Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Publishes Afternoon Paper
The publication list shows daily issues except Sunday from Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co based in North Court Street Frederick Missouri. Subscription rates include monthly 1.00 six months 5.50 and yearly 10.90. Carriers may vary by delivery points and postal terms apply. Associated Press content policy noted. January 16 1962 Tuesday edition.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg CO
MG North Court St
Pnone MO
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Direcarions
Associated Press
Associates Press
Focal
Frea @eick
Moo
Deadly Mountain Blaze Crashes Through Andean Villages
A massive ice, rock, and mud flow from Huascaran mountain buried Andean villages and ranches in Peru killing thousands. The disaster, known as huyacos by Peruvian Indians, struck at dusk amid avalanching snow and unstable highland terrain.
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Andes
Huascaran
Peru
Aconcagua
South America
Living Useful Lives Across Classes and Times
Pope John XII urged nobles to live usefully and extend aid to others, a theme echoed in American ideals as leaders from Kennedy to Roosevelt show public service across wealth and position. A King's Daughters Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church met January 10 with nine members, installing officers led by Florence Fogle and closing with prayer.
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John XII
Rome
United States
Washington
Kennedy
Kennedys
Rockefellers
Harrimans
Roosevelts
King's Daughters
Calvary Methodist Church
Bessie Schwartz
Ira Stottie
Myer
Zion
Glass
Holden Felton
Florence Fogle
Charlies Wisner
Walter Stull
Sheridan Blemlinger
Harvey Harris
Raymond Free
Fogle
Schwartz
Thirteenth Annual Antiques Show Opens in Bethesda
The Thirteenth Annual Antiques Show of the Woman's Club of Bethesda begins at 11 am with remarks by Maryland State Senator Margaret Collins Schweinbach. The event at Georgetown and Sonoma Toads runs through January 27, featuring fourteen East Coast dealers and treasures including a Washington and Lee family christening dress from the 1700s.
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Woman's Club
Bethesda
Maryland
Margaret Collins Schweinbach
Qld
Georgetown
Sonoma
Toads
Yesteryear
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Maine
Virginia
Photographer Captain Frank Hurley Dies in Australia
Captain Frank Hurley, 75, noted Australian photographer who joined Sir Ernest Shackleton on the 1914 17 Antarctic expedition and served as official war photographer in both world wars, died at his Sydney home.
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Sydney
Australia
Frank Hurley
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Fifty Years Ago In Frederick County News Highlights
Recap of plans for Frederick National Bank building by Alfred Cookman Leach, a major Germantown mill fire causing 320000 loss, a stalled Frederick Railroad car near Myersville with passengers freezing, the Bachelors' Club inaugural banquet, memorials for Catherine Hoover, St Johns Holy Name Society leadership, Vandiver reappointed State Treasurer, severe cold wave hitting Frederick with drifting snow, a sleigh mishap on Market Street, and Major Louis Balent's promotion to Major at Fort Detrick with his family and decorations.
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Frederick County National Bank
Alfred Cookman Leach
Baltimore
Market and
Patrick Streets
Montgomery County
Germantown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Myersville
Robert Sherald
Middletown
Bachelors’ Club
Elms Club
Thomas Zimmerman
Harry Schroeder
Robert Delaplaine
Lewis R Derizbaugh
David 0. Griffin
H. J. Kefauver
Willam B. Leichert
Charles Price
Gerson Rosenour
H. Clay DeGrange
United Brethren Church
Catherine ¥. Hoover
Carlsle
Holy Name Society
St Johns Catholic Church
Howard Young
Annnapoli
Murray Vandiver
Frederick Railroad
Rufus E. Baker
Kemptown
Market Street
Patrick Street
Garber and Green
War War II News Clippings from January 16 1942
Secretary Stimson announced the army would expand to about 3 600 000 officers and men with three new divisions by March 25. Rationing will handle new passenger autos from February 2. Universal daylight saving time moves ahead. Japan presses toward Johore near Singapore. Navy sinks a Japanese liner. Corregidor air defenses engage. War production speeds up under Nelson. Police sirens to warn of air raids. Panamanian tanker Norness torpedoed near Montauk Point.
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Ecretary
Stimson
Horse
Roosevelt
Johore
Singapore
NAVY
WAR Department
Philippine
Corregidor Island
Burr Ariz
Donald M. Nelson
U. S
Third Naval District
Norness
Montauk Point
Loong Island
Amerwa
United States
Coal Mining Shifts Cut Workforce as Output Doubles
In the past decade over a quarter million men left coal mining while mechanization boosted output of remaining workers by twofold, transforming productivity and employment patterns in the industry.
