Frederick News 1908 Religious Rates and Subscriptions
The page lists district superintendents and reverends in South Baltimore and Frederick, with payment rates for monthly and six month subscriptions. Rates include one dollar per month, two fifty for six months, and five eighty eight per year. The paper notes Associated Press republication rights and mentions delivery by carrier. The issue is dated Friday August 25, 1908.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
THE
T. Keys
South
Baltimore
A. Cuford
Dismonths
Tree Wachinstace
Virginia
Bureau of Circulations
EMBER
Associated Press
Fredenck
Aid
Seta Ee
Surplus Driven Anxiety as Farm Crops Hit Record Levels
Government fears growth in harvests and rising storage costs as 1960 crops may exceed 1958 and 1959 records. Favorable weather boosts yields, while surpluses already valued at 9.2 billion keep Uncle Sam seeking storage and pondering future purchase costs. Fewer farms amid rising demand complicates the picture.
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Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Sam
United States
Methodists Hold Meet in West Baltimore District
The fourteenth session of the West Baltimore District Conference of the Washington Conference of the Methodist Church met at Asbury Methodist Church August 18 21. The theme Jesus Christ Is Lord featured courses on church school education and Christian stewardship with instructors including Mrs Vesta Copeland Mrs Eleanor Moore James King Sr and Rev Albert Hammond Sr A film on Christian social concern was shown by Rev Harry McDonald. The session included services led by District Superintendent Rev G P Barnes and assistants with a full program of greetings sermons and talks by pastors and lay leaders. The group planned the fourteenth anniversary of the West Baltimore District for October and discussed youth work temperance and missions with guests from several conferences and districts.
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West Baltimore
Washington
Albert Hammond Sr
Harry McDonald
P. Barnes
Marie Hicks
Charles
Main
Thurman Dotson
Dennis Fletcher
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Delaware
A. W. White
Fred Drummond
Edward Wright
Chinaka Esiba
Nigers
Africa
B. Dyson
Walter Williams
Franklin Frazier
Board of Missions
Thomas
Dr Pepper Bottling moves into expanded Frederick building
Twenty years ago the Dr Pepper Bottling Co begun operating in Frederick on August 17 1939 and moved into the East Patrick Street building near the fair grounds. Obituaries note James Franklin Dyer died at 63 from angina pectoris three miles east of the city. Rev Dr Chalmers Walck former Grace Evangelical pastor died in Sunbury Pa at 62 after illness. Roads and road funding feature as New Baltimore Frederick road four lane plan is cited as a state program necessity. Roy Care of Brunswick injured when his auto skidded on Jefferson Pike beyond city limits. Frederick County petitioners face a setback as Mayor Sweeney opposes cost division for the dual highway project between Frederick and Hagerstown.
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DR. Pepper Bottling: Co
Frederick
Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
James Franklin Dyer
Chalmers W. Walck
Grace ' Evangelical and Reformed
Sun
Hagerstown
Richard H. Sweeney
Adamses memory noted in Frederick obituary notices
Mrs Nancy Beyde Adams, descendant of Frederick county families, died in Atlantic City at age 3 after strokes. Graveside rites at Mt Olivet Frederick. She was born Aug 31 1871 at Sykesville and widow of Howard Davis Adams of Baltimore. The couple lived many years at Homewood Arts Baltimore. She studied Western Maryland College and wrote a bridge rules textbook. Her parents were Rev George Watson Hevde and Olivia Whitehill Hevde. Adams lineage linked to Clemson Worman Wagner families of Frederick.
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Nancy Beyde Adams
Frederick County
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Ocean Resort
Adams
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Sykes Ville
Howard Davis Adams
Olivia Whitehil Hevde
Whitehill
Frederck County
Clemson
Worman
Wagner
Funeral Notices Honor Three Local Women
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Annie Maria Hicks of Buckeystown at Buckeystown Methodist Church with Rev. G B Jackson officiating. Hymns included Nearer My God To Thee Abide With Me and Come Ye Disconsolate, with a solo by George P Ambush. Interment at Hopehill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also funeral services for Mrs. Mary W Porter of New Windsor were conducted at C M Waltz funeral home Winfield with interment at Taylorsville cemetery. Rev Charles G Muradian presided. pallbearers named. Lastly, funeral services for J Blaine Selby of Eldersburg were held at C M Waltz funeral home Winfield with Rev J Walter Zabel officiating. pallbearers named. interment at Wesley cemetery.
