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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1960

Page

4

Raritan Meet Highlighted By Maryland District Burials Group

A Maryland District Board of Burial Directors meeting is set for Saturday at 6 PM at Chatta-Box on Route 40 West. Garland Guyton of Burkittsville and the Maryland District Governor will discuss the Ruritan National convention expansion plans, fellowship and service aims, and Maryland District clubs across Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

Raritan Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia

St Valentine’s Day Cards Reflect Shifting Sentiments

The piece notes how Valentine notices once split between amorous and insincere tones have faded, with brief greetings surviving. It discusses inflation’s impact on romance and hints at a traditional café scene where couples might seek sentimentality.

Letter Commends Aid To Stranded Family From Police And Salvation Army

Reader thanks Frederick police, the Salvation Army, and the Frederick Motor Company for helping a stranded New Negro family. The act fostered better race relations, as reported in the paper. Also notes a Rebekah Lodge meeting at Monocacy Village with Mrs. Miller presiding and plans for upcoming events and a death in the Maryland Rebekah lodge.

Frederick State Police Salon Army Fredr Company Salvation Army Frederick Motor Company Isburg Noble Grand Reine Ruth Akers Frances Jones Helen Bhibaugh Fannie King Mae Miller Gertrude Roberts Helen Cattcart Rebekah As- Maryland I Joseph Grand Lodge of Maryland Edna Oder 1.C.C.F. Temple Bessie Poole Heien Wen

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

A jumble of names and notices lists gifts and attendees for a social event, with scattered references to local residents and families. The page also notes a theft at Farm area Petroleum Co operative plant and mentions a baseball player’s spring training move from Boston Red Sox to Brooklyn.

Farm Area Petroleum Co-operative OOD College Daughters of Hood of Mile Frederick Boston Red Saw Brooklyn Vasmik Cleveland St. Louis

Bridal Shower For Kathleen Hartman Held At Eastard Street Home

Mrs Patrick Tedesio hosted a bridal shower for Kathleen Hartman at her Eastard Street residence. Attendees included Kathleen Clarke and several Hartman family members. gifts and refreshments were reported. Also noted are birthday observances for the Castles and long time anniversary for Mr and Mrs Oscar Sponseller.

Miss Hartman Kathleen Hartman Patrick Tedesio East Tard Street Nese Kathleen Clarke James Campbell Viola Young Robert Hartman Francis Hartman Ann Hartman Annie Kron Luparello Mar- Rare. Hartman Charles Searchel Lou Hartman Roré Marie Hartman Paul Gordon Charles Leoner 2 Main Ur Peomroy William John’s Roe Oscar Sponseller West Patrick Street

Hospital Report Notes Several Local Patients

Among the sick Mrs Lieanor Lull of Record Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon after a fall and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Rudelf Mullinix of Kempton returned home after five days at Montgomery County General Hospital for observation and is doing as well as can be expected. Mr Fairfax M Miskell of Point of Rocks underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is feeling a little better. Mrs Mary C Moxley and Mr Alry entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as medical patients. Mrs Waitman McWilliams of Brunswick was admitted and underwent surgery. Mr John G Ogle of Thurman entered the hospital for observation and treatment. Joyce Hatton discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs James Butler entered Dial Monday. Harry B Morgan RFD 1 Walkerside admitted Thursday for observation. Mr and Mrs Dinterman of Frederick reported in improved condition after a recent hospitalization.

Lieanor Lull Record Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Rudelf Mullinix Kemptown Monttgomery County General Hospital Fairfax M. Miskell Point of Rocks Frederick 3A Memorial Hospital Mary C. Moxley Alry Frederick Memorial Hostal Waitman McWilliams Brunswick John G. Ogle Thurman Frederick Memor Joyce Hatton Frida James Butler Dial Harry B. Morgan Walkerside Frederick Dinterman Frederick Nial Ted

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years back items note the Independent Hose Co committee electing Jacob Rosenstock president and R E Delaplaine secretary to oversee automobile fire chief. Dr M Wachter of Long Island Kan returns after 33 years to visit friends, recalling study with Dr Wooten. A J Houff, a veteran railroad man, back home on East Thirteenth. Th ref Heitser buys Grayson H Staley residence on Rockwell and will reside there. Captain Philip L Hiteshew, a veteran, dies at East Third street home of Mrs Charles Heimer.

Independent Hose CO Jacob Rosenstock R. E. Delaplaine Thomas A. Chapline Phip Seeger George Wallace A. A. Radcliff Noah E. Kefauver M. M. Wachter Long Island Kan Wm. T. Wooten Citizen Harry C. Keefer Acob J. Houff East Thireé Th.ffner Grayson H. Staley Rockwell Philip L. Hiteshew Charles We East Third Street Heimer

Cobientz Reappointed to Advisory Council in 1960

Mr J Vernon Cobientz of Cobientz and Main Insurance Agency in Frederick Maryland is reappointed as a member of the Agents Advisory Council of Ex celsior Insurance Company of New York Syracuse for 1960. World tobacco production reached 8469 million pounds in 1959, one percent above 1958.

J. Vernon Cobientz Cobientz & Main Insurance Agency Frederick Maryland Excelsior Insurance Company of New York Yyracuse New York

Engagement of Violet S Jones's Dour El Medora to Charles Boone

Mrs. Violet S Jones announces the engagement of her dour daughter El Medora to Charles Ronzid Boone son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow W Boone and grandson of Mrs Charles Fogle of Waiters. Boone is a graduate of 2h School and employed at G A C Finance Corporation.

