Funerals Held for Franklin Summers and J Edward Nunamaker
Funeral services were held for Franklin Summers 33 at Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg with Rev Philip Bower interment in Mt View Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Nunamaker funeral at Harriott Chapel Catoctin Furnace officiated by Rev Lloyd L Wolf with grandsons as pallbearers and interment in Lewistown cemetery. Growing of tobacco requires 300 to 500 man hours per acre.
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The News Frederick 1961 Page Four Aids and Notices
The item presents subscription rates and postal details for The News of Frederick Maryland. It notes the paper is published weekday afternoons excluding Sundays by the Great Southern PTG & MFG Co and lists contact and mailing information.
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Cost Of Newspapers Rises But Readers Pay To Save Dailies
A survey by the Newspaper Publishers Association shows over 917 daily papers now sell for 6 to 10 cents, many at 10 cents after a decade of price stability. In 1950 few were at that rate, and despite higher production costs readers accept the higher price to keep papers available. Still the price often barely covers the newsprint cost.
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Upside Down Year Noted by Saturday Evening Post Publicists
A playful note observes 1961 as an upside down year, the first since 1853 and the last until 2009, inviting readers to spot other upside down years in between.
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Obituary notices from near New Windsor and Leesburg
Deaths include Mrs. Ela Brant Albaugh 90 of near New Windsor. funeral in New Windsor with interment at Fairmount Cemetery Liberty Town. Clara Virginia Parker Hacker 34 of Buckeystown dies in Chester Pennsylvania. services planned in Buckeystown. John Delbert Jackson 63 a WWII veteran remembered in Leesburg with requiem mass today at St Johns and Arlington burial. Davey Crockett 85 veteran first baseman for Detroit Tigers dies in Roanoke Virginia.
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Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files 1911
The February grand jury, Sanford L. Shaffer foreman, reported to the court and was excused. The State Council of the Jr O U A M accepted Frederick Council’s invitation to hold the state meeting in April. Seventy men of All Saints P E Church attended a dinner with John S. Newman as toastmaster. Ench Lodge Masons celebrated Washington's birthday with an address by John T. White on Brother George Washington and a reading by Henry Ramsburgh followed by Jacob Rehrback on Brother Lafayette. Charles F. Rowe of Emmitsburg died at his home, aged 71. Guy K. Motter announced his candidacy for State’s Attorney on the Democratic ticket. A taffy pulling event was held at James Wilson Martz’s home on South Market Street. Weather watchers note St Mathias day proverbs about ice. Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley spoke at the Frederick County Colony banquet in Baltimore. Lime Kiln School under Granville Michael celebrated Washington’s birthday with remarks by Otis Smith and a girls’ entertainment.
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Sunday bill eyed by Frederick delegation in Annapolis
A Frederick legislative push seeks a Sunday opening bill with costs projected at 13 000 in 1942 and 19 500 in 1943. State Senator Joan B Funk notes the measure in discussion with local lawmakers as the group pushes the proposal forward.
Fort Detrick Public Notices and Community Events
Five cent an hour wage increase for about 681 Fort Detrick employees will add roughly $65,000 annually to the payroll effective March 22, per the Civilian Personnel Office. Women’s Club hosts Ladies Night Out and a bake sale for Nursery relief. NCO Ladies Club plans a covered dish supper and March meeting. School visitors tour to view the Univ Solid State Computer. Births include James Anthony Sanders and Terese Renee Hill. Promotions awarded to James Holmes and Robert Campbell. Sojourners memorial attendance noted. farewell departures listed. Homemakers Club meeting features Work Simplification in Food Preparation. Local notes include road and hospital updates and institutional visits.
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Memory Of Linda Leopold Remembered At Frederick High Play
Linda Leopold will be honored in the Frederick High senior class play The Great Sebastians March 3 and 4 as a memorial to the 17 year old who died last Christmas Eve. The senior class plans a grove of trees in Israel funded by play proceeds. Linda was active in dramatics and various clubs and was accepted to study at the University of Israel.
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Bidding and community notes from Frederick area
Bridge play analysis shows a four spade contract making eleven tricks with deception and favorable leads. The Frederick Memorial Hospital appoints P David Youngdahl as administrator on February 15, succeeding Ethel Northam. Local clergy changes include tor Dahlberg joining the Seventh Day Adventists. The M C A drive boosts youth programs under Mike Groetie and Charles Main, with police seminars noted. Obituaries and birth notices list several local families and dates.
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Community letters urge youth reform and home guidance
A statement by Joe Extanbauer emphasizes youth education discipline and moral training. It argues most juveniles are not delinquent, cites family influence, and calls for home centered reform with police involvement and support from The Children’s Aid Society in Frederick County. The piece ends noting a high profile marriage in Zaragoza and a Spanish film star.
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Births Reported February 19 to February 23
Birth announcements list several families with new children. Henry Baugher of Lime Kiln welcomes a fifth child, a third son Leonard Da Monday. James F Edwards of 214 East Seventh Street reports a third child a second son Larry Eugene. Thurman Moit of 47 Normandy Drive Ellicott adds a third child a second son Georg Kendall. G Richard Bice of Wayne Hill Street Brunswick has a third daughter Therese New Wilson Bruce David. Thompson Monro as a son hammer Myran Rick Cinda daughter Tuesday. Willard P Good and spouse unnamed.
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Notable Historical Events Across Years
Chronology highlights include 1863 duel leading to anti dueling laws, 1863 Confederate capture of Indianola ironclad, 1846 Japan US emigration pact, 1950 US asset freezes on Bulgaria Hungary Romania, 1960 judge Brenner Sr sentence. Also 1983 Delaware bans whipping posts and pillories.
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P T A Workshop For Three Counties At Mt Airy School
A tri county P TA workshop for presidents chairmen and county reps will be at Mt Airy Elementary School Saturday from 930 a m to 3 pm A luncheon will be served by Mt Airy P TA Morning sessions cover policies purposes and procedures Afternoon sessions feature workshops Board of Managers members of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers will staff the event planned for Carroll Howard and Frederick counties John Eliot who settled in Boston in 1631 known as the Indian Apostle
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