Local News Summary From January 9, 1950 Edition
Partial OCR reads a local news page dated Friday January 9 1950. Text shows scattered fragments about Associated Press service, postal notices, and unidentified names such as Fred nck. Content is fragmentary with no clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Notable Anniversaries and Historical Highlights
A compiled list notes birthdays and deaths of public figures, scholars, and editors including Christopher Memmiunzer born in Germany and died 1888, Alexander Ko Melure a Philadelphia editor who died 1908, and Carrie Chapman Catt an early women’s rights advocate who died 1947. It also recalls key historical moments such as Connecticut ratifying the Constitution and Eisenhower’s wartime actions. The piece lists contemporary birthdays including Vice President Richard Nixon and Gov James P Coleman of Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher G Memmiunzer
Carolina Javier
Treasury
Germany
Charles EA Gayarre
Colven
New Orleans
Aienander Ko Melure
Philadelphia
Barn Permuo
Cusun Wo Mater
China
Tetley
Connecticut
Jean Pierre Blanchard
Wasninstat
Countie
DBI
Detroit
East
Star of the West
Charleston
Ft Rotinson
Nebr
Manila
MacArthur
Jap Deld
Philippines
Eisenhower
Esenhower
Pentagon
Richard M Nixon
Yorba Linda
Cal
James P. Coleman
Mississippi
Ackerman
Miss
Eva K. Bowring
Federal Board of Parole
U.S
Nebraska
Nevada
John A Denaher
US. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Meriden
Conn
Rudolph Bing
New York
Onera Co
Vienna
Ansiris
Agd Chie Young
Blondie
Chicago
Lester Markel
Sunday Times
Ano, Gene
Eugene &,' Rabb
Albany
Union
Lincoln
Amvets Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Battles Over Mikoyan Visit
The Amvets Auxiliary at Post Home conducted a Monday meeting with Elaine Kennedy presiding and Doris Peace presenting the colors. Reports praised a Christmas party,VA Center visit, and a January 20 hospital trip, while remarks on Mikoyan urged a cautious American response to his Soviet visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Kennedy
Amyvets Ausitiany
Doris Peace
Activie Serceant
Ada Ford
Helen Warrenfeltz
Cild Welfare
Chaiirman
Doris Poat
the Post
Worneschinaodt
Floraham Grit
Hamendehrade
Maraunsourg
W. Va
Ford
Aiclen Warrenfelt
Francis Clark
Tro
Wis
Carroll Parkway
Jon
America
Kremlina
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Woodford T. Moseley
Alice Clark
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Carmen Leonard
Puerto Rico
Jack Howard
Harold Dutrow
Florida
Francis Rozich
Joseph Seheimers
Miami
Leonard Appleby
Tuscarora Archers Club
Francis X. Smith
Houston
Tex
Gus Selekmann
Kent Island
Archie Caldwell
Edward Gallagher
John Convey
Braddock
Bluemont
Scranton
Helen Alexander
Grace Miller
Gerald B. Gilbert
Rededicated Hill Church in Lewistown recalls old days
In November the Hill Church at Lewistown was rededicated. Mrs. R. Paul Buhrman, long connected with the congregation, wrote an autobiographical sketch of the church and its history. The piece recalls Route 15, 1833 construction, gender-segregated seating, and later modernization including a chandelier and electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Hill
Lewistown
R. Paul
Eden M.) Buhrmas
Trail Avenue
Remembrance and Community Life Across Fort Detrick
A reflective look at local veterans from Civil War to World Wars, church memories, and a church bell era. Fort Detrick reports note Boy Scout paper drive, winter dance, and troop changes. Bowling tournament results highlight Schemmer’s 661 series. Store stories list newborns and Good Conduct medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Fort Detrick
Richard Graham
Harold A. Neufeld
Lee Jacobs
Richard Hargett
Harold Teller
Lynn
Air Force
Clinton W. Schemmer
Pfc
Joe Clement
Utica
Thammarnoetiony Intendim Cnmand
Abana Aden
John Morris
Joe Burke
Emil ‘Eran
Johnson
Thomas Pitcherelle
J. €. Prentice
R. S. Clark
Franz
Carl
Andrus
J. C. MacDonnell
Welcome to All Military Arrivals and Local Notices
Court News from Freeport and surrounding towns lists new civilian employees, military arrivals including Sergeant Harold D. Staggers and Privates John W. Acre and others, with scattered marriage licenses and deeds recorded. The report mentions police activity, property transactions, and a poetic note titled THE OLD CHURCH SPEAKS reflecting on age and morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamees
Rooney
Harold D. Staggers
Annville
John W. Acre
Freeport
John C. Alishouse
Bainbridge
Ind
Larry C. Amos
Atlanta
Wash
Doe Sisters
Emmitsburg
M Johnson
Bemus Point
Plymouth Rock
John E. Kirkpatrick
Ler
Vance R. Mason
Brookee Mer
Barneyite
Clyde Richard Orndorff
Bea Ee Metal
Epiphany Church
Joan Elizabeth Dalla
Ronx
NW. Y
Gera . Myers
Saginaw
Mich
Robert E. Roby
Birmingham
Ala
Ronald H. Deeds
F. Naina
Jamaica
N. Y
Richard New
D. Sm
Columbia, Chy
Tad
Strickland
Cal
Atic
Patrick Temple
Chicago
Kylacopal
