The News Entabligned 108 1960 August 18
The fragment shows a 1960 issue of The News from Frederick Maryland. It lists subscription rates including 75 cents for single copies and annual options, with postal and press association notices. The page references the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press usage, printed as a local newspaper front section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mander Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
St Fredenck
Seceri
Planetary Cousins Doubt Alien Contact Theory
Dr Howard Shapley of Harvard University doubts the idea that a peopled planet far away is trying to contact Earth. He concedes life may exist elsewhere and suggests signals would take about two years to arrive, a delay he treats with humor noting future political changes would reset any exchange.
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Howard Shapley
Harvard University
Shapley
Washington
U S G N P Posts 3.5 Percent Growth In Year End
The gross national product rose to 17.1 billion in the year ending June 30, a 3.5 percent advance. The second quarter reached 505 billion, signaling slower growth than expected but still solid. Steel settlement aided output which topped 501.3 billion in Q1 and rose toward 505 billion in Q2, with strong prospects for the second half.
Deeds Recorded At Court House For Several Properties
Deeds have been recorded in the Clerk's Office at the Court House for multiple properties. Brosius Homes Corporation sells on Center Street and Carrollton Drive for about 11 500. Brown sells Maryland Avenue Braddock Heights for about 16 000. Arundel Federal SAV and LOA deeds two Lewistown parcels for about 11 500. K and G Construction sells West 12th Street for about 13 000. Hamilton Homes sells Monocacy Village for about 20 500. Cooper sells Petersville District land for about 12 500. Houck Jr. et al. sell two parcels at Emmitsburg Public Square for about 14 000. Geiser sells Stewart Manor Pinewood Drive for about 18 000. Chandlee sells Toll House Avenue property for about 14 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Brosius Homes Corporation
Dominick F. Mattiello
Center Street
Carrollton Drive
Lelia L. Brown
Carlos A. Gosnell
Maryland Avenue
Braddock Heights
Arundel
Mary B. Cooper
George Edwin Bowers
Petersville
Brouswick
James E. Houck Jr
Frank W. Weant
Public Square
Emmitsburg
Norman S. Geiser
Ronald G. Cassell
Pinewood Drive
Stewart Manor
George C. Chandlee
Louis R. Schoolman
Toll House Avenue
Apple Marketing Meeting Set Friday at Experiment Farm
A mass meeting for apple industry discussions on marketing the coming crop will convene Friday night August 26 at 7 p.m. at University Experiment Farm Kearneysville West Virginia. J Kenneth Robinson of Eastern Fruit Marketers Co operative will present the market outlook and price levels. R Smith USDA Fruits and Vegetables director will speak on today’s marketing. refreshments to follow.
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APPLE
University Experiment Farm
Kearneysville
W. Va
J. Kenneth Robinson
Eastern Fruit Marketers Co-operative
R. Smith
Fruits & Vegetables
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Capecen Farm
Martinsburg
Community Notices Cover Local Professionals and Events
Dr Harold E Schaden of Frederick area represents veterinary profession in Denver as a House of Delegates member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Birth announced for Lynn Marie Bridges, second child and first daughter, born at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Barbara Crum and Michael visit Baltimore after jet trip to spend time with family. HL Richard Betson begins chief accountant role in California and will establish offices in Carlsbad, NM. family stays Frederick. Mrs Leslie Carlin and Mrs Stanley Staley return from Delta Kappa Gamma convention in Miami Beach. Staley chairs Frederick County chapter. American Optical reports 26 weeks ended July 1 1960 net income 1 622199. sales 48570651. Mt Bethel Sunday School picnic rescheduled for August 27 between Foxville and Wolfsville.
