Lions Hear Program On Soil Conservation
The Carroll Manor Lions Club in Adamstown hosted a dinner meeting featuring a talk on Water Rights by Paul Galbreath of the Extension Service and a film The Earth Is The Lord's by George Schwartz of the Soil Conservation Service. Lion Earl Remsberg introduced speakers. Wills D. Remsberg presided. A bus trip to Baltimore to cheer the Orioles was planned.
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Carroll Manor Lions Club
Grange Hall
Adamstown
Paul Galbreath
State Conservation Service
George Schwartz
Soil Conservation Service
Lion Earl Remsberg
Charles Keeney
Lion Zone
Baltimore
Orioles
Wills D. Remsberg
News From The Frederick Paper August 23 1960
A compact item from The News of Frederick Maryland dated August 23 1960 notes publication details and newspaper affiliations. It mentions the Associated Press and the paper’s subscription and postal status, reflecting standard 1960s newspaper operations and circulation notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Southern Pre & Afg
Norte Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Assocites Press
Fecel
AP News
Frednce Meles
Death of Joseph W. L. Carty at 93 ends long service
Joseph W. L. Carty Frederick dies at age 93 after a long life of banking church work and community service. He was sole surviving original trustee of the Masonic Temple Association and longtime treasurer noted for punctuality. A former baritone in choirs and quartets, he was respected as a Christian gentleman and loyal neighbor in South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph W. L. Carty
Afr. Carty
Masonic Temple Association
Carty
United Engine House
South Market Street
Population density shifts in the United States by state
The nation shows lower density overall from 1950 despite population gains in 45 states. Alaska, as the largest state, greatly lowers average density to 1.4 per square mile, while New Jersey leads with 900.2 persons per square mile. Nevada and Wyoming rank near the bottom as mountain and sparsely arable states, and California remains well above the national average with 992 per square mile.
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United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Idaho
South Dakota
North Dakota
Utah
Arizona
New Jersey
New Regeta
Rhode Island
Rhode
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Delaware
Ilinois
California
Local survey panel named on alcoholism study
Dr. Lewis P. Gundry announced appointment of three individuals to survey the alcoholic problem. Professor Harrison M. Trice of Cornell University will lead the project as Consultant with overall charge. Lillian M. Snyder and Howard M. Bubert Jr. of Baltimore were chosen as Research Associates.
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Lewis P. Gundry
State Commission On
Harrison M. Trice
Cornell University
Gundry
Lillian Msnyder
Howard M. Bubert Jr
Baltimore
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Aug 23 1910
Fifty years ago the News-Post reports local incidents from Cavetown to Frederick. A run away nearly killed Rev S M Hench. An auto hit a rope on South Market Street near Maryland School. The Thurmont Division may be electrified. Washington excursion carried 384 passengers. John White McGill seeks naturalization. Cardinal Gibbons to visit St Peter’s Liberytowns. Conrad Holmes fell 28 feet at Braddock Heights but escaped serious injury. Charles Klipp set up a stonecrusher on West Fifth Street for railroad ballast.
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S. M. Hench
the Reformed Church
Cavetown
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Bernard Grove
Washington
South Market Street
Maryland School
Thurmont
Frederick Railroad
B. and C
John White McGill
Glasgow
Scotland
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
S. Ju. Kavanaugh
St. Peter's
Libertytowns
Braddock Heights
Conrad Holmes
John
Jefferson
Braddock Observatory
Holmes
Charles Klipp
West Fifth Street
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Aug 23 1540
Twenty years ago details from the News-Post note car thefts and fires. Attorney E A Austin James reports his car stolen. Thomas Brengle of Frederick Motor Co employee burned in an ignition accident. Sgt David R Peterson appointed Park Police captain in Baltimore. Frederick board considers parking meters. Walkersville and Robert Firor named game wardens. German bomber raids hit London. Roosevelt accepts Harry Hopkins resignation. Jesse H Jones to be offered Commerce Secretary.