Violet S. Jones EL Medora Charles Ronzid Boone Woodrow W. Boone Charles Fogle Waiters- HL G. A.C. Finance Corporation Boone Wakerse Shell Staten

Carolyn White attends Brethren Youth Seminar in New York

Miss Carolyn White of Monrovia returned from the Brethren Youth Seminar held January 31 to February 5 in New York. The event aimed to acquaint youths with government operation. Congressmen Foier and Senator Beall visited the group and later Cordier and the UN Secretary General met with the youths.

Carolyn White A Fenue Bush Creek Church of the Brethren Monrovia Brethren New York Nilincton Afiss Tives Ecclin Mei Foier Beall Itation Emand Cordier CuUrenant United Nations

Music Aids Resurgence Of Judaism

The Jewish music revival gathers pace in the United States and Israel as the National Jewish Welfare Board music council sponsors the 16th annual Jewish Music Festival. American and Israeli styles blend with local composers commissioning over 50 new works in two years.

United States Israel Emery Natoral Jewish Welfare Board Music Council Deus Moses America A. W. Binder The Hebrew Union College Leonard Bernstein Kurt Weill

Funeral notices for Kath leen R. Wolf Preston Baile Roop and Felix O Shorb

Funeral services for Kath leen R. Wolf former Wolfsville resident were held at Mt Bethel M E Church near Garnel with Rev George Gray officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Preston Baile Roop real estate broker of New Windsor had services at D D Harizler and Sons funeral home officiated by Rev Austin Cosper. interment in Pipe Creek cemetery. Felix O Shorb of Thurmont lay in state at M L Creager and Son funeral home with requiem mass by Rev John Hart at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Thurmont. interment in church cemetery.

Kathleen R. Wolf Wolfsville Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Mt. Bethel M. E Garnel George Gray Larry Reeder Maurice Kline Vincent Robinson Meredith Horne Church Cemetery M. L. Creager Preston Baile Roop New Windsor D. D. Harizler and Sons Austin Cosper J. W. Ter Sveich‘er Alley Arhauzh Philip Weiler M. Ralph Bowman J. Stewart Clagen Creager Guy Creager Pipe Creek Felix O. Shorb Thurmont M. L. Creager and Son Funeral John Hart Our Lady of Mt. Carmel

Men’s Bible Club Meeting at Oak Hill Church

The Men’s Bible Club of Oak Hill Church of God met in the parsonage basement February 9 at 7 30 p m with members present. President Paul Weddie called the meeting to order. The group sang At the Cross and Close To Thee. Mr Weddle offered prayer. Rev Harry Angle read I Peter 2 9 26. The pastor spoke on Brotherhood.

Men's Bible Club Oak Hill Church of God Paul Weddie Weddle Harry Angle Brotherhood

Midwinter party at Miss Diller’s home honors Liberty Junior High staff

The Liberty Junior High School faculty held its annual midwinter parity at the home of Miss M Regina Diller on Friday February 5. The social committee listed Warren O Toole as chairman along with Miss Diller and Mrs Gareth Gham Barbe among others.

Liberty Junior High School M. Regina Diller Warren O'Toole Gareth Gham Barbe

Newly Appointed Agents Named in Frederick District Office

James E. Stauffer of this circuit and John W. Hipkins of Myersville were named agents in the Freder ick District Office of the United Insurance Company of America. Both are Frederick County natives and Frederick High School alumni. Stauffer studied specialized courses in service. Hipkins attended Bridgewater College. Stauffer is married to Sara Stone, living on South Market Street with daughter Linda. Hipkins is married to Doris Rice, residing in Myersville with their young son.

James E. Stauffer Cir John W. Thpkins Myersville Frederick United Insurance Company of America L. Lewren Sibert Frederick County Frederick High School Mr. Stauffer Mr. Hipkins Bridgewater College Sara Stone South Market Street Linda Doris Rice

Deaths of Mrs Crumbacker and Walter T Davis

Mrs. Lottie L Crumbacker died in Westminster after a short illness at age 8 widow of Edgar Crumbacker formerly of Enton Bridge She is survived by a son Harvey K Crumbacker of Westminster and seven great grandchildren Services will be held at 10 oclock Monday at the Asion Ridge funeral home with burial in Brethren cemetery at Rocky Ridge Walter T Davis 75 of Adams Street Roc died at home after a long government printing office career He leaves a wife and daughters Services were held at the Robert A Pu l Home in Roc with burial in Union Cemetery

Edgar Crumbacker Lottie L Crumbacker Enton Bridge Westminster Carroll County John Capbell Rachel Flickinger Campbell Harvey K. Crumbacker Linnie Siukz Baltimore, Or Rhoda Dayhoff Tanestown Crumbacker Church of God of Westminster Asion Ridge Dd. D. Harwzler and Sons Funer-Home Brethren Cemetery Rocky Ridge Walter T. Davis Adams Street Roc Davis Rockville Edufor The Rock Mars AL Pu Rochay Grey Funerle Union Cemetery As. Krepps William M. Wach Howard H. Falconer Frederick Joan Lumpkin Louis Aragon M. R. Eichi Elements Son Funeral Home

One Hand Claps By Ed Albaugh Five Valentinee From France

Fragmented prose and quotes from diverse authors mix with reflections on love and longing. The text threads through memories of relationships and the ache of separation, citing thinkers like Henry Miller and Balzac as anchors for inner struggle and perception. The piece weaves philosophical musings with obituary-like notices and scattered biographical fragments.

County Jail Changes Highlighted by Doctor’s Insight

Dr Harold Thomas Hyman reviews county jail conditions noting old cells, dormitory meals, segregation of female inmates, and limited facilities. He cites 14,751 prisoner days in 1958, with 16 prisoners held during inspection and emphasizes cleanliness and management by the sheriff and county commissioners.

Harold Thomas Hyman M.D NEA Kithen Sherif Aianis Jax Coox Cooxx Jai Bruns- Staleswick

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