Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Feb 6 1911 Whiting to Mayor John Ed Shell
Fifty years prior a Denver railroad official expressed interest in Frederick, offering $5 to support a town boom supper. A farmer fell unconscious at a lime kiln loading platform. Locusts forecast for summer. An organ recital planned at Woman's College with Prof J Frank Frysinger, violinist Walter Schultz, and accompanist M Rose Birely. Maryland Tuberculosis Hospital board outlined a $90,000 Sabillasville expansion. Lloyd C. Culler won remodeling contract for the harness shop, to become Marvel theater home.
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News-Post
John ED Shell
Horace W. Clarke
Denver
Col
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Frederick
Joseph M. Null
Sear
Woman's College
J. Frank Frysinger
Walter W. Shultz
M. Rose Birely
Maryland
Sabillasville
Smith
Crothers
H. Warren Buckler
Charles M. Elis
Henry Barton Jacobs
Charles H. Ev
J. RK
W. F. Cullen
Lloyd C. Culler
Johan Ed Shell
Harness
Marvel Theater
Talking Of Prestige The Pilgrims and Ambassadors Farewell
Fragmented remarks discuss prestige and diplomacy with Lord Home and American relations. The piece references misunderstandings about American praise and past war lessons, asserting hope for peace and friendship while noting lingering animosity among some.
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Uuth
Pupil Based Grants Spark Kennedy Spellman Clash
President Kennedy clashes with Cardinal Spellman over a proposed 9.3 billion four year education aid plan that would give 30 dollars per pupil and 20 dollars for disadvantaged areas, excluding private and parochial schools as a means to fund education amid church state separation concerns.
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Kennedy
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal
Church
Letter Urges Saturday School to End Snow Days
A reader writes to propose Saturday classes to avoid extending the school year into June. He cites weather, limited winter activities, and farm needs as reasons to keep children in school on Saturdays to free summers for farming tasks and family life.
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the News
Frederick Miss Emm Kine in Johns Hopkins Hospital News
A Miss Emm Kine of Frederick has been ill and away from home this past week. Mr George Bernard and Mr Airy have also been patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for four weeks. His condition is listed as stable and he is expected to remain at Memorials Hospital Saturday as a medical patient.
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Frederick
Emm Kine
Rezhe
George Bernard
Airy
Johns Hopital
Baltimore
Hospital
Fire at Morgan Farm Foiled in Manchester District
Twenty years ago a fire in a third floor storeroom at Manchester Farm on New Design road was contained by Independent firemen, sparing the colonial mansion owned by General Davidson and tenanted by Henry B. Hunter. The fire occurred amid a day of patrols and community notices including draft questionnaires and local civic meetings.
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News-Post
Manchester Farm
New Design Road
General Davidson
Henry B. Hunter
Pitsburgh
Margaret E. S. Hood
Hood College
15Th Infantry
Charlie Keller
Independent Hose CO
Guilford
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Charles H. Feete
Brunxs, Wick
Frederick County
Grand Jury Foreman Explains Indictment Process
The foreman outlines that a majority vote suffices for an indictment, notes secret proceedings, and lists related duties under Frederick County Public Local Laws. Stenographer Carl E Hoitz, State's Attorney Robert S Rothenhofer, and Bailiff Charles N Staley are named. the Petit Jury members are listed by name.
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Frederick County
Fish Pond Tax Dispute Involving Clarence Thomas
The article details a dispute over pond acreage and taxes with Clarence C. Thomas and Thomas Jr. cited. Norris recalls only a piece of paper from Clarence Thomas while claiming limited knowledge of late 1940s assessments.
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Thomas Jr
Aia i
Norris
Soren
Thomas Je
Torence Thomas
Iest
Thomas
Sam Eaton
Lewistown
Thomas Joan Eaton
Fred Tressell
Thomas Crummitt
Thurmont
Morris Albargh
Scholarships Tests Saturday open for 500 yearly awards
Scholarships worth 500 annually become available for 13 in-state colleges. No senatorial funds for Johns Hopkins University or Western Maryland College this year as all scholarships are in use. National Merit tests set for March 7 with seven Lincoln High students registered. A Union Bridge fire left a man with a broken knee after a crash near Schoonover's Intersections. Carter Smith of Union Bridge and several others were hospitalized. Mount Hermon honors include Paul L Althouse Jr. Berlin pelican Meitselah born in January at the East Berlin Zoo.
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Hauver
Johns Hopkins University
Western Maryland College
Lincoln High School
Union Bridge
Catherine H. Shrin
Ro _Reymear
Mill Road
Keymar Road
Schoonover
White Weekend Snowstorm Hits Frederick County Area
A sweeping northeast storm blanketed Frederick County and surrounding states, delivering heavy snow since December 11. An NEA Newsphoto shows a New York City fireman amid ice spray as frigid conditions persist. another image captures Dorothy Lassetter shaping a snow figure in her yard while the region reports 48 inches of snow through Saturday.
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Frederick County
New York City
Mnemi Liste Finlay
Big City
NEA Newsphoto
Dorothy K. Lassetter
West Third Street
Frederick
J. Rolfe Castleman
Deaths of Howard Eckenrode and others in county notices
Death notices report Howard Franklin Eckenrode age 7 of Lewistown died at home. Survived by mother Emma Grushon Eckenrode and siblings in Walkersville Buckeystown Kermar and nearby towns. Services at home Thursday 3 p m officiated by Rev Lloyd A Wolf with Lewistown Cemetery interment. Other obituaries: Louis C Fout 81 Baltimore native with Frederick roots died Friday. funeral details pending. Mrs Henry Muller and Mrs Clyde W Morningstar noted, with service details, church ties, and community roles listed. Donald Ramsburg 43 Frederick resident died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. survived by Roy H and Lisle Fitez Ramsburg and church membership noted.
