Frederick News Flyer Details Late 1930s Rates and Publication Info
The Frederick News from December 11, 1938 lists publication details for The News paper, including address 26 North Court Street and phone MD 21177. Subscription options show 1 month $1.00, 3 months $2.50, 6 months $4.50, 12 months $8.00. The paper is printed by Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co and is a member Audit Bureau of Circulations. It is entered as second-class matter at the Frederick post office.
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the News
Frederick
Bay
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circular
Fredanck
Eisenhower public service stance tested by 1942 decision
The article recalls Dwight Eisenhower choosing national needs over personal risk in 1942 when General Smith faced ulcers in London. It notes Eisenhower’s belief that United States needs come first, and discusses how that mindset informs current talk of a possible second term and the urgency of leadership in Cold War crises.
20 Hour Day Hoover proposal for White House powers
President Hoover suggests a 20 hour day seven days a week if two hours weekly are given to each of the sixty four agencies reporting to the White House. He would place 35 to 40 agencies under an Administrative Vice President with authority to direct them. An elected Vice President would participate in policy making and public relations, reducing presidential demands to manageable levels. The Vice President’s main duty remains presiding over the Senate only when a tie is possible, with other duties expanding under Eisenhower. Lodge Holds Election Mae Miller presided over Samaritan Rebekeh Lodge No 31 meeting electing officers including Noble Grand Alice O Brown and Vice Grand Mary Elworthy. A store donated by the Noble Grand was won by Mrs. Mary Manger of Westminster. Next meeting Dec 23 with Christmas party. installation Jan 13 at Lodge Hall. J-H Club Meets Mt Pleasant 4-H Club elected officers for the new year Stuart E Brachey president, Gardner Bowers vice president, Berard Bader secretary, Charles Carpenter assistant secretary, Richard Remsburg treasurer, Iar Old Burker parliamentarian, George Brachey Jr reporter. Christmas party planned for Dec 20 with games and refreshments.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Eisenhower
Washingnton
London
North Africa
Walter Bedell Smith
U.S
Joint’ Chiefs of Staff
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Trawley
General Eisenhower
Ilkce
Russia
CEA
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Navy
Air Force
Jon
Fisenhower
Cabinet
National Security Council
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Hie
Wilson
America
Can
Surk Herald
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Senate
Mae Miller
Noble Grand of Samaritan Rebeked Lodge No. 31
Noble Grand
Alice O. Brown
Mary Elworthy
Sirs
Ethel Benn
Sadie Willard
Elsie Stone
Emma Grove
Helen Wachter
Bessie Poole
Pauline Rhoontz
Repekah
Maryland
Grace B. Schmidt
Edith Starner
Miller
Mary Manger
Westminster
Lodge
West Seventh Street
Mt. Pleasant
Martinsburg Clergyman Injured In Electric Railway Crash
Rev Andrew J Gill pastor of the First Methodist church Martinsburg W Va formerly of Frederick was seriously injured in a collision on the Cumberland electric railway. The Christmas entertainment of the WCTU sewing school featured Ada Carter Louise Swartz Clara Cramer Iola Lease Grace Zimmerman Winifred Rhodes Hazel Fagan Leoda Long Clarence Cramer Marie Rumpf Ethel Crist Hallie Miller Helen Stokes Margaret Houck Lillian Roelkey Ruth Ridgely Eloise Rager and a candy treat for members. Brunswick is now supplied with electric current from Shenandoah river plant. Miss Helen Urner of Records Street improving. Eggs selling 25 to 30 cents a dozen butter 25 cents a pound Turkeys 18 to 28 cents a pound.
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Andrew J. Gill
First Methodist Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Cumberland
Ada Carter
Louise Swartz
Clara Cramer
Iola Lease
Grace Zimmerman
Winifred Rhodes
Hazel Fagan
Leoda Long
Clarence Cramer
Marie Rumpf
Ethel Crist
Hallie Miller
Helen Stokes
Margaret
Frederick County News Twenty Years Ago
From the December 17 1935 column: the low bid of 347 312 dollars was submitted for 4.62 miles of the Frederick TracersTown highway from Ca ing to Harmony. Albert M Coblentz of Middletown named Grand Steward of the Council of Royal and Select Masters of Maryland. John M Cleller a Frederick grocer was killed and his wife injured in a crash near Mt Pleasant. Evelyn Beard of East Fifth Street was ejected through a windshield when a car hit a pole on North Market near Ninth. two others also injured.
