Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births from January 7 to 16 listing eight families. Newborns include Leslie William Dorsey, Stacey Ellen Filby, Afheilie Helene Poole, Richard Owen Brown, Karl Clinton Smith, Mark Richard Elzinga, Paige Lee Laurish, and Robin Sue Ladon. Families include Dorsey, Filby, Poole, Brown, Smith, Elzinga, Laurish, and Ladon with parent details and birth days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nathan A. Dorsey
Wilson Place
Frederick
Leslie William
James F. Filby Jr
West Patrick Street
Stacey Ellen
William C. Poole Jr
Sellman
Afheilie Helene
Poole
Margueride P. Girud
Marseille
France
John E. Brown
East Church Street
Airy
Richard Owen
Clinton Smith
West All Saints Street
Karl Clinton
Sirs. Smithe
Ruth Anne Frederick
Richard J. Elzinga
Frederic
Mark
Productivity and the 32 hour work week debate
Analyzes feasibility and risks of shorter work weeks including inflation, wages, and productivity. Argues four day or shorter workdays could raise costs and reduce efficiency unless productivity accelerates. Emphasizes need for broader productivity gains to sustain domestic and global competitiveness.
New Violinist Joins Frederick Symphony
The Frederick Symphony rehearsed at West Frederick Junior High School with new violinist Miss Virginia Somer joining regular members. The Woodwinds played Suite In B Flat and the full orchestra worked on Mozart’s symphonies as conductor Charles Warner sought classically trained string players. Rehearsals resume Monday January 36 at 7:15 p.m. in the band room. players need not be Frederick County residents. Three divorce decrees were signed by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer, granting absolute divorces to James D Ring from Jane, Sherman P Bowers from [unspecified], and others with specified representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Symphony
West Frederick Junior High School
Virginia Somer
Fischer
Mozart
Charles Warner
Frederick County
West Frederick Junior School
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James D. Ring
Granti
Jane
Eae Sherman P. Bowers
Charles A. Price
Ginia Ebrand
Wilfield
Tom P. Walker Dies In Houston At 69
Tom P. Walker, 69, former president and chairman of the Texas to Brooklyn Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp., died of a heart attack Tuesday in Houston. Hospital report lists recent admissions from Gettysburg and surrounding towns with several discharges including infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom P. Walker
Houston
Tex
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp
Winds and Fires Mark Winter Day in 1911
Severe winds 40 to 60 mph swept through the city with heavy rain. A brick endangered passerby near Blumenauer and Co. millinery. Firebugs attacked West Patrick Street building. investigators notified. Boiler flood nearly destroys two stores on Jam Dell property. Overheated furnace emits steam from Elias Reburg dwelling. firemen responded. Chimney fire between the two houses on Telegraph Street extinguished. Local agents See ger and Co. noted for hose purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Kreh
Blumenauer and Co
West Patrick Streets
T. Ini T. Legg
Baltimore
Joan
Dr. Center
Elias Reburg
Rockwell Terrace
Mes Rard
Curtis Geiser
Telegraph Street
C. i i Phone Co
Page
Herman W
Nea
Seeger and CO
Manufacturing Co
Independent Co
Frederick County Reports Banquet and Sheriff Change
Twenty years ago the Frederick County Fish and Game Association held its annual banquet with Chester A. Leichhardt of the Interior Department as speaker, introduced by S. Duvall Screll. Horace M. Alexander was slated to become acting sheriff when Sheriff Guy Wr. joins the Maryland National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Ben Wiggle
Frederick Cooperati
Frederick County Fish and Game Assn
Chester A. Leichhardt
Interior Department
Washington
S. Duvall Screll
Frederick
CS. Maritime Commission
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick County
Guy Wr
Maryland National Guard
Local Births and Engagements Shared in Emmitsburg Area
Emmitsburg and surrounding towns note several births and a engagement. Raymond Sanders and Diane Shuff's families welcome a son and a daughter from Pittsburgh and Emmitsburg connections. Fisher and Cool engagement announced with Thurmond Bel and Norvelly references. Americanism Essay Contest upcoming for high school students. Wivell family announces birth details in Danville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Raymond Sanders
Braddock Heights
Sanders
Robert Sanders
William Small
Pittsburgh
Small
Diane Shuff
Mary Shuff
Evelyn Hamerick
Damascus
Octavia Troxell
Westminster
Henry Troxell
Franklin Miller
Washington
Oun
Ladies Auxiliary
Thomas Wiell
Dan
S. Wivell
Eromiis
Burg
McCardell Elected Bank Director
Adrian L. McCardell was elected to the board at the bank meeting while a stock dividend was approved. Shares record as of yesterday will receive script bearer certificates and the trustee will consolidate the distribution with March 3 handling.