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Arthur Franklin Frye
Knoxville
Lovettsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Issac
Hattie Cockerill Frye
Virginia Cooper Frye
Dorothy Eckenrede
Howard Frye
Junior Frye
Eppa Frye
Charles Frye
Lovettsvile
John Frye
Springfield
W. A. Wade
Union Cemetery
R. E. Brown
Annie Maria Hicks
Buckeystown
G B. Jackson
George P. Ambush
Charles, Thompson
Alphonza Dorsey
Thomas Bowins
Jesse Lewis
Lloyd Lee
Johnnie Thormpson
Hopehill Cemetery
C. E. Hicks HI
Mary W. Porter
New Windsor
Springfield’ Hospital
Baltimore
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Charles G. Muradian
Taylorsville
J. Blaine Selby
Eldersburg
Carroll County
University Hospital
C.ml Waltz
J. Walter Zabel
Robert Fluhart
Wakeman Bevard
Edward Atkinson
Gilbert Randell
William H. Lawson Jr
Russell Yost
Wesley Cemetery
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post August 26 1910
Fifty years ago a respected farmer MR CALVIN M G SWOMLEY died of typhoid at his home south of the city. his son Walter died earlier and other children were ill but recovering. Articles of Incorporation filed for Adamstown Canning and Supply Co with J Franklin Thomas and family as subscribers. Maryland Bankers Assn president Joshua Miles announces committees on deposits with Frederick countians named. Aust in Baughman and others traveled to Washington to attend Detroit Washington game. Jeannette Weinberg of North Market elected to teach violin at the Conservatory of Music, Woman's College.
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Calvin M. G. Swomley
Walter
Adamstown Canning and Supply Co
J. Franklin ‘Thomas
Samuel C.thomas
Stephen A. Thomas
Curtis W. Thomas
John W. Thomas
Leicester Thomas
Joshua Miles
Maryland Bankers Assn
Frederick
E. Austin Baughman
Stewart Dean
Frank K. Schmidt
Frank Schroeder
Harry Staley
John H. Frazier
Washington
Jeannette Weinberg
North Market Street
Conservatory of Music
The
Woman's College
Farm Bureau to Present Trophy at Timonium Fair
On Wednesday September 7 Farm Bureau Day features a Farm Bureau race at the Timonium oval. Noah E Kefauver Jr president of the State Farm Bureau will present the trophy to the winner owner. The Associated Young People of Farm Bureau set up a booth in Exhibition Halls with the theme The Food Dollar showing the farmer s share of the consumer dollar.
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Farm Bureau
Timonium Fair
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
State Farm Bureau
Timonium Oval
Young People of
Vacation musings mix chores and road trips with home life
The author muses on what counts as vacation as summer ends. He questions whether travel or staying home truly restores energy, notes domestic duties of a housewife, and jokes about a husband’s limited chores. The piece shifts to reflections on school reopenings and the value of quiet routines.