Lime Kiln and Frederick Socials Mention Local Visits
Mrs M M Carter and Mr and Mrs Smith Cecil attend the funeral of Monroe Watkins near Lewisdale. John Foster returns from a visit with Mr and Mrs James Claire at Ellicott City. Mrs Foster visits with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Foster at Martinsburg VA. Mrs Mills visits Pooleshire with Mr Mills Sr and family. Mrs Myrtle Clevenger of Frederick visits with her mother Mrs Mary Dixon and Earl Clevenger. Mrs E A Grove is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs A K Leon and Mrs Edna Tannenbaum of Frederick visit with brothers Roy and Allen McAbee. Miss Ruth Ann Spring returns from a visit to Mrs Buster Glover and Kenny in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Charles Jewill of Frederick spend an evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Jewell. Mr and Mrs Vernie McDonald visit with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul May and family at RFD.
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M. M. Carter
Smith Cecil
Cecil
Monroe Watkins
Lewisdale
John Foster
James Claire
Ellicott City
Frederick
Roy
Allen McAbee
Leonard Hoff
Red
Henry Baugher
Ruth Ann Spring
Buster Glover
Kenny
Charles Jewill
Clarence Jewell
Vernie McDonald
Paul May
RFD
VFW
Eugene Rosen‘steel
Bobby Rosensteel
den Mathers
Clarence Wivell
Carroll Wivell
Pumpkin Head
den Mather
Edward Houck
Loretta Adelsberger
St. Joseph Catholic Church
James Twomey
Toronto
Canada
Joseph Keefe
C M
Louis Storms
C. M
Clarence Frailey
Francs Matthews
Edith Nunemaker
Ashberry Methodist
Gaithersburg
Joseph A Donnelly
Beegle Apts
Jacksonville
N.C
Mt. St. Mary's College
Brute Council
Knights of Columbus
Earl F. Tracey Jr
Eugene LaCrosse
Thomas Hoade
George Pecher
John McCarty
Paul Carter
Gerald Orosz
John I. Troxell
American Legion
Gettysburg
Walter Robinson
Maurice J. Klein
Walter Kennedy
Louis List
Bernard McGinn
M. C. Gilligan
Nevin Jones
Carl Wetzel
Barrett
Grace
Kelly
Paul Keepers
Sam Kugler
Thurmont
Kugler
Latin America Life Described At Cahary Methodist Program
A Sunday program at Cahary Methodist Educational Building featured Ronald Arms of American University describing life in Latin America from personal experience. Rev Ralph Mo Sharpe led the event with a missionary theme and the Women’s Society of Christian Service oversaw arrangements and the fellowship dinner.
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Cahary Methodist Church
Ronald Arms
School of International Service
American University
Washington
South America
Ralph Mo Sharpe
Mr. Sharpe
Seminar at FHS Promotes Student Science Interest
A 4 pm seminar in Room 110 at Frederick High School opens a 13 week series on science topics. Fort Detrick and University of Kansas sponsors join the Frederick School faculty to engage about 20 top students in Life, Physical, and Earth Sciences.
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Frederick High School
Fort Detrick
Research Society of America
Glenn Warneking
Frederick County Board of Education
Hich School
Barbara Bender
Norman Mason
Edward Houff
David Clark
Donna Stine
Don Yelon
Fred Broadrup
Diane Rhoades
Susan Griffith
Sharon Shanholtz
Lloyd Graf
Martha Grace
Allan Creager
John Cordyack
Mike Hess
Charles Bokesch
Galen Smith
James Kolsrud
Marvin Lipford
Susan Ambrosen
Clifford Maloney
Dudley Glick
William Hasty
B. Price
University of Kansas
William E. Miller
Urbana Homemakers Club Hosts Ed Nikirk on Wills
At the January 11 Urbana Homemakers Club meeting in Wesley Chapel Parish Hall guest speaker Edwin F. Nikirk explained Maryland will laws. He urged 18 year olds to make a will, notes on changes and proper witnessing, and advised storing the document safely with a professional approach and in the Court House records.
