Fredrick Daily News Format's January 7 1955 Subscription Rates
The page shows subscription pricing for the Great Southern Pig and Manufacturing Co era publication from Worth Court Street. Rates listed include single copies at five cents and paid in advance options: $1.00 monthly, 32 percent for three months, $4.50 for six months, and $8.00 yearly. Also notes Audit Bureau of Circulations membership and postal posting at Frederick Maryland as a second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prpeanes Svenae
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. Co
Old Worth Court St
Aserick, Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederick
Yugoslavia to Receive 850000 Tons U S Wheat
Yugoslavia pledges to receive a grant of 850000 tons of American wheat to bridge the gap until the next harvest, said by Vukmanovic Tempo one of four Yugoslav vice presidents. He noted the supply could be increased if needed and discussed Yugoslavia's growing foreign debt and a possible debt conference with creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Svetozer
Vukmanovic-Tempo
Nevus
United States
Washington
Marshal Tito
Tito
Comintern
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Nore
Moscow
Fifty Years Ago Stems fry art Louis Of The News
At the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company this morning, the resignation of the president, Mr. George William Smith, was submitted. He was persuaded to stay until further management arrangements can be made. The Company will employ a superintendent. The annual meeting of the Frederick County Agricultural Society stockholders elected Charles N. Hargett as president, D. Charles Wine brewer as vice president, J. Roger McSherry as secretary, D. V. Stauffer as treasurer, Lee Ranseberger as chief marshal. South Frederick Literary Society debated whether America should have been named after Columbus or Amerigo Vespucci, affirmative winning 2 to 1. Edward S. Mobley and Bro. opened a new West Patrick street store and tinware shop serving heating and sanitary engineering needs. The Baltimore and Ohio Emergency Hospital at Brunswick will open January 16, built by Ladies Hospital Corps and company surgeons, with over $1,200 spent on additions and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Grand Jury Room
Court House
Charles N. Hargett
D. Charles Winebrewer
J. Roger McSherry
D. Vv. Stauffer
Lee Ranseberger
South Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Ladies Hospital Corps of
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick County Maryland notes reflect a board decision to relinquish beer and liquor license fees, the junior fire company annual meeting honoring Foreman George William Shipley with Francs Days as successor, a rear barn fire at Emmitsburg sparing neighboring homes, and plans by county commissioners to repair F Seminary interiors and relocate health and protection offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Children's Aid Society
George William Shipley
Francs Days
Joseph H. Rosensteel
Emmitsmirg
Stambaugh announces engagement of Betty Jane to Kenneth Bartgis
Taneytown announces the engagement of Betty Jane Stambaugh to Kenneth A. Bartgis son of Mrs Baylor A Crist Jr of Frederick The bride to be is Hood College graduate 1953 and a teacher at Charles Carroll School Silver Run Bartgis served four years in the marines and is now employed by Ralph M Parsons Co at Camp Detrick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stambaugh
Taneytown
Betty Jane
Kenneth A. Bartgis
Baylor A. Crist
Frederick
Miss Stambaugh
Hood College
Charles Carroll School
Silver Run
Barigis
Marines
Ralph M. Parsons Co
Camp Detrick
Mt Airy Fire Department selects 1955 officers
C Oscar Baker was unanimously elected president of the Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Department for 1955 at the annual election and dinner of Carroll County. Chief Edward Rim bey and Arthur Lowman were chosen for top fire leadership roles while other officers include Riddlemoser Norwood Bastill etc. Staff and guests totaled 248 at the dinner with musical entertainment from West Virginia and local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
C. Oscar Baker
Carroll County
Thursday Light
Robert C. Riddlemoser
Charles K. Norwood
