Subscriptions and 1956 Maryland Republican events noted
The Frederick Frederick News lists subscription rates and announces events. It reports a 1965 population forecast reaching 190 million by 1965, discusses surpluses and land use, and details the Republican Women of Maryland meeting January 12 at the Stafford Hotel with a lunch, plus the February 28 Washington's Birthday banquet at Hotel Frederick with a prominent Republican speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihrer
Cartier
Assoc
Arensated Press
Post
Frederick
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Stafford Hotel
Baltimore
Vaughn E. Richardson
Federation
G. O. P. Club
Frederick County
Hotel Frederick
Wile Duran
Frederick Notes: Engelbrecht Dies. Fanchon The Cricket At Opera House
Prof John Conrad Engelbrecht a Frederick resident and musician dies at East Patrick Street home. He authored a popular musical primer and led a private class. his Christmas Morning organ piece was a staple in local church programs. May Hillman Stock Company drew large crowds with Fanchon The Cricket. Circus Girl slated next. Mr Tobias Main brought Frederick two large ears of yellow corn. Dutrow children improving. Granville Lindsay formerly of Frederick dies in Baltimore. he served as deputy register of wills and was uncle to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conrad Engelbrecht
Frederick
Hiram Keefer
Patrick Street
Engelbrecht
MAY Hillman Stock Company
Opera House
Fanchon
F. Tobias Main
Mid
Dletown Valley
R. S. J. Dutrow
Clarke Fiace
Granville Lindsay
Baltimore
Lindsay
Frederick County
Hamilton Lindsay
Albert Pearre
W.H. B. Etchison
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns
A jolt on a porch left A J Ellin of The Haberdashery with a badly injured ear and face after a fall. Francis Marion Phebus, longtime amateur baseball figure and wine and fishing expert, was found dead from heart trouble at his DeGrange street home, aged 63. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes spoke at the 115th anniversary of Frederick County Young Men’s Bible Society at Calvary Methodist Church on January 19. The late Charles E. Ewer estate at New Market sold for 11 875 as he paid off debts. the 168 acre farm with ten-room dwelling and outbuildings sold to Walter Pittinger of Union Bridge for 96 708.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
A. J. Ellin
Haberdashery
Francis Marion
Mal) Phebus
DeGrange
Edwin Holt Hughes
Strikes Truck To Avoid Collision On East Catrick Street
A truck driver swerved left to avoid a pedestrian on East Catrick Street near Market Street around 7:15 am today. Police said no charges were filed as damage was minor to the vehicle and the truck. a person exited a curbside car but was not harmed. The report cites Officer Paul Mossburn’s investigation. The piece also notes Madame Thible as the first female free balloon aviator in 1784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abvoin Sitikine
Wnment
Ser Son
Smilar
East Catrick Street
Market Street
Paul Mossburn
Rick Orr
Jeff Dds
Meek Oak Ly
Thomas ¢ Serauser
Ifm
Ateter
Madame Thible
Poma Dean
Lyons
Babson Predicts 1955 Presidential Prospects
Roger W. Babson analyzes likely 1955 political contenders for both parties. He weighs ages, past defeats, wealth, and experience, naming Ike, Nixon, Humphrey, Dewey, Harriman, Kefauver, Dirksen, Meyner, Stratton, Symington, Williams, and Truman as possible figures. He also notes photography’s role in forecasting and hints at Ike seeking a fourth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Washington
Eisenhower
Warren
California
Nixon
Secretary of the
Treasury
George Humphrey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Winves
William Knowland
Harold Stassen
Pennsylvania
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Stevenson
Ilinois
Harriman
Humphrey
America
Ike
Kefauver
Clement
Tennessee
Dirksen
Tlinois
Meyner
New Jersey
Stratton
Illinois
Symington
Missouri
Williams
Michigan
Truman
Life
Look
Mrs. Dowd
White House
Mamie
Denver
Gettysburg
Mrs Hanson Dies En Route To Home
