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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1960
Page
4
The article discusses a developing energy outlook centered on petrochemicals and multiple forms of power. It notes executives see fossil fuels as one stage in a broader search for sustainable energy and highlights the role of new materials and potential breakthroughs in energy storage.
About 160 persons attended the Frederick Civinette Club eleventh anniversary in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Miss Deanna Fogle provided music at dinner. New officers were installed: President Mrs Ralph Yingling, First VP Mrs Grayson Kirk, Second VP Mrs Theodore Semis co-chairman Mrs Webster Blac, Recording Secretary Mrs Moore, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Warren Smith, Treasurer Mrs Le Roy Blumenauer, Parliamentarian Mrs Elwood Whitmore, Chaplain Mrs Clarence Sullivan. Kenneth Fogle led the Lord's Prayer as the gavel passed to the new president. Mrs King spoke briefly pledging service for the year. The Frederick Junior High School glee club performed under Mrs Robert Mullican, with numbers by Eleanor Krantz, David Bord, and Calvin Rice, accompanied by Jenny Etup. Mrs War mistress of ceremonies introduced guests from Westminster, Silver Spring, and others.
A meeting of the NAACP chapter near Frederick will be held at 8:00 p m on Thursday February 2 at the Asbury Methodist Church. The event is announced in stock quotations on ARDC em Sersig with details of the venue and time.
A fragmented note mentions a son of Ham G Markoe and family at 111 East Street with other names like Herbie K and Frederick High. It references ranks in a fire company and a stone mason among accomplices.
February 9, 1910 era notes recount minor incidents. John Ricketts fights fire from a market mishap. Ray Smith reports workers, and The Peoples Fire Insurance Co moves offices to Court Street temporarily. John Gorman sustains a bad head wound after a fall on Patrick Street. Henry L Bennet attends Lyric memorial in Baltimore. Edward Shaw fractures through ice on Patrick Street while skating.
February 9, 1940 recalls a farewell ceremony for Lewis R. Dertzbaugh and Fred Angra ta at a local fire company. The piece notes Leo We led a service sta and mentions C. Ernest Keller and Russell R. Keller connected with the nation since its opening.
Wilbur Harter Jr., director of The Peale Museum in Baltimore, will address the Historical Society of Frederick County on February 16 at its new East Church Street home. The meeting will discuss the Loats donation and election of five new members, including Lease Bucsard and Mrs. Ed Lan nm Converse, with officers and new secretary and treasurer to be announced.
Birth notices list multiple newborns with parents from Union Bridge and nearby towns. Names include Mary Lou Huss, Lynn, Stephen Edward Rippeon, Michael Alan Laird, Nancy Marie Jovia, and others. Individual parents include Betty Mae Erick, Barbara Pries, Janet Coulter, and Rey Wetzel. The notices cite residences on Rosemont Avenue, Blue Ridge, Culler Avenue, and Graceham.
Among the sick shed entered at Sunday and underwent surgery Monday morning. Abs Margaret M ovia Brown in home Thursday follows. Memorial Hospital night as a medical patient Mrs Frank Anzell. Walke Dual Friday eve Darien. Mr Harver Quinn Road. Memorial Hospital pneumonia. Attend conference Wilkham C. Rade.
Mr and Mrs James Nersburg announce the birth of James Joseph Jr at their Taneytown home. Mrs Ernest Hammaker and R Roberts of Hammaeker Inc hosted a small reception for guests including local figures. Birth notice lists several names and a surprise celebrity attendee.
The Department of Modern Languages at Hood announces oral Spanish lessons with advanced students as tutors. Limited vacancies remain for sessions meeting Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 15 p m, spanning a period from now.
New Market Volunteer Fire Company held a Thursday night election at the Grange Hall. Named in the seated row are: Franklin Smith president Charles Poole first vice president Charles William second vice president James R. Hahn chief Ralph Brashear first assistant chief John Schell and Jerome William among directors. Absent were financial secretary Lucian Falconer director Reyburn Browning and physician Dr G Ross Brinkley.
Death notices from Berryville and Winchester list Mrs. Liusdn Dodson aged 59 wife of Lloyd S. Dodson with children and siblings named along with service details at Memorial Hospital. Also noted are funeral plans for Russell A Markley 38 farmer of Derwood and Charles Edward Rogers of Waymans Church with services at specified times and locations. Several other individuals including Daisy E Rogers Mae Boxall and Edgar Luthard are mentioned with brief memorial details.
Obituaries record Luther Yellow Spring, Peer Poson, Frank Proctor, and Lewis Lenhart with services in Emmitsburg, Martinsburg, and Baltimore. Interments follow at Pleasant Hill and Arlington National Cemetery, with pallbearers listed and church rites at Calvary and Flint Hill Methodist churches.
Miss Vary Rhoads S Hutton Lemuel D Relies Rev Paul L Wasner ex officio join in dedicating Missile Master facilities at Fort Lawton Washington January 21 1959 Army Pvt Morris A Zeniz son of Mrs Maggie Zeniz Emmitsburg participated with the 26th Artillery Group He is an 1959 graduate of Emmitsburg High School His wife Janet lives in Seattle Washington
A 33 year old deacon testified he carried on a years long relationship with Velma Robinson the pastor J T Ross wife and plotted to bomb the pastors car if her husband was away. He said she offered affection and they planned dynamite actions while knowing each other for eight years. Police investigation led to arrest after the Griver station wagon ambush.
The Walkersville Fire Company held its annual memorial service for the 1959 deceased at Glade United Church of Evening with Pastor Frank Rosenheiser delivering the sermon. The service included a revival sermon and readings by the Vocal choir.
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