Travis Norwood
Carl W. Smith
Kenneth Burdette
Joseph H. Gosnell
W. DeWitt Dickey
William 8. Caldwell
Edward Rimbey
Arthur Lowman
Robert Welsh
Mt. Airy Firemen
State Volunteer Firemen's Association
Countes
Wade
West Virginia
Tuo
Auxiliary Members To Attend State Meeting
Freder ick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary members will attend the Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries meeting in Baltic on Monday. Attending from the city are Mrs. BE Hartmann president Mrs. J C Duve state second vice president Mrs. Byron D White committee member Mrs. Donald B Rice local chairman Mrs. W Jarboe Grove and Mrs. William G Smith and Miss Ethel Northam Hospital director. A morning panel discusses volunteer problems followed by a lunch. Afternoon workshops will be held after musical therapy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Baltic
BE. C. Hartmann
J. C. Duve
Byron D. White
Donald B. Rice
W. Jarboe Grove
William G. Smith
Ethel Northam
Church of the Redeemer
Local Health Notes and Roadside Safety Reminder
Among The Sick girls Henry Morningstar of Davis Avenue is confined to home by Mrs Emory C Alexander. A rau Avenue, who has stayed at her home for weeks with plurisy is improving About WT percent of people skilled in US auto incidents are pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girs
Henry Morningstar
Davis Avenue
Miss Frederick 1955 born in Frederick County
Patricia Ann Shaff daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Shaff first baby born in Frederick County this year. Seven pound eight ounce girl registered at Frederick Memorial Hospital at New Year’s. Photo provided by the hospital Womens Auxiliary Baby Photo Service chaired by Mrs George B Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patricia Ann Shaff
Bernard Shaff
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Womens Auxiliary
George B. Douglas
Federal warden reports 100 arrests for baited blinds shooting
A federal game warden said officers arrested 100 sportsmen for shooting ducks and geese over baited blinds in Maryland in the past 10 days. The crackdown, led by Curtis Alien with a team of 14, targeted Chesapeake Bay area violations, while Maryland state law fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars and federal penalties up to 500 dollars or six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maryland
Curtis Alien
Boston
Chesapeake Bay
Hinde
Allen
US S, Fish and Wildlife Service
Main
West Virginia
Potomac
Patuxent
Ernest A. Vaughn
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Vaughn
General Assembly
Five Carroll Girls Engaged to Marry Five Carroll County Men
Engagements announced by parents involve Shirley Ann Miler of Millers and Robert Sterner of Lineboro as well as Corinne Schofield of Westminster to Millard Les Callette of Vienna. Nan cy Kiler of Hampstead to Charles Wagner of Melrose, Barbara LeVee of Harney to John Baker of Keymar, and Donna Calvert Sherman of Midd burg to Earl Jackson Smith of Union Bridge with weddings planned in spring or fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Shirley Ann Miler
Aler Robert Sterner
Robert Sterner
Lineboro
Solomien £. Miller
Millers
Corinne Schofield
Samuel B. Schofield
Westminster
Millard G. Les Callette
Vienna
George Les Callette
Scho‘field
Western Maryland College
C. and P. Telephone Co
Frederick
Les Cattette
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Ralph R. Kiler
Hampstead
Nancy
Charles E. Wagner
Melrose
Henry LeVee
Harney
Barbara
John A. Baker
Roy L. Baker
Keymar
Donna
Calvert Sherman
Annetta Sherman
Charles Wade Sherman
Middleburg
Earl Jackson Smith
Samuel Smith
Union Hridge
Urner Urner Wedding in Belmont Massachusetts
Patricia Urner daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight Roland MacAfee of Belmont Massachusetts married Joseph Floyd Urner son of Mr and Mrs Walker Urner of East Second Street Wednesday at All Saints Episcopal chapel Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiated Mrs Urner a West Hill Junior College graduate Mr Urner earned bachelor of science and master degrees from MIT and is serving in the armed forces He recently completed basic training at Camp Gordon and will be stationed at Fort Belvoir after furlough
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Dlacaice