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E. Austin James
Parang
Thomas Brengle
Brunswick
Frederick Motor Co
Frederick City Hospital
Sergt
David R. Peterson
Baltimore
Board OF Aldermen
Walkersville
Robert M. Firor
Frederick
London
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Commerce
Jesse H. Jones
Scouts Return From Camp Thunderbird With Honors
Troop 273 of Myersville returned Saturday from Scout Camp Thunderbird on Lake Sherando. They won the Honor Patrol Award in the National Capital Area Council. Scoutmaster William A. Talbott and Mike Stroup received the Order of the Arrow. En route home, Talbott and Donald Schley toured Endless Caverns of Virginia. Attendees included Keith Talbott Joe Brown Ralph Bidle Bill Gross nickle Kenneth Wiles John Wiles Chris Scignano and Kurt Bittle.
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Myersville
Thunderbird
Lake Sherando
National Capital Area Council
William A. Talbott
Mike Stroup
Order of the Arrow
Mr. Talbott
Donald Schley
Virginia
Keith Talbott
Joe Brown
Ralph Bidle
Bill Grossnickle
Kenneth Wiles
John Wiles
Chris Scignano
Kurt Bittle
Two Virginians Die In Route 50 Crash Near Bladensburg
Two Virginians Linden C. Rose 22 of Clintwood and Jimmie Marshall 22 of Cincheo were killed in a two car collision on US Route 3 at Enterprise Road eight miles east of Bladensburg Prince Georges County. Injured were Jacke Rose 22 of Alexandria and Robert L. Woods 21 of Bowie with cuts and bruises. Police said Rose and Woods drove the cars. The injured were taken to Prince Georges County General Hospital. Maryland's 1960 traffic toll rose to 331 compared with 324 at this time last year.
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Bladensburg, Md
Enterprise Road
Bladensburg
Prince Georges County
Linden C. Rose
Clintwood
Jimmie Marshall
Cincheo
Jacke Rose
Alexandria
Robert L. Woods
Bowie
Linden Rose
Woods
Prince Georges County General Hospital
Maryland
Mystery Auto Damaged by Fire Near Harpers Ferry
Fifteen members of the Friendship Company of Harpers Ferry were called out Sunday night to extinguish flames engulfing a mystery car on Shenandoah Street near the Harpers Ferry National Monument headquarters. The car, a 1955 or 1956 Packard, carried no tags and was unclaimed. The blaze, reported about 9 p.m. by a Sandy Hook area youth, left the body of the car virtually demolished as state police and monument officials began an immediate investigation.
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Haprers Ferry
W. Va
Friendship Company
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar
Shenandoah Street
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Sandy Hook
Hospital Report and Birth Announcements
Woodros Baumgardner of Thurmont was recently admitted to Waynesboro Hospital. Sgt and Mrs John L Hahesy of Blue Ridge Summit announce the birth of a son at Waynesboro Hospital. Mr and Mrs Guy Ridenour of Emmitsburg announce the birth of a daughter at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Woodros Baumgardner
Thurmont
Waynesboro Hospital
John L. Hahesy
Blue Ridge Summit
Guy Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Neighbors charged with murder after Florida fishing trip clash
In Bothan Alabama a dispute over a dog after a Florida fishing trip led to a deadly fight. Cleo Luster, 31, died from choking on a partial dental plate during the confrontation with Ernest Williamson, 39, who faces murder charges according to Sheriff Alvin Davis.
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Bothan
Ala
Florida
Alvin Davis
Cleo Luster
Ernest H. Williamson
Sick residents listed under care at local hospitals
Among The Sick Nellie Nicodemus of Walkersville is a surgical patient at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Elizabeth W. Long of the Francis Scott Key Hotel is reported in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Philip Thompson of Brunswick is in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with pneumonia. Reuben Bair of Woodsboro and Mrs. David Kline of 105 East Church Street have returned home after discharge from Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home. Eddie Zimmerman, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zimmerman near New Market, remains in Frederick Memorial Hospital after breaking his leg June 29. Lee King, hospitalized nine days here during early August, will undergo observation and treatment at Newton D. Baker Hospital beginning Wednesday. Mrs. King resides at the YMCA. Thelma Redmond of 203 Monroe Ave has been a surgical patient for two weeks at Frederick Memorial Hospital and returned home Monday. Catherine Main of the M and M Liquor Store on North Court Street has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for the past three weeks and is improving nicely.