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Howard Franklin Eckenrode
Emma Grushon Eckenrode
Lewistown
George Eckenrode Sr
Frederick
Eugene Crevenger
Doabs
John Smith
Walkersville
Donald Eckenrode
Harvey Eckenrode
Buckeystown
Gladys Eckenrode
Kermar
James
JoAnn
Darlene
Lloyd A. Wolf
Lewistown Cemetery
Louis C. Fout
Gwyndale Avenue
Baltimore
Mr. Fout
South Market Street
Wood
Lewis and Exta Conard Font
Pea
Henry Muller
Rachel R
Henry and
Eurip Wagner
Henry J. Muller
Ernest A. Porter
Elmer J. Muller
Maurice H. Muller
Charles Man Muller
Funeral Home
Enarch
Clyde W. Morningstar
Nistar
Windsor
Anmeowner Hospital
Getty
Carroll
Thomas
Mary Myeriy Shriner
Marshall A. Morntown
Mary Shor
Chip
Eosewood Church of the Brethren
Ladies Aid Society
Carrol County Children’s Aid Society
Stanley Products Company
Donald F. Ramsburg
Donald Fittez Ramsburg
Quynn Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy H. and
Lisle Fitez Ramsburg
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Ramsburg Ramsburg and DeLashmutt Vann Obituaries
The Seal Company of Washington DC notes Paul Ramsburg survived by Doris and three sons Robert Frederick Donald and Mars plus sister Mrs Kirs Cramer. Emma Stowe 92 of Thurmont mourned. Alvida DeLast abeth DeLashmutt Vann also referenced. Funeral services held at the funeral home with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery and pastors Rev Rhouse.
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Will Cemetery
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Vann
Grace DeLashmutt
den Macest
Tae Emma A
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Frederic
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Market Street
Ilace
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Rhouse
Pri Iolow
E. Daily
New History Teacher Arrives at Hood College
Hood College welcomes James V. Anzulovic as a new history instructor in place of Dr. Mildred Headings who takes a semester leave. Anzulovic teaches Russian history and parts of the European history survey, while Headings pursues a private leave and studies French and Russian history.
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Hood College
James V. Anzulovic
Midred
Anzovic
Headings
Uno
Hitory
Des Moines
Iowa
Anzulevic
U. S. Army
Europe
Korea
Funeral notices from Johnsville area
Funeral services for Charles Hammond Smith near Johns vile Ohio were held Sunday at 1 30 p m at Bridge funeral Home D D Harizier and Sons Rev W Daniel Rich officiated Burial was at Fair cemetery The bearers were C D Metz Paul Gross nickle Stewart Cashour Joan Green and Franklin Repp Other obsequies included John W died Thursday at M L and Son funeral home Rev Samual A red pallbearers listed Ralph Skinn Clarence Long Lewis Phimmer in Creagers Funerals for Mary Jane were held at M L Creager and Son with Rev Elmer. Edward Umble Elwood Riffle and Ken er present George W Ramsburg service held at M L Creager and Son Funeral Home at 1 30 pm today Services postponed from Sunday Mary A Sell died Thursday funeral Sunday at Francis H Barber funeral home Lay Wnaville Rev. rence Mason pallbearers James Byr am Marney Howard Eugene Duvail Robert Smith Leamard King.
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Charles Hammond Smith
Johnsvile
Bridge
D. D. Harizier and Sons
W. Daniel Rich
Fair Cemetery
C. D. Metz
Paul Grossnickle
Stewart Cashour
Joan Green
Franklin Repp
John W
M. L. and Son Funeral Home
Samual A. Red
Ralph Skinn
Ore
Clarence Long
Lewis Phimmer
Creagers
Funer
Mary Jane
M L. Creneral
Elmer
Edward
Umble
Elwood
Kener
George W. Ramsburg
Mary A. Sell
Francis H. Barber
Lay- Wnaville
Rence Mason
Zerment
Wood 5
James Byram Marney
Howard Eugene Duvail
Robert Smith
Leamard King
Old Bible Gifted to County Church Receives Notable Pastoral Link
The Christ Reform ed church in Middletown adds Rev J Casper Bucher D D's personal Bible to its records. Bucher was the first resident pastor, serving from 1720 to 1842 in Middletown, after establishing the Middle congregation and residing in Frederick prior to his call.
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Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
J. Casper Bucher
Leslie Shafer
B T
Christchurch
Middle
Frederick
Lawson youth celebrates seventh birthday near Frederick
Jerry W. Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawson Jr of near Frederick marked his seventh birthday on Sunday. He is a seventh grade pupil at West Frederick High School. Mr and Mrs George Boots Cole of Billy Boots Motel left today for a three week vacation in Mexico.
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Jerry W. Lawson
Clyde Lawson Jr
Near Frederick
West Frederick High School
George ‘Boots Cole
Billy Boots Motel
Mexico
Frondizi Loses Buenos Aires Senate Candidate
Buenos Aires voters rejected President Frondizi's senatorial pick, backing rivals from two other parties and dashing his bid for a prestige victory. Despite the setback, his broad congressional majority remains intact and the austerity policy still stands.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Congress
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