The News Frederick 1960 February 6 Page Four
The Frederick News issue from February 6 1960 lists publication details and subscription rates for the Frederick newspaper. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by the Great Southern Pig and Manufacturing Co and includes postal and association memberships along with basic contact information.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. Co
North Court St
Mal Mosth
Carrier
Morth
Ciremanons
Associated Press
Fred + MG
Boy Scout Anniversary and Moral Training Milestone
A historical note marks the 50 year anniversary since the Boy Scouts of America were incorporated in Washington on February 8 1910. The movement has influenced millions through training in consideration for others and emergency readiness, with leaders nationwide guiding Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers in moral and physical development to uphold duty to God and country.
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Boy Scouts of America
Washinton
Uni
Letters To The Editor Clip Hobby Boosts Circulation
A reader notes the Frederick News and The Post show rising paid circulation from 1943 to 1960. He mocks scrapbook clipping fans who prize decorative newspaper cuts as a hobby and jokes about their impact on audience reach and home upkeep.
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Frederick
The
News
Post
Menton
Kilroy
Fifth Grade Program Highlights Physical Education Theme
Fifth grade pupils from Adams town School presented a program on February 1 at the Carroll Manor Grange with Hugh Nolan noting the value of physical development for scholastic success. Students demonstrated various exercises as the meeting conducted by Worthy Master Earl Remsberg and the education committee discussed Pomona matters and National Grange contests.
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Adamstown
Carroll Manor Grange
Hugh Nolan
Russell Hor
Merril Adams
Charlotte Hume
Earl Remsberg
Pomona
Paul Geisbert
National Grange
County Health Council
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns OE The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated February 6, 1910 report progress on rail connections with the Frederick Railroad Co stating the first carload of rails for the W F G and F M lines is due and construction will begin as weather allows. The Frederick city pond bill clears the House of Delegates. Former State Senator Jacob Rohrback predicts David J. Lewis may win the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth district while Republicans may nominate Alexander Hazner of Hargerstown over Col. George A. Pearce. Meier's bakery driver Warrenfeltz injured in a snow drift near Beallsville. Chippewa Tribe of Red Men admits 20 new palefaces. C A Castle of Frederick city awards Lied C. Culler the Rockweil Terrace dwelling contract.
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Taylor
Frederick Railroad Co
Frerick
House OF Delegates
Frederick City
Jacob Rohrback
Annapolis
David J. Lewis
Congress
Alexander Hazner
Hargerstown
George A. Pearce
Cumberland
CT. Warrenfeltz
Meier
Beallsville
C. A. Castle
Lied C. Culler
Rockweil Terrace
Local observance chairman pictured with Margaret and Helen Thores
A group photo highlights the chairman of the local observance alongside Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Helen Thores. The image captures community figures in a ceremonial setting, reflecting local traditions and civic participation.
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Margaret
Helen Thores
Hagerstown Building Included In PE 25 Million Program
PE plans a 25 million program including Hagerstown facilities on Eastern Street and Williamsport projects. The Potomac Company outlines large modernization efforts with construction at Paul Smith Power Plant site in 1992 and no fixed completion dates. Directors approve over 38.5 million in expenditures with 500.9 thousand next year and 867 million in 1962 for expansion and distribution lines, substations, and service center projects across multiple sites.
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Williamsport
Potomac
Paul Smith
Board of Directors
Lergese
Yangi Vement
Tribution
Controls
Erland River
Luray
Caries Junction
Frostburg
Marion
Double Sree
Redoud
At Mar
Funeral notices and births for area residents
Funeral services are planned for Brian E. Hughes husband of Elinor Merkey in Potomac Avenue Eva Heights after a sudden death at Frederic Memorial Hospital on January 11. Obituaries mention several area funeral directors and locals including Eva C. Baker Fannie Mehanfe and Eva J. Showe of Boonsboro and Omer W. Bain, Lantz Te l L. Bitner. Emmitburg Route 1 resident Grant Abrams and Emmitburg announce the birth of a daughter at Annie Warmer Hospital Gettysburg.
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Brian E. Hughes
Elinor Merkey
Potomac Avenue
Eva Heights
Frederic Memorial Hospital
Conch Cemetery
Sen
Robert E
Washington County
Eva C. Baker
Boonsboro
Omer W. Bain Lantz
Te l L. Bitner
Lantz
Akhee
Lasterday
Fannie FE
Mehanfe
Frederick
Eva J. Showe
Grant Abrhams
Emmitburg
Route 1
Annie Warmer Hospital
Gettysburg
Calendar of Maryland events and public gatherings
Fei presents a calendar listing events across Maryland and nearby locales. Highlights include a 10 a.m. meeting at Frederick Opera House Hood, a February 21 vesper service at 6 30 p.m., and a March 23 public concert at 8 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall Hood College.