Dwight Roland MacAfee
Belmont
Mass
Patricia
Joseph Floyd Urner
Joseph
Walker Urner
East Second Street
Ail Saints Episcopal Chapel
Maurice D. Ashbury
West Hill Junior College
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Camp Gerron
Fort Belvoir
Hargett Golden Wedding Set by Local Couple
Mr and Mrs Richard S Hargett longtime residents near Jug Bridge will mark fifty years of marriage with an open house at their home on Sunday Their daughter Mrs Ross Hunt of Alexandria VA and two grandchildren will join in the anniversary celebration They were married January 11 1904 in Feagaville Rev David Dittmar officiated They are active Evangelical Reformed Church members Also noted are birthdays anniversaries and a luncheon plan by the Filahugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy for February 15 at the Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett
Mark Golden
Richard S Harrett
Near Jug Bridge
John E. Hargett
Maude Riggs
Edward B
David Dittmar
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lee-Jackson
Filahugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rebert BE
Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Miriam Feely
Gerald Huff
Catherine Long
T. Brosius
Wedgewood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fisher-Doll Wedding Set For Saturday
Margaret Cecilia Doll of West Third street will wed Henry Hooper Fisher Saturday afternoon at St. John's Catholic Church. A pre wedding shower at Mrs. Ralph E. Fry's home on Magonna Avenue featured many guests including Mrs. John Fisher and Mrs. George Doll. Separate engagements and social events followed, with further notices of gatherings and local club activities across the area.
Fights Last Night At The Associated Prev Boxing Card
In Philadelphia Jimmy Loo, 136, stopped Jimmy Di Imura, 134, Syracuse, in a bout featuring local fighters. The event took place at Philadelphia venue with the result recorded as a stoppage in the early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Philadelphia
Jimmy Loo
Jimmy di Imura
Syracuse
Two Houseguests and Caribbean Cruise Guests
Mr. ang Uth Leon Loeb and Miss Mary Jeanne Adan son served as second houseguests of Col and Mrs John Willard Ma sot at West Acres Darlington. Mrs Ralph G Kine and Mrs Paul J Paine of this city returned Monday from a two week Caribbean cruise aboard the St Maasdam visiting the West Indies and South America. Mrs David Robinson Huntington Wey is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Levis C Keyser West Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Uth Leon Loeb Anit
Mary Jeanne Adanson
Secend
Col
John Willard Masot
West Acres
Darlington
Ralph G. Kine
Paul J. Paine
West Indies
South America
David Robinson
Huntington
WoVa
Levis C. Keyser
West Fourteenth Street
Fifth Lecture In Series On Monday At Hood College
Charles McC Mathias Jr a Frederick city attorney and active Republican leader will speak at Hood College in Alaronae Hall room 33 Monday at 8 pm. The fifth American Heritage Series lecture, open to the public, will cover America s Republican heritage from Lincoln to Eisenhower and party changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Alaronae Hall
Hood College
Friends of the Hood College Library
Mathias
America
Frederick
Lincoln
Eisenhower
University of Maryland School of Law
Haverford College
Yale University
United States Navy
Historical Society of
Calder Weather Shapes Up With Northwest Gales
Strong northwest gales push colder air into Frederick with a chance of snow or rain by Sunday. Temperatures hit 49 Thursday, fell to 33 at 3 30 a.m., then rose slightly. highs to stay under 40. Winds at the airport reached 35 mph. tonight poised for mid twenties. Saturday outlook is cloudy and moderately cold. Innovation in hearing aids resemble spectacles. a self contained unit called listeners uses invisible wiring and a battery the size of a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jaime
Civil Rights Champions Bow To Right Wing Foes
The Senate’s civil rights champions bowed to southern Democrats and decided not to pursue a change in Senate rules this session. The move, after behind the scenes conferences, leaves filibuster limits in place and signals limited chance for civil rights legislation this term.