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Rbana Club
Urbana Homemakers Club
Wesley Chapel
Charles Collins
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nikiick
Maryland
Court House
Nikirk
Weekend Guests and Local Milestones in Montpelier
George Adams and Mrs Adams of Montpelier Vermont were week end guests of Harold Dover on Bowers Road and will spend the winter in San Diego California. Rev Emanuel Terrell and Mrs Terrell visited Mrs Annie Jackson on Mt Pleasant yesterday evening. Mrs William Flautt on Jefferson Street will observe her 80th birthday Wednesday. Leo Sommerfield and his wife celebrate their 68th wedding anniversary today at Clarke Place home. Judge and Mrs Frank Shook of Park Avenue mark their 55th anniversary with a Sunday dinner hosted by grandchildren.
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George Adams
U.S.C
Adams
Montpelier
Vermont
Harold Dover
Bowers Road
San Diego
Calif
Emanuel G. Terrell
Annie Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Willam Flautt
Jefferson Street
Leo Sommerfield
Clarke Place
the Orphan's Court
Frank C. Shook
Park Avenue
Hospital Notes On Local Residents
Among The Sick Miss Diane Shelton daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Shelton East Sixth street was admitted to University Hospital Baltimore today. Her condition is unchanged. Mr William Duggan who underwent surgery at Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore January 11 is making satisfactory progress. He will be allowed to have visitors beginning January 18.
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Diane Shelton
Elmer Shelton
East Sixth Street
University Hospital, Baltimore
Wiliam Duggan
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Ford and Berra Sign 162 Contracts with Yankees
Whitey Ford the top pitcher of 1961 and Yogi Berra, veteran catcher turned outfielder, signed their 162 contracts today with the New York Yankees. Structural steel dominates school construction across the United States.
Emmitsburg Girl Scout Troop 72 Meets With Leaders
Emmitsburg intermediate Girl Scout Troop 72 gathered Tuesday night with leaders Mrs. Charles Shorb and Mrs. Ralph Ohler. Thirteen members attended. after roll call and clues the troop arranged a telephone call system for emergencies. Secretary Karen Shorb reported a thank you letter to the Boy Scouts. A Mexico program was planned for March 16. Troop 72 marks its second birthday on Monday January 15. A troop photo was taken and friendships circle closed the meeting.
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Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Charles Shorb
Ralph Ohler
Karen Shorb
Boy Scouts
Mexico
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St
Loretta Florence
Romanus Florence
Eugene Warthen
James Boyle
Valerie Overmann
Mary Troxel
Gertrude Downey
Elizabeth Myers
Mary Payne
Roger Zurgable
Clyde Eyler
Herbert Rogers
Paul Carter
Sylvia Rosensteel
Band 2
Helen Wills
Jackson Hamerick
Mary Pryor
Yvonne Baker
Ann Codors
Clarence Frailey
Dora Wormley
Guy Baker Jr
Kate Warthen
Jeanette Taylor
Clara May Oit
Francis Kelly
Joseph Sullivan
George Thompson
Band 3
Charlotte Sanders
George Kramer
Henry Cool
William Myers
Joan Keepers
Helen Sanders
William Browner
Helen Warren
Regis Miller
Quinn Topper
Ann Marie Topper
Jean Topper Walter
Marian Boyle
Helen Walters
Mary Brown
Band 4
Loretta Adelsberger
Adele Adelsberger
Guy Topper
Sarah Lawrence
Leota Topper
Helen Topper
Adele Topper
Frank Topper
Patricia Topper
Mary Theresa Topper
Sarah Baldacchino
Rita Stahley
Angela Trelan
Faine-Rodgers
Gertrude Hotaling
George Warthen
Patrick Warthen
Robert Warthen
Band
Bernard Welty
Margaret Wasilifsky
Bertha Miller
Alice Cool
Gloria Martin
Frances Keilholtz
Bernard Eckenrode
Rita Byard
Rebecca Topper
Marie Long
Maurice Hobbs
Janet Waters
Anna Little
Dolores Henke
Rudolph Warthen
Anna Gerken
Louise Sebold
James Kessler
Catherine Kessler
George Rosenstell
Gertrude Joy
Elizabeth Neck
Lois Harthagen
Valérie * Kraemer
Alice Sterbinsky
Alan Cool
Nancy Danner
Harry Gelwicks
Ethel Jones
M. T. Hollinger
V. L. Harthagen
Carole Rodgers
Marie Saffer
Mae Lingg
Paul Hamerick
Paul ‘Keepers
Clarence Wachter
Hazel Haim
Gladys Topper
