Funeral services held for Rev Stan ley Beecher Jennings
Funeral services for Rev. Stanley Beecher Jennings pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Taneytown Md who died suddenly Friday in North Wilkesboro NC were held Monday afternoon at his church Officiating were Rev Dr Elwood Falkenstein secretary of the Maryland Evangelical Lutheran Synod and Rev Dr M R Hamsher past president of the Central Pennsylvania Lutheran Synod Interment followed in Trinity cemetery Taneytown Pallbearers were church council members Honorary bearers were pastors from Maryland and Pennsylvania Synods Jennings known in the area was 40 years old at his death.
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Stanley Beecher Jennings
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Taneytown
North Wilkesboro
N.C
Elwood D. Falkenstein
Maryland Evangelical Lutheran Synod
M. R. Hamsher
Central Pennsylvania Lutheran Synod
Church Council
Fred Garner
Detmar Baumgardner
Glen Bollinger
Herbert Bowers
Truman Hahn
George Harner
Jade Hesson
Daniel Xaill
Delmar Riffle
Kenneth Smith
Gilbert Stine
Maryland and Pennsylvania Synod
News from Frederick Aged 1900 Local Paper Headline
Page four of The News Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday August 16 1900 shows subscription details advertising rates and delivery options from the Great Southern Ptg Co with general masthead information and Associated Press membership notes.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
THE
Great Southern Pig. &Afg. CO
North Court St
Prone
Tml
Carrer
Auda Bireau
Associated “Press
Associated Press
William M. Storm dies. Frederick lawyer with varied service
William M. Storm a longtime Frederick resident and lawyer died unexpectedly Sunday night. The prominent citizen valued community service, sports in youth, defense service, and civic advocacy, often aiding others and remaining affable and active throughout life. His brisk walk and quick step were well remembered by townsfolk and colleagues.
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Wilam
Storm
Frederick
Not So Urban Nation Census finds three quarters of Americans in small towns
The Census Bureau's list of the first 30 cities shows 17.3 million in the top five cities and 42 million in the next five, totaling 21.5 million in the ten largest. Including the first fifty, national urban concentration remains low, with three out of four Americans living in small cities, towns, villages, or farms. Distances between large cities are vast, especially west of the Alleghenies, highlighting the rural and small-town spread across the nation.
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Houston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Leather Reunion at Cold Spring Park August 21
The annual Leather reunion is set for August 21 at Cold Spring Park in Pa. A picnic lunch will be served at 12 30 p m.
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Cold Spring Park
Kazarian Named Press Relations Manager at American Optical
Ralph Kazarian appointed press relations manager for American Optical Company reporting to H. P. Brigham. He will handle media relations for the company’s various divisions in Southbridge Mass.
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Southbridge
Mass
Ralph Kazarian
American Optical Company
H. P. Brigham
Kazarian
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post August 16 1910
Governor Crothers appoints a strong Maryland delegation to the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention in Providence. Frederick county representatives are Joseph D Baker, Dr C H Conley and J W Grove. MR Robert Downing spoke at the Family Theater on vice in big cities. Reno S Harp returned from Milwaukee after attending the Supreme Lodge of Rights of Pythias. B&O excursion to Washington and Baltimore carried 151 from Frederick. Col George A Pearce retires from the Sixth district Republican race after six terms. Dr R C Hume injured in a buggy accident near Doubs while driving a frightened horse. Dr C H Conley gave medical aid.
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News-Post
Crothers
Maryland
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Providence
Frederick County
Joseph D_. Baker
C. H. Conley
J. W. Grove
Robert Downing
Family Theater
Frederick Corps
Salvation Army
Downing
Reno S. Harp
Milwaukee
Supreme Lodge of Rights of Pythias
Baltimore
Ohio
Washington
George A. Pearce
Doubs
R. C. Hume
Adamstown
Repainting of Highways Begins in Frederick County
Twenty years ago on August 16 1949 work started repainting yellow and white lines on main state roads in Frederick County announced by Resident Engineer Roper T Putman. George Z Best fresh from Alaska reported ghost towns gone. Mrs Robert Ausherman Brunswick celebrated 50th wedding anniversary. Alice McNair daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McNair named county farm girl and to represent Frederick in Timonium Fair. A barge tractor avoided a head on collision near Monocacy River bridge after a rear end crash. County Roads Engineer Roger H Willard said 200 miles of farm to market roads are needed.
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News-Post
Ropert Putman
Alaska
George Z. Best
Ladies Guild
Utica
Harry McNair
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Monocacy River’ Bridge
Frederick Junction
CUNTY
Roger H. Willard
Kywanis Club
Lombardo to Headline Frederick Elk Charity Ball at Armory
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians will perform at the seventh annual Charity Ball of Frederick Lodge No. 664 BPO Elks at the National Guard Armory on September 21. Proceeds benefit the Frederick Memorial Hospital Fund and Elks charities. Event plans include extensive committees and public support, reflecting a long tradition of top bands for the fundraiser.