Girl Scout Directors Hear Committee Reports
The Frederick Association of Girl Scouts board met at Scout Headquarters Winchester Hall. Routine committee reports were given. Rood College students are available as consultants for troop leaders for 1954. Mrs. Paul Johnson will teach a course for advanced leaders on January 12. The finance committee requires fund-raising projects to be cleared. The association meeting is set for Tuesday January 23 at Obers at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Scout
Winchester Hall
Rood College
Paul Johnson
Association
Obers
Local Worker Suffered Forearm Lacerations At Plant
Roger Croneburg of 346 Madison Street sustained cuts to the left forearm at a local industrial plant on Thursday afternoon when a stack of sheet steel upset. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital about 4 p.m. for emergency treatment, sutured, and discharged home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer RY Steel
Roger Croneburg
Madison Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fry Art Louis
the News
Edward S. Mobley
BRO., Heating and Sanitary Engineers
West Patrick Street
Then Plumbing Business
Carroll
Teschott
Parsons Newman
Donis Louise Grable
Mr. and
Mirs
Charles Grable
Route 6
Niles B. Fox
Hagerstown
Harry Burkett
East South Street
Jerry Marrone
Frederick Avenue
Cindy Louw
Mary Moser
Drexel Hill
Abrs
E. C. Hartmann
West Twelfth Street
Edward C. Hartmann
Roney Motor Company
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Hartmann
Rodney R. Kelly
Buckeystown
Charles S. Keefer
Washinston Street
Robert BD. Owen
West Church Street
Institute On Federal Taxation
American University
Washington, D. C
Linda Kathrene Michael
Grover L. Michael
Pittsburo
Samuel Duvall Dutrow
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk
Exel Yingling
Linden Hills
Howard Hoover
Meredith and
Judy Hoover
John McHenry
Jal
Pat
Mike
Sara Lynn McHenry
William N. Shirey
Fairview Avenue
Edward W.ditto
Bris
John Unger, Jr
Ditto
Glenice Allen
Unger
Lois Groh
Shirey
Catoctin Club
LeRoy F. Davis
Edward R. Spurrier
Robert Marsh
J. Robert McLaren
Paul W. Strine
E. Linwood Myers
Briggs Philips
Upper
Montgomery County
Sam Clammer
Sunbeam Farms
Beallsville
George Menke
A Bronke-Cunningham
Great Barrington
A. E. Town
Theron D. Green
Rockwell Ter
Yace
Floyd Green
William Hascraft
Baltimore
Tharaties
Naomi. Gartman Ringrose
Magaha-Hersperger
William Scholl Hersperger
College Avenue
Helen Barbara
Ernest
Paul Magalia, Jr
E. Paul Magalia
di Avenue
Francis Scott Key
Welcome Wagon Group
Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club
Elks
Stayver
John A. Derr
Robert Reid
Edgar Tullis
J. W. Brosius, Jr
Alfred Stanley
Rirs
W. D. Foster
Lawrence Welsch
William Wallace
Grant DeShazer
H. P. Feldman
Donald Johnston
Paul Shatto
Avening Bridge
Robert M. Pennington
Albert Fernelius
Louis A. VanTill
Garden Club
2. Schmitz
John J. Donovan
Clarksburg
Maureen
Donovan
Harriett Margaret Lebherz
William B. Lebherz
Lionel Summers
Dorothy Hoffman
Doris Hoffman
Doris Schreyer
Harry Warren Summers
John Hedzes
Louise Shoemaker
Ure William Summers
Robert Haupt
Ethel Keller
Roy Magaha
Dosent
Eyler, Jr Emmitshurs
Holmes DB
Baker
Waverley Farm
William Chambers Trier, Jr
Randy
Peter Lyon
Louisville
Harrison McAlpine
West College Terrace
Russell Blackwood
Albert Schweitzer
Jacques
Calder
Waaita
David Lawrence Ashington
Caval Ments
Senate
Lehman
New York
Watkins Committee
McCarthy
Jeff Wing
Green
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Congress
Girl Scout
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!