Frederick News Briefs August 23 1959
Local page from The News Frederick Maryland dated Monday August 23 1959 includes postal notice of publication, pricing details for subscriptions, and standard masthead information. It reflects typical 1959 newspaper cataloging with rates and mail options.
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Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pre. & Meg. CO. Court
Carrer
Freaetick
Public service life of Max Kehne noted in Frederick
Full obituary style item profiles Max Stanley Kehne born November 3, 1927 in Walkersville. He served in the municipal department, led local clubs, and played high level softball. Also mentions marriage to Jo Dorcus, children Michael and Kim, and residence at 609 Grant Place Frederick. Square Dance Club notes follow with local event details.
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Max Stanley Kehne
Magual
Walkersvimber
Er S
Pauline Kehne
Pleasa
Grant Place
Frederick Exeschange Club
Max
V.F.W
International Signal Engineers
Municipalis
Epherd Evangelical Lutheran Rch
Frederick
Costs of Education Rise in Coming Decades
A 1939-50 cost survey foresees higher education expenses swelling from 2.5 billion to 9.6 billion by 1969-70. Tuition 21 percent, government 50 percent, private gifts 21 percent, endowment 3 percent, other 5 percent. Taxpayers already bear half the cost. new revenue is urged.
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Sam Dom
Council of Financial To Education
Indifference to Our Historical Heritage Letter Cited
Thornton M. Pratt of 23 McMurray Street reminds readers that the past holds moral value beyond economic gain. He argues indifference to Monocacy Battlefield erodes a community’s dignity and responsibility to future generations. August 23.
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Thornton M. Pratt
McMurray Street
Strength for the Day and Seoul Embassy Blockade
A mixed page piece begins with motivational talk on strength and willpower. It shifts to an AP report from Seoul where about 5,000 sitdown strikers blocked the U S Embassy entrances for four hours demanding the U S stop repatriation of Koreans from Japan to the North.
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Seoul
Fifty Years Ago Trems From The Columns Of The News
A fragmentary item from August 24 1909 notes local observations and names linked to an orchard venture and gun clubs. Mentions Wanigane Frederick Brent Peaster Sheridan Spender Milliams Sparrow Deckard Karris Maher Buckeystown Ker Jr Baltimore Jones Kearneysville Perrys and a National Rifle match with scattered references to plans and equipment.
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the News
Makarance
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A compilation of items dated August 24 1939 notes local residents plans and events. Gaither P a county resident anticipates return home depending on war, Robert L Be stated Wed. Phebus district game warden expects to liberate 75 ducks on the Potomac River. Wheat prices rise in Frederick County amid European crisis. Francis Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert N Grove on Fast Third Street is a surgical patient at Frederick City Hospital.
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Gaither P
Jencent
Ier
Robert L. City
Phebus
Prame
Potomac River
Frederick County
Wiss
Francis Grove
Robert N. Grove
100000 Wanted Posters Issued for Larry Lord Motherwell
The FBI distributed 100000 wanted flyers nationwide seeking Larry Lord Motherwell on murder charges. The case centers on the death of Pearl Ada Putney whose skeletal remains were found near the west coast. Washington police noted a Post appearance and FBI spokesman described the effort as an ongoing search with no solid lead yet.
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Federal Bureau of Inveson
Larry Lord Motherwell
den of
Pearl
Ada Putney
Putney
Metherwell
Washington
Washington Post
Joseph
Fay
FBI
Tiandy
Jess
Sepe Solic
Obituary notices from Leesburg area Kerned into county deaths
James A Boxall 87 died Sunday at daughters Leesburg home survived by five children including Lilly Ruthford and Catherine Ford. Services Tuesday 11 AM at William B Hitton Funeral Home Barnesville with interment in Boyds Presbyterian Cemetery. J Lynn Cornwell 70, head of large Loudoun slaughterhouse, died Friday Hamilton VA of heart attack. Services Sunday 4 PM Bethany Methodist Purcellville. survived by Frances Dillon Cornwell and six grandchildren. Omer Earl Forrest 73 of town died Saturday midnight. survived by two sons Robert and Warne, two granddaughters and a great grandson. Services Tuesday 2 PM East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Rev. Harry C Kotler. interment Lutheran Cemetery. Mrs. Sydney Alice Grimm widow of late Ephraim. survived by four children including Alton Grimm, Anison Bridge and Bastian Union Bridge. 15 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Union Bridge. Herbert Neel Malfunction. Richard Neel Son Archie Neel of Beallsville. services Wednesday 11 AM Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville.
