Frederick Daily News Subscriptions and Masthead 1955
The notice lists newspaper subscription rates and publication details for a Frederick Maryland paper. It notes a price of singles, monthly, three months, six months and yearly options, with mail handling and post office entry as second-class matter. The issue date shown is Thursday December 15, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Freaerick Md
Bigger farms grow as number of farmers shrinks
The Census Bureau finds American farm size averaging 242.2 acres, the largest in a century since the 1862 homestead law. Mechanization lets fewer farmers cultivate more land, with average farm size up 26.9 acres since 1950. Farming remains attractive despite slower income growth.
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Census Bureau
Riddles Of Heart Disease Spotlight Need For Global Study
A medical expert Dr Paul Dudley White urges worldwide focus on secondary factors in heart disease noting age race sex and heredity matter little while climate tobacco and alcohol influence risk. He cites coronary disease as still unsolved in cause and treatment and calls for global efforts on high blood pressure related disorders. Christmas Pageant St Pauls Fatheran Church hosts A Star in the Night by Jefferson 4 4 Club. Open House at Reeder's Nursing Home Boonsboro December 18 previews newly decorated licensed home under H Nalley guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dudley- White
Eisenhower
White
Jefferson 4-4 Club
St. Paul's Tatheran Church
Reeder
Boonsboro
U.S
Nalley
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns December 15 1905
Fifty years ago column items note the 3 30 car of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad colliding with a one horse wagon owned by Hezekiah Young on West Patrick Street injuring the wagon and breaking wagon spindles. A H Etzler, president of Glade Valley Milling Co, resigns. John Nicodemus and Albert W Ecker expected to assume management. Charles Tracy of East South Street knocked down getting on a B and O engine, not seriously hurt. Harry M Gross resigns from Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance to become cashier at C Thomas Kemp. Jonathan C Gras Civil War veteran and Locust Valley Church elder dies near Burkinsville at age 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John, Nicodemus
Walkersville
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
Charles Tracy
South Street
Harry M. Gross
Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Middletown
Thomas Kemp
Jonathan C. Gras
Cole
Cavalry
Burkinsville
Locust Valley
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A school bus on Jefferson road carried 45 to 51 pupils to Frederick High School and was slightly damaged when a car rear ended it. no injuries. State Roads Commission engineers estimate reconstruction costs for main routes up to 4,000,000 for two lanes. a single lane might cost about a million. A Mere Dith sedan theft in the city was recovered by police. Friends of State Senator Harry W LeGore support his bid for Congress against David 2 Lewis.
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Homer Bayle
Jefferson
Frederick High
Jefferson Road
State Roads Commission
Fredenck
Nagerstown
Deaths: Firor Rhodes Crummitt Murphy Lawman Catheri Tipton
Obituaries list multiple Frederick County deaths including Zacharias Firor, Alice Rhodes, Mehrt Crummitt, Frank Murphy, John Lawman, Florence Gatier Catheri, and Charles Tipton. Notes on ages, spouses, children, and funeral arrangements follow for each, with viewing times and burial details at local cemeteries and funeral homes.
Funeral notices for Frank Al chart Shaytee and others
Funeral services were held for Frank Al chart Shaytee aged 85 at Mt. Olivet cemetery in Westminster. The obituary notes his Frederick origins, late parents Daniel and Aurelia Shearer, and his residence with Sterling Slater. Also listed are services for Lottie Harrison, Ann Sophie Wilson, Miss Ann Sophie Wilsi, and Nettie Stanton with interments at Prospect and Oldfields cemeteries, along with school tour items and local civic mentions.
