Thurment Couple Observes 50th Wedding Anniversary
Thurmont couple Mr and Mrs Edgar A Fogle celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday afternoon reception hosted by their daughters at their Walnut Street home. The couple, lifelong Thurmont residents, have five daughters and were honored by relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smd
Edgar A. Fogle
Walnut Street
Mr. Fosie
Albert” F
Manzells S. Fogle
Fogle
Edith Blumenauer Weds Willis Remsberg In Staunton Ceremony
Miss Edith Blumenauer daughter of Mr and Mrs George Blumenauer wed Willis Remsberg son of Mr and Mrs E Earl Remsberg in a Trinity Chapel ceremony officiated by Rev Paul L Althouse The bride wore a ballerina length gown of white nylon lace over taffeta with a seed pearl crown and carried a white Bible The best man was Stewart L Geisbert Jr Following a reception at the bride’s home the newlyweds left for a New York City trip and will reside at 1237 East Second Street Frederick High School alumni The groom attended Frederick High School and is in dairy farming now affiliated with C P Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Chapel
the Evan
Telical Reformed United Church
Jane Doll
Christ
Edith A
White Blumenauer
Cles
George D. Blumenauer
Stewart L. Geisbert Jr
Willis D. Remsberg
Staunton, Va
E. Earl Rems
Berg. Buckeystown
Paul L. Althouse
New York
East Second Street
Frederick
Taffeta
al the C. and P. Telephone
Laas
Lee Baker
West Patrick Street
Lee Rontzahn Jr
Thars
Baker
Chalcedon
Shirney Long
Glade Valley
Floydie de Grange
Walkersville
Roy
Westley
Demest
Grange
Helen Whisaga
Poolesville
Burns
George Seumiexee
William Francis
Baumgardner
Betty Jean Shankle
Elizabeth James
Winfield
Fruits Of Cooperation IGY findings reshape earth studies
The International Geophysical Year reveals snow and ice on Earth at 4.5 billion cubic miles, altering heat and water balance research. Undersea mineral sludge in the Southwest Pacific promises potential profits, while new ocean currents suggest climate control implications. Sixty six nations and over 60,000 scientists collaborated on IGY, including Antarctic studies and space probes.
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International Geophysical Year
IGY
Southwest Pacific
Gulf Stream
Florida
Labrador
Earth
Antarctica
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Dec 13 1908
In the American Girl Society debate the negative won unanimously. A fast basketball game at U.S.C.A. gym saw Yellow team beat Blues 53 18 with Zeigler Derr Quynn Hargett and Staley scoring. Mr James K P Brightwell injured his left hand on West Church street. Dr Henry Sweadner, Libertytown, 37, died of heart failure. Singleton T Stull family moved from Braddock to a new cottage in Frerer suburb.
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American Girl Society
Vera Lease
Helen Heinlein
Virgie Finny
Regina Haller
U.31
C.A
Blues
Zeigier
Staley
A. Hendrickson
Singleton T. Stull
Braddock
Stull
Frerer
Mayor narrowly escapes injury in stair fall at architecture offices
Twenty years ago in Baltimore, Mayor Lloyd Clllery, contractor for Lincoln High School, slipped down stairs at Buckler and Fenhagen offices, avoiding serious harm. Meanwhile, Nancy Hammond and Harold Deavers wed at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. E William Hall officiating. The bride wore lace over satin with a boat neckline and a seed pearl crown. Best man was Robert Shank. matron of honor Mrs. Albert Robinson. A reception followed at the bride’s home. the couple reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Clllery
Buckler and Fenhagen
Baltimore
Lincoln High School
Nancy Hammond
Charles Hammond
RFD
Frederick
Harold Deavers
Nina MaeKelbaugh
Brunswick
Paul Deavers
Ballyville
Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
Albert Robinson
Thurmont
Robert Shank
Doubs
Johnson Denies Any Election Wrongdoing
Births reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital span December 8 to December 11 listing families and new children. Among them are LeGore seventh child second son James Lester and Branden burg first daughter Lita Sge. various families note former names and local addresses as local press covers births and community updates.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Kendall
LeGore
James Lester
Kendall
Thelma Miller
Thurmont
SFC
C. Renn Remsberg
Middletown
Sara Catherine
Remsberg
Rachel I Galbreate
Street
Robert Stansfield
Route 4
Betty Lynn
Stansfield
Ruth Galley
Thompson Simes wedding linked to Navy service
Frances Louise Thompson and Kenneth K. Simes wed in a quiet November ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran Church parsonage. Bride wore a white jersey dress with Egyptian top, a pink camellia Bible gift. Reception at Mt. Pleasant Hall. Groom serves in U S Navy. Also notes Maryland politician Thomas F. Johnson denies election campaign charges. A new regional choral society plans events across Hagerstown Hancock Chambersburg Waynesboro Frederick with an organizational meeting set January 12.