Mrs. Henss W. O. Hanson 73 wife of Dr Henry W. A. Hanson president emeritus of Gettysburg College died Wednesday morning at 6 25 oclock of a cerebral hemorrhage in Casualty Hospital Washington D C. She vacationed in Delray Florida and had been unconscious for days. She was born Elizabeth Painter of Salem Virginia and after marriage in 1904 lived in Pittsburgh Harrisburg and Gettysburg where her husband led Gettysburg College. Survived by three sons Henry W. A. Hanson Jr Robert D Hanson and Rev T Painter Hanson. funeral Friday at 2 pm from Messiah Lutheran Church Harrisburg with Rev Dr Van Horn Davies officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henss W. O. Hanson
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Casualty Hospital
Washington, D.C
Hanson
Delray
Florida
Elizabeth Painter
F.V. N Painter
Salem
Virginia
Roanoke College
University of Berlin
University of Leipzig
United States
Pittsburgh
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Messiah Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
Issburg College League
Henry W. A. Hanson Jr
Robert D Hanson
Rev
T. Painter Hanson
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Belleville
Funeral notices from Baltimore and surrounding areas
Funeral and graveside services are listed for Lena Pentadamasiaan, Resia Levi Delauter, Charles H Davis, and Harry Troxell among others. Clergy from St John’s, Blessed Sacrament, and Elias Lutheran Church officiated with pallbearers named, interments at Mount Olivet and Lathoan cemeteries, and services held at local funeral homes and assemblies in Towson, Baltimore, Emmitsburg, and Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Harry Troxell
Philip Bower
George Wilhide
Clarence Hahn Allen Bollinger
Roscoe Shindledecker
Robert Saylor
James Sanders
Lloyd Dern
Lathoan
Lo Allison
Fun- WrecLor
Hood College to Host Rev. Charles Berger at Vesper Service
Hood College will present Rev. Charles Edward Berger rector of St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis at its vesper service Sunday at 6 30 p m. Dr. Berger, Baltimore native, earned BA in philosophy from Hobart College 1936 and B D from Virginia Theological Seminary in TM 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anne’s
Berger
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Commission On
Episcopal Diocese of
Marylav
Province of
Washington
Weddings Hildebrand Ayia at 32 Jefferson Street
A wedding took place Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Jefferson Street home with a Nativity scene as a backdrop. Miss Virginia F. Ayler married Richard T. Hildebrand in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Thomas Morgan. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents. The groom’s parents are also local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand-Ayia
Jefferson Street
Jesus
Virginia F. Aylor
Louis Ayler
Richard T. Hildebrand
Elmer Hildebrand
Thomas Morgan
Neely Funeral At Fairfield Saturday
George MacBeth Neely 78 a Fairfield resident and postmaster emeritus died Wednesday in Annie Warner Hospital Emmitsburg. He served Fairfield store owner 1907 1938 postmaster 1944 1948 elder 30 years Sunday School superintendent 20 years and held multiple local offices in Fairfield. Funeral at Lower Marsh Creek church Saturday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George MacBeth Neely
Fairfield
Maude A. Maxell Neely
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Eursburg
Neely
Fairfeld
Lower Marsh Creek
Faurad Veen Tha
Gettysburg
Fairfield Community Fire Co
Historical Society
Adare County
James Upton
Elizabeth Shively Neely
Wafe
George Wo
York
Henry VM
James A
Ortanna
Horace F. Fairfield
Sarah Hermann
Hagerstown
Robert.c
Donald H Fairfield
Alice Marrett
Seneca
Helen Ralston
Wenonah
N. J
Marc Neely
Gerret
Mreh
Margaret Poues
Harry Ecker
Fairfield Union Cemetery
L. Allison
Local birthdays and family notices from Frederick era
Residents mark births anniversaries and birthdays including Mrs Brachey at East Ninth Street, Mr Eyler observing his Sard birthday, and Kathy Sue born at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Also notices of relatives traveling and service members stationed in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio. Wardeith UI
Walkersville
William A. Eyler
East Ninth Street
