Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Notes from December 4 1959 recount CHIEF JUDGE FRANCIS NEAL Parke entering Johns Hopkins Hospital for surgery and treatment. A long retirement story honors Miss Fannie Yinger for 60 years as an employee at Union Manufacturing Co. Around Hyattstown a fatal crash injures John N. Joynes. The column also discusses proposed job rights laws, relatives of Congress members, and a mix of local notices and editorials, including a Dr. John A. Anderson obituary and Lions pancake fundraiser.
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Sminebur
Francis Neal Parke
Westminster
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fannie Yinger
Union Manufacturing Co
Hyattstown
John N. Joynes
Norfolk
David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Capitol
Jonz Aro
Ely
Washington Press
Senate
House
Aowa
New York Car Herald
Oil glut fears fade as new Middle East lands loom
An analysis notes shifting oil dynamics from the Persian Gulf as Sahara finds and Libyan developments bring Europe closer to energy sources. It warns of mixed blessings for the oil industry and Western economies amid potential pipeline links across Iran and Turkey. A separate AP item reports 17 year old student pilot Jeffrey Himmel arrested in New York after a seaplane flight to Long Island, then landing near Snow Hill Maryland.
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Nasser
Gaim Aio
Europe
Near East
Persian Gulf
Sahara
Libya
Iran
Per Gulf
Turkey
Middle East
U.S
Russia
U. S
Canada
Free World
New York
Long Island
Marsland
Jeffrey Himmerl
Bronx
Himmell
Snow Hill
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News December 4 1909
Fifty years ago notes from the December 4 1909 column report MR and Mrs Thomas P Rice of East Fourth Street celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Market prices quoted for beef and groceries appear with various figures. Rev Charles F Steck resigns as pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. OHM E PRICE and Frederic KE are also mentioned in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical
Luthrch
Hurch Counc
J. Marshall Miller
Ohm E. Price
Frederic KE
Pancake Day Planned by Lions Club Officials
The Lions Club meeting at Fr Scott Key Hertel outlined the annual pancake day set for Saturday with Ralph Merchant as chairman and Herman Beyard as club president. Meredith Hoffmaster of the Baltimore Small Business Administration spoke on how the SBA helps small firms obtain credit, management training, and direct loans, while the club announced donations of two crutches and two walkers for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Merchant
Lions Club
Scott Key
Nevin T. R. Wash
Richard F. Kline
Said Hoffmaster
N and Marshall College
Mary- Tend Law School
Baltimore
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Carson W Ryman
R. Rache
John Krantz Jr
Welvin Am
Delpnex
Charles Oh P. Turner
Harry, Gray
Funerals Held for Joseph F E Wheeler Ada Estee Schaffer
Funeral services from St Josephs Catholic church for Joseph Francis E Wheeler who died at Ipsburg Hospital Sunday. The Rev Father James Teemer officiated and interment was in Catholic cemetery with pallbearers Sanders Clarence Fratley Musht Serices for John Gras 7 day at Hacerstown. Ada Estee Schaffer funeral held at Buckerstown home then at 166 East Church Street with Rev Charles A Shook officiating. Interment Mount Olivet. MM R Etchicon and Son funeral directors.
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St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Emmitsburs
Joseph Francis E Whe
Ixsburg Hospital
James Te
Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
S Sanders
Clarence Fratley
Musht
Ada Estee Schaffer
Buckerstown
East Church Street
Charles A. Shook
Ruckeystown Methodist Church
Isciated
Willard P. Keller
Robert L. Mann
Leo Strailman
Laver J. Shanelle
John {. Strailman
Charles W. Harris
Mount Olivet
MM. R. Etchicon and Son
William H. Benner
Dorothy Ann Benner
Hiam H. Benner
Cornelius
Julia Ann Carbaugh West
United Brethren Church
Albert Sigafoose
Thurmont
Martin L. Besner
Frederick
Bertha Hartsock
Woodsboro
Thornton Davis
Creager Funeral Home
Ivan G. Naugle
Lewistown
Com
Robert F. Jones
Lucketis
Central State Va
Frank
Lucketts
Lovellsville
Pleasant Barn
Howard Twoman
Demi
R. E. Brown
Bureau Head Named Wasington to Lead Anti Corruption
AP reports John L. Holcombe a lawyer and career government administrator chosen to head the bureau policing anti corruption provisions of the new labor law.
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Wasitington
John L. Holcombe
Christmas Charity And Hypocrisy In Modern Times
The essay contrasts Christmas generosity with hypocrisy, urging genuine charity. It condemns false fronts, praises sincere kindness, and urges practical help to the needy through reliable channels rather than mere words, highlighting the season as a test of true virtue.
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I 35
Joe Eisenhauer
Trus
John
Dasile
Ca Ison
Chile
Deaths Across Jefferson County Notice
Obituaries report several local deaths including Mrs Dorothy Ann Benner 85 of Thurmont and Larry Proctor 10 of Carver Apartments. Funeral details listed for Creager Lovellsville Jackson Chapel and Bartonsville Church with interments and dates. Also notes Hanovers Raymond Cromer 61 and William Smith of Charles Town death notices and a Jeffersonian Auxiliary meeting report with Christmas plans.