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Nellie Nicodemus
Walkersville
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Elizabeth W. Long
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Philip Thompson
Brunswick
Reuben Bair
Woodsboro
David Kline
East Church Street
Vindobona Convalescent
Eddie Zimmerman
Eugene Zummerman
Near New Market
Lee King
Newton D. Baker Hospital
King
YMCA
Thelma Redmond
Monroe Ave
Catherine Main
M and M Liquor Store
North Court Street
Houston In More Integration Delay
Houston school board seeks a stay from the Fifth Circuit on Judge Connally's order to integrate first grade next month. The district, owning the nation's largest segregated system, has appealed and acted to delay school entry ahead of the September 7 start date.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Board of Education
Houston
Joe Reynolds
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
US. Dist
Ben Connally
Connally
Reynolds
Grace Koontz Granted Absolute Divorce in Equity Court
In Equity Court Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer signed a decree granting Grace K. Koontz an absolute divorce from Clarence M. Koontz. Mrs. Koontz was represented by attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer.
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Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Grace K. Koontz
Clarence M. Koontz
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Koontz
Production delays slow China’s big leap forward
AP reports Communist China acknowledged delays in the so called great leap forward during the first half, with industrial and agricultural production lagging behind targets. Officials cited drought, shortages, and planning difficulties as factors in the lag.
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Hong Kong
China
Wills Probated For Emmitsburg Figures In Orphans Court
In Emmitsburg Orphans Court this week probate issued for multiple estates. James Joseph Kelly left 900 to fund masses at St. Josephs for Emma Kelly and others. Lillian Kelly named executrix. Garland J Grams left estate to wife executrix dated July 5, 1955. Blanche L Snook died August 8 leaving trust to Farmers and Mechanics National Bank with monthly 20 to Charlotte Snook and remainder to Utica United Church of Christ and to the Smiths. Charles B Shaughnessy left 100 for 50 masses at St Anthonys for the deceased. remainder to Adelaide Shaughnessy wife and executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joseph Kelly
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's
Emma
Kelly
James W. Kelly
Adelaide L. A
Lillian Kelly
Vivian E. Hatcher
Helen F. Mock
Garland J .E. Grams
Edwin F. Nikirk
Pauline Nikirk
Blanche L Snook
Guy W. Nusz
Herbert R. Staley
Charles B. Shaughnessy
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Adelaide K. Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Philip V. Kratzer
Harriette V. Kratzer
Engagement Announced In Oldtown Between Allen and O'Hara
Rev and Mrs Irvin G Allen announce the engagement of their daughter Judith to William Elwood OHara Jr son of State Police Lt and Mrs William E OHara Oldtown Allegany County The couple are linked to Oldtown Frederick and Frostburg State Teachers College with both graduates and Army service noted The wedding is set for September 1 at 6 p.m. at the Oldtown Methodist Church
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Irvin G. Allen
RED
Oldtown
Allegany County
Judith
William Elwood O'Hara Jr
Wiliam E. O Hara
Frederick
Miss Allen
Oldtown High School
Super
Ohara
Allegany High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
University of Maryland
England
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Charles Sisk
Oldtown Methodist Church
Change In Buying Habits By Americans Is Reported
The article notes shifting American spending as incomes rise unevenly. Many defer big purchases like cars and homes while buying cheaper, short lived goods. others save more. Growth in middle income fuels demand for appliances, entertainment, and services, with continued rise in total spending and more home centered leisure amid uncertain economy.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Committee To Meet On Wednesday At Elks Club
The Frederick County Real Estate Board civic affairs and public relations committee chaired by Adlai S. Magee will meet Wednesday at 12 30 p m at the Elks Club. They will discuss a fall program and nominate a Realtor of the Year. Members listed include Howard Fink Richard Hammond Russell Horman Calvin Lohr Delbert S Null John Croneberg and George Delaplaine Je.
