Everedy Company Sold to Ohio Firm in Formal Transfer
The Everedy Company assets were transferred to Standard Publishing, an Ohio corporation, during signing ceremonies at Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank. Daniel E. Hogan Jr. of Standard Publishing and William B. Leichert of Everedy signed for their respective sides. The Everedy Co. will continue operating under its name with plans to boost sales and profits, expand investment and maintain bonus and profit sharing for 130 employees.
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Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Everedy Company
Frederick
Standard Publishing
Ohio Corporation
Daniel E. Hogan Jr
William B. Leichert
Harry J. Lebberz
Everedy
Robert W. Lebberz
John Bolton Jr
Samuel S. Dennis 3Rd
Boston
Everedy, Co., Inc
United States
Canada
Hogan
Leichert
Leichert Brothers
Everedy Co., Inc
Mr. Hogan
John Bolton Sr
D. E. Hogan Jr
John Bolten Jr
Harry
J. Leidherr Jr
J. Emory Baer
Allan E. Sherald Jr
Henry M. Lochner
S. S Dennis
Bolten Sr
Bolta Company
New England
Bolten
Germany
Bolta
General Tire and Rubber Company
United Fire Co Nominates Officers for 1959
About 40 to 50 members of the United Fire Company of Frederick met to nominate officers for 1959. Contests for directors and key posts will be decided at the January 5 general election by secret ballot. The banquet will follow the election and the floodlight truck may be shown.
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United Fire Company of
Frederick
United Fire Hall
Alton Y. Bennett
James Marrone
William M. Storm
Edward D. Storm
Willliam M. Moore
Paul L. Beard
Ellis G. Carty
Norman F. Rhoderick
Robert L. Smith
Franklin E. White, Sr
Lewis B. Marman
Arthur R. Doffman
John Williams
John L. Barber
Hermann B. Miller
W. Verl Forney
Walter K. Forney
Kenneth H. Willard
Rodney L. Shankle
William E. Baker
Bose
Melvin F. Hamburg Iand
Irvin D. Renn
Charles H. Dealer
Franklin D. Crummitt
Jern BE. Crummitt
Elmer Hull
Leonard Thomas
Thomas Tobery
William E. Robertson
Merrii Schultz
Joseph Hooper
James W. Stockman
William A. Boone
William A. Maichner
Richard Hamrick
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
The
United
Mel Win E. Lea
Chicago Fire Tragedy Touches Our Lady of the Angels
In a Our Lady of the Angels School classroom firemen found books neatly stacked atop charred desks including Dickens A Christmas Carol. Separately Thanksgiving holiday traffic killed 454 people in 102 hours, a figure near national annual fatalities.
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Chicago
Our Lady of the Angels
Charles Dickens
P O Window Service Steps Up For Christmas Rush
Frederick post office will extend hours starting next week as the Mail early appeal intensifies. From Monday through December 24 including Saturdays December 13 and 20, stamp and parcel post windows 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. COD and register 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. money order 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Extra time will aid stamp purchases and parcel dispatch. The post office will move to its Christmas parcel post station in the Ideal Garage later this week, with labels legible and extra care to prevent defacing in transit.
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Frederick Post Office
Mail
James A. Grove
C.O.D
Grove
Ipost
Luse
Knutson Case Deepens Amid Mail and Lawsuit
A House committee probes Knutson politics as mail logistics loom for Christmas. Postmasters urge early mailing of letters and cards while a $200,000 suit involving Andy Knutson faces questions of authority and timing.
Walker Dies Today At New Market Home
Charles Edward Walker a prominent retired farmer of New Market died this morning at his East Second Street home after years of illness. He was 71, born September 20, 1887, educated at Miss Baltzell's School Frederick College and Western Maryland College. He served Central Methodist Church as teacher, superintendent and trustee for decades, led the local Grange, Farm Bureau, and was active in politics and fraternal groups. Surviving are his wife Helen Armstrong and four daughters. two sisters also survive. Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock Thursday at 106 East Church Street with interment in Central Methodist cemetery.
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Charles Edward Walker
New Market
East Second Street
Drummine
Walker
Central
Charles D
Estelle Albaush Walker
Central Methodist Church
I Miss Baltzell
Frederick College
Western Maryland College
New Market Grange
Farm Bureau
Elks Club
New Market District
Colt- Dixon Canning Company
Helen Armstrong
Duluth
Minn
Katherine W. Metcal
Central Methodist Cemetery
M. R Etchison and Son
Westvaco and union set Thursday talks on contract
Westvaco and the United Papermakers and Paperworkers union plan a one day Washington meeting Thursday to seek a new contract. The 1957 expired agreement remains in effect while talks focus on working conditions and adding Mechanicville New York to the deal. Covington locals authorized potential strike. plants in Lake Maryland and Williamsburg Pennsylvania are affected. Apple harvest across Maryland Delaware reaches 1.57 million bushels, up 9 percent from 1957.
