News Notes and Billing Details in The Associated Press Era
Frayed OCR from 1956 shows billing figures and AP credit line. Includes postal stamping, entry at Fre d enck MD, and date Friday January 6 1956. Mentions monthly and yearly rates and membership notes, with the Associated Press imprint.
Working Wives Rise in Labor Force and Family Roles
Census figures show more women work than before with about one in ten working households headed by a wife. Unemployment still affects 1,3000 heads of families, while many families rely on wives for both income and food. Single women at work decline, married couples push two salaries for living costs, delaying family start, and marriage motives shift with employment. A new Brunswick sportsmen’s club may form, led by Jimmy Main who calls for interested men to send names, addresses, and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimpwetar Ana
Sife
Jimmy Main
West B Street
Brunswick
Main
Frederick County Agricultural Society annual meeting report
Fifty years ago notes from The News recount the Frederick County Agricultural Society annual meeting electing officers led by John W. Humm and J. Roger McSherry with Winebrewer not seeking re election. A separate item covers engineer Charles Riley's narrow head injury near Martinsburg and a new Frederick county high school basketball club forming under captains Cramer Ordeman and Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Humm
J. Roger McSherry
D. ¥. Stauffer
Lee Ranneberger
K. Charles Winebrewer
Charles Riley
B. and
Martinsburg
W. Va
Riley
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Rilty
Frederick Mate High School
W. Cramer
Lee Ordeman
W. Storm
Mate High School
F. Putman
Frederick
G. H Putman
Belles Lettres Literary Society
W. Delaplaine
R Gaver
R. Angleberger
L. Gaver
Proposed dual highway between Frederick and Hagerstown
Twenty years ago The News reports a planned dual highway between Frederick and Hagerstown, with Homer E Tabler stating details by telephone. Construction begins on Frederick's million dollar sewer system, disrupted by a snowstorm as workers halt. A car accident near Winchester, Virginia injures none. a Beaton embankment incident involves a tire blowout. Frederick's population is estimated at 16 161 by the census official release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Leo
Manuel Weinberg
Tha Emy
Adelaide W. Daves
Lexington
Winchester
Job's Daughters Officers Installed at Bethel No. 28
Miss Janet Foland was installed as Honored Queen of Bethel No. 28 of the International Order of Job's Daughters in the Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School room. The ceremony featured Connie Myers as installing officer and included a full slate of officers, music, floral tributes, and speeches. The event, with about 200 guests, concluded with refreshments and a next meeting planned for January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Foland
Aust. Foland
Bethel No. 28
International Order of Job's Daughters
Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School
Austin Foland
Connie Myers
Melvin Lescafleet
Patricia Lescalbeet
Bethel No
Carol Sanders
Joan Summers
Linda Weintraub
Betty Lou Gaver
Roxie Strine
May Dubel
Martha Haugh
Miss Haugh
Doris Warrenfeltz
Bettie Warrenfeltz
Glenda Biehl
Joanne Derr
Susanne Keefer
Sara A. Wachter
Kay Kaufman
Dianne Shafer
Jo Ann Stup
Deanna Horton
Gerry May
Heramkoo Rugth
Uychakuuse
Su Messenger
Carol Krantz
Mary Alexander
Judy Rudy
Cecelia Bear
Ann Michael
Ellen Roof
Peggy Pryor
Elaine Schnauffer
Libby Elworthy
Linda Stup
Carol Dorsey
Connie
Lillian Myers
Melvin Lescalleet
Myers
Lescalleet
Gertrude Heimiller
Handbook for Americans targets Communist party aims
The Senate subcommittee issue a 100 page handbook outlining how the Communist party operates. It questions the Ford Foundation funded fund for the republics impartiality and suggests distributing the booklets at cost to schools colleges faculties writers teachers and clergy. The piece critiques Hutchins and calls for presenting sworn testimony of ex Communists as public knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation For
Communist Party
United States
Ford
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Congress
Senate
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
America
tLe Alsoualiciapaleu
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
Wife Dies as Fire Kills Infant and Burns Lt. Gov. Allen
In Gadsden Alabama Mrs James B Allen died from asphyxiation while her husband Lt Governor James B Allen suffered severe burns rescuing their two children James Jr and Debbie from a house fire. A daughter Mary Rebecca had died earlier from pneumonia. The fire’s cause was not immediately available. Allen had retired from public life after an unsuccessful run for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