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Harold E. Schaden
Hd Avenue
Denver
Colo
American Veterinary Medical Association
Donald L. Bridges
South Market Street
Lynn Marie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Leslie Carlin
Stanley Staley
Miami Beach
Florida
Delta Kappa Gamma
International Honor Society For
Frederick City Abattoir plans accepted. visitors tour
MR P A ELEY of Philadelphia architect for the Frederick City Abattoir Co arrives with plans accepted without alteration. Several Columbia business men visit Frederick to assess manufacturing appeal for a local plant. The Braddock picnic in Clifton grove draws large attendance. Pou Tang Club holds annual picnic at Doub's fording. A horse belonging to Dr FE Brown slips and injures its leg on North Market Street. An ice wagon horse from Hygeia Ice Co falls ill and is moved to Dr R W Smith’s sanatorium. An electric sign goes up at Ideal Electric and Machine Co. Clarence Dixon’s arm is badly scalded at Frederick City Packing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Eley
Philadelphia
Frederick City Abattoir Co
Columbia
Frederick
Board of Trade
Braddock
Grove
Clifton
POU Tang Club
Doub’s
Monocacy River
FE. D. Brown
North Market Street
Doll Brothers Store
Hygeia Ice Co
R. W. Smith
Ideal Electric and Machine Co
East Partick Street
Clarence Dixon
Frederick City Packing Co
Twenty Years Ago Highlights in Frederick News
The August 18 1940 summary notes overwhelming House approval for a National Guard mobilization bill calling up about 396000 men for a year of active service. George A Zeigler is named city chemist. Welfare Board reelects Rev W C Royal with Ernest R Shriver added as seventh member. auto collision narrowly misses injuring Dr E C Kefauver Health Officer. Japanese beetle surpasses 500000. London reports 144 German raiders shot down. State Roads Commission to install a traffic light at Wormans Mill. Mrs B W Meeks and Mrs Ernest C Webb return from Delaware Ohio after attending National Board of Managers meeting.
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HOUSE
National Guard
Culler
George A. Zeigler
Mt. St. Mary’s College
W. C. Royal
Frederck County Welfare Board
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Ernest R. Shriver
Emmitsburg
E. C. Kefauver
College Avenue
London
State Roads Commission
Worman’s Mill
B. W. Meeks
Ernest C. Webb
Delaware
National Board of Managers
The
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Powers Trial Seen as Moscow Propaganda Show
The column argues the Powers Moscow trial mainly exposes Soviet aims to discredit the U S government. Powers appears coerced and merely executing orders, while Russia seeks anti American propaganda and a showcase of Soviet justice versus past Stalin era purge trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Soviet
Eisenhower
Moscow
Powers
U. S
Preston Grover
Associated Press
Stalin
Dominican Republic sanctions push at OAS meeting
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ignacio Arcaya urged a virtual quarantine and broad non military penalties on the Dominican regime of Rafael Trujillo at the OAS ministers conference in San Jose Costa Rica. Dominican Foreign Minister Porfirio Herrera Baez denied the charges calling them a distraction from Venezuela's problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Venezela
Americas
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
The
Organization of American States
Ignacio Luis Arcaya
Porfirio Herrera Baez
Arcava
Peoples of America
Rafael Tru- Ro
Arcaya
Romulo Betancourt
Rio de Janeiro
Venezsela
Rev James L Schell Marries Phyllis Moser in Mont Alto
Phyllis Ann Moser and Rev James Long Schell wed August 12 at Mont Alto Methodist Church Pa. Bride wore white organza over taffeta gown. attendants included Catherine Weaver. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Gilbert Bennett with Wayne Moser acolyte. Reception at church. couple to live in Mont Alto after August 26. Bride a Thurmont High School Elizabethtown College graduate and teacher. groom pastor of Mont Alto Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Alto Methodist Church
Mont Alto
Gilbert Bennett
Acoltye
Wayne Moser
Methodist Parsonage
Schell
Thurmont High School
Elizabethtown College
Wesley Seminary
Washington
Graffenburg Inn
Caledonia
Miss Caroline Wastier Weds Ronald Welker in Emmitsburg