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Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Heaven
Frederick Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
National Guard Armory
Elks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Raymond F.gafney
E. Robert Bowlus
P.E.R
C. Lease Bussard
Carl V_ . Weakley
Samuel
H. Rosenstock
Manuel M. Weinberg
John M. Etzler
Russell E. Litten
B. Lee Feete
Ernest P. Hammaker
Ray C. Gladhill
Wiliam B. Hilton
Ormond R. Galvin
R. X. Gibo
Thomas S. Glass
W._ Jamboe Grove
Guy E. Baker
Nathan Jacobson
James McSherry
Melkiin E. Lea
Charles V. Mann
Delberts. Null
James L. Rimler
George S. Rodock Tl
Robert W. Russell
W. Eugene Sanders
Charles H. Smeiser
F. W. Weitzel
Byron D. White
Richard M. Clendenin
Emmett BR. Bovwlus
Howard Kelly
David Hagan
Stanles Gaver
Eugene Kefauver
Goodloe Byron
Warren High
Joseph Ignasiak
Allen Rouizahn
Edward Farnsworth
Arthur Mason
Edward Daugherty
Edgar Lawson
Gilmore Flautt Jr
Ruhland Boxer
Ralph Merchant
Ray Crabbs
Amos Harper
Raymond Dyer
James Mercer
Robert L
Stuil
Witliam Christ
Stephen Langley
Paul Eigenbrode
Rayburm Browning
Robert Hess
H. David Hagan
Elmer Bokesch
Robert Mason
Sterling Jackson
Charles F. Staley
Carl Weakley
Walter M. Turpin Jr
Bertha Mailly, Former Rand School Manager, Dies
Bertha Howell Mailly, 91, longtime Rand School of Social Science secretary and manager in New York, died Sunday in Laguna Beach after a long illness. She was the widow of William Mailly, a pioneer Socialist who died in 1913.
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Bertha H. Mailly
Laguna Beach
Calif
Bertha Howell Mailly
New York
Rand School of Social Science
William Mailly
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Carl Staley Jr
Mr and Mrs Carl Staley Jr announce the birth of a seven pound son yesterday in Salisbury North Carolina, Mrs Staley’s hometown. Mrs June Riley is the former, the couple reside on West South Street.
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Carl Staley Jr
Salisbury
N. C
Staley
June Riley
West South Street
Helen Penn
West Patrick Street
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Ruby Penn
Jesse Smith Jr
Curtis Holbruner
Woodsboro
Bernard Warfield
Mary Gerard
Crowley
Tom Hickman
Miami
Fla
Irene Stuckey
Pekin
Francis Scott Key
Pekin Daily News
William Ayers Jr
Kaufman Garage
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Mirs
Stanley Blank
Larry
Rodney Blank
Edgewood
New England
Stamford
Conn
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Arthur L. Hargett
Sen. Patrick
Motter Avenue
Ocean City
Hargett
Sydney Hargett
Sylvia Feaster
Brunswick
Evelin Shoemaker
South Jefferson Street
Bride Katherine Arnold Weds Richard Gosnell in Frederick Church
Miss Kath erine V Arnold daughter of Mrs Nita H Arnold and Richard Arnold married Richard Gosnell son of Mr and Mrs Weldon R Gosnell in Frederick Church of the Brethren. Rev Dr William A Wade and Rev Dr Ralph E White officiated. The bride wore a white silk organza gown with puffed sleeves and veil. A reception followed at the Southern Restaurant. The couple will reside on East Third street.
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Kennedy Studio
Katherine V. Arnold
Nita H. Arnold
Richard ¥. Arnold
Baltimore
Thomas A. Gosnell
Weldon R. Gosnell
Frederick
James E. Arnold Jr
Leesburg
Anne E. Arnold
John C. Douglas
J. Putman Dutrow
Herbert L. Rollins
Pine Room
Megara Falls
New York
Atlantic City
Lovelsville High School
Potomac Edison Company
Fredenck High School
A. & P. Tea Company
East Third Street
Fecker Division Awarded Gyro Contract for 1963 Test Table
Pittsburgh based J. W. Fecker Division of American Optical Co won a contract from the Air Research and Development Command to design and build an advanced gyro test table and related electronics. The project supports inertial guidance devices for the Air Force, with equipment to be tested for use by the Air Force Missile Development Center at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. W.fecker
American Optical Co
Air Research and Development Command
Air Force Missile Development Center
Holloman
Air Force Base
New Mexico
Ethical Uses of Side Money by Business Executives
Editor notes the ethics and legality of executives using their positions for personal gain. It surveys government rules, SEC reporting thresholds, and case examples from Congress and courts. It contrasts regulatory policing with personal ethics and cites stories like Charles E. Wilson and William C. Newberg to illustrate tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Congress
Manhattan
Hulan E. Jack
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Chrysler
William C. Newberg
SEC
Youths Admit Slaying in Lockport Looting Case
Two teenage boys admitted to beating and stabbing widow Margaret Timkey after she surprised them during a house looting in Lockport. Police said Timkey, 60, was struck on the head stabbed in the back with an icepick bound and blindfolded. The confession was reported by AP.
