The News Frederick 1960 City Edition Fronts
The Frederick newspaper notes subscription rates and publishing details for the Great Southern Printing Mfg Co. It lists prices for mail and carrier delivery and mentions Associated Press partnership and mailing offices. The date shown is January 22, 1960.
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Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. Co
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Mac
Heiabert Auda Bureiu
Grewandds
Associated Pres
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IPE Offers Town Water Plant For Sale
Potomac Edison Company and Potomac Light and Power Company offer to sell Shepherdstown water system to the town for recording and legal fees. Offer shows system value around 7500 with plant cost 79900 plus improvements. Town to study modernization costs of about 2000 and consider financing options including bonds and rate increases.
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Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Light and Power Company
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
D. E. Stuiz
R. C. Carder
Sc ‘Iats
Shepherdstoin
Oris
Shepherd College
Credit Upbeat Warnings From Dr Saulnier On Credit
Dr Haymord J Saulnier chair of the Presidents Council warns credit has surged faster than in 1955 and urges bankers to curb expansion of installment buying to avoid a repeat of 1957 downturn. He cautions the economy may rise but rising costs threaten profits and investment, urging restraint to prevent another recession.
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Haymord J. Saulnier
President’s Council of Advisors
Ee Mostics
Maton
Dr. Saulnier
Letter to the Editor on city liability for home flood damage
Albert C. Sprankle of 633 Grant Place complains that faulty storm drainage on West Seventh Street between Grant Place and Children's Lane flooded his basement. He notes four prior incidents and asserts city negligence despite officials being informed, seeks compensation, and cites rising taxes and water bills as context.
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Hokis City
the News
Sirie
West Seventh Street
Grant Place
Children’s Lane
Howev
Cit
Mysel
Albert C. Sprankle
Golden Rule Class Party On Christmas Honors Student Ministers
The Golden Rule Class held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs John W Wolfe on West Fifth Street with Catherine Betis as pro chair The event featured songs readings including O Holy Night and The Real Christ as well as a tribute to student ministers The major project for the year supported by the class was announced amid festive decorations and carols An exchange of gifts was part of the gathering ST JOHN S GUILD MEETS Members of St Johns Women s Guild gathered for a regular monthly meeting on January 6 at the church with 24 members present Mrs Charles Crum and Mrs Im Bowers led the program The theme was The Meaning of Christian Discipline Readings and hymns followed the Scripture and a prayer marked the close of the program
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Frederick Church of the Brethren
Mirs
John W. Wolfe
West Fifth Street
Cathetine Betis
Riezeleg
Eudowood
Frederick Xiemonal
Ter Cullen
Tavior Marer Hao
Anh
Yalende
ST. John’s Guild
Tre
S. John’s
Guald
Lroom
Charles Crum
Im Bowers
Siukey
Ellen Stottlemyer
Om Schwarber
Pastor Faces Dilemma Over Church Expansion Plan
Pastor L Howard Allwin e describes a 172 year old Clarksburg Methodist church seeking six classrooms a kitchen two bedrooms and restrooms but facing a septic tank option requires costly pump outs every three weeks due to soil absorption limits. He calls for public publicity to raise funds.
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Clarksburg
Health Department
L. Howard Ailvwine
Speaker Cannon Re-Election Bid Declared
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News for January 12 1920 report Speaker Jo seph Cannon stating he will run again rather than retire. Also notes include Charles F Seeger installed as Noble Grand of Odd Fellows David Lodge of Odd Fellows ceremony and other local items. Ex Sheriff William H Cromwell prominent county resident dies at Walkersville aged 76. Rober M Bates Stephens state superintendent married Nellie Johnson of Denton. Frederick Electrical Company installs in Pearce and Sebeck opera houses latest No 5 moving picture machines.