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Frederick-tracerstown
Caing
Harmony
Albert M Coblentz
Middletown
Maryland
John M. Cleller
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Evelyn Beard
East Fifth Street
North Market Street
Ninth
Sick People and Health Center Notes Pop Up
A fragment list mentions Ludip Lulu Tom s and Mrs Lulu F L Toms visiting the Bethesda National Institute of Health. It notes a heart attack concern and a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital after bone operations and suggests national road safety data from the National Safety Council.
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Mise Virszie Miller
North Market
Satwnal Institute of Health
Bethesda
Lulu FL Toms
Traal Avenue
Frederick Memotte
William Jackson
Patrick Stem Diay
Newton
Martinsborc
City And Town Taxes Bond on municipal debt rise
Roger W. Babson argues U S cities face higher taxes in 1955 and 1956 as municipal debts grow. A study shows taxes take about half of city revenues with New York City debt per capita over 600. Overspending by local governments, costly services, and shifting demands are blamed for the tax burden and debt rise.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington
Dec
United States
Conference On Education
U.S
New York City
Seacoast
New England
America
Wapsreih
Pat Fan Bu
New Books At Arts Library Pictorial History Of America
A catalog style listing highlights new reference works and readings at the Arts Library including Pictorial History Of America with over 2,500 images and accompanying narrative by history experts. Also listed are What Is Vital Religion by Fosdick, Bare Feet In The Palace by Agnes Newton Keith, How To Double The Living Space In Your Home by Harold Highland, Our Christian Symbols by Fricercich Test, plus local notices about St John’s AWA meeting and youth events.
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America
Harry Tomersor
Fosdick
God
Agnes Newton Kelly
Philippines
Mage Saysay
Harold Joseph Highland
Birthday tribute to Mrs. Remsberg at 90th with 175 friends
Mrs. Remsberg celebrated her 90th birthday with about 175 friends at a family dinner hosted by her son and daughter-in-law Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Remsberg Sr. on Carroll Parkway. Born December 14 1865 in West Lebanon Indiana she moved to Middletown at age eleven and has resided there since.
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Annie Kefauver
Middletown
Lucila Gaver
A. R. Remsberg Sr
Roscoe C. Remsberg
A. Royal Remsberg Jr
G. William Trout
Mary Louise
Richard Hill
Remsberg Jr
Charlotte Marie Trout
Charlotte Marie Trout, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trout. Mrs. Remsberg
Kefauver
Catherine Wiles
Brenda
Weddings Routzahn Longnecker at First Baptist Hagestown
Miss Evelyn Anna Longnecker of Hagerstown married Robert Allen Routzahn of Myersville in a December 9 ceremony at First Baptist Church Hagestown. Rev. G Bartow Harris officiated. Matron of honor was Mrs Charles H DeGrange. Reception at Longnecker home. Couple to reside 920 Mulberry Ave.
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Routzahn-Longnecker
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
Evelyn Anna Longnecker
Robert Allen Routzahn
Enos
Routzahn
Myersville
G. Bartow Harris
Braney d. Moultain
William S. Longnecker
New York City
Mulberry Avenue
Charles L. Barker
Veroom
Jones
U.S. Navy
Brunswick notes and family visits in Traverstown Michigan
Local notes report Betty Miller visiting relatives in Traverstown and family visits of Mrs Uarold Jennings and son Wayne from Washington. Harold Jennings and Lester Mohler are seen, Mohler in Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital near Martinsburg. W. Va. resident G. J. Lake visits town after sanitorium stay near Sahillasville. James Rice returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment. Olive Brown’s surprise 69th birthday party hosted by Mrs Dixon with friends present. Bald eagle nesting behavior mentioned.
