Examines its Pat iages Every Afternoon
Page 60s The News Frederick Maryland reports its pat iages and services with notices on subscription rates and delivery. The notice notes AP dispatches and republication rights and lists date December 12, 1961.
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THE
Frederick
Merviand
Tureday
Daga Southern Pts
MFG
Worth
Frederick, Md
Audit Bureau of Circular
Associated Press
Associates
Presa
Af Wick
Public literacy on vital questions praised by community leaders
The Frederick News-Post is praised for reporting principles and facts on controversial issues. Readers including students journalists policy makers and citizens are urged to study books presenting multiple sides. Mrs Manuel M Weinberg notes the paper serves the public.
Weddings Burton Dorsey Masser Hiltner in Frederick area
Miss Mary E. Dorsey of Germantown wed Rev. Lorne W. Burton of Clarksburg in a candlelight Trinity Methodist ceremony with Rev. James Kerr officiating. The Masser Hiltner match also took place at Edgewood Church of God on Thanksgiving Eve with a reception, as did news of an auxiliary meeting of the Frederick F C E. No. 1087.
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Burton—Dorsey
Mary E. Dorsey
Germantown
J. Daniel Dorsey
Dorsey
Lorne W. Burton
Clarksburg
L. W. Burton
Charleston
W. Va
Trinity Methodist Church
James Patterson Kerr
Boyds Presbyterian Church
James D. Dorsey
Geneva Mullican
Gaithersburg
R. Lee Harding
Charles F. Dorsey
Charles Miller
R. Carleton Browning
James Hane
Hiltmer — Masser
Denis Elaine Masser
Frederick W. Masser
Frederick
Raymond Franklin Hiltner
Roy M. Hiitner
Frederick County
Edgewood Church of God
Jon F. Myers
Jeanne Despea
William Hiltner
Rockville
Hiltner
Frederick High School
Frederick Automotive, Inc
Grace
National Im Shute of Heath
Bethesda
F.C.E
Lades
Fredeck F.C.E
Bronswick
Danner
F.O.E
Worthy
Donald Gearnzer
Rohard T. Beechey
Case Ae
Frank Whery Schuidt
Ghacman
Letters To Santa Reflect True Spirit Of Family Christmas
The piece recalls annual newspaper letters to Santa showing children's wishes. Boys seek action items like boxing gloves, a BB gun, or a space ship while girls request dolls. Some express pathos, asking for shoes or warm coats for parents, emphasizing love and family time over material gifts.
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Santa Claus
Kennedy Moves to End U S Government Silver Purchases
President Kennedy plans to repeal the rule that requires the government to buy all newly mined domestic silver. If Congress agrees, the Treasury will stop buying or selling silver, ending a long national practice. A worldwide shortage and rising prices follow, affecting coins and everyday silver goods.
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U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Doles
Washington
U. S
Letter to the Editor Defends Speech Report as Accurate
A correspondent asserts a News report on Dr. Joseph F Thorning speech was accurate and fair. The writer claims involvement with Rev. Dr Thorning and defends the charges against a cited individual, arguing the receipt of a disputed book is not proof of political reactions.
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Joseph F. Thorning
United States
Brazil
Cai
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God
Wtines
Domp
Frederick County
Gere
Fifty Years Ago in the City A Patchwork of Incidents
A collection of city notices and brief items reports water system upgrades cause frequent leaks and boiler bursts plumbers busy with repairs. Notable entries include Lavier Michael's job move, William Bell's death at 47 from indigestion, War readiness comments, a new Frederick station plan by B and O railroad, damaged altar slab at a church, fish removal from the C and O canal, Joseph Sheehan winning a race in Baltimore, Roy Poole winning a garage rebuilding contract, Frank Lighter's near accident, Dr Ray buying Villa Park property, and William F Zimmerman of Charlesville fatally stricken at dinner.
