Frederick News Letter on Burr Arch Bridge Society Featured
A 1900 page from The News in Frederick Maryland includes mentions of the Burr Arch bridge design and associations such as the Conn-Connected Bridge Society and the Burr Covered Bridge Society. The notice lists subscription rates and editorial thanks to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Biedler
Smith Creek
Rock
Ingham County
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court St
Wren
Napear
Cartier
Tional Society
Audit Bureau_of Greuiabae
Baltimore 7
1960 Economic Outlook: Optimism Meets Cautious Warning
The Sun notes cautious optimism for 1960 with a predicted recovery and rising production, but warns of risks from high interest rates, inflation, and foreign competition. It foresees a possible 1961 worry list while asking whether to fix the roof while the sun shines.
Reader Letter Updates Maryland Covered Bridges List
A correspondent corrects and updates the Maryland covered bridges tally. He notes eight remaining in Maryland with locations in Baltimore, Cecil, Frederick, Harford, and Howard counties, cites past destruction by fire and collapse, and mentions a privately owned Burdette Bridge and a Virginia bridge recently found.
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Frederick County
New York
Massachusetts
Delaware
Georgia
Rocky Ridge Bridge
Wahite
Gettysburg
Maryland
Cecil County
Benam Run
Harford Co
Burdette Bridge
Howard County
Woodbine-Newport Road
Maryland 3
U.S. 46
Baltimore County
Bunker Hill
Hereford
Bayview
Gilpins
Weather: Temperatures and Precipitation Over 24 Hours
The Associated Press reports on temperatures and precipitation for a 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. Local conditions varied with notable rainfall in some areas and cooler temperatures compared with the previous day. Data collected from regional stations.
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The
Associated Press
Pancakes Stir Winter Kitchens Across Frederick County
A nostalgic ode to pancakes notes their aroma and versatility from buttermilk and corn meal varieties to French and Mexican twists. The piece celebrates pancake breakfasts in Frederick County with recipes, serving ideas, and a humorous anecdote about an old cat named Frisky reacting to sizzling batter.
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Frederick County
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Borsana
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Hanoi
Ae Fimal Anda
Lucrezia Borgia
Earl of Pem broke and Montgomery dies at Wilton House
Reginald Herbert 79 Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery dies at Wilton House Wilton England his family home since 1544 once a nerve center for World War II planning Western leaders like General Eisenhower visited during the Normandy invasion preparations He was 79.
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Wilton
England
Reginald Herbert
Earl of Pembroke
Montgomery
France
Gen
Eisenhower
Wilton House
Normandy
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items note Sugar Loaf school building acceptance by County School Commissioners from contractor John A Cookerny. Fabian Posey hosts Examiner office staff at home with guests including Capt Eli Frost and several locals. Thomas Kemp relocates dry goods store to Market and Patrick streets. Citizens National Bank directors elected with Joseph D Baker as president and George Zimmerman as treasurer. Union Manufacturing names Thomas L Zimmerman office manager and John L Johnson supervising manufacturing.
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Board OF County School Commissioners
John A. Cookerny
Sugar Loaf
Fabian Posey
Examiner
Capt
Eli Frost
George M. Chambers
Arnold Whitmore
William Stephens
Amos Withide
Edna Stephens
Sterlie Myers
Thomas Rohrback
Posey
Thomas Kemp
North Market Street
Market and
Patrick Streets
Citizens National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
William G. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Diewall
Joseph McDivit
J. T. Thomas
Ira L. Miller
D. Hedges
G. H. Staley
Paul C. Willard
W. Bartzis Storm
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Union Manufacturing Co
George H. Zimmerman
John L. Johnson
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The Baker Carillon Fund total reaches 9209 dollars. Frederick Hood Club elects Mrs Charles L Mullen president with Laura Pitkin as vice president and others in key posts. The Frederick new magistrates system costs the county 700 dollars monthly with low receipts. British planes penetrate Bohemia and Austria. Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts nominate officers to retain past year leadership. Louise Flynn begins work as an additional member of the county health state.
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Baker Carillon Fund
Frederick Hood Club
Charles L. Mullen
Laura Pitkin
Mirs
Eric Lundgren
L. R. Schoolman
Flossie Cain
Trederick
Bohemia
Austria
Francis Scott Key District of
Boy Scouts
Ignatius Bjorlee
WC. Royal
L. L. Wilson
A. E. Fisher
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Louise Flynn
Bomb threat to ROTC armory at University of Maryland
A bomb scare targeted the ROTC armory at the University of Maryland in College Park. Campus police and Air Force guards searched the area but found no device, later calling the call a prank and noting a ROTC event proceeding as scheduled. Dr. Sidney Painter, 57, Johns Hopkins medieval history professor, died Tuesday. Raymond A. Mercier, 79, ex Detroit builder who founded a firm that constructed the University of Michigan stadium and the Windsor tunnel, died Monday.