Kenneth N Brachey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hebert Boone
Richard
College Station
Tex
Blanche Boone
Military
Charles Grable
South Bentz Street
Karl Joseph Smith Jr
Karl Smith
Rocky Ridge
Larry Wayne Smith
Harry Bussard
Redland
Mary Frances Bussard
Germantown
L. Cross
Gaithersburg
Luis
Hiden
Florida
Catherine Riggles
Richard M. Toms
California
Toms
Air Force
Camp Morton
Farfax Drive
San Bernardio
Local Hospital Admissions and Family Health Notices
Among The Sick Mr. Millard Lease on South Mewket street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday in satisfactory condition. Miss Margaret Peamrey of Rocky Ridge returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery and is a niece of Mr. Edgar Welty. Mr. Holden S. Felton of Dill avenue was admitted to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown for observation and treatment. Greg Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford, is ill at home on East Thirteenth street. Ye. MEA mont was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday. Mrs. Clara V. Leib, resident of the Home for the Aged, progresses after a broken hip at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
Lease
Mewket Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margaret Peamrey
Rocky Ridge
Edgar Welty
Leon Stime
Burkittsville
Holden S. Felton
Dill Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Greg Ford
Charles Ford
East Thirteenth Street
Mont
Clara V. Leib
Home For
Outstanding Farmer To Be Selected For 1955 Honors
Plans to choose the community outstanding young farmer were announced by Richard Metcalf chair of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Young Farmer Program. Nominations come from Frederick County Granges and the county agent, with a January 31 deadline for the local entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Metcalf
Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Jaycees
American Petroleum Institute Committee On Agriculture
Metcalf
Frederick County
Pittsburgh
Outstanding Private Schultz Honored by American Legion
Pvt E-2 William L Schultz named outstanding private in the 797th Engineer Company and awarded the medal by James E. Later Doub commander of Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. Third such local Legion honor to reserve unit members noted with tonight’s citation for Medical Company of 11th Infantry National. Capt Herman B Hopkins commands Engineers unit as leaders praise attendance appearance and cooperation. John Adams among commissioners in Treaty of Peace with Great Britain and first US minister to that country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L Schultz
797Th
Panat Bretge
James E. Later Doub
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Legion
Armory
11Sth Infantry
Herman B. Hopkins
Engineers
Deaths and Obituaries From Frederick Area
Mrs Annie Catherine Shearer aged 88 dies after long illness at son Ernet Weller home Frederick. Survived by four daughters seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm at 8 East Patrick Street church services Mount Olivet Cemetery. C E Cline and Son directors. Marshall Gue of Long Corner dies at 77 at sister's home Damascus. Born Clagettsville son of R Hamilton and Sarah Gue. Survived by siblings and a niece. services at Montgomery Methodist Church and burial in adjoining cemetery. Olin L Molesworth director. Mrs Lennah Baker Crockett aged 92 dies at Sharon Rest Home Olney. Born Kemptown, survived by nieces including Miss Frankie Wezel and Mrs Anna Purdum. services Saturday 2 pm at Damascus home. Interment Kemptown Cemetery. Clin L Molesworth director. Lewis W Putman of 1820 Rosemont Ave dies after illness aged about 70. Lutheran member. survived by wife Della Summers Putman and four children. services at 106 East Church Street funeral home Sunday 1 30 pm Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son directors. Miss Georgianna Rebecca Hamilton aged 45 dies at 125 East Potomac Street Brunswick. Daughter Mary Jane Hamilton survives with siblings. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Brunswick funeral home. Mt Olivet Cemetery Chapel services in city. C H Feete and Bro directors.
