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Advertisement shows subscription rates for a newspaper printed by the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co. at 2 North Court St Frederick with prices for daily and weekly editions. It mentions mail delivery and contact details, plus Associated Press credit.
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GREAT
Souteern Ptg & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
St. Tynowtrs
Syreay of Creviators
Associated Press
Bigger Congress Eyed as House Expansion Discussed
The article explains that changing House size is not unprecedented with increases noted as far back as 1910. It argues population growth drives the need, calling for expanding to 435 seats to improve regional representation without weakening existing districts. Maryland is urged to create a new congressional district for ten year parity.
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House of Representatives
Alaska
Hawaii
Moi Grosa
Maryland General Assembly
Congress
Onal
Letters Praise Diligent News Carrier and Local Notices
A reader thanks a carrier Gary for diligence amid storms. The page also reports the death of Richard M. Potter 25 Greenhaven Anne Arundel County identified by his wife after drowning near Sparrows Point December 9. Potter was found about 40 miles from his fall point near Patuxent Naval Air Station.
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Gary
Baltimore
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Richard M. Potter
Greenhaven
Anne Arundel County
Parker Dies at 91 Former Sal Center Commander
Announ Parker, 91, longtime figure in Sand and one of the founders, dies at a New Jersey park. Former commander of the Salnd unit, Parker was active in community service and remembered for leadership. Her passing affects local veterans groups and Park Association.
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Annon J. Parker
Park
Sap
Parker
Sal Nd
Grace Reformed Church Hosts Large Evening Service
Fifty years ago Grace Reformed Church drew about 300 attendees for a Tuesday night gathering led by Rev E L McLean and Mrs D C Aldridge with several other local members on the arrangements committee Emory L Cobleniz and Jam C Birely chaired the local committee The report notes a chlorine lime accident at Ox Fibre Brush Co and the immediate discharge of the boy involved The entry also mentions Mrs R Harold Davidge raising five brick houses on North Beniz and Mr Murphy’s death on West Fourth street with a $1 value line later items reference information from three ordered men and 2 Siees and a brief local note.
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Grace Reformed Church
C. Hermann
E. L. McLean
D. C. Aldridge
Ida Markey
A. D. Willard
J. Travers Thomas
Emory L. Cobleniz
Jam C. Birely
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
The entry notes troops of the 29th Division moving today to Fort Meade for a year of offensive trainings. It also mentions the Brunswick mechanics facing a work week and the Taxpayers Association circulating petitions to protest the proposed state budget and the creation of two new jobs in the Office of the Supervisor of Assessments.
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Maryland
For. Meade
Brunswick Mechanics
THE
Taxpayers’ Association
Deaths in brief Mrs Mary Catherine Axline and others
Mrs Mary Catherine Axline of Brunswick died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a short illness aged 43 She was a daughter of the late Harry D and Sarah E Lutz Rehr Survived by her husband two children one brother and four sisters Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at the C H K Feete and Bro funeral home Brunswick Interment Lutheran cemetery Middletown Benjamin Reamer Boerner of Broadmoor Apartments Washington D C died Survived by widow a son and three daughters Interment was at St Mark's Episcopal Church Cemetery Petersville Frederick C Hill of Nitro West Virginia died Friday at Fort Detrick Hospital aged 28 Survived by wife and both parents Body moved to Gatens funeral home Poca W V for services and interment Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors
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Charles L. Axtine
Mary Catherine Axtine
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry D
Sarah E. Lutz Rehr
Axline
Oder of
Eastern Star
Merryland Tract Home-makers Club
Lutheran Chapel
Petersville
Beverly Ann Meadows
Arlington
Ray Talbott
Ralph Rohr
Frederick
Irene Rohr
Hagerstown
May Main
Grace Brandenburg E
Nellie
Draper
C. HK. Feete and Bro
Funeral Home
Ralph H. Miller
Lutheran
Middletown
Benjamin R. Boerner
Benjamin Reamer Boerner
Broadmoor
Gion
D. c
Bierner
Stel Cne H. Bierner
Aj Ee
Evelyn B. Jani
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. W
Washington, D. C
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Frederick C. Hill
Catherine S. Hill
Nitro
West Virginia
Fort Detrick Hospital
Frederick E. Hill
Grattie E. Wooddell Hill
Gatens Funeral Home
Poca
W. Va
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Parking Crash on West Street and Market Causes Damages
An early evening accident on West Street near Jefferson and North Market near Third caused about 200 in damages to several vehicles. Frank Singleton Grove faced charges after striking a parked car. William Staley backed into a scooter on South Market with 15 damage. Officer investigations by Lt. Harry Quinn and Officer Ray Dietz proceeded.