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Baltimore
Adrian L. McCar
A. LeRoy McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
MecCardell
Robert B. Hooks
James W. Mcklroy
Trust Department
Notable Birthdays and Gatherings Celebrate Keyser Family
A dated social notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Ira Garber celebrating Mary Keyser's birthday on January 14 with guests including Mrs. Carl Thompson Helen Keyser Mike Carol Buich Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gosner and Margaret Ann Mr. Beil and others such as Ricky Thompson Earl Crabbs Eddie Thompson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Garber
Carl Ihaig
Top-On
E Keyser
Illness Confines RFD 5 Resident Thorsten Metz at Home
A resident of RFD 5, Thorsten Metz, has been confined to his home due to illness for the past period, with family noting his condition in recent local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsten Metz
Brokerage Firm Head Dies at 67 in Morris Conn
Wainthrop Hiram Smith, 67, board chairman of Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith, died at home after a long illness. He joined the firm as a clerk and rose to vice president and governor of the Association of Stock Exchange Firms. He also served as a NYSE governor from 1949 to 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Conn
Hiram Smith
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Smith
Association of Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Emmitsburg Couple Wed In Local Ceremony
The bride wore a floor length white satin gown with nylon net overlays and a seed pearl veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations with a lavender orchid, and placed it at a statue of the Blessed Mother after the ceremony. The couple plans a Florida trip and residence in Emmitsburg after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Little
Erminitsburg
Barbara Welty
Emmitsburg
Yvonne Welty
Ava Hobbs
James Weliv
Richard Topper
Emmittsburg
Harry Hobbs
Baltimore Symphony Impresses Frederick Audience Again
An overflow crowd last night at a Frederick high school heard the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in the third concert of the Frederick Community Concert Association season. Conductor Adler offered Beethoven and Sibelius with a strong viola of Toscanini-like gesture, while soloist Eric Friedman, 21, impressed with Sibelius Violin Concerto. Minor woodwind intonations and string tone flaws were noted, but overall the performance earned warm audience praise and hopes for future return.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick
Orthers
Grossman
Sibelius
Adler
Tos
Canini
Eric Friedman
Jan Sibelius
Robert Shaw Chorale
Orchestra
Wil
Frederic
John D. Ramaley
Church Council Plans Monday Meeting on Mission Work
The Council of two women sets a Monday gathering at Good Shepherd Lutheran with a program on mission work in three areas international missions the mission of the whole church and local efforts. Speakers include Mrs. Paul F. president Rev. Denzel C. Wildey and Rev. Samuel A. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of 2 Women
Herd Exance
Paul F
Denzel C. Wildey
Maryland Council of Churches
Frederick County
Samuel A. Snyder
Department of Agricultural Migrant Work
National Council of Churches
Mr. Snyder
G. Harris Stauner
Christian Social Relations Comee
Cour Wand
Dudis Glick
Rice Willead
Garst
Wildey
Leadership Education Committee
Mehl
Carl V. Weakley
Donald Falconer
Obituaries From Frederick County Area
Obituaries include Miss Caroline Crouse of 227 East Church Street died at Frederick County Chronic Hospital at 3 15 am aged 77. Also Mrs Carolyn Harvey of Olney died at Montgomery General Hospital following a long illness. John H Kippp of Mountaindale, Alvert C and others listed. Services and burial arrangements noted for St Johns Cemetery, Olney, and other local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline C. Crouse
Caroline Cecilia Crouse
East Church Street
Frederick County Chronic Hospital
Wiliam Frank
Mary Elizabeth Neidhardt Crouse
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
St John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Sodality
M. R. Eichison and Son
J. C. Harvey
Carolyn Howard Harvey
Wfe
J. O. Harvey
Olney
Montgomery General Hospital
Henry and
Mary Florence Howard
Brooksville
Montgomery County
Bradley M. Woodfield
Damascus
W. Hamilton Howard
Westfield
New Jersey
Francis H. Barber
Lawtonsville
Carolyn Harvey
Alvin Poole
Blanche Buxton Poole
Loudoun County
Jane Basil
Mollie Titus Buxton
Landsdowne
State proposes higher state judge pay in Maryland
Maryland proposes raising the minimum state pay for circuit judges from 15000 to 22300, with a total annual cost of 382500. The plan would equalize supplements across counties and reduce inequities, while opponents question constitutionality and tax implications.
