Slaughter Increase Expected in Europe and U S Outlook
Europe will raise hog slaughter in 1984 to 1985 by a percent, with the Agriculture Department warning the rise could cut United States pork and lard shipments. In Westminster Maryland, Easom Mott Bennett, 74, a former road contractor and bank director, died in Belleville Iowa. funeral planned in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Agriculture Department
United States
United Ee Ee
Westminster
EasoaMott Bennett
Westminser
Belleville
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter Inc
Westminster Hardware Co
Carroll County National Bank
Reisterstown
Frederick News Rates and Circulation details
The notice lists subscription rates by rail and car delivery with prices for one month six weeks and one year. It notes service charges per copy and states circulation availability. It identifies the publication as a member of the Associated Press and includes postal entry information in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Peyedie Advance
Carrice
Rolex
Associated Press
Agsocietes Press
Gore Weil
Freeerick
Mic
Polluted air dangers loom despite nuclear fears
Dr. H. E. Landsberg warns that city air pollution poses a greater, ongoing threat than fallout fears. He urges reducing gaseous exhausts and industrial wastes and promoting electric cars, plus shelters for fallout, while stressing action at home and in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Landsberg
Office of Climatology
U. S. Weather Bureau
Early Marriage Trends Among Young Americans
New data show 17 percent of girls ages 15 to 19 are or have been married, up from 12 percent in 1940. For ages 20 to 24, 70 percent are ever married versus 66 percent in 1940, with older groups also showing higher shares due to wartime marriage rates.
Indictment Targets Communist Party in 12-Count Case
Washington AP reports a federal indictment under the 1950 internal security act charges the Communist Party with 12 counts for failing to register and disclose officers and finances. If convictions occur, the party faces $10,000 fines per count and possible imprisonment. officers may be indicted later. A second deadline passed and a final one looms December 20 for further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federa
Soviet Union
Oey
Justice Department
Immunity Claim Questioned in Midwestern Confusion
Fragmentary report from Elkton Missouri describes disputed immunity claims involving multiple individuals in a diplomatic incident. The text mentions Mateus D. Gem and various unnamed parties, with references to a German connection and US involvement.
Market Prices From Farmers Co operative Shows Grain Quotes
Market prices from the Farmers Co operative today list barley wheat and corn with quotes missing due to OCR gaps. The item records a brief price note for local grain commodities in the market roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Pikes Deember 2 1911
MR HARVEY LEASE PUR CHASED the O Leary meadows from Lowenstein Wertheimer on private terms. F S LAMB of New York arrived to inspect church decoration progress. W H ANDERSON of the Maryland Anti-Saloon League says local option bill is likely and nailed down tight. A conference at Hotel Hamilton in Hagerstown led to a deal where Hagerstown Railroad Co was purchased by a local syndicate. Abattoir truck repaired and back in town. Sheriff Fagan hosted a reception for his daughter and son in law. Hagerstown Caraxle broke on hill into Myersville nearly derailing. James Callahan, veteran B and O freight conductor from Brunswick, killed near Magnolia. Charles Roy of Johns Town Pa finished Frederick water system improvements and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lease
O'Leary Meadows
Messrs
Hamilton
Hagerstown
Frederick Railroad Co
West Patrick Street
Myersville
James Callahan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Magnolia
Charles Roy
Johnstown
Frederick
Roosevelt asks Japan to explain military moves in Asia
The article notes President Roosevelt urging Japan to explain military actions toward Thailand while Tokyo hosts a Grange meeting. It highlights Allied and Axis wartime exchanges and mentions a high level Pacific war briefing with Admiral Nimitz era figures and U.S. officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Japan
Via
Thailand
Tokyo
Maser
Maryland State Grange
The
Grange
Ted
Restor Conpiete
Apxunedd the
Adventists Launch Worldwide Ingathering Campaign in Frederick
The Seventh day Adventists at 1305 North Market Street begin a two week door to door fund drive for medical educational welfare and evangelistic projects. Their global effort supports over 6.4 million volunteer hours 1 527 welfare centers and more than 4.0 times the funds solicited. Local welfare centers operate in Hagerstown and through the Dorcas Society of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Frederick
Jesus
America
Hagerstown
Dorcas Society
Frederick Church
Threads of Gold Bible Class Holds November Meeting