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West Street
Jefferson Street
Myers
Offi- Claude Evans
Pawbury
North Market Stre
Third
Frank Singleton Grove
Harry Quinn
South Market
Near
Willem E. Staley
West Fourth Street
Tne
Donald Davis
Charles Cashour
Wedding Anniversary Observed At Ars Onne Street
Personal notice reports a wedding anniversary event at Ars Onne Street with guests including Robert Suiek Donna eer Carn Sharon Edward Cinda and Ronnie Cecil.
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Ars
Onne Stix Lane
Robert Suiek
Donna
Eer Carn
Sharon
Edward Cinda
Ronnie Cecil
Tribute Paid To Newsman Baylor
Members of two press groups honored C. Neil Baylor general manager of the Hagerstown Herald Mail with a plaque for 50 years of service to journalism. Franklin Schurz Jr. accepted the engraved plaque on Baylor’s behalf as he could not attend the convention.
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Baltimore
C. Neil Baylor
Hagetown Herald-Mail
Maryland Press
Chesapeake Asso Press
Baylor
Franklin Schurz Jr
Hagerstown
Chimney Fire at Roy Myers Home in Ubana
Hyattstown Fire Department responded to an alarm at 9 20 a m today at the Roy Myers home in Ubana. Fire was reported in the chimney with no damage to the house.
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Hyattstown Fire Department
Roy Myers
Ubana
Visitation's Retreat Led by Rev Ronald W Sams S J at Auriesville
Rev Ronald W Sams S J of Auriesville N Y will conduct the annual retreat at Visitation Academy next Tuesday through Friday. The schedule runs 7 p m to 9 a m with sermons nightly at seven and Mass Wednesday and Thursday at 11 30 a m. The talks target students in grades four to eight but are open to all for Mass and reflection on life purpose and service to others. Sams, ordained at Fordham in 1959, is active musically with the Woodstock College Glee Club and has co authored plays for children. He is stationed at the Shrine of the North American Martyrs at Auriesville where Isaac Jogues and companions are honored.
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Ronald W. Sams
S. J
Auriesville
The
Visitation Academy
Father Sams
Fevei
Fordham Unive
Withere
Woodstock College Glee Club
Sams
N.Y
Engaged Mr Derad El Esthe Ter Evel Thomas Wa
Engaged couple Mr Dera d EL esthe ter Evel and Mr Thomas Wa announce their forthcoming marriage plans. The notice lists both families and confirms engagement events.
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Dera
EL Estheter
Thomas Wa
and Airs
Sear Midas Pan
Rail Union Seeks Merger Review Amid Job Losses
The association representing 23 rail road employees warns mergers could endanger about 200,000 more jobs after already losing over 400,000 in the past five years. Also reported is the death of history professor Dr Walter L Dern at 67 in New York, noted for postwar Germany denazification law.
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New York
Walter L. Dern
Germany
Manhattan
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State University
iColumbia University
Kitchens for People by Miss Beatrice Fehr
Homemaker guidance on planning and remodeling kitchens emphasizes user needs over style. It stresses time, ventilation, and functional centers arranged in a triangle to create convenient efficient workspaces.
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Beatrice Fehr
Illness and Hospital Reports From Local Notes
Among the sick at Derick Memorial Hospital Mr Edgar Fagan and Mr Oret Heward show slight improvement with no visitors allowed Mrs Elwood McKenzie of Shookstown also improving Mr George Rankles of Thurmont admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for a heart condition Mr Arthur Winebrewer of Woodsboro is a patient there Mrs B F Bowings of Adamtown underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital then was sent home to her son Carl R Boulings Braddock Avenue
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Edgar Fagan
Oret Heward
Derick Memorial Hospital
Elwood McKenzie
Shookstown
George Rankles
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur Winebrewer
Woodsboro
B. F. Bowings
Adamstown
Carl R. Boulings
Braddock Avenue
What Is Art In Your Life In Frederick High School
Frederick High School principal David L. Dean defends a broad curriculum and rejects the idea that art is a frill. He cites an Am In Action article by Jerome Coffey on how art shapes daily life and education, arguing quality education requires diverse, valuable subjects.