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Annapolis
Dave Hess
Harford
Maryland
Hess
Baltimore City
House
Ce Senate
Court of Appeals
Baltimore Counties
Harfordrat
Baltimore County
Calvert, Charles
Prince Georges
St. Mary's
Calvert
Charles
Church of God
Jowtown Church of God Cemetery
St. Man's
Caroline
Carroll
Dorchester
Montgomery
Kent
Queen Annes
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Talbot
Baltimore
Sen
John L. Sanford
Senate
Sanford
Dels
Funerals for Lenhart Far-Altwater Skinner and Stottlemyer
Funeral services were held or announced for several local residents. The family of the late Mrs Ciemon H Lenhart of Carroll Parkway requested Towers be omitted with services at 11 a m Friday, interment Mt Hope Woodsboro. Jacob Far Altwater Sr died Saturday services held at Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren with interment Rocky Ridge Cemetery. W George Skinner of Union Bridge died Friday services held and interment Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs Mary V Stottlemyer a former Wolfsville resident died Saturday with services at Salem United Brethren Wolfsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Klipp
John H
Harry Road
Mountain One
Paul and
Mary Borrell
Mary P
Austin Kipp
Roger A. Kipp
Mountaindale
Gordon F. Palmer
Frederick
Alpert F. Kipp
Gitton
Burns
and Russell C
Dale Eckel
Albert C
L. Frank Martz
Lewistown
Maurice F. Bilt
Frederick Tsenhome
Market
R. E. Dailey and Son
Ciemon H. Lenhart
Carroll Parkway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jacob Far- Altwater Sr
Mi Io
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
Arthur Rice
Samuel Weybright
Oren Garer
Rocky Ridge Cemetery
Sylvester Whitmore
John Eichelberger
Leon Stover
Elmer Lambert
Morris
Ralph Rice
D. D. Havizler
W. George Skinner
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler
Mary V. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Salem United Brethren Church
John W. Schildt
Funeral Service Led by Rev Albert Snyder
The funeral was assisted by Rev Albert Snyder with pallbearers Albert Bear Martin Richard Martn Samuel Miller Fred and Scott Miner. Interment occurred at the chorcn cemetery with Paul F. Bittle serving as funeral director.
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Tor
Albert Snyder
Albert Bear
Martin
Richard Martn
Samuel Miller
Fred
Scott Miner
Chorcn
Paul F. Bittle
Fire Damages Rockville Ice Company Plant
Fire at the Rockville Ice Company on East Montgomery Road caused extensive damage to the engine room and skating rink. Firemen from Rockville, Kensington and Gaithersburg controlled the 10 by 60 foot frame structure about 11 16 p m after it was discovered by company engineer John Haverstick. Owners Claude Thrater Nancy Lee Barton and Ann Bowles placed total loss on much machinery and said the building will be rebuilt and all property is insured. Adjoining property protection was a focus during firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Ice Company
Montgomery Road
Rockville
Kensington
Gaithersburg
John Haverstick
Claude Thrater
Nancy Lee Barton
Ann Bowles
Ex-Governor Indicted For Tax Evasion
Ex Governor John S Fine of Pennsylvania is indicted by a federal grand jury on evading 45554 in income taxes after leaving office. The three counts cover 1955 to 1957, listing 175287 in income with 105088 reported and 43000 paid. Also charged is his brother in law Donald P Morgan.
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Scranton
John S. Fine
Pennylvania
Fine
Donald P. Morgan
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United States
Indus
Gettysburg Hospital
Robert Pittinger
Marlin
Abram Crushong
Taneytown
Bertha Biddinger
Marshall Senseney
Carolyn Seiss
Truman Dayholf
Glenn Wivell
Union Bydge
Alowera Perl
News-Post
iSi
Liurd C. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Svija JoAnn
John Richard Cool
Meorgie Cool
Thurmons Bel: and
Norvelly Company
Mr. Cool
Emhe American Optical
Oh Long
James Nicholas
Rents
Paul Keepers
Mittsburg
Joseph Welty Jr
Gregory Hobbs
Louis Rosensteel
Marie Rosensteel
Tyson J. Welty
St. Joseph’s Church
James Twomey
Baltimore Symphony
Church Council
Warner Snider
Leesburg
Loudoun Coun
Mt. Cie Ohio
Smder
Loudoun
Orginal
Route 7
Potomac River
Howard L
New Rochelle
Harrison
San Rosa
Calf
Alfred Brewster
Cleveland
Nellie M. Selby
Range
Iron Ridge
Noah
Eva Slonaker Selby
Hanover Church of God
Raymond —. Selby
Norman Selby
Harney
Bruce G. Withide
Eula Ecker Withide
York
Withide
York Works
Allis-Chalmers Company
International Association of Machinists
Harry Weddie
Woodsboro
Ralph Toms
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