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Maryland
Frederick Opera House
Hood
Commerce
Arcade
Park
New Jersey
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Ayres Family Returns From Florida Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs C E Ayres of Beurswick return from De Land Florida after ten days of fishing with Mrs Ayres mother Mrs Annie Meeks and sister Mrs Harry Coblentz. Mrs Coblentz and her mother have been in Florida for several months at New Smyrna Beach near Orange City. He is a fisherman who admired Lake Monroe and St John s River near Sanford. Master Jerry Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawson Jr near Frederick celebrates his 12th birthday today.
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C. E. Ayres
Beurswick
de Land
Fla
Jerry Lawson
Clyde Lawson Jr
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital patients and local notices
A series of illness and injury notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital lists patients from the area under medical care or observation, including Mrs Annie M Mai, Mrs Mamie S Haines, Mr Walter R Houck, Helen Bates Brown, Louise D Srosius, Marx Farsent, and George Stunkle. Also noted is Dr Thomas Mare Parrott, 93, former Princeton English professor, who died in a nursing home. Local youth group Luca Lu meets with program planning and card party events noted.
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Julien P. Delphes
Annie M. Mai
Frederick Memorial Stal
Mamie
Haines
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter R. Houck
Memorial Hospital
Ecerick Memorial Hospital
Helen Batés
Brown
Jerick Memorial Hospital
Louise D. Srosius
Frederick al
Marx Farsent
Myers
Frederick
George Stunkle
Frederick Memorial
Austin C. Gibbons
Weilemploi
Carmack’s
Frederick Avenue
Gibbons
Iiac Agia S. Maree
Naval Hospital
Beta
Luca
Luca Lu
Mary Ela Puimen
Han
Gay Stullir
Ture
Edwin Stull
Fallo Putman
Martin Putman
Dwight Leatherman
Jed
Warne
Thomas M. Parrott
Princeton, No
Thomas Mare Parrott
Princeton University
Parrott
Dayton
Ohio
Ceneersn
IDELIGHTS by Elsie White Haines a Katy Visit
Review of George Albert Townsends Civil War novel Katy of Catoctin notes its period detail and regional settings from Middletowal Valley to Funkstown. Mentions characters at Dunker meetings, Harpers Ferry, and the Lincoln era ending. Also touches Townsend's fame, income rumors, and related regional anecdotes.
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Catoctin
George Albert Townsend
Gath
Gathland
Sturkittsville
Katie
Middletowal Valley
Pleasant Valley
Beaver Creek
Foxville
Wolfsville
Funkstown
Townsend Evide
Harpers Ferry
John
Booth
Lincoln
Berger
Deaths Mrs Camerlin and others in Newark area
Obituaries note Mrs Leon Camerlin Mary Camerlis, born in Eiferton, long resident of New, member of St Patrick Catholic church. Funeral Monday 10am at St Patrick Newark with interment at Elizabeth NS. Also recalls Ephraim Eyler and Rebecca Grove death notices, with services and burial plans in Maryland and Pennsylvania regions. includes Myra Brunner Hartle obituary with death in Waynesboro PA after two years at home of daughter.
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Leon C_ Camerlin
Mary C. Camerlis
Marilani Medical Center
Eiferton
John F
A. Cordelia Poffenberger
New
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Iing
Mary Siers
Harry Potts
Hagerstown
Ed Johnson
Ellerton
Milton
Roy Palmer
Ger
Moyersville
Summers
Soriiss Beira
Vernon and
Millard Summers
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Newark
Elizabeth
N.S
Claude Missie
Pauline
Ephraim A. Eyler
Ephraim
Walford B
Ness
Cus
Cusawa
She Grove
Wasnesboro
Rebecca C. Grove
Rebecca Zgett Grove
North Charles
Baltimore
Waemen
Se Bowlusene Grove
East Parick Street
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Harry E. Carty
Lewis D. Lenhart
Lewis Daniel Lenhart Sr
F Hill
Fternoom
Leonard D
Flora Soper Lenhart
Flint Hill
Side Glances and Obituary Notes From Local Parish News
Local items mention Rev Maurice D Ashbury as rector at All Saints parish and a well known octogenarian George Z Best returning to Frederick for years at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Obituaries include Mrs J D Duve, born April 9 1877, and Lewis D Lenhart Sr of Flint Hill who died after illness leaving a large family. Dr John M Ladino spoke at a Knights of Columbus breakfast on Pentacost customs, noting Old World traditions and Isabella’s crown aiding the poor.
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Rockville
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Parish
George Z. Best
Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
Bible i
Pasa Club
Pasa Club In Flori
J. D. Duveshe
Record
Church
J. C
John M. Ladino
Corporation
St. John's Council
Knights of Columbus
Rerbert R. Jordan
Ladino
Isabella
Chrias
Azores
Meath
Ses
Ishelia
W. Brush Sr
Dr. Ernest B. Emerson Dies at 86 in Brighton
Dr. Ernest B. Emerson Sr., 86, a leading tuberculosis therapy figure for over five decades, died at his Brighton home. He served as superintendent of Rutland State Sanatorium in Rutland, Massachusetts, from 1935 to 1943 before retirement.
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Ernest B. Emerson
Rochester
N.Y
Ernest B. Emerson Sr
Brighton
Emerson
Rutland
Mass
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