The Calvary Methodist Church School Threads of Gold Bible Class met November 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Gladney’s home. Mrs. Norman presided, devotions by Mrs. Gladney, Thanksgiving article read, prayer, hymn sung, guess box won by Mrs. Raymond Ford. Officers elected: President Mrs. Marsden, Vice President Mrs. Ford, Secretary Mrs. Martin Ritchie, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Nettie Grimes, Treasurer Mrs. Howard Gerrich, Assistant Treasurer Miss Edna Myers, missionary treasurer Mrs. Elwood Crum, Assistant Mrs. Grace Stup, Librarian Miss Alice Following social hour and slides on foreign countries by Mrs. Gladney. refreshments by Mrs. Leslie Dorsey and Mrs. Gladney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church School
Gladney
Norman
Raymond Ford
Marsden
Ford
Martin Ritchie
Nettie Grimes
Howard Gerrich
Edna Myers
Elwood Crum
Grace Stup
Alice
Leslie Dorsey
Welcome Home for Cpl William E Shepley
Cpl William E Shepley returned to the United States after 27 months with the American Embassy in Nicosia Cyprus. He is in the United States Marine Corps and has completed 30 days leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Martin Shepley. He reported to Camp Lejeune North Carolina for his next duty. A surprise welcome home party was held at the Moose Club Frederick with supper dancing and a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepley
Cpl
William E. Shepley
States
Nicosia
Cyprus
Cpl. Shepley
United States Marine Corps
Martin Shepley
Camp Lejuene
N. C
Cpl Shepley
Frederick
Jefferson H Club Girls Meet At Home November 21
The Jefferson H Club girls gathered November 21 at the home of Susan and Patti Poole. Ten girls two leaders and one visitor Sharon Fry discussed improvements for dates. Patsy Hale demonstrated gift wrapping and stressed smooth paper correct size and a box tie suited to the box and pattern. Nancy Gordon spoke on dining etiquette and introductions. A box packing project for a Christmas needy person was planned. The next meeting will be at Mrs Tarold Hellner’s home December 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson +H Club
Susan
Patti Poole
Sharon Fry
Patsy Hale
Poinsettiaith
Tappines Ake
Nancy Gordon
Nanty Gordon
Patsy Bale
Downa Jean Prunkare
Swan Poole
Patti Poe
Patsy Lakin
Ethel Loftmaster
All Saints Parish History Reveals Turbulent Early Years
The essay on All Saints Parish recounts 18th and 19th century quarrels, duels, and governance as Rev. Bennett Alen and others clash with vestrymen. It notes tax records, notables like Gov. Sharpe, and the arrival of Rev. Diehl and later church shifts. The author credits historian Scharf and cites Helfenstein’s Parish chronicle.
Y Meet Will Draw 300 Here
Dors exchange students from other lands. The conference opens with George Samaras, vice president of Area Hi-Y Council, at the Friday dinner at Calvary Church. Mary Lee Marshall chairs the opening assembly. Gary Hamrah speaks to delegates Saturday on conferences in Hi-Y life. Final address by Fred W. Hanpa Jr. at Hood College Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Hanpa Jr
Southwest Branch Ymca
Wilmington
Del
Dailey Seeks Mayor Post In Long Hopesful Address
Local candidate Dailey outlines plans for city leadership amid traffic and commerce concerns. He argues the need for practical proposals and broad public support to run the city effectively. A related note reports a Baltimore trial run by railway enthusiasts testing commuter service on a chartered train between Harundale and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Resim Sen
Haruilale
Mays
Baltmores Carden
JBL
Batimore Loccy of
National Railway Historical Society
Harnedale
Deaths pital after a leg illness and other notices
Obituary notices list Grace Burns Beall of Woodfield and Oliver Hesson of Littlestown. Burns widow, mother of Dewey Wade Beall, leaves many siblings. services set at Montgomery Methodist Church Clagettsville. Hesson, 73, former farmer, dies at home with brother Clarence Hesson surviving. services Sunday afternoon.
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Pital
Woodfield
Grace C. Burns
Theister
Walter W. Burns
Montgomer
Clagettsville
Het Roother
Dewey Wade Beall
Scottsdale
Arizona
Clifton Burns
Frederick
Gladys Neill
Rockville
Alfred Burns
Silver Spring
Maurice Burns
Jacksonville
Florida
Paul Burns
Creagerstown
Robert Burns
Wheaton
Carl Burns
Floyd Burns
Damascus
James Burns
Gaithersburg
Olin L. Molesworth
Montgomery Methodist Church
Church Cemetery
Oliver C. Hesson
Littlestown
John and
Margaret Myers Hesson
Edith Fuhr- Jan Hesson
Clarence Hesson
Taneytown
Funeral services held for several area residents
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Anna E. Dixon of Della at 2 p m Friday with Rev. E G Terrell officiating and burial at St Pauls Cemetery. Pallbearers included Adrian Machiel Wilson Hammond and others. Also marked were services for Mrs Pauline Guyton of Burkittsville at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren with burial in the church cemetery and pallbearers named. Additional services for Charles Smith Keefer of 216 Washington Street and Newton Richard Kefauver Sr. of 12 Taney Apartments were held, with interments at Mount Olivet and Reformed Cemetery Middletown respectively, under the care of local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Dixon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. E. Hicks
E. G. Terrell
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Della
Adrian Machel
Wilson Hammond
Lewis Barnes
Arthur Hicks
John Jones
Oliver Yenith
Pauline Guyton
Arthur R. Guyton
Burkittsville
Pleasant View
Charles Smith Keefer
Washington Street
Funeral
