Young Frederick Fireman Hargett Joins Regular Drivers
Robert Edwid Lee Hargett is named the latest recruit for Regular Drivers in the Frederick Fire Department and becomes the youngest member of Junior Fire Company No 2 on November 1, 1959. He was born in Frederick July 33 1937, son of James P. Harger and Mrs Alice Moore. He attended Street School. A separate item notes a Valentine dance at Staley Park fieldhouse sponsored by Frederick City Recreation Commission, with Dress-up attire and 8 to 10 pm dancing. Karol ull in charge of decorations and the Playboys providing music. teens featured in last week’s dance included Jean Powers and Mike Brachey who won the spot dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edwid Lee Hargett
Frederick
Younges.t Junior Fire Company No. 2
Lewis F. Esterl Wan Hargett
James P. Harger
Alice Moore
E Valentine
Staley Park
W. W. Corbin
Frederick City
H. Webster
West Second Street
Shirley Braungart
George Douglas
West Frederick Junior High School
Peabody Preparatory Department
James Etchison
Mi Chiamano
Mimi
la Boheme
Puc‘Cini
Stephen Langley
Doris Felton
la Giaconda
Ponchiello
Beverley Stupp
Frank Lewis
Tosca
Owen Avers
Dorothy Freed
Bizet
Emerson Said So Alvar Fort and Times Clarify Patent Tale
Scattered text suggests a muddled reference to Emerson and a patent sale in 1929 involving tights and a telephone booth. The stream of garbled phrases mentions readers, years, evolution, and a better mousetrap idea attributed to Emerson, with unclear attributions and incomplete quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvar Fort & Ar
Fla
Ion
Ralph Waldo Emerson
World disarmament talks eyed amid power shifts
The report notes a meeting between China and Secretary of State Chr. Herer Kt and discusses potential participation in a disarmament conference. It mentions large armament figures and manpower concerns, suggesting the need to involve key powers despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns February 16 1910
Mr John E Ridexour a salesman with Commercial Operators for six years joined the American Cigar Co of Cincinnati. Royal Arch Masons entertained Grand Lodge officers at a Valentine supper. An address on Capitular Mesonie was given by Past Grand Exor of Exoch Royal Arch. Memorial planned for Dr Osborn Ingle rector of All Saints Episcopal Church. Mayer Company choosing a site in Munich Germany for church reredo work. Board of Directors elected Dav Flock and Will Republicans Sol and Charles Hagan Democrats. Mr Charles W Smith son of James W Smith Woodsboro died in an accident on the B&O railroad at Connellsville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Ridexour
American Cigar Co
Cincinnati
Royal Arch
Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple
Adsiphas Ce
Exoch
Royal Arches
Mayer Cozapan
Munich
Germany
Reredo
APTA
Dav Flock
Wii
Sol
Charlies
Hagan
Charles W. Smith
James W. Smith
Woodsboro
B. Amd O
Connellsville
Stranded Minister Thanks Fredericktonians for Help
A minister from St Pauls Lutheran Church writes to thank Frederick residents for aid after his family car broke down on Route 240 near Frederick. He recalls a kind red pickup from Industrial Supply driven by Herman Brus Jr who diagnosed the issue and arranged a ride to his home at 1103 East Patrick Street. He praises local pastors and friends from Frederick for their neighborly spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Philadelphia
Brus. Jr
Herman
East Patrick
Renn
East Sixth Street
Trink
Alves
B. B. Luffberry
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Ceient
Washington, D.C
Mer
Rebe saved by who to car te Peace Warm
Fragmented clipping notes a 43rd anniversary banquet and dance, plus chapel speaker Reverend George R. Snyder, and various birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple families named, including Bacon, Keeney, Rippeon, Adkins, Wiles, Holland, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irev
George R. Snyder
China
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Last Supper Tablet Found in All Saints Church
A visitor at Hood College's Episcopal Conference tours All Saints Episcopal Church in Frederick discovers a marble tablet behind the communion table. Records show the tablet was placed in 1866 when Rev. Mau nishy became rector, with a 1498 Leonardo da Vinci painting tied to the wall via studio notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick
Hood College
AU Saints Church
Maurice D
Weston
Mauishy
Freder
Cumberland
H. Maunseil
Richar Emmanuel Cumberland
Lissyman
Bellmese
All Saints
Leonarda da Vv
Milan
Neus 1 Saints
Leland & Tara
Italy
Harmony couple weds at home ceremony in Harmony
Miss Edna C Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman P Ford of Harmony married Jesse Gene Windfield son of Jesse M Windfield and the late Mrs Windfield in a February 12 ceremony at 7 39 pm at R C Basil Grossnhile Alverly Rev Gro h officiated with Thomas Windfield and the couple's attendants A reception followed in the Harmony Church of the Brethren Middletown the groom works Camp David near the couple will reside with the bride and groom's parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerort
Edna C. Ford
Norman P. Ford
Harmony
Jesse Gene Windfield
Jesse M. Windfield
R. C. Basil Grossnhile
Alverly
Gro
Thomas Windfield
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Middletown
Camp David
Near
Thee
Memorial Hospital Update On Patients And Admittances
In a brief hospital bulletin, patients Joseph O. Brashears and George D. Jenkins are listed with recent checks and upcoming discharges. Frederick Weenax plans a general checkup and hospital departure this Wednesday. Lynnie, a 19 month old foster daughter, remains under care at Memorial Hospital alongside long-term residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspiral
Joseph O. Brashears
George D. Jenkins