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Cornwallis
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital August 2024
Birth notices list six new children including Eric Shawn Grove Nancy Yvonne Wike and James Douglas Goodman Jeffrey Edward and Terry Lee with parents Jack Grove George Wike Kenneth Harding Donald Goodman Jerome Snyder Edwin Bales and Donald Lenhart. Each entry notes addresses prior spouses origins and weekdays of birth. Stock changes indicate W D Byron and Sons Inc ownership shift with Susanne R Byron’s stake acquired by William D Byron’s family but policies unchanged.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jack L. Grove
Barbara Street
Eric Shawn
George Wike
RFD
Westminster
Nancy Yvonne
Wike
Peggy Smith
Frederick
Kenneth Harding
North Bentz Street
Kenneth Eugene Jr
Harding
Sandra Creager
Donald Goodman
East Seventh Street
James Douglas
Goodman
Sharon A. Handley
Kentucky
Jerome Snyder
Clarksburg
Jeffrey Edward
Snyder
Mary C. Moxley
Mt. Airy
Edwin Bales
Yharmont
Bales
Barbara Jean Leatherman
Thurmont
Donald Lenhart
Terry Lee
Lenhart
Ella Wisner
Walkersville
Hagerstown
W. D. Byron and Sons, Inc
Williamsport
Susanne R. Byron
Joseph W. Byron
William D. Byron
Fort Detrick Employee Solves Spectacle Hinge Plague
Milton A. Frank Sr., a versatile Fort Detrick SO division employee, solved loose hinge issues on eyeglasses without an electron microscope by drilling a hair sized hole in a screw and expanding it to reinforce the hinge. The feat earns praise from coworkers and highlights Frank’s inventive spirit at the post. Ladies Night, bake sale, and dances fill the Fort Detrick calendar with events hosted by officers clubs and Women’s Club benefiting the Post Nursery.
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Fort Detrick
Milton A. Frank Sr
Frank
Mir
Frederick Optician
Mr. Frank
C. L. Pittman Jr
Fort Detrick Women’s Club
Post Exchange
Exchange
Post Nursery
Sportsman Dies At Ocean City
Harold Edward Strawberry Staley of Yellow Springs died while vacationing on Ocean City beach aged 44. A Fort Detrick maintenance worker and Beagle Club breeder, he played softball locally and served in World War II. Survived by wife Pauline, mother, and siblings, his funeral arrangements were set for Yellow Springs. Also reports Sea Level yacht damage estimated at 590 dollars from a submerged log incident near Charlestown, and a Laytonsville crash injuring four on Warfield Road, Gaithersburg, with police charging a speed violation.
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Harold Edward
Strawberry) Staley
Yellow Springs
Ocean City
Staley
Fort Detrick
Pauline M. Fogie Staley
Ocean Beach
Hopedlock
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Three cars crash on WU 30 south of Frederick
A three car chain reaction on U S 30, six miles south of Frederick, caused 625 dollars in damage with no injuries. A 1957 Mercury convertible driven by Mary Elizabeth Corun stopped in traffic, followed by a 1956 Mercury driven by Floyd A. Gibson and a 1956 Ford coupe driven by Clyde M. Cook. Charges were not filed. Damages: 25 to Corun, 400 to Gibson, 200 to Cook. A separate crash on Maryland 140 near Finksburg injured 49-year-old Howell Everett Shamer, who sustained a fractured spine and lacerations and was hospitalized.
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WU. S
Frederick
Mary
Elizabeth Corun
Jefferson
Mercury
Floyd A. Gibson
Siler
Corun
Clyde M. Cook
Gibson Auto
L. W. Pfeliz
Cook
Maryland General Hospital
Westminster
Maryland
Finksburg
Howell Everett Shamer
Patapsco
Randallstown
Shamer
Edward J. Kiebber
Apollo
Daniel Roderick
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Richard Creager
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Charles Thomas Harrington
Mary Marceline Harrington
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Frederick County National Bank
Arthur V. Myers
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
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Robert W. Heffner
James F. Walsh
George E. Smith
Tropicana
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Louis T. Wilson
Ralph C. Fry
Evelyn M. Dell
Paul H. Roberson
Donald R. Hoffman
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Mildred B. Easton
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U. S. Army Medical Research and Development Command
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Ed Cherry
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Elmer Bokesch
Army Chemical Center
J. H. Hermanson
Long Island
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New York
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James Stonesifer
Deep Creek Lake
Ed Sanger
Grace Miller
Dick Miller
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Chesapeake City
Warfield Road
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Montgomery County
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Seat Pleasant
Montgomery County General Hospital
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