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Seph Cannon
Sing David Lodge
ODD, Fellows
Charles F. Seeger
Frederick Electrical Res
Wed Engineering Co
Pearce
Sebeck
Willam H. Cromwell
Walkersvile
M. Bates Stephens
S. Tools
Nellie Johnson
Denton
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News, January 32, 1940 summaries election results for local boards, names new rector appointments, and a mayor seeks help to improve skater safety at Culler Lake. A Loudoun plant fire is noted and a church Men's Bible Class banquet headlines with Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver as speaker. Gerald Remsberg retires, Albert N. McCardell becomes president.
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J. Sheldon Turd
Fredenel Fare Board
Delaware State Road
Char ER
Chamb
Commerce
Nears
Roser B. Wolfe
Holmes Dd. Bexer
James H. Gamb Jr
Delaplaine
Hame
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler Lake
Loudoun
CAL
Evangelical Reformed Church
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gerald G. Remsberg
Albert N. McCardell
Heart Group Distributes Literature To Schools Citywide
The Frederick County Heart Association announced at its annual meeting that over 10 000 free literature pieces were distributed to schools in the city and county. The report cited educators and institutions aided, plus penicillin outreach and volunteer plans for January events and a forthcoming board meeting.
Meacham Ranger for 23 Years Dies at 73
Rolla K. Meacham 73 longtime Ranger for John Deere Co in Min Monday. He served 23 years with the company and died after a heart condition. Funeral details were not available.
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Rolla K. Meacham
Long Beach. Co
Ranger
The
Jonn Deere Co
Recently Wedded Evangeline Grim and Robert Byers in Baltimore
Miss Evangeline June Grim daughter of Rev and Mrs Adam E Grim of Baltimore and Robert Malcolm Byers son of Mrs Cushen Forsyth of Hagers-town united December 1 at Homestead Methodist Church Baltimore. The ceremony featured rosepoint lace gown seed pearl crown and white orchid bouquet with music by Norma Chaires and Glosser. Guests included Mrs Richard Emers and Elzbieta Adam among others. After a reception the couple departed for Williamsburg Virginia and now reside at 531 Lee Place Frederick. Byers is a guidance counselor at Elm Street Junior High School Frederick.
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Evangeline June Grim
Adam E_ Grim
Baltimore
Robert Malcolm Byers
Cushen Forsyth
Hagerstown
Ralph
Homestead Methodist Church
Abs
Norma Chaires
Dean Glosser
Richard Emers
Bethlehem
Elzbieta Adam
Parkville
Carole Long - Va
Harry
Brandenburg
Arlington
Val Cher
Fawnetta Grim
York
Tomlinson
Frederick
Mr. Byers
Roy Clever
Thurmont
Roy Byers
Hagers— Jows
Clavion Grim
Hall
Byers
Po Hood
Li 2
Hall Farm
Hazerstown
Joseph
Hacerstown High School
Ashland College
Ashland
Western Marsland College
H School
Mansfield
Elm Street
Schroyer Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Schreyer of near Myersville marked their golden anniversary with an open house on Sunday December 20 from 2 to 5 pm. They wed December 22 1909 in Myersville officiated by Rev. James Willis. They hosted a turkey dinner and anniversary cake with ice cream as relatives called to congratulate.
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Harry L. Schroyer
Myersville
Schreyer
James Willis
Walkersville
Schroyer
Frank Miller
Cyrus Schroyer
Joseph Schroyer
Ralph Schroyer
J. Vernon Remsberg
Leon
Remsberg
Ethel Rowe
Bobby
Grace Rowe
Catherine Horine
Lloyd Ludy
Flora Schrover
Maurice Schrover
Naomi Ludy
Betty Kline
Walter Gibney
Charles Solt
Farr R. Kepler
Eoy Leatherman
Herman Schrover
William Ropp
Elbert Grossnickle
Jennie Bussard
C. Basil Grossnickle
Eton Grossnickle
Frank Remsberg
Silas Delauter
Lester Grove
Frank Raner
Paul Routzahn
H.C. Roger
Irving Kepton
Edward L. Kell
Joe Kenton
And
Richard Harthe
Annie BK. Brandenburg
Few Eclipses Visible In 60 A Supposed 1960 Outlook
The Frederick area can expect four eclipses in the next year two solar and two lunar. A March 27 partial solar eclipse won’t be visible locally, nor will the September 20 solar event. Lunar totals are set for March 13 and September 5 with partial morning visibility near here for the March event.