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Lockport
Margaret Timkey
Deaths of John H Angle and others in Frederick County
John H Angle 79 of Frederick county died at his daughter's home after four years of ill health. Born in Claylick Franklin County Pa he was a retiree from highway work and a member of Fourth Street Church of the Brethren Chambersburg Pa. Surviving daughters include May E McElhaney Chambersburg and Nellie E Appel. four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 4 p m at Sellers funeral home Chambersburg with burial in Welsh Run cemetery. Rose Mitzel Baublitz York widow of Frederick Baublitz died at York Hospital. Survived by brother Clinton Masemore Union Bridge and sister Mrs Ida Baker New Freedom. funeral in York. Charles Franklin Ohler 6 East Main St Emmitsburg died at Martinsburg VA Hospital after two years illness. A WWI veteran and VFW member he leaves three brothers William John Clarence all Emmitsburg and sister Mrs Maude Miller Pen Mar. Funeral Thursday 2 p m Wilson funeral home Emmitsburg with interment Mt View Cemetery. Military rites by local VFW and American Legion.
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John H. Angie
John H. Angle
RFD
Frederick
May E. McElhaney
Claylick
Franklin County
William
Mary E. Rowland Ankle
Fourth Street Church of the Brethren
Chambersburg
McElhaney
Nellie E. Appel
Sellers Funeral Home
Inin F_ Block
Welsh Run
Charles F. Ohler
Charles Franklin Ohler
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Katie Willard Ohler
J. Emory
John
Clarence
Maude Miller
Pen-Mar
VFW
Wilson Funeral Home
Forrest D. Davis
Mt. View Cemetery
American Legion
Funeral Notices for Breighner Reifsnider and Cline in Frederick Area
Funeral services were held for Mrs Florence C Breighner of Walkersville Walter Dudrow and others served as pallbearers. Isaiah Lewis Reifsnider died August 13 and services were in Tanextown with grandsons as pallbearers. Mrs Mary Louise Cline wife of Benjamin Cline Route 4 Frederick died August 3 and services were at William B Hilton funeral home with Beallsville Menocrey Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C. Breighner
Walkersville
G. C. Barton
Richard D. Thompson
Walter Dudrow
Walter Dudrow Jr
Durward Keiteils
Alden Simon
Maynard Wasner
Lewis
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederck
Isaiah Lewis Reifsnider
Brookfield Manor
Fuss Funeral Home
Tanextown
Morgan R. Andreas
Wilbur H
Paul R. Waybright
Glen W
Lewis L
Roger Reifsnider
Brady Kunkle
Mary Louise Cline
Benjamin Cline
Frederick
Barnesville
Chine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bruce Gabbert
The
Doubs
William Burdette Jr
Dickerson
Keith Harsh
Robert Runkles
Woodbine
Phillip Wolsey
Gaithersburg
Beallsville
Menocrey Cemetery
Cyprus celebrates independence after British rule ends
Nicosia crowds cheer as 21 gun salute signals Cyprus’ official independence at midnight. Sir Hugh Foot hands power to the first president Makarios as Greek and Turkish leaders sign the treaties. Greeks, while welcoming self rule, complain the Zurich London terms deny unification with Greece and give Turkish Cypriots equal status in state affairs.
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Nicosia
Corpus
Cyprus
Greece
Zurich
London
Hugh Foot
Hugh
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Semi Recluse's Home Yields Over 157000 Dollars
New York AP report details cash near 45057 and over 112000 in bank balances found in the littered apartment of 73 year old George Richele. Police tallied assets after body discovered Monday. relatives note a history of keeping visitors away amid debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Richele
Rrchele
Henry
Franklin Savings Bank
Among The Sick In Frederick Hospitals
Mrs Vernon Spencer of Taney avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday night for observation and treatment. Mr Edward Brachey of East Ninth street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday for observation and treatment. Mrs Isaac Hankey of Elm street remains a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where she has been a medical patient since August 2. Mrs Dorothy V Stup of John Hansen Apartments, very ill, is slightly improved at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Spencer
Taney Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward Brachey
East Ninth Street
Isaac Hankey
Elm Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Dorothy V Stup
John Hansen
Explosion on Texaco Delaware Kills Two Crewmen
An explosion and fire aboard the oil tanker Texaco Delaware in Portland Oregon killed two crewmen. Victims were E. T. Knighton of Newton Texas and F. W. Bremer of Port Arthur Texas. Crewmembers contained the blaze to prevent spreading to 360000 gallons of high test gasoline.
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Portland, Ore
Texaco Delaware
E. T. Knighton
Newton, Tex
F. W. Bremer
Port Arthur
Tex
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Cear
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Richmond
Salt Lake City
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Lombardo
Dennis Zimmerman
Dennis
Middletown High School
George Eaton
Children’s Hospital
Harry L. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Guy Lombards
NEA_ Telephoto
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico, Va
Ross V. Smith Jr
Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
High Point College
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