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David L. Dean
Frederick High School
Jerome Coffey
Art Uniondale High School
Uniondale
N. Y
Patricia Harley Wisner Bride of Marshall Wisner in Walkersville
Miss Patricia Jane Harley daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Harley Yellow Springs became the bride of Marshall Elwood Wisner son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Wisner Walkersville in a January 14 Walkersville Methodist Church ceremony. Rev R D Thompson presided with organist Mr Li. The reception followed in the church social room with Mrs John Poole assisting.
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Wisner
Harley
Patricia Jane Harley
James W. Harley
Yellow Springs
Marshall Elwood Wisner
Lewis Wisner
Walkersville
R. D. Thompson
Walkersville Methodist Church
Robert Harley
Kenneth Wisner
John Poole
Donald Lenhart
Garnet
Mirs. Wisner
West Frederick Street
Jefferson and Surrounding Areas Contribute to March of Dimes
The final March of Dimes total reached 314 with many from Jefferson Lander and Sunnyside contributing despite snowbound conditions. Notable volunteers included Freda Johnson and Lorraine in Lander, and Mrs. Frank Heffner, Mrs. Richard Grove, and others in Sunnyside and Jefferson.
Town urged to donate food amid cold snowy season
The cold snowy weather increased the number needing help and the idea, attributed to his wife, was put into operation with store managers. He stated the need remains and urged townspeople to buy an extra can or two and drop it in the barrels.
Collateral Forfeited in Magistrate Court Morning Session
A list of motorists who forfeited collateral in morning Magistrate's Court shows names preceded by arresting officers, with amounts and offenses across Maryland and nearby states. Notable charges include speeding, improper passing, reckless driving, operating without license, excessive weights, and failure to appear.
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Magistrate’s Court
David Carlson
Rachel Weeks
Elkton
John Moran
Philadelphia
James E. Dorsey
Ellicott City
Alvin Haines
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Oneil J. Garcia
Timonium
Frederick
John Gall
Water Street
Thurmont
John Marshall
Middletown
Carl Elsesser
Red Lion
Robert C. Snyder
John Alexander Cohens
Gue Road
John Mercer Brace
Adamstown
Dennis
Curtis Bay
Ha Tly
Bee
Ceeem
Ensvin Springs
Mr. Airy
Kemptown Road
New Market
Seth T. Kent
R. C. Lewis
Archie Louis Oxenine
Pembroke
N. C
Lewistown
Frank D. Boyer
Riverdale
Pfeitz
Richard Lowell
All Saints
Bernard W. King
Harry Wrove
West Eighth Street
Harry P. Phillips
John Bett Remsberg
Fredenck
Church Street
Paul W. Mossburg
Pfc
Veron E. Heffner
C. F. Bell
John Charles Fish
Binghamton
N.Y
van Clark Jr
Kenneth R. Claycomb
Rt. 1
Schellsburg
Hospital Roundup Sees Local Patients Released and Admitted
Herbert S. Myers and Larry A. Reynolds of Harpers Ferry were discharged from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Admitted to Gettysburg hospital were Hollie Keepers Emmitsburg Msgr. John L. Sheridan Mt. St. Marys Mtg Mrs Maurice Black Thurmont. Carroll Shoemaker Taneytown discharged. Pamela L. Rock Blue Ridge Summit released from Waynesboro hospital.
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Herbert S. Myers
Larry A. Reynolds
Harpers Ferry
Washington County
Hagerstown
Gettysburg Hospital
Hollie Keepers
Emmitsburg
John L. Sheridan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Maurice Black
Thurmont
Carroll Shoemaker
Taneytown
Pamela L. Rock
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynesboro Hospital
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