butch
Gur
Cheeks
Debbie
Air
Kenneth E. Wiles
Carolym
Jeanne
Charles L. Chipley
Kathy
Ashley F. Fouche
Caren and
Ashley Jr
Bellerica, Mass
Nautilus Polar Voyage Opens New Strategic Frontier
The Nautilus atomic powered submarine completes an under polar voyage seen as America’s answer to Sputnik. It demonstrates range under Arctic ice and points to military uses from patrols to radar sites, while offering peaceful roles in weather data and rescue. The journey also suggests a faster commercial Pacific to Europe route via the Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fustory
Soviet Union
Daily Telegraph
London
America
Sputnik
Khrushchev
Wil
Arctic
Pacific
Hawaii
Manila
Tokyo
Europe
Bering Strait
Pas Jusy
Capel
Nautilus
Lone Mar
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
United States
Belgian Congo
Rome
Weather Master Billy Pickett Celebrates Fifth Birthday
The Weather Master Billy Pickett, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pickett of 303 Redwood Avenue, celebrated his fifth birthday Friday with a lawn party. Guests included Melvin Koogle Singles ton Koogle Diane Harrison Debate O bryan Gray O bryan Ralph Schoeber and Arthur Oland all of the Redwood Avenue area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Pickett
Thomas Pickett
Redwood Avenue
Melvin Koogle
Singleston Koogle
Diane Harrison
Debate O'Bryan
Gray O'Bryan
Ralph Schoeber
Arthur Oland
Fifty Years Ago items From The News Columns Aug 16 1908
Miss Rebecca Hendrickson fell down stairs at her nephew Charles B T Hendrickson's home injuring back and head though no bones were broken. Henry Lampe and crew rescue frescoing at Adamstown and Walkersville. Glenn Forest Club to hold tournament and picnic at Cooksville with Frederick City Band and Orchestra. Winchester defeated Frederick 10 to 1 on home grounds, visitors errorless. local team committed five errors. Col Austin Baughman entertained about twenty railroad men from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Frederick at Poplar Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Hendrickson
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Henry Lampe
Frederick
Col
Austin Baughman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Poplar Terrace
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago wedding details fill columns with a double ring ceremony at an elegant setting. The bride wore white lace over satin with a lace collar, tiara, and a long veil. Attendants included matron of honor Emogene Wyand and bridesmaids Marlene Gordon and Patsy Webber. The groom’s party featured best man Lehor Hamilton and ushers Warne Hawes and Richard Lohr. The reception followed at City Park Pavilion and trip to Atlantic City. Also noted is a Brunswick High School graduate wedding couple, and a separate incident of a lightning-struck barn and fire response by multiple fire engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard D. Carmack
Ernest King Jr
Fran Hamilton
Queen Jann
Marlene Gordon
Patsy Webber
Lehor Hamilton
Indaw
Warne Hawes
Richard Lohr
Holly Hamilton
Sandra Willis
Michael Reynolds
City Park Pavilion
Norman Long
Burton T Langiey
Raymond Reynolds
Marguerite Willis
Winchester Hall
East Church
Falls Church
Purcellville
Charles Town
W. Va
State Department of Health
Erick
Washington
Baltimore
iGarst—Myers
Margie Rebecca Myers
Charles ¥. Myers
RFD
Thurmont
Robert Livingston Garst
Rendall B. Garst
Frederick
St. John’s Evangelical ‘Lutheran Church
Eugene R. McVicker
Shirley Zentz
Betty Brown
Hoyt Brown
Eugene Myers
Daryl Hawkins
Gloria Angleberger
Juanita Bowers
Gladys Myers
Atlantic City
N. J
Thurmont, High School
Walkersville High School
Ernest Ausherman
Mitchell—Kelley
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Barnesville
Patricia Kathleen Kelley
Mildred Cole Kelley
Sebring
Florida
George Henry Mitchell
Ester Mitchell
Poolesville
Martin Hyland
Bill Bliss
Rebecca Selby
Kenneth Ainsley
Debbie Bliss
Rockville
Robby Bliss
Mitchell
Roy Selby Jr
John Repass
Seallisville
Connie Chesley
Emmett Norris
Franch
Ave Maria
Keley
Frank Bliss
Dickerson
Virginia
Virginia Beath
Last Week For Playgrounds Ends With Farewell Events
The final playground week features farewell parties and special activities across Mary land and nearby towns. Highlights include afternoon story hours, evening dance and game nights, and a watermelon party finale as 2,634 children have registered for Space Age Fun this summer. Married life notices follow with engagements, weddings, and social events across Frederick area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
East Third
Tiny Tot Town
Mullinnix Park
Harmon Field
McCurdy Field
Baker Park
Linden Hills
Mullinix Park
Chapel Park
East Third Park
Maryland Park
Staley Park
Catoctin Park
Babee Park
Catoctin Planus
jPlans
Rosedale Park
Calloctin
Jefferson Community Band
Shell
Fort Detrick Thanks News-Post For Ceremony Coverage
Colonel Joseph C Prentice of Fort Detrick expresses gratitude to the Frederick News-Post for publicity around the Army Chemical Corps Certificates of Achievement ceremony for about 850 federal civilians and the Civil Service Act Diamond Jubilee observance held August 6. The deputy commander notes the editorial congratulations were gratifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Army Chemical] Corps
United States Civil Service Act
Frederick
Joseph C. Prentice
Cmic
Illness and Hospital Admissions in Frederick Area
The report notes Colleen Branton, 11, of Tapey Apartments, received a 2 tonstectomy Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ray Miller, 7, of Appie Avenue, was admitted Thursday for tonsil removal. William J. Long of G. E. Appliance, Middletown, was admitted Thursday night for observation. Archie Summel was moved Friday afternoon from Woodsboro to Frederick Memorial Hospital by G. C. Barton ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Branton
