Charity Sisters Plan 3.5 Million Hospital
Cumberland area plans for a new Sacred Heart Hospital by the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph with an estimated cost near 3.5 million dollars. The proposed facility would include a nurses home and 150 beds, likely three years from completion, and would aim to provide top tier medical and nursing services in the community.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
Radio Water
New York
Hollywood
Los Angeles
New York City
Perry Como
Garry Moore
Ed Sullivan
NBC
Brooklyn
ABC
Midtown
CBS
Cumberland
Sacred Heart Hospital
Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph
Isabel
Order
Emmitsburg
Decatur Street
Sistairel
Evelyn
Marie
Council of the Order At
Emmistburg
Mary Richard
Celeste
Insii
Emmitsburg Births and Local Holiday Visits Noted
Emmitsburg and Taneytown residents report births at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs Edward Peters formerly Louise Cool. A string of family visits from Thurmont Taneytown and Blue Ridge Summit follow Christmas and New Year gatherings with relatives and friends. Civic groups announce events including Sodality Christmas party at Green Parrot Tea Shop and a January 4 meeting for the Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary with gifts and games planned.
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Donald Long
Ralph Long
Arman
Richard Dutrow
Chanute Air Force Base
Mildred Durraw
Larson Air Force Base
Wash
Raymond Topper
Andrew Air Force Base
Washington, D. C
Mrs
Louis Topper and
Famil
Fred Timmerman
V. M. Hodge
Bethesda
Agnes Lahman
College Park
Jack Timmerman
Littles Town
Donald Leng
James Sanders
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
George Eyster
University of Pennsylvania Schoololary
Phi
Sue Eyster
Maryland
Andrew Easter
Francis Bell
Frederick
Mildred Dutrow
Carroll
Samuel Washington
D. C
Robert Little
Litle
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
William Rosensteel
Baltimore
Gregory Washabaugh
Annandale
Washabaugh
Jackson Hamerick
Jed Timmerman
Federal Avenue
Petersburg
Timmerman
Christine Marie
Davey
Dan
Joy
Robert Joy
Roy Little
Maryon Wasy
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Charles B. Shorb
Edward Peters
Taneytown
Peters
Louise Cool
George Cool
Ward Kerrigan
Joseph
Elmer Sweeney
Thurmont
Sweeney
Bernard Kelly
Ralph Knox
Chick Topper
Charles P. Keepers
Cecil
Blue Ridge Summit
George Rohrdaugh
Louis Keepers
Paul Keepers
Leo Keepers
Leonard Sanders
Kari Omdorff
Alton Roberts
Margaret Topper
Richard Jayman
Ge’ Burg
Layman
Lilian Orndorff
Ivy Orndorff
Thornton Rodgers
Samuel Kugler
Rugier
Earl Kugler
Phil Tracey
George Ashbaugh
George Jr
Waynesboro
Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary
York Fair Shows Good Gain
The York County Agricultural Society reports a 1960 York Inter-State Fair profit of $0 939.92, up $4 569.19 from 1959. Attendance reached 265 189, 12 370 more than last year, with debt paid and a $75 000 bank note cleared. The society sold its parking lot for $74 629.50 to the West York School Board.
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York County Agricultural Society
York
First National Bank
West York School Board
Faber
Robbery at Cumberland area market targets widow owner
A lone bandit robbed Vada Wamick's market about 112 miles north of Cumberland on U. S. 220 Tuesday night, taking $250 to $350 in cash and undetermined checks along with groceries from the register. State Police described the suspect as 3 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall, in his early 40s, wearing a blue slouch hat, black jacket, dark trousers, and brown dress shoes.
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Cumberland 'Ap
Cumberland
U. S
Jack Browning
Vada Wamick
Woman recounts Hold-Up at Warnick's Market
Operated Warnick's Market since her husband died last summer and described how James E. Daugherty, 20, was bagging groceries when a bandit demanded cash in a stick-up. The robber waved them away with a gun as a car waited outside the store.
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Warnick’s
James E. Daugherty
editor Samuel Levitas dies in New York at 66
Samuel Levitas, age 66, longtime executive editor of the New Lead Magazine, described as liberal and anti-Communist, died in New York. The notice notes his prior period of absence and a return in 1923 after a previous departure.
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New York
Harry E. Doniger
McGregor-Doniger Inc
Samuel Levitas
New Lead
Levitas
Prisoner Held by Whites and Reds Since 1930
An unnamed Frederick, Maryland report notes a person imprisoned by both White and Red forces, with ties to the New Leader and events dating back to 1930. The brief item presents a stark, era specific political detention story with sparse details.
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Sians
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Circle Theatre
Charity Sisters
Eynthia
Better Homes & Garden New
Cook Book
New Garden Book
Handyman’s
Family Savings Building
Patrick & Court Sis
N.” Patrick & Court Sts. Frederick
York Fair
Uniontown
Greyhound
Chalk
Pinsburgh
Chalk Hill
Genoa
Luciano Gianoni
Francesco Bottazzi
Incesco
Francesco
Eyederick’s
the News
Hendrickson
Norton
Morgan-Jones
Glick’s
Mens
North Market Street
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