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Resia
Levi Delauter
North Market Street
East Church Street
Ralph GB Wilke
Passel We de Cierny Church of the Brethren
Lawrence Baker
Ray Keefer
Norman Rhoderick
Sherwood Hildabrand Walter Hooper
Thomas Rothenhaefer
Mount Olvet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Annie, Shearer
Annie Catherine Shearer
Award Daugher
Ernest W. Reeder
West 13Th Street
Dae John
Catherine Albal Falk
Germany
Edna Weller
Ruth A. Fagan
Pauline C. Blumenauer
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
R Marshall T. Gue
Marshall Thomas Gue
Long Corner
Marcellus Watkins
Clagettsville
R. Hamilton
Sarah ‘E. Gue
Montgomery Methodist Church
Washie Gue
Baltimore
Annabelle Gue
Long Corser
Emory Gue
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
Lennah B. Crockett
Leannah ‘Sis Baker Crockett
Sharon Rest Home
Olney
Kemptown
Greenberry
Heary Brandenburg Baker
Mt.Airy
Frankie Wetzel
Camilla Wetzel
Frankie Wezel
Anna Purdum
Balimore
Washington
Clin L. Molesworth
Lewis W. Putman
Lewis William Putman
Rosemont Avenue
John J
Rebecca Shriver Putman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church School
Mountain City Lodge
No. 2
Knights of Pythias
Loyal Order of Moore
Della R. Summers Putman
Ralph A. Lester W
Francis J. Putman
Miriam E. Carter
Braddock Heights
William E. Miller
Laura C Black
Tampa
Fla
OM Chivaye
Mt. Olivet
Georgianne KR. Hamiltes
Georgianna Rebecca Hamilton
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
John William
Katie Feiser Hamilton
Mary Jane Hamilton
Stewart Fitz
Woodbine
Forest Covell
Frederick Junction
Clarence
John
Maynard Hamilton
James C. Fenhagen
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. H. Feete
Bro
Promotions and assignments in 302nd Signal Battalion
Lt Col Tames Fo Bartgie Jr announces promotion of Pvt E-1 Michael J. Wilcom to Pvt E-2 and lists multiple unit assignments from the past month. Also notes Reserve Forces enlistments for six months active duty training and several personnel moving to inactive reserve or active duty. Kamin acquitted of contempt of Congress in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Fo Bartgie Jr
302Nd Signal Battalion
Michael J. Wilcom
Monrovia
Sfc
Alfred R Glass
Taney Apartments
West Sixth
Steet
Glenn H. Favourite
RFD
Frederick
Irvin L. Kinsey
West South Street
Lewis E. Fuller
Albert F. Baker
Pine Avenue
Richard A. Keller
Middletown
Willard K. Rudy
Dinl Avenue
Robert W. Titlow
East Fifth Street
Ihe
James O. Brandenburg
RFC
Kaye P. Shorrow
East Fourteenth Street
Robert F. Browning
Mt. Airy
Lawrence A. Way
East Church Street
John D. Brachey
Dwayn A. House
South Jefferson Street
Maurice L. Wiles
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Earl Lamm
Norris Carter Jr
Lyle Smith
George Scheetz
Merrii Lamm
Frank Wetzel Jr
Nan Tothanna Cemetery
Jefferson C E. Cline and Son
van Horn Davies
Frank Neeler
Soungsers
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
East Third Street
Lydard
Shirley Q. Frombach
Nathan Frombach
Ashtabula
Jack Leroy Lydard
George H. Lydard
West Fifth Street
Trinity Methodist Church
Herbert L. D. Doggett
Arnold Lydard
Lena Pentadamasiaan
Cyndae
Towson
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John's Catholic Church
Nic
Moran Funeral Home
Church of Blessed Sacrament
J. Ambrose Quinn
Angevine
Mary Emeline
Blessed Sacrament School
Richard Eveler
Francis R Wise
Irene Brown
Arlington
Nora Simms
Detroit
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Mary Klutch
Helen Wonneman
William E. Mackessy
Edward Bozel
John A. Snyder
William B. Schmidt
John Kelmartin
School Sisters of Notre Dame
Sisters of Mercy
Franciscan Sisters
Aculogy
Quinn
Charles H Davis
Rineharts Alles
Fairview Cemetery
Etchison
Sor Nevad
Ces
New Merel
Stanies
Leo Lamsen
Ida
Lamm
Assembly of God Church
Point of Rocks
Mary E. Kibbe
Jésus
Mise Mary Carter
Nie
Louse Sheree
Annapolis
Hood
Mere Willard
Aney
Joan Marie
Joseph L. Linthicum
Miel W. Linthicum
Wyamsville
Elmer
Wiles
Mary Helen
Ashley Franklin Fouche
Lather Fouche
Bogota
Colombia
Ernie and
Casita Tenet
Tolima
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Adamstown
Zionatheran Church
Howard J. McGeruty
U.S
John Adams
Great Britain
Kamin
Boston
Leon J Kamin
Harvard University
Bailey Aldrich
Congress
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