Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records show multiple newborns with families in Frederick and surrounding towns. Listings include Park and Chapline families with Sheila Anne and Joan Michael among others, naming dates, order of birth, and siblings.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Park
Beaver Jr
Upper College Terrace
Frederick
Dausnier
Sheila Anne
George Chapline Jr
Rosemont Avenue
Joan Michael
Harry A. Harper
Young Place
Jane Ellen
Harry A. Wolfe
South Market Street
T. Charles
Charles W. Stine
Libertytown
Kathy Lynn
Edgar Stup
Chid
Albert N. Stone
John W. Leatherman
Middletown
Kathy Elaine
Ralph C. Smith
Burkittsville
John Collin
David L. Glass, Sr
West Patrick Street
Torraine Maria
Optimist Club inducts two new Frederick members
The Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club inducted Maurice M. Hassett of Rosenour's and Roland D. Hahn of May's Hardware at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Homer C. Brooks presided, outlining Optimist International goals to promote youth and good government.
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Optimists
Optimist Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mauricem. Hassett
Rosenour’s
North Market Street
Optimist International
Haffley
James B. Dorsey
Kenneth
Treasurie
Baltimore
Lord Balmore Howel
Taft nominates postmaster for Frederick in contest for seat
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of William C. Birely as post master of Frederick to succeed A. H. Harrington. The $2,200 yearly position drew rivals including Harrington Lilond Palmer and George Kaufman. John A. Horner named postmaster at Emmitsburg.
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Taft
Senate
William C. Birely
Frederick
A. H. Harrington
Harrington
Lilond Palmer
George Kaufman
John A. Horner
Emmitsburg
Huseman
New York
Charlotte Linn
Lena Edmonds
Helen Kiem
Margaret Bader
Mildred Landauer
Elizabeth Pearce
Harriet Ramsburg
Marguerite Dil
Elizabeth Worman
Mary Myers
Helen Hershberger
Elizabeth Gilbert
Mary Filler
Eleanor Carty
Teresa Trani
Lucy Thomas
Messrs
Dorsey Sappington
Frank Sappington
Elmer Munshower
Arthur Derr
Dean Hendrickson
Hugh Duffey
Ralph Zimmerman
Edward Thomas
David Johnson
George H. Morgan
Joe Elkins
Arthur Young
Irving Landauer
Herman Ordeman
John A. Kennedy
Baltimore
State Council
The
Catholic Benevolent Legion
McElroy Counce
United Brethren Church
Michael Seacust
Frederick Railroad Company
United Fire CO
Penton
Nicholas S. Hill
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files February 17 131
An eclectic clipping notes a February storm ending with a 2a inch fall and local officials discussing budget bills. It mentions COL Allan C McBride named chief of staff of the Philippines Department and over 100 officers of the 115th Infantry attending Lutheran services with Rev Amos J Traver. A preliminary meeting aims to launch a Business and Professional Women's club, and British forces mine Singanone base as registrants prepare.
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Army
Allan C. McBride
Frederick
Philippines Department
115Th Infantry
Amos John Traver
Jay Anc
Justice Before Politics Reapportionment Debate in Maryland
A Maryland editorial column argues against carving a new Eighth Congressional District citing unequal representation. It cites Governor Tawes and Maryland lawmakers and urges fair voting rights, urging unity among citizens to oppose duplicative voting power.
Redistricting Debate Persists in Maryland Legislature
In Annapolis the Judiciary Committee studies a proposal to add a new congressional district as Congressman Mathias seeks to testify. Administration backed bills aim to create a district out of Prince Georges and Howard counties amid Democratic resistance to removing Montgomery from the Sixth District. Governor Tawes notes support among most Democrats, with Montgomery county seen as crucial to any map. Francis B. Sappington Jr. reflects Frederick society’s loss as a beloved civic figure passes. PFC Donald R. Smith of Damascus High School fame participates in Exercise Winter Shield II in Germany awaiting credits.
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Montgomery County
Frederick
Wasson
Allegany
Garrett
Sean
State Administration
Annapolis
Judiciary Committee
Maryland
House of Delegates
Mathias
Ridgely P. Melvin
Prince Georges
Howard
Tawes
Montgomery
Baltimore County
Becausie Democrats
House Judiciary Committee
Sixth Congressional District
Pfc Smith
Mainz
Germany
Amy
Donald R. Smith
Ela Smith
305Th Infantry
Grafenwehr-Hohenfels
Damascus High School
William J. Smith
Route 1
Monrovia
Miss Northam Honored For Service To Hospital
Miss Northam received a special tribute at a Frederick hospital dinner honoring her years of service. Executives from Sina Hospital and Frederick Memorial Hospital, plus local officials, attended and presented gifts including a silver tray, silver bowl, and a donation check.
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Ethel Northam
Jeff
Fred Hish School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Northam
Northam
Northam Memorial
W. Scholl Hersperger
Wilen G. Quynn
USN
Worthington
Mass Northam
Frederick
Mass
Mi Northam
Iiure
Coop i
Nacheal Paral Quynn
J. Walker Carty
Harrison McAlpine
Richard Nailin
James B. Ranck
Chase C. Gove
Richard Clendenin
Ed Culler
Glenn B. Bi
Fort Detrick Officers Highlight Annual Fund Drive
Colonel Carl S Casto urged more than 100 Fort Detrick officials to canvass areas for the 1961 Federal Joint Crusade and National Health and Welfare Agencies fund drive. Baltimore headquarters outlined campaign details as committees and keymen were introduced. the drive ends after the first pay period in April.
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Carl S. Casto
Flind
Crops Division
Fort Detrick
Baltimore
kKeymen
R. W. Swanson
USN
Frank Baker
USA
T. W. Levinson
Joseph Schwim_er
Casto
U. S. Army
East Coast
U. S. Naval Unit
Public Health Service
Unis
World’s Best Yet Offers Utopian Gadgets And Proposals
A miscellany of speculative ideas and satirical riffs spans improved clothing for dieters, a calming drug spray, affordable babysitting, a memory pill for spouses, a subsidized nightlife, and futuristic devices. The piece envisions a lighter, more comfortable society with humorous proposals and imagined technologies.
Satellite Launching Postponed Twice
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP government scientists postponed for the second time the launching of a satellite to study the ionosphere. Technical troubles halted the countdown with 55 minutes to launch on a 76 foot rocket after a prior failure the previous Friday. NASA did not specify the problem and a new attempt could be made in a day or two.
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New York
America
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National
Aonautics and Space Administration
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Otto E. Landman
Hhi Microbial Genetics Branch
Goucher College
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Eugene P. Goldschmidt
Thomas S. Mathey
University of Texas
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Houston
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Department of Bacteriology
Gertha T. Jolliffe
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Ronald E. Harlan
William A. Irving
George C. Rickard
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Clyde C. Wachier Jr
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A. G Wedum
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Army Chemical Corps Nuclear Defense Laboratory
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Pembroke
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John P. Hoferziza
Myles A. Engelstad
Arry B. Graham
Renice Brubaker
June E. Starr
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William Kerpsack
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Robert Boyle
Ocal Hospital
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Rock Island Arsenal
John S. Burke
Ill
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Sarasota, Fla
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Richard Kitch
New England
Randolph Yates
Bluefield
W. Va
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Albert Ringer
James F. Lawrence
Pine, Bluff
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Gary
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