Helen Rodgers
Margaret Shorb
Ethel Topper
Bernard Kelly
Carolyn Adelsberger
Lilian Kelly
Hazel Topper
Charles Hobbs Sr
Charles Hobbs Jr
Bernard Sprankle
Herbert White
Ang Shahies
Dae Shorb
Thomas Shorb
Anna Topper
Joan Topper
Mamie Starner
Earl Hawk
Guy Baker SE
Regis Sanders
Margaret” Topper
Madeline Harner
Margaret Hobbs
Alice Paxon
Jane Orndorff
Irene Wantz
Alice Glaeken
Jane Chrismer
Louise Orndorff
Donald Miller
Albert Cool
Edward Lingg
Patricia Lingg
Arlene Lingg
Maurice Orndorff
Dolores Burdner
Frank Fitz-gerald
Adele Wivell
Alice McGlaughin
Dorothy Joy
Margaret Myers
Violet Wastler
Ada Myers
Loretta Myers
Roy Little
Regina Rybikowsky
Madeline Wivell
Rita‘ Felix
Robert Sanders
Carmen Topper
Daniel Topper
Pearl Arnold
Austin Joy
Anne Orndorff
Geraldine Little
Mary Sherwin
Mary Boyle
Kathryn Topper
Rachael Hobbs
Catherine Love
Laura Stoner
Mary Hobbs
Nellie ‘Walter
Lacy Hobbs
Loretta Sprankle
Mildred Durrow
Earie Gelwicks
Alice Balmer
Marie, Rosensteel
Shirley Dutr
Community Notes Include Scouts, Missions, and Engagements
Side Glances lists Girl Scout and Cub Scout meetings with officers, skits, and a craft plan for a county hospital. A two week parish mission at St Joseph Church is announced with speakers from Toronto and sessions for men women and youth. Local moves, Knights of Columbus degrees, birthday party, and engagements of Darlene Richard Schrider and Shirley Roberts announced.
Past Chiefs Meet of Mt City Temple Pythian Sisters
The Past Chief Association of Mt City Temple No. 1 Pythian Sisters met January 10 at Mrs. Mary Clem’s home with co-hostesses Mrs. Margaret Dutrow and Mrs. Mary Culter. President Mrs. Beverly Tyergar led. sixteen members and one guest attended. guest prize and several gifts were awarded. The next meeting is February 14 at Mrs. Fannie King’s home with Mrs. Bertha Rice as co-hostess.
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Mt. City Temple No. 1
Pythian Sisters
Mary Clem
Margaret Dutrow
Mary Cul Ter
Beverly Tyergar
Dutrow
Mattie Harris
Helen Wachter
Tyergar
Margaret Bowers
Fannied King
Fannie King
Bertha Rice
Treasure Island sighting near Norman Island
From American Hill on St John in the Virgin Islands the narrator notes a view of Norman Island, the site associated with Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island.
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American Hill
St. John
Virgin Islands
Norman Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Local visitors from Philadelphia weekend visit highlights
Mrs Emma Lawson of Philadelphia visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence. The group included Topper Michael Ryder John Sherwin Michael Orndorff and the Gochenours, identified as Debbie Cookie and Mr and Mrs Donald Gochenour.
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Topper
Michael Ryder
John Sherwin
Michael Orndorff
Charles Gillelan
Debbie
Cookie Gochenour
Donald Gochenour
Emma Lawson
Philadelphia
Clarence So
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News-Post
Louis L. Pelent
U.S. Army Military Police
U.S. Army
National Rifle Association
American Congress of Correction
Balent
Clara
Charles
Dennis
Nancy
Janine
Proto
Dams
Richard A. Comstock
Wools- Dove
Mary Eden
David Harrison Yinger Jr
David Hinser
Braddock Heights
Comstock
Frederick Community College
Vinger
G A. C. Finance Corporation
Western Maryland College
Latin America
FHS
Kennedy Studio
Benjamin Painter
Wilmington
Del
Betty Snyder
James A. Chick
Arlington Cluck
Tramsville
Miss Snyder
McCrory’s
Chick
William H. Lamham
Doubs
George R. Leatherman
Charlotte Louisa
Woodrow Miller Jr
Wilson Miller
Miss Leatherman
Middletown High School
Hanover Shoe
Miller
Ladiesburg Bakery
The
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Avi
John W. Richard
Airy
Darlene Elizabeth
Philip J. Schrider
Hurbert J. Schrider
Mt Airy
Richard
Mt. Airy High
Baltimore Gas‘ and Electric Association
Schrider
John G. Fritzgerald
Silver Spring
Davis Studio
Henry V. Roberts
Sherman Ave
Nue
Shirley Ann
Kenneth Lee
Zimmerman
Joseph H. Zimmerman Sr
J. Feagaville
Miss Roberts
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Atomic Energy Commission
Pat OF
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