P. Je
Harner
Frederick
Howard Springs
S Memorial
Cake Baking Contest at Ebenezer Church Social Room
A large crowd attended a cake baking contest hosted by the Farm Home Advisory Committee of Woodbine Southern store. Forty two cakes were entered by local 4 H groups across three classes with judging followed by songs games and demonstrations by 4 H members and leaders. Proceeds from a cake auction totaled 31.25 dollars benefiting the agricultural center, while engagement news for Judithann Priebe to Noble Stull Jr. was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Woodbine Southern Store
Nancy Bor
Faye Farrer
Euler Conaway
Eleanor Grimes
Freedom! Club
Warne Morris and
Jerry
Woodbine Club
Judy Dorsey
Winfield Club
Miriam Belt
George Kelly Jr
James Grimes
Beverly Mutlinex
Willard Gosnell
Robert Bower
Roby Barver
David Will
Ears Cochran
Louise Day
Robert Himmer
Baltimore
Harold Goodwin
Winfield
Cecil Murray
Woodbine
Devils
Sandra Waltz
Gloria Gardner
Chico Conaway
Eleanor’ Grimes
Nancy Bohr
Johanna Do
Nancy Fredericks
Pricilla
Earl Blankner
Harvey Hill
Jean Glaser
Agricultural Center
Woman's Society Meeting and Calendar of Events
The Afternoon meeting discussed church activities and noted members Geneva Barthel and Depari. The board will determine San's eligibility for the State hospital. Upcoming events include a Trinity Church tea on March 4, World Day of Prayer by the Frederick County Council of United Church Women, a noon meditation at Trinity Chapel on West Church Street, and a service at Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society
Eseri
Homer
King’s Dauth
Mrs Ring Lardner Dies At New Milford Widow of Humorist
Mrs Ring Lardner aged 72 widow of the writer humorist Ring Lardner died Monday in New Milford Conn She was born in Goshen Indiana and is survived by two sons John and Ring Jr The death recalls her husband who died in 1933
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Ring Lardner
New Milford, Conn
Local Notices Highlight Birthdays and Meetings
Personal items report Mrs Earle McGaha of Suitland Ett E week G William Ship ley 227 Washington St and Miss Mary Blank daughter of Ave Mir and Mrs Ezra W Blank Sr Frederick celebrating birthdays and schdar. Mrs Joseph J Nestor attends Northeast Conference meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia as manager of the local credit bureau and board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle McGaha
Suitland
William Shipley
Washington St
Fickie Ann Turner
Charles K. Turner
North Street
Mary Blank
Ave Mir
Ezra W. Blank Sr
Rovie
Frederick
Schdar
Joseph J. Nestor
As i Credit Bureaus
Hemsadel
Homemakers Clubs Hear Posture Demo and Social
February meetings of Homaker clubs included a solo by a member, piano accompaniment by Mrs Kennedy, and a posture demonstration by Mrs Austin ser. Thirteen members attended the February meeting, adjourned after roll call, with refreshments served by the hostess. Jug Bridge Homemakers met February 10 at the homes of Mrs Russell Young and Mrs Grace B Young with eighteen members and three visitors. A request to read the Collect preceded singing of the Battle Hymn of Republic. A posture demonstration was given by Mrs Russell Young with assistance from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Gathland Homemakers
Jug Bridge Homemakers
Russell Young
Grace B. Young
Toms
Republic
Charles Murphy
Charles Main
Paul Main
Bascom Neal
Appointments Set for February 24 Meeting at Mrs Mur’s Home
Fragmentary notes show a meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m February 24 at the home of Mrs Charlies Mur with attendees including Mrs Russell Mrs Bar Sm and Mrs Frank Grimes and floral arrangements prepared. Two song chrom 23 books were delivered to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Thomas
Russell You Aostesses
Bar Sm
Frank Grimes
Hospital
Charlies Mur
Mission to Speak Ase Wass Missionary Meeting
Miss Jess the Walker leads a missionary group with Wednesday sessions. A first cousin on Reese, formerly of Chesterton, and Miss Staley of Baltimore are noted associates in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Reese
Chesterton
Staley
Baltimore
Gibbon’s Brigade Named Iron Brigade of the West
From two vantage points at the Battle of South Mountain Maryland the unit formerly known as Gibbon’s Brigade earned the nickname Iron Brigade of the West. General McClellan praised their iron resolve and the name stuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
South Mountain
Maryland
Uber
Lana
Gibbon
McCle
Iron Brigade
West
Paris to Build Pont de la Communite Bridge
Paris plans a new Pont de la Communite over the Seine to honor the French African community. It will replace the Solferino Bridge, a monument to the 1859 French victory over Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Seine
Solferino
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Robert E. L. Hargett
Emerson
China and Disarmament
the News
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles G. Bacon
Patricia Ann
Bach
Virginia Kepler
Charles Keeney
Walkersville
John Douglas
Keeney
Doris Beall
Austin Rippeon
Lynn
Rippeon
Mary
Florence To
John Holland
Oxville
Michael Anthony
Brunswick School
Philip Thompson
Marlow Thompson
Park Avenue
Mia Jean Cannon
Mildred Cannon
East Potomac Street
Kussmazl
Mar
Margaret Warthen
Emilisburg
Waynesboro
Hosiesboro
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Tanextown
Feizel
Warner
Exen
Emmitsburg
Esi
TE P. Hill
Gaz
Bhizzard
Uan
Juan Idden Phhe
Nier Yingering
Episcopal Church
G. R. James Martin
Detrick Pack
He Jackson
Democrat
Washington
Cent James
Biggs Avenue
Tio Tgue
Army Cheal Corps
U. S. Army
James Executive
Father
Syl van Priebe
Freders
Judith Ann
Noble Stull Jr
J Xnoble Stull
Iss Priebe
Frederick High Stull
Everedy Company
Fred
Mrs. Bid
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