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Lavier Michael
East Third Street
Union Knitting Mills
East Patrick Street
William D. Bell
Bell
Evangelical Reformed Church
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
United States Fish Commission
Maryland
Potomac River
Joseph Sheehan
Baltimore Cross-County Club
Electric Park
Baltimore
Roy W. Poole
Ideal Garage Co
Frank Lighter
J. H. Lampe
Evangelical Reformed Chapel
Ray
Villa Park
Lakin
William F. Zimmerman
Charlesville
Twenty Years Ago Manila Dispatch Reports First Clash With Japanese
A Manila dispatch says Japanese warships fled American ships in the war’s first clash between the two sides. Admiral Hart confirms only one engagement. Japanese air raids damaged Cavite yard with notable losses. The Potomac Edison announces a Christmas party shift to wartime focus. Maryland Safe Guard units called to duty. men 18 to 48 will be drafted. Roosevelt notes Wake Island garrison and ongoing Japanese attacks. Navy Secretary Knox travels to Honolulu to assess Pearl Harbor damage.
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Manila
Thomas C. Hart
Asiatic Flee
Heaviy
Cavite
Del
Secretary OF the Navy
Koox
Honosiu
Peer
Press praised by Congressman Mathias for Sixth District
Congressman Charles Mac Mathias commends the Sixth District press for its accurate fair reporting across five Maryland counties. He credits newspapers with informing constituents, aiding responsible representation, and maintaining a free press as a vital bulwark of democracy.
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Congress
Charles
Mac” Mathias
Maryan
America
Moscow
Izvestia
Longtime Church of God minister confined at home
Among The Sick ney Jonn af Gonso retired Church of God minister is confined to his home at 37 Liberty St Westminster with his sixth attack of pneumonia. He served the Maryland and Virginia elder ship for more than 52 years and is reported favorable. Judith Toms LeGore a student at Towson State Teacher's College entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday for an appendectomy. Mrs Louis E Eichelberger of Mt Oliver Boulevard who had tests at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown was returned to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mrs Emory B Shipley Sr Westbrook underwent successful surgery this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emory B. Shipley Sr
Westbrook
Mr and Mrs Hil lery celebrate quiet wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Howard C Hillery are quietly celebrating their wedding anniversary today. Mr and Mrs Raymond P Free are also mentioned in this personal notice.
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Howard C. Hillery
Raymond P. Free
30th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated on East South Street
East South street resident observes silver anniversary today. Mrs. Alice M. King of North Market street returned Sunday from a four week visit with her niece, Mrs. Lee Straight and family of Akron. George Edward Seals of Gaithersburg escaped serious injury when his 1958 Ford was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Chicago bound 12 car passenger train at Chestnut street crossing. He was hospitalized in shock but released after treatment. The car stalled on the tracks and was pushed into a utility pole as the train halted a half mile past impact. police investigated and delayed the train for about an hour.
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East South Street
Alice M. King
North Market Street
Lee Straight and
Akron
George Edward Seals
Gaithersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chestnut Street
Rockville
Seals
Bethesda
Nine Men Are Sentenced In Emmitsburg Case
The court sentenced Clarence Ferris and several juveniles for breaking and entering and larceny at Myers television shop in Emmitsburg. Ferris, 18, had 18 months in the Maryland Reformatory with suspended sentence and strict probation. A 19-year-old youth faced conviction and sentencing after admitting about $165 taken from Scott's Service Station. his fate depends on Marine Corps acceptance. Two Marines received $100 fines after pleading guilty to larceny from Perry's Garage in Point of Rocks while attempting to return to Camp Lejeune. they may remain in the Marines if accepted. State Police investigated the cases of the Hamilton and Shamrock break-ins.