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Frank Alchart Shaytee
Narse
Westminster
Amit
Mt.Olivet
Daniel and
Aurelia Shearer
Frederick
Sterling Slater
RFD
Joseph Chukla
Evangelical Reformed Church of Westminster
Marvey Bankyard
Obituary notices for Poolesville area residents
Well known Poolesville resident dies at home in Rockville on Baltimore Road. Survived by wife Elizabeth and four children including Ann Lee Pararas and Wellstood W. Tipton. Interment at Monocacy cemetery Beallsville after funeral at Barnesville home and St. Peter's Church Poolesville. Also infant of Norman L and Patricia Weber dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at Mount Olivet Cemetery. C. E. Cline and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vernon Lawman
Unionville
New Windsor
Roy Lawman
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll
John
Jane
Lawman
Fannie
Venvne
Umonville
Mes
Fannie Rhinecker
Rex
Windsor
C. L Robson
Linganore Cone
Rtery
C. M Wakte
Poolesville
Baltimore Road
Rockville
Elizabeth White
Tipton
Ann Lee Pararas
Silver Spring
Wellstood
W. ‘Tipton
Chevy Chase
Charles 1
Tipton Jr
Bethesda
Mary Guernsey
Publo
Col
Mary Tipton Childs
Barnesville
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Poolesvie
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Wiliam
Hilton
Norman L
Patricia £. Toms Weber
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alton Toms
Yellow Springs
Norman Wetzel
Union Bride
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline
Named Head Of M.V. A. Named Head Of M.V. A.
The Monocacy Valley Association held its annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with about 200 members honoring Miss Mayetta Hershberger and electing two board members. Officers named included J Walker Carty as vice president, G William Stultz treasurer, and John R. Fitzpatrick secretary. Glenna T. Swisher retires as president.
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Frank Keefer
Monocacy Valley Association
Mayetta Hershberger
Glenn T. Swisher
Miss Hershberger
Frederick
State of Maryland Department of Employment Security
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Anti
John A. Derr
The
Francis Scott Key Motel
Monocacy
John R. Fitzpatck
Glenna T. Swisher
Port Pole Soldier Participates in Major Air Force Maneuvers
Sergeant First Class Orvan Wl Galli, husband of Betty Ives and resident of Fr erick, MI, joins the largest Air Force maneuvers in decades, drawing attention to ongoing war readiness and training exercises nationwide.
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Port Pole
Chass Orvan
Christmas program at Walkersville church pageant
The Evangelical United Brethren Church in Walkersville presents the Children's Christmas program on Christmas morning at 945 Melodi. The additive program will be led by Rev. FEC, pastor, who will oversee the event.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Wall
Rattler
Birds To Play 42 Night Games Schedule Announced
Baltimore announces a 77 game home schedule with 42 night games and a 71 date slate plus exhibitions against Brooklyn and New York. Five ticket plans range from 28 to 175 dollars with a pay plan of 13 down and balance before March 1.
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Birds
Baltimore Vi
Baltimore Orivins
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Alli
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Sun
Shirley Lorraine Stitely Marries Thomas Hoffman
Shirley Lorraine Stitely wed Thomas A Hoffman on November 26 at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage. Attendants were Mary Otffian and Martione Burke. The bride wore a light blue suit with red rosebud corsage. the groom’s sister wore a yellow suit with a blue gardenia.
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Miss Tipff- Man
Hoffman
Frederik
Fishers
Plumbms
Bucketstown Woman's Society Holds December Meeting
The Bucketstown Woman's Society of Christian Service met December 13 at the homes of Mrs George Pfeifer and Mrs George Hildebrand. Seventeen members and guests including Mrs Aust Renn Mrs Ralph Dyer and Mrs Fred Carsin attended. The program featured carols meditation readings and a prayer service followed by a business meeting chaired by Mrs Rotines Kelly. The group voted to contribute to the Dasiet Paramase Guild and announced plans for at Asbury Methodist Home fruitcakes. The next meeting will be January 11 at Mrs Edward Krise's home.