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harry H. Herbert
Charles H. Kehne
Emmett Shaffer
Russell Feaga
Daniel Fout
Elias Wastler
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Newton Richard Kefauver Sr
Taney Apartments
Funeral Home
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Carroll H Kehne
Earl Bartgis
Claude Shoemaker
William King
Lloyd Stup
Albert Mullican
Reformed
Middletown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Medical notes on patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Readable patient updates show Mrs. Raymond E. Bowers Sr. of West Seventh Street undergoing surgery and in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Others include Mrs. Lester Utterback of Lewistown and Mrs. Idell Fogle at the same hospital, with several post operative reports and ongoing care for injuries and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Bowers Sr
West Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lester Utterback
Lewistown
Idell Fogle
RFD
Frederick
Gary Ray Main
Martin V. Main
Bransick
Bernard
Bernie” Cole
West Fourth Street
Paul EL
Rippeon
Quinn
Wil
Frederick 7 Hospital
Mington
Corinty General Hospital
Rencoe
Middletown
Frederick Mempiial
Poetry of Ex Frederick Girl Reflects Past and Present
Barbara Dennis Avirett of Baltimore, once Frederick County girl Barbara Brooke Dennis, gains notice in a Baltimore News-Post feature for poetry and fiction. Her novel Hear the Cock Crow was published by Dodd, Mead after early poems appeared in Voices and Contemporary Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John W. Avirett
Baltimore
Baltimore News-Post
Avirett
Barbara Dennis
George R. Dennis
Urbana
Dennis
John M. Dennis
Ritchie
Barbara Brooke Dennis Aviret
Frederick County
ASC Re Elects County Committee at Winchester Hall
The Frederick County ASC Convention elected the full county committee for the coming year in Winchester Hall. Murray C. Day of Moum Airy was again named chairman, Harod M. Free of RED 7 Frederick became vice chairman, Charles J. Easterday a Myersville resident remained regular member, Rastmd Keithotz Four Points moved to first alternate, Holly Albauch Mount Airy named second alternate. Delegates chose the daylote to chair and vice chair of their community committees. There are 19 ASC Community Committees in Frederick County.
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ASC
Winchester Hall
Murray C. Day
Moum Airy
Harod M. Free
RED 7
Frederick
Anther
Charles J. Easterday
Myersville
Rastmd Keithotz
Four Points
Examitsburg
Holly Albauch
Mount Airy
Coats
Frederick Cer
Elks Club Plans Memorial Service for Deceased Member
The Elks Club schedules a memorial service for a deceased member. Details on date time and location are announced by local lodge officials.
Memorial service set at All Saints Episcopal and Elks Home
Rev Maurice D Ashbury will lead the memorial service at All Saints Episcopal Church with opening rites by Edgar W Larson exalted ruler and prayer by Howard H Kelly chaplain. E Robert Bowlus and Larson will conduct the roll call and memorial rites. Music by Sperry L Storm organist Joseph S Stephens violinist and H David Hagan cellist. Karen Jean Larson altar girl Jeree L as aoe Mark E Warner to be acol Esse died since memorial service in 19 are Dr H L Fahrney John W Null Robert B Crothers Irving B James William B Bennett Incomar W Albwagh Hares C Dorcus Wichur R Freeze S T Hickman and Dr M Franklin Birely died spring this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
East Second Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Edgar W. Larson
Howard H. Kelly
Mr. Larson
E. Robert Bowlus
Sperry L. Storm
Joseph S. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Karen Jean Larson
Jeree L
Mark E. Warner
Acol
Williams couple marks anniversary and births reported
Mr and Mrs Harry Schraeder Clarke place observe their wedding anniversary Friday afternoon at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Their second daughter was born. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shipley East Church announce the birth of their second child and first son John Garrison Friday at Frederick Hospital weighing pounds ten ounces. Mrs Shipley is Elizabeth Etchison daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hart Etchison. This is the Etchison’s first grandson. Shipley is son of Mr and Mrs E B Shipley St Weetervek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Chia Yl
Shipley
Elizabeth Etchison
A. Hart Exchiam
Etchison
Mr. Shipiey
E. B. Shpiey
Weetervek
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Naterak
Banimere
Massey
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Church To Solicit Worldwide Fund
Daniel Blickenstaf
Christian Holiness ‘Church
Gapland
All Saints
John Johns
All Seine
Ernest Helfenstein
Pilaaiel
Sharpe
Lord Baltimore
Bennett Al‘Jen
Winston Churchill
Richard Carvel
Annapolis
Attex
Gov. Sharpe
Allen
Maryland Historical Society
Helfenstein
Darrien
Ieee
Philadelphia
Goldie
Alen
Aden Mt. Z
Atiem
Alden
Archer Kuhlman
Lutheran Church
Valentine Kraft
Diehl
Eplbedal
St. James Lutheran Church
Mr. Helfenstein
Dailey
Jarani
Toles
Cor
Bele Pont
Ex-Frederick Girl
West Virginia
Parsons School of Design
New York
Paris
Louis M. Rawlings
Boston University
Bill
St. James School
Maryland
Dodd, Mead
Elks Cub
Elks Club
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