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Covington, Va
West Virginia One and Paper Co
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Junion
Washington
Harry Scott
Union
D. C.valentine
Westvaco
Valentine
Tocal
Covington
Lake, Md
Williamsburg
Mechanicville
N.Y
Juniors Nominate Juniors for Fire Company Officers
The Junior Fire Company No. 2 held its regular meeting at the fire hall electing three new members and three nominees. Banquet set for January 12. officers nominated include President Emeritus Lewis R. Dertzbaugh and President Russell H. McCain. Captain Bell displayed trophies from Gaithersburg and Baltimore. Annual meeting and officer elections set for January 5 with no contests. In a separate note, the New York stock market drifted lower in quiet trading after three days of gains.
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Charles F. Bell
Gaithersburg
Baltimore
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Russell H. McCain
Albert Blumenauer
Harry 0. Schroeder
Charles E. Troxell
Austin M. Fogle
Melvin Fox
Lewis H. Engle
Howard E. Walsh
Oliver Hardding
James Hargett
Harry Danner
Francis Davis
Martin J. Walsh
New York
Fire Leaves 84-Year-Old Woman Homeless Near Mt Union
An 84-year-old woman was left homeless early this morning when a fire gutted a one room frame house near Mt Union Carroll county. The blaze started from a defective chimney in a bedroom occupied by Mr Brown in his 70s. The house owned by Mrs Emma Huet, who moved to Baltimore after the fire. Three fire companies Union Bridge New Windsor and Taneytown fought the flames. the upper story roof collapsed and much property was lost though much of Mrs Huet s possessions were saved. It is believed Mrs Huet has insurance and plans may be made to rebuild the home.
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Mt. Union
Carroll County
Brown
Emma Huet
Baltimore
Union Bridge
James
New Windsor
Taneytown Companies
Aeighbor
Deer Hunter Missing In Garrett County
William Webb DeWitt, 70, Garrett County roads engineer, disappeared while deer hunting on the first day of retirement. A large search with about 100 county workers, State Police, foresters, wardens, and volunteers began after his wife last saw him at 11 am. The hunt resumed today as the rugged Hayes-Oakland area is scoured. DeWitt had served 14 years in the post.
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Oakland
Willliam Webb DeWitt
Garrett County Roads Engineer
Hayes
County Roads Department
Tam
DeWitt
Three Killed In Auto Crash On Turnpike
Bedford Pa AP A station wagon skidded on ice on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and struck a tractor trailer killing Ebmer Ellis Mitchell 35 his wife Louise 36 and their 19 month old daughter Mary Anne all from Boston Mass They were en route to Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio where Mitchell had just been assigned Two others Anthony 5 months and Philermina Ferrara 49 of Boston suffered minor injuries The driver of the tractor trailer Orville Gibson 39 of Selina Ohio escaped injury
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Bedford
Air Force
Howard Reppert
Ebmer Ellis Mitchell
Boston
Mass
Louise
Mary Anne
Reppert
Mitchell
Orville Gibson
Selina
Ohio
Large Crowds Greet Santa in Frederick Parade
Santa Claus led the annual pre Christmas parade through downtown Frederick with the Chamber of Commerce sponsors. Middletown High School Band rode the float while Boy Scouts handed out about 5,000 candy canes to children along Seventh Street to All Saints Street after a rain postponement. Downtown shops stayed open late and reported strong Christmas trade as crowds set a record for turnout.
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Santa Claus
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Middletown
Seventh Street
All Saints Street
Fanny Martin blamed as husband fined for ignored signal
London AP reports Maurice Martin a 53 year old grocer was fined one pound two shillings eighty pence after ignoring a police signal to stop. He told the judge the fault lay with his wife Fanny who constantly nagged him to drive slowly and heed cyclists.
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London
Fanny Martin
Maurice
Fanny
Tragic Our Lady of the Angels Fire Claims 90 Dead
A Chicago parochial school blaze traps 1,300 pupils and staff as flames erupt before dismissal. Ninety die, including 87 children and three Sisters of Charity, with many others hospitalized. Investigators probe a possible arson link amid chaotic rescue attempts.
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Chicago
APII
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Cook County
Our Lady of the Angels Roman Catholic
Jed
Robert J. Quinn
Quinn
Drew Brown
Brown
West Side
Iowa St
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Ohio Corp
Standard Publish
Ing
Harry J. Lebherz
William B. Lebherz
Robert W. Lebherz
Frank J. Keefer
Join Bolton Jr
the Everedy Co., Inc
8. S. Dennis Jr
United Fire Co
P. O
Knutson
Parcel Post
Minnesota
Cova Knut
Tafinn
Feoid
ES District Court
Knutjsons
Andy
Okloe
Odin Langen
Kjeldahl
House Elections Committee
Mrs. Knutson
C. E. Walker
New Market Area
College Park
Staryland
Delaware
Garrett County
Jumpy
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