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Frederick County Real Estate Board
Elks Club
Adlai S. Magee
Bhe
Howard Fink
Richard Hammond
Russell Horman
Calvin Lohr
Delbert S. Null
John Croneberg
George Delaplaine
Drop In Birth Rate Due To Early Marriage
Washington AP reports a temporary drop in the birth rate in the 1950s linked to earlier marriages and younger motherhood. The Public Health Service cautions there is no evidence of a trend toward smaller families and does not expect the decline to continue long term. The national statistics office estimates about 4,203,000 births this year versus 4,292,000 last year, noting women marrying younger form families earlier and many mothers have already completed their families by midlife, reducing later births.
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Washington
Public Health Service
National Office of Inital Statistics
Observaton
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Lions
Homestead
Fla
Camp Owaissa- Bauer
Charlies J. Devaul Jr
Miami
Guido Colli
Louis Cosme
Fidel Castro
William L. Brooks
J. Homer Brooks
Allegany
West Virginia’ University
Ira J. Cline
RFC 5
Waverly Farms
FT. Meade, Md
Paul
Honor III of
Gambrills, Md
Fort Mgada
News-Post
Karen Shorb
Josephine Rodger
Right
Pittsburgh
Mother Seton
Ism
Sisters of Charity
Carroll Street
Frank J. Keefer
T_ Edgie Russell
Detrick
Marshall Stubbs
Army
Stubbs
James Curtis Cook
Secretary of the Army
Cook
Carl S. Casto
Fort Derrick
Casto
Harrison McAlpine
West College Terrace
Earl F. Tracer
North Wisner Street
Herman Hauser
Walnut Street
Hildreth Clara
Hauser
Ruth MacVean
Chestertown
Arthur Flanigan Jr
Mark Eugene
Waynesboro
Flanigan
Doris Jean Zimmer- Man
Paul J. Hummer
Oi Trail Avenue
Anne Kathleen
G. E. Stanton
Maxwell
Avenue
Randy Stanton
Sarasota
Stantons
Alga Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
T. D. Wilkinson
Sallie Mason
Tappahannock
Joseph Stephens
Ocean City
James van Sant
Grandma
Ronnie Nicodemus
Carroll Roderick
Garland Feaga
Patsy Fox
Edgar Nicodemus
Donald Clem
Mr. Lawson
God
Robert Cline
Mirs
Paul Geisbert
Harold Roderick
Ralph Field
Dorothy Gar
Samuel Koung
Donald Ciem
Donald Jr
Reggie
Cynthia Clem
Viola Roderiik
Benjamin . Fox
Brad
Pat
Sandie
Stevie Fox
Edgar F. Nicodemus
Ronnie
Linda
Roxie
Nicodemus
Carroll
Roderick
Stephanie
Kimberly Roderick
Sharon
Carol Lyng Feaga
Harry Roderick
Paul Jr. Clifford
Ronald
Michael Geisbert
William Krantz
Mark Krantz
Selby Black
Rudy Kelly
Mike Kelly
Harry Burdette
Mack Burdette
Harry Wilson Roderick
Joan
Carol Ann
Nancy
Harry Wilson Jr
Chery
Tommy Roderick
Ruby Roderick
Billy
Francis
Marianne
Bernice
David
Teresa Roderick
Richard Rosenburg
Roland Willard
Sterling Spurrier
Marilyn Garber
Frank Badger
Susan
Christie
Melody Anne Badeser
Elmer Roderick
Glendia Roderick
Raymond L. Roderick
Waldie Dorsey
John Aine
LeRoy Remsburg
Cynthia Matthew
Earl Geisbert Jr
Lillie Wolfe
This City
Edith Baugher
Baltimore City
Elm Street
Hopkins University
Hummer
Hummer Iives
Trail Avenue
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