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James A. Boxall
Leesburg
Boyds
Lilly Ruthford
Catherine Ford
Willie Boxall
John Ti (Boxall
Redland
William Box
Silver Spring
William B. iHitton
Barnessville
Boyds Presbyterian Cemetery
Lynn Cornwell
J. Lyns
Cornwell
Northern Virginia
Zolfer
Bethany Methodist Church
Purcellville
Hamillton
White, Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Loudoun County
J. Lynn Cornwell
Middleburg
Carrolla
Brunswick
Omer E. Forrest
Omer Earl Forrest
Frederick County
Jacob Forrest
Charlotte Ward Forrest
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Stickell’s Mill
Hagerstown
Forrest
Robert
Warne Forrest
Funkstown
Jenny Lone
Smurg
Ed Forrest
Serive
East Funeral Home
Boonscoro
Harry C Kotiler
Lutheran Cemetery
William Grimm
Sydney Alice Grim
Baltimore
Ephriam
Mary
Alton Grimmanison Bridge
Bastian
Union Bridge
Old Order Baptist Church
Beaver Dam
D. D. Harizier and Sons
George Stansbury
David Benedict
Herbert We Neel
Neel
Town Medical Center
Powlesville
Dellaters
Mels
Rockville
Archie Neel Vel
Once Neel
Rodren
Amp Hition
Barnesvill
Monocacy
Beallsville
George W. Viriealthe
George W. A
Nevada
Virginia Nelson
Ian Lovensville
Joseph
Sarah Long
Mootherwell
Levia i
Rober
Nel
Isel-Horn
Pauline Green
Lovellsville
Lioyd
FBI
Virts
Lovettsville
Roy
Frederick
The
Tren
Putney
James
Reavis
Siice
Nashville
Tenn
Downeville
Calif
Sierra
Dan Bishop
James Overton Reavis
Weney Johnson
T. Louis
Danjin Lovellsville
Maya
Williams Toonist
Old St. Lows
Churchhs
Lunch and Dinner Recipes From Cecily Brownstone
A quirky collection of home cooking notes lists Cecily Brownstone recipes for Lunch For The Girls and a Saturday Dinner menu. It includes Two-Meat Loaf with green peas relish bread fruit and a Real Coffee Jelly with cucumber envelope cranialated fruit and vanilla and cloves.
Funeral Rites for George L Bundelle Held at Local Home
Funeral services were conducted for George L Bundelle formerly of this city who died in Reading Pa at the funeral home on Fast Church street with Rev E William Hall officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors M R Fichison and Son oversaw arrangements and floral tributes were placed.
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George L. Bundelle
Reading
Fast Church Street
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Fichison and Son
Seven Girl Scouts On Week's Tour North
Seven Girl Scouts on a week’s tour to North America and major sites are described in a report. The text notes the outing’s aim to inspire character patriotism and citizenship and mentions a death at a New Windsor funeral home with several bearers named.
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Girl Scouts
Edna Wac
Funeral Notice for Lewis Yates Interment at Church Cemetery
Interment to follow in the church cemetery for Lewis Yates. R. E. Brown Funeral Director oversees arrangements.
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Lovetts
Lewis Yates
R. E. Brown
Engagement announcement for Ruth Giorta and William Jones Davis III
Mr and Mrs Merkley War field sr announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Giorta to William Jones Davis III son of Mr and Mrs William J Davis Jr of Brooksville near Olney The wedding is planned for next July.
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Merkley Warfield Sr
Etchison
Ruth Giorta
William Jones Davis III
William J. Davis Jr
Brookeville Road
Olney
Six Escape Iowa Prison
Six convicts escaped from the Fort Madison state penitentiary during Sunday morning church services overpowering four guards. Four fugitives were captured by noon, including three at the minister’s home. two remained at large, a blond youth and Charles Robert Wallerick. Authorities conducted a house to house search for the remaining pair.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
State
Mers
Bernard Nelson
Charles Robert Wallerick
Ronald Clark Bessler
Tara
Samuel
Charles W. Carme
Wilbur Bihain
Tors
Bessler
Parras
Carlyle
Mear Albia
John Bennett
Sv Tector
St. Copai Church
Black Hawk Heights
Mr. Smith
St. Luke's
New Montrose
Sher
Citizenship and Birthday Milestone Highlight Local Elder
Marie Poburka, a Polish immigrant living in Chicago, celebrated her 100th birthday and U.S. citizenship in a single event. She expressed readiness to defend America, and her family notes eight children, 38 grandchildren, and 106 great-grandchildren. Edgar Knill is listed as a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Edgar Knill
Seliman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marie Poburke
U.S
Poland
Chicago
America
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