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Bucketstown
Devotiens Jed
Yome Poole
Minnie Keller
C.K. Nichols
Miss Keller
Ralph Dyer
Asiidan
Lions Club of Urbana Sponsors Street Lights
The Lions Club of Urbana sponsored by Middletown Lions held its 25th anniversary meeting at the Methodist Parish House Urbana. Guests from Adamstown Smithsburg New Market and Frederick attended. Ruhland C. Boyer Middletown acted as program chairman. Lions Deputy Governor Hershberger was a guest. It was decided the club will sponsor Urbana street lights, with work by P.E. Co. expected to start in time for use by January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Urbana
Middletown Lions
Lion Clubs
Middletown
Adamstown
Smithsburg
New, Market
Frederick
Ruhland’ C. Boyer
Lions Zone
Hershberger
Lions
Ray Deaner
Carlyle Sole
Earl Surdette
P.E. Co
Local Personal Notices and Moves in Maryland Area
Miss Laura Schley Osburn moved Monday from 115 West Third street to 121 West Third. S-Sgt. Richard M. Toms and family of LeGore left Tuesday for California where Toms will be stationed. Purdum family of Thurmont welcomed their second son David Lee on Dec. 11 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Lorenzo Reeder and family visited in Wheaton as baptism of their granddaughter Mary Louise took place at Silver Springs Methodist Church. Mrs Lorenzo Reeder, former Louise Fike, is Pentagon staff. Moberly family returns to Chevy Chase from Paris. Frank Buch and wife moved to 217 East Patrick Street.
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Laura Schley Osburn
West Third Street
West Third
Richard M. Toms
LeGore
California
Toms
Carlton M. Purdum
Thurmont
RFD
David Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lorenzo Reeder
Middletown
Indaw
Veniah Summers
Boonsboro
Wheaton
Methodist Church
Silver Springs
Mary Louise
Austin , Reeder
Union Bridge
Lorienzo Reeder
Louise Fike
Pierce W. Fike
Spartansburg
D.C
Pentagon
Washington
Merril F. Moberly
Frederick
Barbara Moberly
Diane
Jackie
Chevy Chase
Paris
France
Frank Buch
Creagerstown
East
Patrick Street
Illness and recoveries listed from Frederick area
Among the sick Mrs George Teague returns home near Mt Ally Dee after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Betty Cramer of Union Bridge returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital as medical patient. David Dawson, son of Kenneth and Mrs Dawson, moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Johns Hopkins University Hospital Baltimore for observation. Dorsey Nicholson Jr of Hyattstown remains a patient at U S Army Hospital in Germany with address Dorsty M Nicholson Jr. FLN 2nd General Hospital Ward 1 A Landstuhl APO 180 476-8842 US Army.
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George Teague
Ally Dee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dee
Betty Cramer
Union Bridge
David Bradford Dawson
Kenneth W. Dawson
East Fourth Street
Frederik Memorial Hospital
University Lospital
Baltimore
Dorsey M. Nicholson Jr
Hyattstown
U. S Navy
UO. S. Army Hospital
Germany
Dorsty M. Nicholson Jr
Fln
2Nd General Hospital
Landstuhl
Apo
US Army
Leonard L. Greif Dies In Baltimore
Leonard L. Greif former head of L Greif and Brother Inc dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore age 76 after long illness. He led the firm to multiple plants and royal outlets, retired as president in 1947 then chairman, later transferring ownership in 1952. Survived by wife Ars Amy Grow two sons Leonard J. Greif Jr and Dr Roger L. Greif five grandchildren.
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Baltimore
Leonard L. Greif
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Greif
L Greif and Brother, Inc
United States
First National Bank
Eutaw Savings Bank
Jewish Educational Alliance
Boxholders and Patrons for Snow Ball Announced