Miss Caroline Wastier daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Wastier Emmitsburg married Ronald Paul Welker son of Rev and Mrs Edmund Welker Westminster at the Church of the Incarnation United Church of Carst Emmitsburg The double ring ceremony was performed by the bride’s father The bride wore a white Chantilly lace gown with long sleeves and a pearl necklace The maid of honor was Narcy Eyler Emmitsburg Best man was David Shue Frederick Usher Walter Simpson Emmitsburg and Lois Fisher Rocky Ridge wore blue dresses and carried pink and white carnations A reception followed at The Green Parrot Tea Room Emmitsburg The couple will reside at 43 Carroll Street Westminster The bride a 1960 graduate of Emmitsburg High School The groom a 1958 Taneytown High School graduate works as an IBM operator at Green Spring Dairy Baltimore The wedding featured flowers White gladioli and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroyne Wastier
Lester Wastier
Emmitsburg
Ronald “Paul Welker
Westminster
Edmund P. Wel Ker
Church of the Incarnation
United
Zell
Narcy Eyler
Shirley’ Hahn
Walter Simpson
Emmiuisharg
Lois Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Maid of Honor
David Shue
Frederick
Walter Simp
John White
Robert Werner
Franklin Wastler
Rng Dearer
Kathy Jon Bigham
Gettysburo
Green Parrot Tea Room
Carroll Street
Emmitsburg High School
Taneytown High School
IBM
Green Spring Dairy
Baltimore
Sue Anne Funkhouser
Walter Funkhouser
Cascade
Barry Eugene Spangler
Walter Spangler
Highfield
Claude Corl
United Church of Christ
Paul Rumbaugh
Ocean City
Editor Edward Ogilvie Dies in Florida Age 87
Edward L. Ogilvie, 87, longtime editor of the St. Paul Reporter, died Wednesday in St. Petersburg Florida. He spent 30 years as editor, retired from the paper 15 years ago, and was born in Keokuk Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Edward L. Ogilvie
St. Paul (Minn
Ogilvie
Keokuk
Town
Fifth Annual Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Show Heads to Frederick
More than 90 horses, among the country’s finest, converge at the Frederick Fairgrounds for the Morgan show. Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors and local donors fund 40 plus classes including a new Children's Lead Line and a Versatility class. Notables include Waseeka Farms entrants and Tivoli from Voorhis Farms along with Nancy Date and Topfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fairgrounds
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Waseeka Farms
Weyland
Mass
Upwey Ben Don
Voorhis Farms
Red Hook
N. Y
Frances Schaeffer
Allentown
Morgan
Nancy Date
Topfield
Glenn A. Main Jr
Richard F. Kine
Samuel St. Clair
M. Robert Richie
Nathaniel Prime
Blue Ridge Oi Co
Charles H. Woodman
Fisher Distributing Co
Walter G. Crowther
C. Oland Meitzler
Bob-Roy Typewriter & Supplies Co
Charles A. Price
Joseph Vona
Joseph D. Baker Til
Richard R. Kline
Charles E. Hartman
Stanley Gaver
Southern State Frederick Cooperative
M. J. Grove Lime Co
C. Lease
Local Nuptials and Engagement Notices in Highfield Area
The bulletin reports the marriage of Miss Sue Anne Funkhouser to Barry Eugene Spangler in a d seven thirty p m ceremony at the United Church of Christ Highfield with a reception at the bride’s home and a brief post wedding trip to Ocean City. Also announced is the engagement of Delores Annie Franklin to Eugene Kline and invitations for Dorothea Jane Wilson to Ernest O King Jr with weddings planned later. The article notes graduates and employments of the couples as part of the social notices.
Local hospital notes include several patient updates
Among the sick Mr. Joseph B. Payne of Brunswick has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Charles W. Magaha, who has been a patient at Kernan's Hospital, Baltimore, has returned to her home, 103 West Fourteenth street, much improved. Miss Sally Hoffman of near New Market, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday, for observation and treatment.
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Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Magaha
Kernan’s Hospital
Baltimore
West Fourteenth Street
Sally Hoffman
Near New Market
Patient thief cracks cafe door for four cigarette cartons
Detectives in Little Rock Arkansas report a patient burglar drilled a small hole in a cafe back door and reached inside to unlock it. The thief made off with four cartons of cigarettes.
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Little Rock, Ark
Deaths in Thurmont and Brunswick Areas
Obituaries report James Elwood Grimsley of Baltimore survived by Elsie Crawford Grimsley to be buried at Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. Lille Anne Hall 82 of Brunswick dies at daughter's home and is buried at Mt. Zion near McKaig. William I. Sweeney 7 and extended Sweeney family survive with services in Thurmont and Lewistown Chapel, Rev. Lloyd L. Wolf officiating.