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College Park
Air Force
University of Maryland
Sidney Painter
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Raymond A. Mercier
LOS Angeles
Detroit
University of Michigan Stadium
Dedsont-Windsor Tunnel
Johnson to keep middle of the road leadership in Senate
Senate Democratic leaders backed Lyndon B. Johnson to maintain restraint in criticizing Eisenhower and pursue compromise measures. A liberal bid to curb his control over the party policy committee failed 51 to 12 in a 22 hour closed caucus. Johnson pledged to continue appointing steering committee members and calling caucuses as needed.
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Washingon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Jonson
Eisenhower
Roger Baboon
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Paul Douglas
D-Im
Douglas
Finger of suspicion points to Reds in antisemitic wave
David Lawrence argues Communist behind global antisemitic incidents, linking West German unrest to broader Soviet strategy. He notes alleged central groups directing hate campaigns, calls for vigilance against Communist influence, and cites UPI reports and East German activity.
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Washington
Can
DaVid Lawrence Ada
Australia
Sweden
South Africa
Israel
Iself
Karl Ibach
UPI
Adenauer
Vienna
Egypt
United States
East Germany
East Berlin
West
West‘ Germany
Free World
Berlin
Germany
West Germany
Britain
Belgium
France
Finland
Greece
Austria
Ttaly
Felix von Eckhardt
Francs E. Walter
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
Beth Sholom schedules 1960 adult education series
The Adult Education Committee of the Jewish Community Association lists first half 1960 events at Beth Sholom Synagogue starting at 8 p.m. Highlights include films on January 17, lectures by Dr. Eugene Goldschmidt on Maimonides, Rabbi Max Selinger on archaeology, and Yehuda Ninni on medieval Jewish poets. Additional talks cover Spinoza, Ibn Ezra, and the Cabbalists, with sessions through June 19 featuring Rosenzweig studies and a talk on the Hereafter by Dr. Guss.
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Jewish Community Association
Tshe
Israel
Negev
Byzantium
Eugene Goldschmidt
Max Selinger
Cumberland
Selinger
Palestine
Debbie Weinstein
Maurice Guss
Jack Wagman
Rashi
Mimi Goldschmidt
Franz Rosenzweig
Gertrude Hallo
Jedelphia
Hallo
Rosenzseiz
Frankfurt
Birthday notices and visits span several towns
Mr Edgar G Null of Washington street is 80 today and Mrs ther Hines on West South Street marks her birthday. Glen E Gus Draper of West Patrick street is 33. Mrs Mary Stoulemyer of Hagerstoun had recent visitors. Rev John Schildt of Walkersville with Mr and Mrs Harry Belcher and children Susan and Judy. Dicker son John Trail Myersville, Mr and Mrs Leslie Morgan Walts ville and Mrs Welty Rice Myersville. Julia Ruth Delphey observed her second birthday yesterday. Mr and Mrs Julien Delphey head to New York for the Motor and Boat Show with Mr and Mrs Irving Jack Byers. Mr and Mrs Levi Roe visit Julien Delphey. Roe is Delphey’s father in law. Dr Archibald M MeIsaac, 58, Syracuse professor, dies.
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Edgar G. Null
Washington Street
Ther Hines
West South Street
Glen E.gus
Draper
West Patrick Street
Mary Stoulemyer
Hagerstoun
John Schildt
Walkersville
Harry Belcher
Susan
Judy
Dickerson
John Trail
Myersville
Leslie Morgan
Waltsville
Welty Rice
Julia Ruth Delphey
Julien Delphey
New York
Irving Jack Byers
Levi Roe
Julien
Delphey
Roe
Hood College Professor Attends Regional Teacher Conference
Dr. Evelyn Judge, Hood College education professor, attended a regional Commission on Teacher Education conference at the Mayflower Hotel Washington. Three sessions and multiple study groups focused on The Education of Teachers in Planning Institutional Programs. Dr. Mudge acted as recorder. delegates from eight states and Puerto Rico attended.