Ten boxholders have contributed $100 each and about 125 patrons have donated $25 or more to the Frederick Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary Snow Ball. The event, in Gambrill Gymnasium at Hood College, features Johnny Knepper's orchestra next Monday night. Academic and medical leaders join a long list of named contributors, including Dr. Norvell Belt and Dr. Edgar Campbell among boxholders and numerous patrons from families such as the Delaplaines and the Quill family.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank D. Worthington
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Johnny Knepper
Norvell Belt
Edgar T. Campbell
William B. Culwell
Robert J. Furie
Richard F. Kline
Harry J. Leichert
Philip S$. Lansdale
Edward P. Thomas
Byron D. White
Robert Allen
W. H. B. Anders
Howard Ash
Jennings Bailey Jr
Guy Baker
Holmes Baker
Wm. H. Bartgis
Morris A. Birely
WS. Gimmerk
Forbes H. Burgess
Rose Cappello
Paul Carmack
J. Walker Carty
Henry Chase
John Cheatham
Casper BE. Cline
C. E. Cotwell
Charles TH. Conley
Charles H. Conley
John M. Culler
Edward
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Zacharias Ursinus
Zacharias Ursinus Firor
Lewis i Town
Martin D and
Mary
Fraser Firor
Evangelical and Reformed Church
C.C.F. Lodge
Mars
Bessie V. Isanogle Firor
Harold A. Furor
Robert M. Firor
Arthur Myers
Owings Mills
Nuss Anna Ruth
George McFriar
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. la Creager
Alice M Rhodes
Alice M. Buchanan Rhodes
Haverstown
Washington County Hospital
George F. Rhodes
Mabel Montgomery Crummitt
Leonard M
This City
Robert Sheets
Thomas Dupont
Belgrade
Fla
Alen Hartsack
Grayson F. Crummitt
William O'Hara
Ernest Sayer
Braddock Heights
Archie Crummitt
Catherine Crummitt
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison’ and Son
Joshua E. Murphy
South Carroll Street
Edward L. Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Ile
Mr. Murphy
William Elias
Mary Phelps Murphy
Frederick County
H and F. Railway
Pansie Shankle Murphy
Pleasant
Edward L. Cramer Jr
James W. Cramer
Frank Murphy
Sarah Huffer
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Florence May Catheri
Florence Max Gillert
Tas
Gatbert
Carrall County
John To
Mars Whitmer Clingan
Rarl Moyers
Taneytoun
Eliabeth Gilbert
Umer Bridge
Airs Vervin
Charles M. Tinton
Charles Mizzy ‘Tipton
Fec Iured
Lottie &. Harrison
Atry
Wy DeWitt Dickey
Prospect Cemetery
Mt. Ay
Pallhearers
Voraece Itipnk
Conway
Lindsey Browning Waller Spurr
Waltham J
Ann Sophie Wilsi
Tesday
Nelock
Pat Uck
Avelock
St. John’s Catholic Church
Imerment Wall
St. John's Cemetery
Harry E. Carta Co
Nettie Stanton
Cook County Hospital
Chiago
Waomo
Harmer and Sons
Rider Houston Scott
Oldfields
Robert Jones
Frank Butter
Vernon Davis
Ray Inond Cross Severe Owings
Truman South
CIT News-Post
Dite Memup
Seventh Grace
Film Street
Serianl
NottisPost
Worl
Alterion Sheyvower
Walter of
Sruece Bartel
George Schuitz
Shirley Coibbs
Charon Biser
Charlene Shorh
Trane Lewis
Pat Vohler
Evelyn Stream
Raystone
Bernice Clevenger
Sandra Creager
Shandron Mesander
Roland Wirts
Kenne Machen
Munk
Square Senat
Marshall Murray
Hos Mento
Mesandine
M.V. A
State of Maryland Department of Employment
Monocacy Valley
Brehaut
Awisher
Sayey Ioe Abes
Fitepatrick
Charles ¥. Trunk Jip
Evangeliial Lutheran Church
Gyan Her of Commerce
Tares Stone
Shagerstian Chamber of Commerce
Dave Hagan
Raymond C. Brehaut
W.s.cls
PACE
Sanford
Lionel Hebert
Erie
Don Bisplinghoff
Chammon
Sam Snead
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Mike Dietz
Lake Orion
Mich
Buddy Weaver
Mouston
Tex Weber
Jaydbo
Sage
Mag. Ua
Pat
Neds
Nea Servier
Prem
Herschel
Snow Ball
Bernard O. Thomas
James B. Thomas
William E. Trail
Andrew G. Trexal
Joseph Vona
Robert L. Warfield
Ernest C. Webb
Dan Weinberg
Manuel M. Weinberg
Phillip Wertheimer
Daniel E. Wight
Bradley Woodfield
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Richard E. Zimmerman
TANKS
New York Yankees Today
Jim Pignatello
Montclair
N. J
Pignatello
Baltimore Orioles
Ford Frick
Pignatclio
Montclair High School
Yankee
Frank O'Rourke
Hanover
Ralph N. Manuel
Ralph W. Manuel
Brunswick
Dartmouth College
Manuel
Dartmouth
Brunswick High School
Fletcher
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