Great Southern Pig and Meat Co ad rates and notices
The News Frederick lists subscription rates and carrier prices for daily and Sunday editions. The page includes imprint details for Great Southern Pig and Me Co, address at 3% North Court St, and Associated Press membership notices.
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Associated Press
Weather Effects on Humans and Animals and Notable Local Notices
A historical account links barometric pressure and humidity to temperaments in people and animals, noting practical office rules and crime statistics tied to weather. It includes local items: Mullican to march in the 1961 Presidential Inaugural Parade as USAF ROTC cadet, Lutheran Men's Club gathering, Hagerstown Amusement Park sale and remodel plans, and a divorce decree granting Evelyn V. Miller her maiden name Hildebrand Heffner.
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American Medical Association
Bank of England
Italy
Mediterranean
Frederick News
Evelyn V. Miller
Evelyn Virginia Hildebrand
Evelyn Virginia Heffner
Howard W. Ambruster Dies in New Jersey
Howard Watson Ambruster age 62 retired chemistry executive author and newspaperman died Tuesday night in Fanwood New Jersey. He had a long career spanning chemistry business writing and publishing. He authored several manuals and contributed to regional papers throughout his career.
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Fanwood
Howard Watson Ambruster
Weddings and engagements in Brunswick and nearby areas
Multiple notices announce Ruth V Higdon bride to Wayne E Smallwood of Brunswick with ceremony at Brownsville Brethren Church. Also Evelyn Bramhall and Daniel Virts Jr wed in Lovettsville and Hamilton, and engagements for Betty Compher Moyers Judith Ann Kirk Donna Zentz Cheryl Zentz. Details include schools, employers, and future residences.
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post January 2 1911
A fire investigation by State Fire Marshal Ewell into a blaze at T S Hardware Co. is planned. Bishop Paret of the Episcopal church recuperates from pneumonia. Passengers on the Frederick Express witnessed a fiery furnace near Dicker son as dry leaves ignited by high winds caused a long blaze. The Frederick Improvement Company plans a new street extension from East Fourth Street to Monocacy turnpike along the Northern Central tracks. The Young People group behind The Little Tycoon show plans for another larger opera next year. A woman suffered severe burns in a brush fire at her home when a kicked ember set her dress alight.
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Bishop Paret
Episcopal Church
Frederick
Washington
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Dickerson
Frederick Improvement Company
East Fourth Street
Northern Central Railroad
Monocacy Turnpike
Milton G.urner
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
Former Senator Jacob Rohroack Jr and Frederick resign from Board of Zoning Appeals to protect health. Evangelical Reformed church Men’s Bible Class banquet features motion pictures by William Delaplaine and local attorney George R. Dennis named appeals agents for the two draft boards.
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Durrow
Jacob Rohroack, Jr
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Albert XN. McCardell
William T Delaplaine
Kieffer Delacter
George R. Dennis
T Appeals
Bull roams free. damages plane at Warsaw airport
A 1100 pound bull escaped a pasture in Warsaw and struck a parked red airplane at the Warsaw Community Airport, causing significant damage. Local authorities investigated the incident and reported no injuries.
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Baker-Barger engagement announced in Lovettsville
Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley B. Baker of Lovettsville Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Sue Baker to Marshall Joseph Barger Jr. of Brunswick son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall J. Barger. Bonnie Sue Baker is a senior at Loudoun County High School.
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Joyce Marlene
Paul Franklin Baker
Paul E. Baker
Ayres
Loudoun County High School
Baker
Middletown High School
L. J. Kefler and Sons
Jefferson
Melvin L. Compher
Lovellsville
Betty Lee Compher
Robert L
Chick) Moyers
Brunswick
Virgil Moyers
Mr. Moyers
Compher
Lass
Loudoun County Hospital
Berkeley B. Baker
Lovettsville
Bonnie Sue Baker
Marshall Joseph Barger Jr
Marshall J. Barger
Miss Baker
Loudoun County
Barger
Chevrolet
Full-Scale War Unlikely to Reverse Laos Red Tide
Laos sits at the Cold War’s edge as US officials warn that reversing Communist gains without full war is unlikely. The Pathet Lao hold the initiative amid Soviet Chinese and North Vietnamese backing, while a broader Southeast Asia conflict is possible if Laos destabilizes. Souvanna Phouma’s neutrality efforts falter as US aid continues.
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Japan
Soviet Union
Lagos
Roy Essovan
Vientiane
United States
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Russia
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South East Asia
E R Price Named To Commission On Water Uses Study
Edwin R. Price of 216 Rockwell Terrace was named to a three man commission to study economic development problems relating to water uses. Governor Tawes appointed him after a Rotary Club talk on 1961 legislation. Price, a former coal industry official, is joined by delegates and civic leaders including Noah Kefauver Jr and Abel Wolman in the panel.
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Edwin R. Price
Rockwell Terrace
Russell H. Me
J. Millard Tawes
Mc- Cain
W. Raymond Waller
Francis Scott Key
Mic- Cain
Rotary Club
Price
Intend Steel Co
Wheelwright
If Industry
Aid RN
Coal Mime Safety Board of Review
E Homer White
Salsbury
Wilson A. Heaps
Street
Maryland Farm Bureau
Noah E Kefauver Jr
Frederick County
Harry B. Shaw
Braddock Heights
Washington Suburban
Personal Notices and Deaths in Maryland Area
Mr. Jack Biehelberger of 16 Taney Apartments will celebrate his 28th birthday on Friday, born on Friday the 13th. Rev James L Shannon and Mrs Shannon of Harmans announce birth of their fourth son James Mark at 12:55 pm Christmas Day at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Shannon is former Mary Catherine Fry of Buckeystown. The Shannons’ children include Stephen C 12 Gregory L 8 Jeffrey F 3 Kathren C 6. Cynthia and Caron Hamilton of Frederick celebrate their tenth birthday January 9. Howard E Coulson 59 of Orttanna Rt 1 active Mason and relief room clerk at Hotel Gettysburg dies suddenly in Washington DC railroad station. He was en route from Baltimore where Mrs Coulson stayed with friends. Death location timing unclear. hospital transport followed emergency arrival.