Blanche Branton
Tapey Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ray Miller
William JL. Miller
Appie Avenue
William J. Long
G. E. Appliance Deaier
Middletown
Archie Summel
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Albert Herrnstein, famed coach, dies before 76th birthday
Albert E. Herrnstein, former football coach at Ohio State and Purdue, died of a heart ailment on the eve of his 76th birthday in Chillicothe Ohio. He played for Michigan's famed point-a-minute team and led the sport at Michigan before coaching major programs. The report notes his long service and ties to the B&O Railroad Veterans and the 1902 Rose Bowl era. Birth notices list births at Frederick Memorial Hospital with several new infants and parent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Herrnstein
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ohio State
Purdue
University of Michigan
Herrnstein
Brunswick City
Michigan
Ho Park
Michigan de B. & O. R. R
Stanford
Manicure Rules for Hands and Nails From Homemakers Page
A home demonstration note stresses daily nail care and proper manicuring. It covers shaping, buffing, cuticle care, and moisturizers to create attractive hands, warns against overhandling nails, and links good grooming to poise and self confidence, with tips on polish, diet, and tools. The piece mentions Mark Hanna and lists notable clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. ‘Thomas
Frederick Press
John’ 5S
Miller
Frederick
Charles G
Mark Hanna
New York
Mark Han
Hanna
Franklin D. Thas
el-Roosevelt
Helen Wayes
John “Bove
O‘hara
Benny Goodman
Leo
Durocher
San
Francisco
Tri-State Elks Name Huber As President
Tri State Elks announce Huber as president. Kennedy chaired the Elks golfing tournament. Glenn Spencer of the V F W Country Club served as scorekeeper and badge for the contest. Bowling tournament at Arcade Bowling Alleys saw Bill Hamilton winning ten pins and Claude Martin top in duck pins. A scheduled playoff between Martin and Hawthorne was canceled when Hawthorne did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Elks
Glenn Spencer
V.F.W
Arcade
Bill Hamilton
Havre de Grace
Claude Martin
Washington
Martin
Charles Hawthorne
Baltimore
Hawthorne
Elks Convention Activities In Frederick Packed Schedule
The Frederick Elks convention features memorial services with Rev W Merval Weaver and performers including Miss Martha Haugh and Imangton Shipley. Officers meet, breakfasts at Key Hotel and Elks Club, a hair styling demo, a 2 pm picnic at Frederick Fairgrounds, a 6 20 cocktail, 9 pm grand ball, 10 pm floor show, 11 pm Elks toast, and Sunday church services 9 to 11 followed by a trustees meeting and farewell buffet at 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Elks Club
Frederick Lodge
Mamie Scott
The
Elks
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick Armory
Elks Veterans Hospital
Armory
Funeral Services for Edward Thomas Devilbiss Held
Funeral services for Edward Thomas Devilbiss of Union Bridge were held Friday at 1 30 p m at the Union Bridge funeral home of D D Hartzler and Sons. He died Tuesday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev Ernest Colwell officiated with Elder George Stansbury assisting. Interment followed in Lutheran Cemetery Union Town with pallbearers Frank Inglar George Otto Luther Devilbiss George Millon Edward Eichman and Elmer Pittinger named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas Devilbiss
Union Bridge
D. D
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Norte Court
Fredenck
Earner
Monit
Montis
AP Cew
Enck
P. H. Clements
Richard Betson
Thomas Avenue
W. C. Simmons
St. Louis, Mo
Cape Hatteras
Randy Shellhorse Jr
Riverhead
Long Island
Randy Shelhorse Sr
Frank W. Yanes
Ate
John M. Grove
Dill Ave
J. Marion Sigmund
Leroy Sigmund
Boone
Town
E Boy Sigmund
Hagerstown
Grand Hotel
Cape Town
Kaapstad
Margaret E. Schmitz
Record Street
Detrick
Officers’ Club
Robert Bowwlus
Frank Keefer
Elmer Bokesch
Arthur Mason
Lloyd Pahlman
Association
Pahlman
E. R. Bowlus
Charles L. Mobley
Benjamin Stanley
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Emmett R. Bows Jus
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Elss Association
Ernest O. King
Brunswick
Truda Nanshella Arvin
Charles R. Arvin
Harley William Webber
Trene Webber
Rkuonville
Harley Russell Webber
First Baptist Church
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the News
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Harpers Ferry Pike
Jefferson
Feagaville
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CCC
Frederick City
Charles E. May
Dil
Gerry Ann
Thomas Edward Houck
Earl W. Houck
East Third Street
Miss May
Mr. Houck
Frederick High School
Ernest Stanley
Stanley
BL & O. BR. RR
B. & O. B. R. Veterans
Osear Mitchell
Clearwater, Fla
Burdette
Arlington, Va
Robert Foster
Brunswick Veterans Association
Hyett Beans
Ella Rubie
Leighton Blickenstaif
P.F.C
Donald Blickenstaff
Fort Bliss
Tex
Albert Hargell
Charles Allen
David Allen
Woodrow Blickenstaff
Richard
Howard W. White
Route 4
iNaomi K. Breeden
John David Zimmerman
Miss Breeden
Boonsboro
Price Electric Corporation
iMr. Zimmerman
Veterans’ Auxiliary
Martin Clingan
Hamilton Avenue
Dane Bryant
Clingan
Linda Eyer
Ivy
Walter Fry
James Lester
Fry
Helen Orndorff
William Utt
jEaat Second Street
James Gambrill
Utt
Caroline Lane
West Church Street
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Homemakers
Teorner
Admira
Tri-State Elks
Huber
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