James B. Allen
Alabama
Allen
Alen
James Jr
Debbie
Mary Rebecca
Gordon Persons
Povernor
Many In Miami Attend Orange Bowl Trip News
Local residents from Frederick and nearby towns joined in New Year visits to Miami for the Orange Bowl game. Several families vacationed in Miami Beach while others traveled for the event, with many returning home and a few remaining in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Miammi
Mel
Roy L. Rhoderick
Terry
Lana
Fairview Avenue
Miami Beach
Richard R. Kline
Kline Boulevard
David Weinberg
Richard Schindel
William LeGore
LeGore
Kline
Uipalia
Washington
J. Homer Heemsberg
Edward F Holter
Frank G. Remsberg
Harold Remsberg
Cecil K. Holter
Middletown
Der
A. R. Remsberg
Carrol Parkway
J.homer Remsberg
Alumni Association Association of the University
Edward F. Holter
Board of Regents
Remsberg
Athletic Commission
Messrs. Remsberg
Holter
Press Club
Wilson T. Elkins
University
Elkins
William Cole
Sickness and hospital notes from Brunswick area
Among The Sick notes Harold Schaden and Fairview Avenue resident chicken Lot Miss Kitty Eagle of near Knox ville. Frederick Memorial Hospital patient for three weeks underwent a second operation Tuesday with satisfactory improvement. Clarence Merriman, Brunswick, entered Maryland General Hospital for observation and treatment. Lieut M E McGaha Brunswick police chief returned to desk after a virus infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucnael Acnagen
Harold E. Schaden
Fairview Avenue
Kitty Eagle
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence Merriman
Brunswick
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
M. E. McGaha
Brunswick B
Funeral Notices for Buckingham Ausherman Zacharas and Smith
Funeral services were held for Maurice Andrew Buckingham at 10 o clock Thursday at the home on 8 East Patrick Street with Rev. Hall officiating. Interment was in Pipe Creek Cemetery. Also honored were Margaret Elizabeth Ausherman and Nellie Eyster Zacharas with services at local funeral homes and Mount Olivet and Mr. View cemeteries respectively. Morrison D. Smith’s funeral occurred at Uniontown Methodist Church with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. All services were conducted by local funeral directors including Etchison and Son and S. L. Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Gertrude Burke
Jesse Ramsburg
Harry B. Eyler
Newton Boyler
Thurmont
Charles F. Truck Jr
Jack Cologne
West Patrick Street
Dailey
Himes
Betty Himes
Roy W. Himes
Frederick
Donald R. Dailey
Harry Lee Dailey
Purcellville
Howard J. McCarney
Zion J Lutheran Church
Middletown
Marlene Ridgeway
Richard Dailey
Leesburg
Maurice Andrew Buckingham
East
Patrick Street
Ree. Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Eugene Hess
Frank Cover Jr
Coleman Cover
Lester C. Mace
Shirley Braungart
Cliford Beard
Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Chine and Son
Margaret Elizabeth Ausherman
Charles Edward Ausherman
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Cap Stine Road
Adamstown
East Church Street
Richard W. Johnson
Brunswick Evangelical Reformed Church
N. H. Fravel
Keefer Crampton
Eugene Hemp
Maynard Eagle
Edgar Ferrell
George Bell
Towne Titus
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Nellie Eyster Zacharas
Richard Zacharias
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
William Paine
Norman Shriver
Frank Weant
John Hollinger
Robert Dougherty
Clarence Frailey
Mr. View Cemetery
S. L. Allison
Morrison D. Smith
Uniontown Methodist Church
Uniontown
Paul Warner
Robert Bavenger
Lutheran
Marshall Serseney
Howard Lewis
John Foreman
Alfred Zollicoffer
Roy Heiner
Arthur Duvall
C. O. Fuss
Funeral Saturday for basketball star David W Kline Jr
The body of Pvt David W Kline Jr a Freder ick basketball star who died of a brain hemorrhage at Fort Jackson is at the funeral home. Friends may call after 3 pm. Services will be held Saturday at 11 am with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Kline Jr
Frederick
Fort Jackson
D. C
East
the &Fort Ginch
Charlotte Hall
Syracuse University
Mount Oliset
M. R. Etchison
Personal crisis reports fall in Frederick county records
Frederick county shows fewer personal crisis reports in recent years though counts remain high historically. 1952 recorded 11 cases, 1953 nine, with 1947 the peak year for both deaths and rate at 263 per hundred thousand. Colored persons accounted for the elevated rate in 1926 at 42.3 per hundred thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