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Taney Apartments
James L. Shannnan
Harmans
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Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
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Mary Catherine Fry
Buckeystown
Wesley Grove Methodist Church
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Caron Hamilton
George Hamilton
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Washington, D. C
Frederick YMCA elects 1961 board of directors
The Frederick YMCA annual meeting on January 10 elected 1961 directors for three, two, and one year terms including Joseph D. Baker, Warner L. Brittain, J. Walker Carty, J. Richard Ramsburg, Donald B. Rice among others. By-Law amendments raise directors from 20 to 21. A February meeting will appoint remaining directors and elect association officers. Jerold Panas will present a report at a January 14 breakfast at the Key Hotel. Two new men’s programs were announced, a Monday men’s volleyball group and a Wednesday sports skill school at West Frederick Junior High.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Donald B. Rice
Ramrod
Robert P. Marendt
Merrill E. Groelle
West Frederick Junior High School
Jack Bubrick
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4 H Club Members Head to Baltimore Conference
A number of H Club members and two county leaders left for the all Gay Older Youth Conference at the Lord Baltimore in Baltimore. Joseph Smith state president presides at his last meeting. Attendees include Betty Ann Stiles Jean Swomler and Miss Erica Russell with leaders Clifford Stiles George Brachey Paul Rhoderick Wayne Swomley Raymond Covey Kenneth Shifflett. The event features career focused tours of Baltimore plants and offices and a fashion show with Miss Swomler and Brachey modeling.
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Baltimore
Joseph Smith
New Market Club
Betty Ann Stiles
New Market
Jean Swomler
Walkersville
Frederica Russell
Clifford Stiles
New M
George Brachey
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Rhoderick
Union
Wayne Swomley
Raymond Covey
Liberty
Bovs
Kenneth Shifflett
Baltimore Sunpapers
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Gas Company For Utilities
Hutzlers Department Store
Souther States Agricultural Center
Food Fair, Inc
McCormick Warehouse
Hood Campus Mystery Over Missing Telephone Cast
Hood College investigates a brief theft on campus after a telephone disappeared from Meyran Hall basement last Saturday. A man in repair clothes was seen. the phone was back in place before Teleph one crews arrived and the coin box remained untouched.
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State County Heads Meeting Opens
The State Association of County Commissioners opened its January meeting in Annapolis with Baltimore Jail Board president Harry D. Kaufman addressing a plan for a State Rehabilitation Center for Chronic Alcoholics.
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State Association of County Commissioners
Harry D. Kaufman
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Plan Bill For Legislative District Realignment in Maryland
Maryland Democrats, led by Gov Tawes, expect to introduce a bill within weeks creating a new congressional district likely spanning Anne Arundel Howard and Carroll counties. The plan would split Anne Arundel and Prince Georges from the current Fifth, adding a district based on population growth from the 1960 census. Participants included six Democratic congressmen and state officials, with Brewster preferring to keep the Fifth intact.
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Lor Goldstein
Li Thomas B. Finan
Michael J. Birmingham
General Assembly
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Harford
Daniel B. Brewster
Brewster
Thomas F. Johnson
Edward A. Garmatz
George H. Fallon
Richard E. Lankford
Samuel Nedel
Episcopalians to Convene in Hagerstown for Annual Meeting
The 17th Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will meet February 7 at St. John's Church in Hagerstown. Clergy and lay representatives from parishes will discuss a proposed Canon to shift from mandatory to voluntary apportionments starting 1961 1962.
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H. Kearney Jones
Nelson Rightmyer
Noble C. Powell
Harry Lee Doll
St. John's, Hagerstown
Stephen C. Walke
Representative James C ing Appointed for Lutheran Brotherhood
James C ing of Frederick Street Walkersville has been named district representative for Lutheran Brotherhood fraternal Life insurance society. He serves the Walkersville area with Donald C. Heynes general agency in Hagerstown. A Woodsboro native and Walkersville High School graduate, he previously worked for American Beauty bakeries and is active on the church council with his wife Gloria and children James, 9, and Ann.
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Frederick Street
Walkersville
Lutheran Brotherhood
Donald C. Heynes General Agency
Hagerstown
Woodsboro
Walkrsiille High School
Litheran Brotherhood
American Beauty Bakeries
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Ann
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Church Council
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patient Update
Among the sick are Mrs Alice Shomley of South Market Street and Mr John Wilcox of Church Street. Freder Memorial reports a patient being treated Wednesday and now at the home of his daughter. Herbert Mullican of 901 Cherokee Trail is recuperating at C Clifford Doll Carroll Home.
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South Market Street
John Wilcox
Church Street
Frederick
Herbert Mullican
Cherokee Trail
C. Clifford Doll
Carroll
Frederick Mere
Lice Gorm
ABC proceeds with Untouchables amid prison chief protest
The American Broadcasting Co. will air tonight’s Untouchables episode on Al Capone’s transfer to Alcatraz despite a protest from James W. Bennett, head of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, who asked ABC to withhold the second installment. The network declined comment on the protest._news markets show reinvestment demand boosting early gains while trading remains heavy. Dr. James Meigs Flippin, 97, North Carolina’s oldest physician, dies.
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American Broadcasting Co
Pilot Mountain
N.C
James Meigs Flippin
North Carolina
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