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Brunswick
Betty Miller
J. L. Wolfe
Traverstown
Uarold Jennings
Wayne
Washington
Mr. Jennings
O. M. Jennings
Lester Mohler
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
G. J. Lake
Sahillasville
James Rice
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Havel Viarmisen
Berkeley Springs
QO. M. Jennings
Vrs Tee EE
McAlpine McCain Wedding Set This Evening
Miss Alice Elizabeth McCain to wed Mr. Harry Harrison McAlpine Jr at Coffman Chapel Hood College campus this evening. Wedding party includes matron of honor Mrs Ladd and best man James Leichert, with guests from Elizabethtown and Newark among others.
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McAlpine-McCain
E. Dwight McCain
Hillcrest Orchards
Alice Elizabeth McCain
Harry Harrison McAlpine Jr
Harrison McAlpine
West College Terrace
McCain
Russell H. McCain
McAlpine
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
James V. K. Ladd
Elizabethtown
Charles Bristol
Springfield
Mass
E. Hart Etchison
Fast Church Street
Crystal Gercken
Tenafly
Richard R. Kline
This City
Barbara LeGore
LeGore
Warren Ducks Ducks and Geese on Winter Holiday
Chief Justice Earl Warren and two companions bagged 20 ducks and 10 geese near Colusa California on the first day of his winter holiday. The hunting party reported a successful opening session in the region.
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Warren
Colusa
Calif. Ie
Earl Warren
California
Hobbies Shape Modern Maas Opticians Offices
A Frederick optician, Earl A Maas, opens new Maas Opticians offices at 5 West Second Street. The reception room features lime oak and light walnut finishes, a wood beamed ceiling, and modern green wall tones. Maas designed furnishings himself including dispensing tables and a frame bar. Architect Charles F. Bowers assisted with structure, the former Red Cross building with a new center and side entrances. George Schroeder provides organ music during opening hours.
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Maas Opticians
West Second Street
Frederick and Hagerstown
Maas
California
Charles F. Bowers
The
Red Cross
George Schroeder
Elvek
North Market Street
Christmas Programs And Church News In Lovettsville Area
Lovettsville area notes report New Jerusalem Lutheran Christmas program at 11 00 Sunday morning and community services at 7 30 p m on December 21 High officers from the Lutheran church were elected Visitors to the Hickman home included regional residents and families News covers hospital recovery and a series of Christmas Eve services at St James Reformed Ruth Pitt spoke at Brunswick Youth Fellowship Edward Shaull visited L P Hickman in Charles Town Ann Brown ill with illness at home family illness others travel to Oswego N Y for a funeral Keesling family in Washington for daughter Joys care and hospital updates Local PTA meeting featured Louise Whitman exchange teacher in Japan and a new baby Deborah Jane born November 29 in Loudoun Hospital Forest Grove WSCS held Christmas party with carols and a solo plus secret sister gifts and an auction for refreshments
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New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Messrs
J. R. Lyttle
Emory Frye
Levy Woule di Houeil Leeda
Lutheran Church
Ernest Ifickman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hickman
Wilbur Hickman
Washington
Rusbon R
Ruth Pitt
Reformed Churches
Brunswick
Edward Shaull
Charles Town
L. P Hickman
L. P. Hickman
Ann
Harvey Hickman
Silver Spring
Elbert Everhart
O'ie
Reed
Charles Shu
Kane
W. F. Keesling
Joy Keesling
Georgetown
Heather
Leonard Everhart
Mite Society of
St. James
G. T. Grove
Louise Whitman
Japan
PTA
Aubrey Foster
Deborah Jane
Loudoun Hospital
Mildred Stream
Knoxvill
Cora Wiard
H. W. Beatty
Forest Grove
WSCS
Edward Davis
Nancy Horman
Jesus
Former FTC Head To Defend Food Fair Chain
The law firm of Er ward F Howrey, former FTC chairman, has been retained to defend Food Fair Stores Inc against commission charges. The Philadelphia based grocery chain is accused of unfair and discriminatory business practices by the commission.
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New York
New York Times
Erward F. Howrey
Federal Trade Commission
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
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