Subscription rates and mailing notice for Frederic, Md 1958
The notice lists subscription costs for mail and carrier delivery, with monthly and multi month options. It notes rates in advance, prices per period, and a Bureau of Circulation line. The document is stamped Saturday August 2 1958 and shows Associated Press usage.
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Leah Court St. Spoone MO
San Frederick
Bureau of
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Associated Press
Fregeerick Md
Inflation Eased After Cabinet Committee Optimism
Seven weeks after the Cabinet Antiniiation Committee warned of rising prices the outlook shifted from despair to cautious optimism. The period saw wage boosts from steel settlement and a Wall Street readjustment, with price gains moderating to show relative stability and hopes for controlled economic growth and full employment.
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Itron
Ecore
Washington
Jim
Wall Street
Uue
Allon
County Board Of Appeals Set To Meet On Zoning Case
The County Board Of Appeals will meet Tuesday at 7:30 in the Circuit Court Room to hear one zoning appeal. James G Sazzo of Pleasant appeals a Zoning Inspector decision denying a variance for a 226 by 22 foot machine shed on a 32 acre Black Rock Road property in an agricultural district. The plan faces setback concerns, while a second zoning appeal was canceled. Edy Eckenroth of Stewart is seeking a permit to open a home on Nevin Farm, Farmers Grove.
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County Board of Appeals
Percen
Circuit
James G Sazzo
Pleasant
Black Rock Road
Alfred Cu
Edy Eckenroth
Stewart Manor
Nevin Diarmers Grove
Ierana
Traffic violations listed for multiple riders and fines
The record enumerates several motoring offenses across towns including Taneytown Emmitsburg New Windsor and Frederick. Offenders face speeds excess muffler violations failing to stop and owner permitting operator to violate law with various fines including six dollars forty five and eleven dollars forty five.
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Airy
Miph
Edward J. Lirs
James K Gray Thurmaont
Rold W Fair
Taneytown
Norman H. Stme
Frederick
Sifana
Ronald E. Baker
Emmitsburg
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Several deeds were recorded in the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office. Transfers include Maurice E. Baker to Cirée S. Young near Old White House Braddock district for about 1050. Others include Anders to Floyd L. Louis Emmitsburg and Staley to William Nicholas Albaugh in Tuscarora District for about 16000. Hamilton Homes Inc and Joan B. Cheat sold in West Savings Instirm for about 330000. Michail Peregoffi sold 319 South Market to David S. Weinberg and Delbert S. Null for about 16000. Josephine E Bradley sold P Avenue to Joan Henry Bran for about 10000. Jasper Albaugh sold New Market Election District to Earl Nusbaum for about 14000. Summers Inc sold two properties on South Bentz Street to William P. Larkin Post 112 American Legion for about 18000. Rebert E. Dailey sold two properties on West Patrick Street to Amos T. Anderson for about 15000. Charles F. Lewis et al sold two properties in Thurmont Election District to John C. Rover et al for about 42000. The UAW witchhunt charge accuses Senators Mundt and Curtis of politicization.
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Circuit Court
Maurice E. Baker
Old White House
Braddock District
Cirée S. Young
Kenneth P. Anders
Emmitsburg
Floyd L. Louis
Staley
Tuscarora
William Nicholas Albaugh
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Joan BR. Cheat
West Savings Instir m
Michail Peregoffi
South Market Street
Delbert S. Null
The
American Legion, Inc
Rebert E. Dailey
West Patrick Street
Amos T. Anderson
Charles F. Lewis
Thurmont
John C. Rover
The Old Story in Song at Frederick Salvation Army
Fifty Years Ago items note a crowded Frederick Salvation Army event titled The Old Story in Song. George E. Broadrup buys Staley’s grocery stock at Market and Fifth, taking charge of the business. The Wo man’s College outlook is favorable with record enrollment of preparatory students. A large crowd attends the first matinee of the Frederick Driving Club at the fair grounds with notable owners and judges listed.
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Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Songz
George E. Broadrup
W. C. Staley
Market
Fifth Streets
Woman’s College
Pearding
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago this issue notes the Jeffersonian Club barbecue honoring Gov. Albers and Ritchie with attendees including State Senator John B. Funk. Marm Marrone, Dr. and Mrs. James Marrone’s son, had tonsils removed at Frederick Memorial Hospital. the Ladies Handicap golf tournament at Catoctin Country Club won by Mrs. Clarence Carty with a 44 net. Estes Moser and Maurice Rice survived a lightning strike that felled two cows on the Moser farm near Tharmont.
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Jeffersonian Club
Albers C. Ritchie
Davi
A. Lamar
Obert
E. Clapp. Pheimer
Rollins J. George F. Abrecht
Alton Y. Bennett
John S. Foster
Willie Hauver
William Hot Charies
Tr. Schroeder
Roger H. Willard
Alien T Fitz Zegerald
John B. Funk
Erry Marrone
James Marrone
Farview Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catoctin Country Club
Clarence Carty
Carty
Walter Kleist
Emmett Bowlus
Frederick Rogers
Charles M. Staley
John Etchison
Marshalls Staub
Ester Moser
Mir
E. L. Moser
Mau- Tice Rice
Monument at Monocacy Battle Site Neglected
An inspection finds the Monocacy field monument to the ith New Jersey Volunteers overgrown and neglected. Weeds, trash, and erosion surround the Thos Manson and Son monument between the B&O Railroad and Monocacy River bridge. The area now sits unused.