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Simes
The
Fenn
Hagerstown
Hancock
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Frederick
G. Dennis Thurston
Douglas Peterson
W. Edgar Gossard
Edward B. Paulhamus
Ronald Karnes
Thurston
Kremlin Clock Signals NATO Paris Tensions
James Marklow comments on a recurring Kremlin tactic ahead of the NATO meeting in Paris. Khrushchev, Bulganin, and Tass push for a summit and a ban on atomic tests, while Dulles prepares to travel. West Berlin remains a central sticking point as Moscow pressures for changes in access corridors.
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James Marklow
Associated Press
Washington
Kremlin
North Atantic Military Alliance
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Dulles
Eisenhower
Prem Pier Wicolal Bulganin
Khrushchev
State Department
Moscow Radio
Tass
Iba
Britain
France
West Berlin
United States
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Navy
Warsaw
Radio
Moscow
Xhrushchev
Uman
Jman
Bulganin
Teachers Workshop in city and county schools report
The first substitute teachers workshop in Frederick County public schools drew 67 attendees at the Board of Education building. Officials note substitute days exceed classroom teacher days, support ongoing training, and plan further advanced workshops to raise instructional strength and continuity.
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Board of Education Administration
East Church Street
Board of Education
Frederick County
Educa [Tion
Sig
Deaths Mark 1. Jeffers Mark Pulliam Jeffers
Jeffers Mark Pulliam Jeffers 6 20 electrician with the Navy living at Barnesville died Friday at 10 45 in the Naval Hospital Bethesda after a heart attack. Survived by wife Julia Elizabeth Jeffers and children Richard, Donald, Paul, Helen, Mark Sr., Jean Peterson, and a sister Mrs. Rumor Keyser. Body at Barnesville funeral home with services Monday 11 a m at Barnesville Baptist Church. Interment Monocacy cemetery Beallsville. William B. Hilton funeral director.
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Mark
Jeffers
Mark Pulliam Jeffers
Navy
Barnesville
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Thomas
Glovinia Jeffers
Julia Elizabeth Jeffers
Richard Jeffers
Dicker
Donald Jeffers
Boyds
Paul Jeffers
Helen Lewis
Lexington
N. C
Mark Jeffers
Monrovia
Jean Petterson
Rumor
Keyser
W. Va Ie
Barnesville ‘Baptist Church
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Kepler services set after Boonsboro death
John H. Kepler of Boonsboro dies at Washington County Hospital from illness complications at age 78. Survived by six children and a brother. funeral Monday at 2 pm at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Rev. Robert Feaster officiating. Interment in Boonsboro cemetery. Walkersville Homemakers Club hosts annual Christmas party with skit, carols, gifts and social setup at the fire hall.
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John H. Kepler
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Middletown
John H. Ani
Susan Adalt Kepler
Kepler
Han Gerstown
Cyrus R. Kepler
Robert H. Kepler
Hagerstown
East Funeral
Robert Feaster
Funeral Plans For Mrs B C Harrison Of Mt Airy
Funeral services for Mrs B C Harrison of Mt Airy will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the late residence with Rev Ennis Coale of Calvary Methodist Church and former pastor Rev DeWitt Dickey officiating. Interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Call after 1 p.m. today. Surviving husband Edward Harrison of Anna, two sisters, two grandchildren, and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C.harrison
Mt. Airy
Ennis Coale
Calvary Methodist Church
DeWitt Dickey
Pine Grove Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Frederick County
Edward
Martha Virginia Crumline
Harrison
Anna,ipolis
George Stiner
Chicago
Clark
Skergs
Baltimore
Among The Sick and Decrees and Free Wine in Greece
Transfers report for Irving Shuffler Sr from Frederick Memorial Hospital to home on Tuesday. Mrs. Kenneth Bizier of Walkersville returns home after surgery in Baltimore. Mr. T. Edgie Russe, Frederick contractor, improving at Maryland General Hospital after a stubborn cold. A decree signed by Chief Judge Schnauffer grants Mrs. Jones Gordon an absolute divorce from Austin B. Gordon. A German interview quotes a warning about Western forces to Berlin. The Greek Federation seeks to allow free wine in taverns for Carnival four weeks to attract customers.
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Irving Shuffler Sr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
B & O Avenue
Kenneth Bizier
Walkers‘ville
Jonas Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Walkersville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Jin Equity Court
Jones. Gordon
Rosemont
Bruns Dwick
Austin B. Gordon
New York City
Uthe Alaintiff
Munich
Berlin
Ministry of Commerce
Athens
Christmas Party Held The 3 F's
The 3 F's class of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Walkersville held its annual Christmas party in the parish house at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Ralph Kehne and Mrs. Paul Moberly in charge. The program opened with the Story of Christmas read by Mrs. Kehne, songs and carols performed by members, Christmas customs described by several attendees, and gifts opened followed by refreshments. A list of attendees and weather observations appear after the program details.