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Clarence Ferris
Emmitsburg
Myers Television Shop
Maryland Reformatory
Ferris
David Weinberg
Scott
Lester A. Donivan Jr
Marine Corps
Donivan
George Neal Jr
Perry
Point of Rocks
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Keith W. Sorber
Noxon
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Paul Rudolph Marquis
Nashua
N.hl
C. Vernon Summer
Births Reported December 3 9 in Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs John C Dorsey Jr announce the birth of their first child a son named John Claude II born Tuesday Mrs Dorsey is the former Sandra Smith Frederick Mr and Mrs Edward Weedon RFD 2 Frederick report a fifth child fifth son Kermit Lee born Wednesday Sgt and Mrs George Marvin 905 Pine Avenue Frederick also listed as a birth notice in the period.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
John C. Dorsey Jr
North Market Street
Frederick
John Claude II
Dorsey
Sandra Smith
Edward Weedon
RFD
Kermit Lee
George Marvin
Pine Avenue
Colonial Farmhouse Advertises Singsieme Entesece Freer
The notice mentions a Colonial Farmhouse with references to rooms and egress in a dated format. Names Herman York and a location in New York are noted, alongside scattered numbers that resemble measurements or identifiers.
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Pretitnet
Herman York
N.Y
Local Families Welcome Newborns This Week
A parade of births across Frederick area towns lists first and second children born on Wednesday through Saturday. Names include Linda Marie Dorsey Brenda Jane Gib bons Sharon Jean Fisher Debra Lee Croghan Laura Marie Snurr Donald Wayne Jr Christina Lee Kimberly Allyn Cathy Jean Cathy Jean and more with multiple residences in Frederick, Brunswick, Clarksburg, Middletown, and nearby hamlets.
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Linda Marie
Kenneth Dorsey
RFD
Airy
Brenda Jane
Harold J. Gibbons Sr
Frederick
Sharon Jean
Ullyses L. Fisher
Oak Street
Linden Hills
Debra Lee
Fisher
Patricia Lee Mackler
Michael J. Croghan Jr
Braddock Heights
Laura Marie
Donald Wayne Snurr
West Fifth Street
Donald Wayne Jr
Snurr
Barbara L. Mille
Charles D. McLane
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Daniel Patrick
Allen Lee Dove
Clarksburg
Kimberly Allyn
Dove
Barbara Jean Hess
Harlan
Christina Lee
Burtner
Ollie McVey
Pleasant
Elmo B. Allen
Ice Street
Donna Renee
Monroe P. Angleberger
North Bentz Street
Ronald Eugene
James Gouker
Middletown
Gary Lee
Gene F. Roberts
Dennis Wayne
William D. Shankle
West South Street
Theresa Marie
Shankle
Mary Alice
Stottiemyer
Wolfsville
Emmitsburg Students Receive Rosettes At St Josephs
The Children of Mary at St Josephs High School held a reception in the church for aspirants. Rev John Fisher directed the ceremony with ribbons and medals awarded as part of the probation period. Altar boys William Eiker Dennis Stahley James Grinder assisted.
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Charles B. Shore
Emmitsburg
Children of Mary of
William Eiker
Dennis Stahley
James Grinder
Children of Mary
Sister Louise
Mother Seton School
Shannon Boyle
Cecilia Cool
Mildred Harner
Dorothy Hamerick Lindz Kelz
Carmen Keeney
Mary Knott
Elizabeth Krietz
Margaret Marshall
Deborah Merritt
Beverly Messner
Barbara Michael
Mary Ott
Eileen Remavege
Alma Sanders
Judy Shorh
Arlene Shorten
Betty Smith
Nancy Starner
Sarah Trout
Katherine Twomey
Audrey Mary Knox
Theresa Long
Elaine May
Patricia McMann
Susan Parks
Marlene Pinkas
Kathryn Reaver
Yvonne Shryock
Charles Shorh
Ralph Ohler
Frances Wagerman
Josephine Rodgers
Judy Hardman
Darlene Eyler
Victor Cullen Hospital
Thomas
Woody" Stoner
Mt. St. Mary's College
Woody
Feaj
Ami
St.Joseph's Ick School
Donald Simmer Emmit Garms
Examitsburg
Tobacco Raising Proves A Profitable Hobby
A 67 year old farmer in Maryland’s Frederick area grows white burley tobacco and notes rising demand. He and partner Mr. Clay report profits from 25 years of tobacco farming, with growing markets in Baltimore and local warehouses. The piece cites weekly cigarette consumption and forecasts better yields in 1961.
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Clay
Baltimore
Cayen Vipus
Frederick
Montgomery County
Barney
Claw
Day
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