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Monocacy Battle
Nick Yinger
Monocacy
Ith New Jersey
Thos Manson and Son
B&o
Moruhg
Oridze
Company B In Training At Fort Knox Camp Study
Company B In Training reports a summer encampment with 2nd Division units from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia at Indiantown Gap Fort Knox. Soldiers set up barracks, HQ, and mess facilities. Sunday church services. August 17 support for range firing. bivouac training including mortar and rifle firings. names listed among cadets and staff with ranks and units.
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1St Battle Group
Il Infantry
Army Natena Guard
Richard A. Fos
Indiantown Gap
2Nd Division
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
German Prince and Princess To Visit Amana Settlements
German royalty from the Prince and Princess of Ysenburg Budingen will attend a salute to old friends at Amana next week. Amana, founded as a pietistic commune, marks its 190th anniversary as it settles into seven Iowa villages near Cedar Rapids. The visit honors ancestors who aided Amana’s founders and underscores the movement’s historical split of church and estate in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Tom Henshaw
Ysenburg-Budingen
Iowa
Jjoin
Amana Church
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Hesse
Stablshd Church
Amana Church Society
Germany
United States
Buffalo
Ebenezer Society
East
Middle
High
Homestead
Cominon
New Amana Society
Loudoun County Land Deal Sets Record Prices
Leesburg Va. One of Loudoun County s largest land sales in years was recorded. The Northern Virginia Development Company paid 485 000 cash for 574.81 acres east of Broad Run north of the Washington and Old Dominion railroad. The Shaw property was bought from Albert Shaw Jr and Katharine Shaw. The sale tops a 1956 Gore tract sale and follows a 1955 Triple Seven Farm transfer near the Potomac River.
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Leesburg
Lou Idoun County
Northern Virginia Development Company
Delaware Corporation
Broad
Washington
D Dominion
Albert Shaw Jr
Katharine Shaw
Shaw
Grady Gore
Potomac
theChesapeake Realty Development Corporation
Triple Seven
Potomac River
Potomac Electric Power Company
Northern Virginia
Pepco
Chesapeake Realty Corporation
Gore
Historians Tour Baltimore Area in Three Day Visit
A group of about 8 members of the Society of Architects are on a three day tour visiting Frederick and Baltimore. The trip, chaired by Wilbur L. Hunter Jr. of the Peale Museum, includes lunch at the Francis Secor Key Hotel and tours of local sites. Members travel from Minnesota and along the eastern seaboard, marking their first visit below the Mason Dixon line.
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Society of Architect Tarians
Frederick
Francis Secor Key
Visi
Baltimore
Minnesota
Seaboard
Mason-Dixon Ene
Wilbur L. Hunter Jr
Peale Museum
Groun
Shepherdstown
Death of William L Wachter at age 69 on Quinn Road
William Louis Wachter died suddenly at his home on Quinn road this morning at four o'clock at age 69. He was a lifelong farmer and a devout Evangelical Lutheran. Surviving are his wife Ella S. Font Wachter, daughter Jolphy C. Timmer, son Charles Rhoderick, Stanley Wachter, and three grandchildren. The body rests at 19 East Church Street Funeral Home. Services Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Interment Oliver Cemetery.
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William Lewis Wachter
William Louis Wachter
Quinn Road
Itl Healin
Granville L
Florence V. Stup Wachter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hunter Bowers
Church School
Ella S. Font Wachier
D Jphony C. Timmer
Road
Sues Slane
Charles Rhoderick
Unionville
Stanley W. Wachter
Clifton
Funera
East Church Street
Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Funeral rites for Gherman Benson Hames held this week
Funeral services for Gherman Benson Hames who died at his home at 112 West Patrick Street were conducted Tuesday morning at the funeral home. Services were held Friday at 2 30 o clock at 106 East Church Street with Rev E William Hall pastor of Calvary Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers were Junior O U A M members including Ralph A Putman Walter Sinil P Luther Rice Francis Gaither Sr Russell A Hahn and Glens E Biebl. Burial took place in Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Erchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Gherman Benson Hames
West Patrick Street
East Church
Istreet
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph A. Putman
Walter
Sinil
P. Luther Rice
Francis
Gaither Sr
Russell A. Hahn
Glens E. Biebl
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Erchison and Son
Among The Sick Mer George Myers Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Myers of South Market Street was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday in fair condition after a جان? incident. Robert Alfred injured in an accident on Braddock Mountain Monday slowly improving with brain concussion and internal injuries. Louise Estelle Weatherington, wife, discharged after rib injuries. Dorothy Louse discharged after a fractured arm. Gordon Evier, 52, of Thurmont, hurt left arm at Frick Company Waynesboro when pierced by steel. Joseph Kennedy, six, son of Mr and Mrs William Kennedy, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for tonstigotomy procedure.
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Mer
George Myers
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Robert Alfred
Braddock Mountain
Louise Estelle Weatherington
Dorothy Louse
Gordon Evier
Thurmont
R. D
Frick Company
Waynesboro
Joseph Kennedy
William Kennedy
East Second Street
Frederick Memori
Aie
Turks machine gunned near Ankara border village
Soviet border guards fired on Turks cutting grass near Posof in Kars province, killing one and seriously injuring another. Official Turkish comment unavailable. In the same dispatch, a mob of about 50 African women protested white rule in Natal, smashing windows of a beer hall before police threat reduced activity.
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Turkey
Posof
Kars
Colenso
South Africa
Natal
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