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Presbysterian Church
Wxts4uo
George Smith
Adrian Chappel
Aoie
Norris Shane
Frank Lesis
Grace Young
O. T. Kolb
Tober
Kolb
Rich-steaded
Fogle Reard Haremond
George Douglas
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Norman Gary
Douglas
Weaver
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Ralph Kehne
Paul Moberly
Martha Dinterman
Lois
Orine
Olive Measel
Carol Ann Moberly
Susan Roesky
Martha Ann Dinterman
Lois Horine
Pauline
Cromwell
Holly
Paully Moberly
Blartha Anni
Dinterman
Joseph Flickinger
Ralph Zimm
Imerman
Glenn Zimmer
Willainapy
Liam Albaugh
Joseph Car
Lotti
Richard Carey
Winwucsue Clees
Helen Clem
Austin Cramer
Pauline Cromwell
Ednalginarck
Culler
Paul Dinterman
Boston
Harry Filler
Joseph Flick- Buffalo
Snow
Singer
Burkhard Fogle
Chicago
Martin Fox
Martha Frantz
Cleveland
Grayson Haller Jr
Carms Atroll Harp
J. Harold Hooper
Luther Horine
Datsy
Neiroit
Saylor
Neva Fort Worth
jJamison
Sprederick
Shoemaker
John Keller
Kerena
Olive Measell
Carol Annn Moberly
John
Gcanapeus
Poole Jr
Cedric Smith
Ips Angeles
Ada Frances Smith
Grace Evian
Ae ‘Smith
Roy
Helen Reightler
Qmahoma City
Carlton Cook
Howard
Ft Gaier
E. Koontz Helwig
Phadelphia
Ida Wright
Grover Barton
Demix
Annie Wiliams
More Appeals For Toys This Year In City County
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion toy drive expands as 27 applications are reviewed. William H S Miller, chairman, says volunteers have worked months to prepare and repair toys at the shop near East Second Street. The increase is attributed to the Empty Stocking Club’s dissolution and greater need among families with employment but insufficient income. Volunteers plead for more donations to ensure every child meets Santa.
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Francis Scott
Key Post
American Legios
Toy
William H. S. Miller
Legion Committee
Witbur! Baker
Santa
Aliller
East Second Street
Legion
Miller
The
Obituary Details For Watkins Family Members
Surviving besides his parents are a sister Diana Lynn and a brother Keith W Watkins both at home. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert E Bader and Mr Airy, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul W Watkins Damascus, one great grandmother Mrs Mary C Mullinix Damascus. Funeral services will be announced Olin Molesworth funeral director.
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Diana Lynn
Keith W. Watkins
Robert E. Bader
Airy
Paul W. Watkins
Damascus
Mary C. Mullinix
Olin
Molesworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian ‘Men‘s
Elmer R. Andrews
Catharine Harbaugh
Vida Labne
East Eighth] Street
David Barnard
Toledo
Antoinette
Donald E. Batt
Woodsboro
Mark Timothy
Montgomery County Cane Hospital
Patricia Crawford
James Crawford
Guy Wolfe
Highlandtown
Conkling Street
Eastern Avenue
Gravefords
Susan Ann
Georges. Wey Marvin
Joyce Lynn Marvin
Providence Hospital
Marvin
Winchester Hall
Edith A. Blumenauer
Frank J. Keefer
the News
Johnson
Peuscht
Marvin Brandenburg
Algersville
Lita Sge
Teesday
Brandenburg
Elizabeth Hawkins
Leesburg
Bruce Porter
West Potomac Street
Tina Louise
Porter
Nancy Schmidt
Fred
Gtvaus
Robert Ballzell
Wayne Engle
Mt. Pleasant
Zroom
United States Navy
IAP
Maryland
Thomas F. Johnson
House Campaign Expenditures Committee
Snow Hill
Marvin H. Smith
Denton
Edward T. Miller
C. F. Peters
Cumberland
Charles ‘'F. Peters
House For Delegates
Allegany County
Peters
Westernport
Thhree
Walkersville Club
Homemakers ‘Club
Vivian Houck
Mogram
Taelma Powell
R. Moberly
Santa Claus
James Working
Betty Hooper
Marjone Smith
Katherine Stauffer
Mary
B. J. Hearn
Joseph
Marvin Houck
Glenn Zimmerman
Laverne Fogle
Charlotte Feaga
Ross Moberly
Lillian Dinterman
Hazel Roderick
Etae Houck
Gladys Wisner
Wisner
Barry Kenneth
Marion Stauffer
Nellie Barton
Annie Zimmerman
Dorothy Zimmerman
Feaga
Kitty Powell
G. E. Gulbrandsen
Helen Smith
Courtney Stauffer
Blanche Dudrow
Lucie Carddock
Helena Stauffer
Daisy Saylor
Nellie Nicodemus
Orville Nelson
Campbell
Mollie Thompson
Nova Hedges
M. Harrell
Mars Nicodemus
Hilda Devilbiss
Lillian Zimmerman
Marge Smith
Pauline Stauffer
Thelma Powell
Eleanor Niciodemus
H. J. Hearn
Breighner
Maggie Stud
Isanta
North Pole
Joanne
Skip Nelson
Ronnie
Graser
Wanda
Bonnie May
Kristy
Kim
John Nelson
Bixgs Avenue
Patricia
Cindy
Burke
Queen Street
Debbie
L Broadwater
Jeffrey Dand
Johnny Blanchfield
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