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Tong
Frederick
Moor
Here
Australia
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported in Frederick
A list from Frederick Memorial Hospital details multiple admissions including William C. Rice in surgical care, Rube A. Reed after a porch fall, Everett P. Hoffman as a medical patient, Wayne Grimes and Earl Warner as surgical and medical cases, Franklin B. Reese in fair condition, I C W Gregory recovering from pneumonia, Harry Dercus improved, and Professor OT Wade and spouse discharged to Three Pines nursing home.
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William C. Rice
Carroll Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rube A. Reed
Middletown
Everett P. Hoffman
Bruns- S
Wayne Grimes
Union Bridge
Earl Warner
Sams Creek
Lear
Mgr
Harry Dercus
Woodsboro
Hospital Report Patients in Several Maryland Pennsylvania Towns
John T. Mentzer and Everett W. Leach are patients at King's Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia. Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania lists Thomas L. Bushman Mrs Earl Sheely and Mrs Donald L. Godenour from Emmitsburg and Roger F Lepo from Taneytown. Discharged include infant twins a son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard E Lewis of Thurmont Catherine Byrd of Taneytown Alburt Bojlinger of New Windsor Michael Stoner of Emmitsburg and Mrs Francis Glass and infant daughter of Taneytown.
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John T. Mentzer
Harpers Ferry
Everett W. Leach
Brunswick
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Annie Warner
Howard E. Lewis
Thurmont
Catherine Byrd
Taneytown
Ailbur Bojlinger
New Windsor
Michael Stoner
Emmitsburg
Francis Glass
Memorial Services For Hood College Student Judith Nelson
Memorial services were held Sunday evening for Judith Nelson a Hood College sophomore who was killed in an automobile accident December 15 The service attended by more than 309 students was conducted by President Andrew G Truxal in Coffman Chapel Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson of Bethesda transferred from Roanoke College in Roanoke Va to Hood College in her first year Students notice a Bible class at Calvary Methodist Church held January 5 with 12 members present and plans to skip February meeting with next gathering in March.
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Judith Nelson
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Coffman Chapel
Miss Nelson
X AE Z Nelson
Bethesda
Hood
Roanoke College
Roanoke
Engaged Couples Announced in Frederick Area Notices
ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Murph announce the engagement of Barbara Annita Richard B. Koogle daughter of and Mrs. Lester E. Koogle of this city. Barbara is a graduate of St. John s Literary Institute and St. Joseph College Emmitsburg and teaches at Woodshoro Elementary. Koogle is a Frederick High School graduate who served three years in the Marine Corps. A late February wedding is planned. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Walter Doubs announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lawrence to George E. May Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. May of Frederick East Church Street. Miss Walter is a Frederick High School graduate Class of 1959 and a freshman at Sibley Memorial School of Nursing Washington D C. Mr. May is a Frederick High School graduate Class of 1958 and on the staff of The Frederick News-Post. No date has been set for the wedding.
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Havery N. Keller
Buc
Gloria Jean
Russell E. Rice Jr
Russell E Rice Sr
Fred
Mass
Keker
Frederick Eagh School
Rice
Frederick He and Combeen
Howard M. Murph
Barbara Annita
Richard B. Koogie
Lester E. Koogie
Miss
St. John's Literary Institute
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Woodshoro
Koogle
Frederick High School
Marine Corps
Lawrence A. Walter
Flagpond Farm
Doubs
Mary Lawrence
George E. May Jr
George E. May
East Churchtreet
Frederick
Walter
Sibley Memorial School of Nursing
Washington, D.C
May
The
Frederick News-Post
Goucher Alumnae Plan Fund Drive Kickoff Meeting
Goucher College alumnae gathered at Mrs. Roger H. Willard’s Frederick home to launch the Tith anniversary fund drive. Speakers Mrs. Robert B. Wagner and Mrs. James A. Griffin Jr. outlined plans for a $5 million goal, guided by alumnae contributions to endowment, scholarships, and three new Towson campus buildings.