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James E. Grimsley
James Elwood Grimsley
Patrick and
Lorena Groves Grimsley
Fort Howard Hospital
Baltimore
Elsie Crawford Grimsley
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Her. F. L. Morgenstern
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Willard R. Hall
Lille Anne Hall
Willard Rubin Hall
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Howard
Katie Swomley Fox
Margie V. Foster
Hathie Catherine Durkan
Robin Willard Hall
Pearl
Leslie Fox
Burbank
California
Harry Fox
Frederick
C. H. Feeter and Brother Funeral Home
Mt. Zion | Methodist Church
McKaig
William I. Sweeney
Potomac Edison
William M
Eliza Holtz Sweeney
Harriot Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Ella May Carbaugh Sweeney
Harold Sweeney
Emanuel Sweeney
Paul Sweeney
John Sweeney
Elmer Sweeney
Albert Sweeney
Clifford Sweeney
Donald
Lewistown
Lloyd L. Wolf
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Carrie Ann Rebecca Biddinger
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Ann Rebecca Biddinger widow of Francis C. Biddinger Sr. were held at the Frederick Church of the Brethren with Rev. Dr. Ralph E. White officiating. Organist Mrs. Mehr Duvall accompanied singers Misses Shober Poole Williar and Rebecca Warner. Pallbearers were Harry B. Grove Roy Grove Carroll M. Rusherman Sr. Carroll Grossnickle Ralph W. Fahrney and William H. S. Miller. Interment followed at Locust Grove cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ann Rebecca Biddinger
Francis C. Biddinger Sr
East Seventh Street
Frederick
Harry B. Grove
Roy Grove
Carroll M. Rusherman Sr
Carroll Grossnickle
Ralph W. Fahrney
William H. 8. Miller
Locust Grove
M. R. Etchison and Son
Burgess Seen At Powers Espionage Trial In Moscow
Friends report British defector Guy Burgess attended the espionage trial of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers in Moscow. Burgess, a former Foreign Office official, was seen among spectators in a grey tweed suit and pants.
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Moscow
Guy Burgess
Francis Gary Powers
Burgess
Foreign Office
Federal Price Support of Corn Set for Maryland
The Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announces a preliminary federal corn price support of 1.17 per bushel for this year, down from 1.23 last year and 1.531 in 1958. Supports issued via loans or purchase agreements may rise by Oct. 1 if parity changes, with Maryland typically selling corn commercially rather than delivering to the government. Because Maryland is a feed deficit state, Midwest corn is shipped in to meet demand, ensuring local producers earn near the Chicago price plus freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Chicago
Powers Pilot Trial Echoes Expert Poison Testimony
Attorney for Powers expresses hope as expert witnesses testify about a potent curare like poison carried by Powers. Dr Victor Hich Prazorovski describes its swift lethal potential and notes the poison was allegedly meant for torture. Col Ivan Zhaanov adds that the U2 flight appeared premeditated. Mrs Olner W Powers attends the hearing with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hich Prazorovski
Powers
Pakistan
Ivan Zhaanov
Olner W. Powers
Tenant Averts Farm House Fire Near Fountain Millis
Dorsey Lawson tenant at a farm on Md 73 between Fountain Millis and Hyattstown called New Market Fire Company after cutting power upon smelling a foul odor from an outlet box. Potomac Edison repairmen found wiring shorted at a cable end. The 5:10 p.m. call yesterday saved the house owned by Robert Windsor Sr., a Kaufman Garage employee from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Lawson
MD. 73
Fountain Millis
Hyattstown
New Market Fire Company
Potomac Edison Company
Robert Windsor Sr
Kaufman Garage
Frederick
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Southbridge
American Optical Company
Mt. Bethel
Church Grove
Foxville
Wolfsville
News-Post
Marlow
By James Mariow
Associated Presh
Nikita Khrushcherg
State Department
United States
Phyllis Ann Moser
George L. Moser
Trurmont
James Long Schell
Most Alto. Pa
W. Metien Schell
Harrisburg
Dawn, Butts
Burkittsville
Catherine Louise Weaver
Manheim
Walter S. Schell
Marysville
James E. Moser
Joseph F. Moser
Thurman
Carl Geary
Glenn Fisher
Iradio
Washington (Ap
Bond P. Geddes
Geddes
United Press
Paw Paw
John C. Charles
E. Lewis Higtie
Kenneth Reisnider
Reymar
Ralph Palmer
Boonsboro
Delores Annie Franklin
Eugene Kline
Woodrow Kline
Myersville
Miss Palmer
Beansboro High School
Hanover Shoe Company
Middletown
Riise
Middletown High School
Wolf Brothers Contractors
Vernon
Wilson
Williamsport
Dorothea Jane
Ernest O. King Jr
Ernest G. King Sr
First Baptist Church
G. Bartow Harris
Hagerstown
Leonard Carmack
Ruth
Averts Farm
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