State Department of Health
Wall Street
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RFD
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Fence College
Raleigh
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Christian World Mission
Ohio University
Athens
Ems
THE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Columes of the News
Ge Maw Depertad
Waekh
Job's Daughters
Anchorage
Alaska
Simeon Wassela
Lake Tiamna
Ine Wasselas
Newhalen
Iguigig
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Donald R. Lynch
Frederick, Md
U.S
Society News
Wallace Grimes
Young's
Merle Zeigler
Marion Kemp
Dawne
Morris Hewitt
Eugene Rippeon
Donald Young
Ronnie
Merril Lantz
Wm. Willard
Dale
William Eisentrout
Helen Stup
Kenneth Powell
Laura Grimes
Gloria Grimes
Dottie Grimes
Nelson Grimes
Bernice Klein
Fannie Anderson
Mt. Airy
Klein
Naomi Wallace
Virginia Egolf
Mary Sue Kent
Martha Strine
Grace Young
Margaret May
Pearl Eader
Waluieneue
Evenne Hargett
William Hartsough
Walkersville
Mary Jane Watson
Betty Fleming
New Market
Marie Hammett
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Herbert S. Quint
Camp Detrick
Richard M. Clendenin
Robert W. Pumper
Floyd M. Green
Columbus
Theron O. Green
Rockwell Terlake
Hoover
Jesse J. Hoover
Jesse Hoover
Charles de- Lauter
Silas de- Lauter
Lee de- Lauter
Aaron de- Lauter
Ora DeLauter
Richard DeLauter
Wilbur Grossnickle
Harry Main
Chester DeLawer
Raymond Shultz
Letha DeLauter
Harold DeLauter
Paul DeLauter
Anna Tee DeLauter
Frances Main
Ora Main
Nancy Grossnickle
Charlies S. Keefer
Washington Street
Rodney BR. Kelley
Ruckerstown
Frances Johnson
Myersville
Lewisburg Baptist Church
Johnson
Dorothy Wilson
Bucknell Unversity
Gerald Tucker
Ronnie Kay
Saat Seventh Street
Donald Stuke
Randel
Niceville
Flo
Schaagffer
Shirley Diane Schnauffer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Rockwell Terrace
Barbara Thomas
Daniel J. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Schrauffer
Robert Lawrence Zullnger Jr
Robert Lawrence Zullinger Sr
Merion
William Go Schnaulter
Kay Schnauffer
Richard F. Shipley
Loward Kelis
Bes Uate Ausman
Annette Powell
Anne Carty
Rebecca McCutcheon
Patrica Brice
Cla
Marie-Antoinette Untereiner
Hood College
Mood Club
Women’s Club
J Kaylor Byler
Charles Roggis
Betsy Newcomer
Hood
Andrew Gi. Lruxal
Iruxal
Andrew K. Coffman
R. Paul Smith
Hood Board of Trustees
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Alumnae Association
Arthur G. Schuettinger
Upper College Terrace
Robert J. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Lake Placid
Art Devlin
Devlin
Italy
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Jacksonville
Randolph GS. Wilson
Catherine
John M. Groff
Mary Buch
Chambersourg, Ra
Julian J. Chisolm
Beallsville
Eugene W. Pruitt
Nancy Lou Strobel Wright
William Strobel
West College Terrace
Ft. Knox
Gerald G. Wright
Wright
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
North Market Street
Philadelphia
Charles L. Hoffmeier
John
Catharine
Hoffmeier
Charles’ Hoffmeier
Leon Loep
Wellcome Farms
Urbana
Helene Vona Jr
Joseph Vona
North College Parkway
G. Richard Noell
Chicago
Kathryn Weinberg
Manuel M. Weinberg
Magnolia Avenue
Smith College
Northampton
Donald Wolfe
Red Lion, Fa
Robert Lee
York, Pa
Wolfe
Rete Trene Stull
Kenneth Rowland
RED
Kennth Wayne
J. Homer Remshere
Afiddletown
National , Council of Homemakers Clad
Sday
National Home Demonstration Council
Statler Hotel
Muse Social Club
Monroe Schloss
Sarah Barron
Union
Catherine Fietz
Doris Welty
Vickie Betson
Sharon Wiles
Betty Lou Davis
Privee Wera van Be
Bruce Stone
Eddie Blumenauer
Frances Spurrier
Carol Gross
St. Mary's Seminary Junior College
St. Mary's City
Charles A Gross
Rosemont
Claude Dutrow
Darlene
Ira Cline
David
Near
Braddock
Florida
Durrows
Herbert Uevall
All Gallie
Cline
Maurice Burns
Joseph Eyter Jr
Kenneth Hover
Hilleary C. Rockwell
Silver Spring
Martinsburg. Y. Va
Myer Kaplan
Harold Temin and Sons
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. H. Grimm
Cumberland
Charles F. Deck
Charles Magalis
Nar
Waren Og
Mama Roilitude
Sele Une Tae
Rox W. Himes
Dickie Dailey
Fritz-Misner
United Brethren Church
Patricia Ann Misner
Ronald C. Fritz
Detour
Elmer Ro Andrews
Fritz
Pearl Misner
Fhurmont
Ruth Fritz
Mea Berman
George
Mice Danica Poveda
le Trinity Chapel Bride
Louise Eele
Harry A. Stoney
North Bentz. Street
Frederick Paul Hammell
Andover
N.Y
Trinnity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Sperry Storm
Frederick High School
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Corcoran Art Gallery
Pratt Institute
New York
North
Bentz Street
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