Fort Detrick Personnel Highlight Meetings And Moves
Fort Detrick staff report from Los Angeles where Converse and Castleberry present respiratory disease papers at the Veterans Administration Armed Forces Cooperative Study. Meanwhile personnel changes include Good Conduct Medal awards, promotions, weddings, new arrivals, transfers, and a U.S. Savings Bond drive boosting payroll deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
John L. Converse
M. W. Castleberry
Veterinary Corps
Los Angeles
Veterans Administration Armed’ ‘Forces Cooperative Study
Detrick
Converse
Castleberry
Dear Dorothy Dix on marriage talk and patience
A trio of readers seek advice on spouse communication and respect. One wife laments a silent husband who greets with kisses but speaks little, another emulates quiet retaliation to gain attention, and a third endures sarcasm at home. Dorothy Dix advises withholding conversation to prompt interest, while stressing self-respect and leaving boorish behavior behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Lonesome
Dorothy Dix advice column fragment on heartache
A fragment from a Dorothy Dix column offers guidance on healing a broken heart. The note mentions enclosing two stamped self addressed envelopes and sending problems to the newspaper care of this page.
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Dorothy Dix
Care, Inc
Thanksgiving Butchering At Boyds Brings Large Turnout
A large Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Ahalkt in Boyds saw thirteen horses butchered for relatives and friends from Silver Spring Rockville and Damascus. The event included a church covered dish and multiple family groups with a plan for further church events. An accidental shoulder gunshot involving Kenneth Savage and his brother Melvin occurred during a hunting trip.
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George Ace Kennedy
Dalas
Tex
Tommy Atkins
Portsmouth
R. F. Franz Jr
Dugway Proving Grounds
Utah
Thomas Kerr
Robert Goodsow
Marc Strailman
Ella Pearl
John Strailman
Frederick County
John Arthur Grove
PFC
Juno C. Lugo-Nazario
Puerto Rico
Bert Tanner
Merl Rice
Emmett J. Norris
Washington
Emmett
Leonard Thompson
North Carolina
Duke
Ray Baker
Jack
U.S
James P. Kerr
BOYDS
Smith Hovie
Silver Spring
Mirs Thomas Hallack
Hainner
Damascus
Haddinh
Kerr
Beulah Orem
Elgar
Rockville
Boyds Ha
Edna Reif
Chu Hall
Krause
Rufus Gillam
Mier
Andy
Joy Stonham
Near
Boston
Barnesville
Marsh White
Wiliam Hunter
Teeree
Clarkshurst
Annapolis
Emma D. Weakley
Edward Gault
Baltimore
Kenneth Savage
Melvin
Montgomery County Hospital
Andrew G. Kanelos, Candy Chain Founder, Dies in Chicago
Andrew G. Kanelos, 65, founder and president of Andes Candies, a Chicago area chain with about 50 shops, died Thursday from a heart attack. He built the business from a single store into a regional confectionery network.
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Andrew G. Kanelos
Chicago
API
Andes Candies, Ie
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the News
David Lawrence
John A. Anderson
Altadena
Cali
Anderson
Observatory Council
California Institute of Technology
Ralph P. Merchant
James A. Grove
Rue F. Anzleberger
Thomas Molesworth
Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ Church
West Church Street
The
Lion Club
Bethlehem
Arebives
John Gras
Hacerstown
Atcrss
Mas
Clarence Dern
Joseph and
Harsey E. Erv. H
Eisenhauer
Tadre Angelis
Thomas Paine
Larry Proctor
William
Ruth Rebecca Proctor
Carver Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James H
Ruth Rebecca Everte
Garfield and Hart of
Doud Drott
Joan
Staron
Jean
Julie Proctor
Miso
Meles
Rhody
West
All Sai Street
Jackson Chanel Methodist Church
Bartonsyville
Bartonsville
C. E. Hicks
W. E. Smith
Charles Town
Willam Eeired Norfolk Employe
Wadesville
James
Mary Ann Harsh Smith
Jefferson County
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lottie Rowland Smith
Elsie Whipp
Brunswick
Melvin T. Strider
Colonial Funeral Home
Hanover
Raymond Cromer
Roy Cromer
New Oxford
Rt. 1
C. G. Crist
Adams County
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Democratic Club
Shirley Cramer
Himes
Western Maryland
U.D.W.C
Myrtle Young
Taney Apartments
Montevue
Cramer
Annie Belle Powell
Madelyn Himes
Helen ‘Collins
Earl H. Grissinger
Frederick R. Christiana
Joseph A. Clement
Reginald W. Jacobs
Alvin E. Kutzke
J. Lugo Nazario
Alfred C. Sence
John D. Tarr
Jacqueline Schemeck
St. John’s Catholic Church
Erie
Route 355
George H. Avery
Caro
Mich
James A. Booth
Glenn M. George
Nashua
Iowa
Joseph E. Grazier Jr
Terrell
Donald E. Jones
Rochester
Jackie E. Polete
Mansfield
Paul J. Pristas
Detroit
James R. Stallings Jr
Augusta
Louis E. Treworgy
Blower Lake
Maine
John P. van Sivke
Black Earth
Wis
Sophie Shenel
James T. Waters
Korea
Raymond E. Warner
Donald G. Petrie
Joseph A.clement
Alexander
Cecil Robbins Jr
Adirondack
Earl J_ Britten
Phillips Petroleum Company
Borger, Tex
International Business Machine Company
Elda B. Helmgren
James H .Waugh
Walter W. Bowie
E. Rebecca Barbello
Dorothy Din
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