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Evelyn Judge
Hood College
Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Mudge
National Commission
Kansas City
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Puerto Rico
Fry 50th anniversary marked by St Luke’s celebration
Mr and Mrs Charles M Fry of Point of Rocks celebrated 50 years with a reception at St Luke's Parish House attended by more than 100 guests from Washington Yardley Pa Arlington Leesburg Frederick Walkersville Tampa and nearby areas. The couple were married December 22 1909 in Doubs Lutheran parsonage.
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Charles M. Fry
Point of Rocks
St. Luke’s
C. Milton Fry Jr
Joanne Creager
Fry
Nelson Titus
Paul Morganthall
Dorothy Beatty
Thomas Seally
Robert Tuck
Paul Rockwell
George Stunkle
Harold Fogte
Edward Baumgardner
Washington
Yardley
Arlington
Leesburg
Frederick
Walkersville
Tampa
Fla
Doubs
William B. Oner
Ned Blessing
Sara Ray Lee
Frank S. Lawrence
Edward
Sarah Fry
West
Patrick Fry
Burr
Manticore Investment Corporatwo
West Third Street
Hamilton Homes Inc
Carroll E. Cook
Wife
Glade Village
Deeds Recorded in Court for County Properties Sales
Several deeds filed in the Clerk’s Office detailing transfers of county properties. Transactions include Prentiss W. Vant Sant with wife selling to John W. Rippeon and wife in Tulip Hill for about 25 400. Ida Mae Herzog selling to C. I. Willard Stanley and wife in Hauvers Election District. Highland s and Old Ridge roads property in Blue Ridge Summit sold near 18 000. and others involving Westbrook Emmitsburg College Estates North Market Street North Market Street West Patrick Street and West Patrick Street. Aggregate sums range from about 12 600 to 133 000 with several parcels and improvements.
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Court House
Prentiss W. Vant Sant
John W. Rippeon
Tulip Hill
Ida Mae Herzog
C. i Willard Stanley
Hauvers
Highlands and
Old Ridge Roads
Blue Ridge
Summit
Hamilton Homes Inc
William S. Gocenour Jr
Westbrook
Lillian W. Sheeley
May Virginia House
North Market Street
Lou E. Hess
Marshall L. Sanders
Emmitsburg
K. & G. Construction Company
Thas
James T. Galloway Company
College Estates
Samuel P. Warfield
Robert M. Moler
Daniel N. Blickenstaff
Herman M. Brown Jr
West Patrick Street
Missing Girl Found In Mexico City Slay Case
The nearly nude body of Mary Lou Olson, 10, was found in a muddy ditch near Tijuana Mexico after crossing from National City California. Police hunt a slayer as autopsy begins to determine cause of death and possible sexual assault.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Mary Lou Olson
Snational City
Caiif
Lucio
Rumpaldo Iniguez
Mary Lou
National City
San Diego
Tijuana-Ensenada
Lawrence Olson
Varginia Brooks
Local Hospital Admissions Reported
Among The Sick Miss sorey Ann Flook of Germantown is a patient at University Hospital in Ballimage. Mrs. Alice Peel Route 3 Frederick and Mr. Leonard Shuff of 22 East Second street were admitted to Skyline Section at Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Thursday. Lite Miss Roxanne Aubol five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Aubol RFD 3 Frederick is a surgical patient at Kernan's Childrens Hospital Baltimore. Reuben Solar of Woodbine is confined to the Washington Hospital Center for surgery. He will be out in about ten days.
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Sorey Ann Flook
Germantown
University Hospital
Ballimage
Alice Peel
Frederick
Leonard Shuff
East Second Street
Skyline
Vindobona
Roxanne Aubol
Dean Aubol
RFD
Kernan’s Childrens’ Hospital
Baltimore
Reuben Solar
Mystery of a San Diego Murder Near School
A 1931 San Diego case reports a girl found dead a month after Feb 11 while on her way to school. Her body was discovered stuffed in a Bunny sack and the killer was never identified.
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San Diego
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Khrushchev
Lawrence
By David Lawrence
Babson Park
Mass
Russia
Moscow
Jesus
God
Jesus i, O
Buddha
Mohammed
Confucius
Pacific Coast
Nikolai Lenin
Nikita Krashchev
Peiping
U S
Hungary
Beth Sholom
Archibald M. McIsaac
Syracuse
N.Y
Archibald M. MeIsaac
Syracuse University
Shirley
Luther H. Cregger
James R. Hill
Arthur G. Schuettinger
Robert A. Whiteford
Spring Valley
Allen B. Martz
Obert Allen
Lewistown
Merle W. Leather
Donald E. Null
South Market Street
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