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Goucher College
Roger H. Willard
Kline Boulevard
Frederick
Robert B. Wagner
Baltimore
James A. Griffin Jr
Toson
Maryland
Goucher
Hagerstown
Richard Grumbacher
the Terrace
Rachel Bayler
Oak Hill Avenue
Harold Mercereau
Marbern Road
Robert
Suavely
Melrose Manor
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A list of births reported from Frederick Memorial Hospital covering January dates. Multiple families announce newborn daughters and sons including Gerald Eugene Jr, Vivian Katherine, David Eugene, Kitty Darlene, Ellen Virginia, Kathleen Virginia, Kathy Lynn, Darren Michael, Bethany Ann, Terry Michael, Steven Glenn, Wanda Lee, Janet Lynn, and Teresa Diane. Also noted is Maj. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce, 80, former 9th Army commander, who died Monday of leukemia in San Francisco.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gerald Eugene Toberr
West Fifth Street
Gerald Eugene Jr
Tobery
Barbera Ann Metz
Braddock Heights
Arlington Avers Jr
Brunswick
Vivian Katherine
Robert H. Strine
iNew Windsor
David Eugene
iStrine
Beverly A. iGore
Baltimore
Lester Carter
Woodsboro
Kitty Darlene
Walter Norris
Germantown
Ellen Virginia
Norris
Betty Smith
Boyds
Sandy Burris
J Taney Apts
Kathleen Virginia
Wilbur L. Main
East Second Street
Kathy Lynn
Main
Doris Crothers
Frederick
Donald E. Sensenig
RFD
Darren Michael
Sensenig
Dorothy Abrecht
Roy L. Lind
Bethany Ann
Lind
Mathe E. Bos
Tian
Thomas E. Jones
Ant. Airy
Terry Michael
Jones
Patricia Gilg
Mt.’ Airy
Glenn R. Barnard
Ernest Price
South Market Street
Teresa Diane
Kenyon A. Joyce
San Francisco
9Th Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Brooklyn
0th Wedding Anniversary Celebration in Jefferson
Jefferson notes mark the 0th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Cline with a holiday themed reception. A three tier cake, punch and refreshments were served. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Jefferson, Middletown, Freder, Thurmont, Hagerstown and beyond. Additional items update on military leaves and local illness.
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G. Thomas James
Jefferson
William Cline
Huffer
Middletown
Verne Heffner
Margaret
Betty Cline
Donald Heffner
Harold Heffner
Elabeth Ann
James Anglesbee
Albert Bussard
Austin Hale
Patsy
Maude Hale
Russel Hartle
Carrie Palmer
Charles Merriman
Earl Cline
David and
Jerry
Bessie Heffner
Searle Atkins
Linda
Landis Fox
Elwood DeGrange
Ronald
Walter DeGrange
Teddy
Thelma Lookingbill
Ethel Davis
Bruce Aumen
Freder
Carrol Huffer
Warne
Henry Fultz
Eutah Fultz
Paul Heffner
Joanne
Richard
Thurmont
Ralph Meir
Sarah Beard
Chewsville
Grover Cline
Hagerstown
Richard Grove
Thomas James
Wanda Looingbill
Mary Bussard
Mawssinger
Larry E. Bussard
Lee Bussard Sr
Fort Benning
Atlanta
Richard Crampton
Robert Thrasher
Albert Hargett
Lary Lee
Knonville
Mildred Fry
Joseph Crampton
Fort Georgia
Fam
Pvt
Crampton
Keefer Crampton Sr
R.A
Txng Co. A. US
George Kias 64 Former U.S. Envoy to NATO Dies
George Kias, a 64 year old former U S ambassador to NATO and longtime adviser, died on the day of his heart ailment. Born in New York, he served in several high profile diplomatic roles and remained active in international affairs. His death marks a notable end to a career spanning decades of public service.
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George W. Perkins
New York
George Kias
U.S. Ambador
NATO
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