Lloyd F. Gaver
Paul Clerk
Sa Recording , Ple of A Speiighborhoed of £ 17,008, Witt
G. Gaver
Maryland
Horatio G Gitmor
Grace Glisan
Woodville
New Windsor
Eest Reid
Estes Gitmor
Jake W
Ofen Kinatry
Min
Carroll County
Tanieabe
Young
Norris
State Roads Commission
Onus
Leouner
Gradierea Alee
1958 Construction Here Was Exceeded Only Once
Frederick city permits show 1958 total rising well above 1957. Major activity included $60,000 garage replacement at 331 North Market and a 78 apartment Housing Authority project. Several new homes authorized in September and multiple smaller remodels and plant permits. Military personnel shifts noted with post assignments and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Y Arick
Irving H. Weill
Market
Hamilton
Housing Authority
City
Frederick
John K. Cheat
East Patrick Street
M. J
Authors Grove Lime Company
East South Street
Up Go Taxes Despite Uncertainty of Congressional Revenue
The piece explains rising Social Security taxes in 1959 as workers face higher contributions to fund larger benefits. It notes increases from 1 percent to 2 percent per side and cites a wage base rise from 3000 to 4800 dollars, with totals for high earners reaching 25.50. It also highlights expanding coverage and future rate projections through 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lake All
Fifty Years Ago from The News Columns January 9
Fifty years ago notes report a busy market with bread heat at the market house, egg prices 28 to 30 cents a dozen, dressed chickens from 30 cents. Jurors for February term of Circuit Court named from Frederick district. The Shafer farm barn near Brunswick burned with outbuildings. tenant Bowlus witnessed the fire. Browns beat Yellows 12 to 6 at the YMCA with Bente and Landauer scoring. Staley and Zeigler also contributed. Fire alarm traced to overheated furnace pipe at Abram Racen residence West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Benjamin Ford
B Frank Doll
Morgan Cecil
Lewis F. Russmaul
Francis K Wertheimer
Charles W. Shafer
Brunswick
E. Bentz
Browns
Yellows
Ymca Aoninasum Fo
Fifty-Two Pass Drivers Tests In Maryland Examinations
The Maryland Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners at the State Armory reported fifty two applicants passing driver tests on Thursday. A high turnout of teenagers led to many successes with several from Frederick and others across the region listed in the passing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Frederick
Lucia Jackson Bailey
Aun E. Falkler Ray
Goldie Rae Cloudh
Mildred Louise Clea
North Market Street
Bertha Louise Parker
Madison Street
Robert Lee May
East Sixth Street
Rubee James Teadias
Dickerson
Albert Loraine Stpe
RFD
Monrovia
Bertha Rae Tressler
PFD
Walkersville
Bernard Monroe Williams Jr
Hagerstown
James Calvin Athey
Pt. of Rocks
William Americus Mann
Brunswick
Mary Mo
Woodsboro
Charlotte Alice Wheeler
Glenelg
Betty Marie Elkins
Galthersburg
Donald Harry Buhrman
RFD 1
Smithsburg
Donald Lee Favorite
Thurmont
Charlies Edmond Swecker
Buckeystown
Alton Lee Dayholt
LeGore
Joseph Lawrence Topper
Emmitssburg
Barbara Lynne Allmutt
Popliesville
Mary Asse Gedwicks
Emmitsburg
Nelena Wright Rhinehart
Damascus
Janice Louise Grossaickle
Myersville
Robert Heaton
RFP
Popleeville
Patricia Lee Shuler
JoAnnn Burns
Mi ‘le
Wits Bag Deew
RED
Drewry
Gaithersburg
Robert Joseph Brown
Baltimore
Ralph Waym Houser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence
Amvets
David Lawreate
Washington
Anastas Mikoyan
United States
Hungary
Europe
Russia
Kremlin
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Boris Pasternak
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cuba
Milcom Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Latin America
Khrushchev
Uhe
Davey Lauree
By Foo Lisanhaner
Catoctin
Joseph D. Green
Geeder
Western Maryland
Fedia
P. V. Srinivesan
Mosday
KR. W. Swanson
W. T. Hughes
Nicholas Pasos
J. H. Morris
Harrison McAlpine
Eile Sinless
Camp Watson
Peter and Permelia Sowers
Francis Scott Key
Lor
Edna M.smith
Julian U. ‘Harris
Aubrey J. Snoots
Albert L. Fernelius
Ivan A. Lantz
Warren H. Turner
Dale B. Seuaces
Wiem A
Pak
Robert J. Mohr
Grayson Sr. Taketa
Robert H. Lofland
Marvin P. Kahl
Lincoln Stull
Johanna Brown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peter Gerone
Paul Frans
Henry J. Hearn
Henry J. Itt
Bem
Thee News
Court News
Bearman
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ard
D. Costlow
Schley Avenue
E. Louise Lippy
Taney Avenue
Brosius Homes Corporation
Carrollton Drive
Carl Mercer
Pine Avenue
E. J. duPont
Waynesboro
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Veeck
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Rothy Comiskey Rigmey
Chuck Comiskey
Cele
Arthur J. Middleton
Toronto
Emil Arias
Rickman
Wiliam M. Duble
Emily L
Los Angeles
Nevil Schenitt
Rebert A. Ballay Sevieval
the News
John Bowlus
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