Frederick News Page 4 Highlights January 20 1981
The Frederick newspaper page notes subscription rates and logistics for The News published January 20 1981. It lists pricing for single copies three month and six month plans and carrier options through Atlantic. The page identifies the paper as a member of the Associated Press and notes its copyright and postal classifications.
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Fifty Years Ago From The News Post January 2 1971
Coadjutor Bishop John Gardner Murray assumes the vacant bishopric after the death of Parel. J Travers Thomas elected superintendent of Grace Reformed Sunday School. A large iron piece belonging to the Frederick Railroad Co. engine fell near East Patrick street, requiring jacks to replace it. Municipal authorities extend the walk at East Church Street Lutheran graveyard with crushed stone. A committee from United Steam Fire Engine Co. seeks support as their steamer is failing. Independent Hose Co. may loan its steamer temporarily. Fire Marshal Ewell concludes several days of arson investigation. The Best Basketball game of the season sees C A lose to West Branch M C A Baltimore by 19 to 16. Mr Alonzo Ely, lifelong Frederick resident, dies at age 50.
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John Gardner Murray
Bis- Parel
J. Travers Thomas
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Frederick Railroad Co
Middletown
Gilmer Schrey
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
United Steam Fire Engine Co
Independent Hose Co
Ewell
F C.A
M-C.a
Baltimore
Alonzo Ely
Frederick
Dawn Of An Era For Kennedy Inauguration Opens New Frontier
The nation welcomes John F Kennedy as president with resolve to back his four year program. He vows to uphold the Constitution and urges united support to rebalance government, challenge Congress, and pursue far reaching domestic and foreign reforms. The country, 130 million strong, hopes for Godspeed and a united effort to succeed.
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John F. Kennedy
Republic
United States
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower Leaves Public Life to Be Private Citizen
Dwight D. Eisenhower begins his first day as a private citizen after fifty years of public leadership. He notes a continued pledge to serve for peace and is expected to have opportunities to uphold that commitment.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
West Point
Eisenhower
Farewell Service for Rev Mowen at Nazarene Church
Farewell service for Rev William D. Mowen pastor of the Church of the Nazarene will be held in Frederick City with a 7 39 p m Sunday farewell sermon by Rev Mr Mower. District Superintendent Rev E E Grosse of Hanover will deliver the sermon. Representing the Frederick City Ministers Association is Rev Dr Ralph E White. County Ministers Association president Rev Eugene Young will attend. William E Sittig will preside for the congregation and Mrs Sittig will provide special vocal music.
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City
William D. Mowen
Church of the Nazarene
Ephrata
Teesco
Mower
E. E. Grosse
the Nazarene Church
Hanover
Ralph E. White
Church of Brethren
Frederick City
Ministers’ Association
Eugene Young
County Ministers’ Association
Young
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William E. Sittig
Twenty Years Ago In The News-Post January 20 1941
A Jacob Roosevelt inaugural sermon on democracy opens the day with faith in America. Fire Co. battles a home blaze near Walkersville, little damage. Tanks proscribed to Fort Meade train Brunswick onlookers. Roosevelt and Willkie confer at the White House. Community notices include church meetings, a birthday party for Kimberly Sue Tall, and the resignation of Rev. Mowen of the Nazarene church. local events span Brunswick and surrounding areas.
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Roosevelt
America
Pricer
Middetown
Klisura
Africa
Frederick County
Allen Putman
Glade Road
Walkersville
Brunswick
B. and O
Fort Meade
Wendell Willkie
White House
Churchill
England
Aging and the calendar's pull on middle age men
A reflection on aging from a 1960s voice noting the White House Conference on the Aging and the pressure of time. It discusses overexertion in middle age, the value of experience, and the fading hairline as a common male concern with practical advice from a skin specialist.
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White House
Baldness, Hats, and Morale Through Time
The piece explores baldness and hair loss with humor, noting a dislike for minimal trims but praise for a barbering approach. It discusses helmetlike hat use in cold weather, heat loss from going hatless, and the psychological boost from a neat appearance across ages.
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Herb Schroeder
Schroeder
Stone Age To Space Age Speaker Talks at BPW Dinner
Retired Secret Service agent and writer Harry Edward Neal spoke at a Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Neal, Springfield, described his career and his new book on human communication from Stone Age gestures to Space Age signals, noting Echo launches as landmark.
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U. S
Secret Service
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harry Edward Neal
Springfield
Hazel McCanner
Lucille Wolford
Hagerstown Club
Anna Derr
Marvy Ann LeGore
Neal
U.S. Treasury
Smithsonian Institution
Attending Classes Ann Kefauver Returns to School
Ann Kefauver, paralyzed by polio, reenters ninth grade at Middletown High School after years in hospitals. She travels to Warm Springs for quarterly exams and earns school support via bedside lessons and a telephone linked classroom. Her recovery is aided by the National Foundation which funds treatment for polio birth defects and arthritis.
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Kefauver
Middletown High School
Baltimore
National Foundation
Warm Springs
Georgia
Fred Kefauver
Middletown
15 Inch Snowfall Covers County and Delays Mail
A heavy snowstorm blanketed the county with drifts halting rural mail deliveries while the Frederick business district saw limited service. Route 15 south remained open but narrow, and weather officials cited comparisons to past major storms. Businesses closed, minor accidents occurred, tractors slipped, and crews battled equipment failures as they worked to reopen roads and resume deliveries tomorrow.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Ex County Man Dies in Baltimore
Jasper E. Allen Sr. died suddenly Thursday in Baltimore where he was a Bendix radio engineer. Surviving are his wife Nora I Welty Allen, a daughter Mrs James J Murphy, Jasper E Allen Jr and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Tickner Long Funeral Home begins 1 pm with Rev Andrew B Eichoff officiating. Interment Baltimore National Cemetery. Ti and Sons funeral directors.
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Jasper E. Allen Sr
Baltimore
Bendix Corporation
Nora I. Welty Allen
Emmitsburg
Allen
James J. Murphy
Jasper E. Allen Jr
William J. Tickner
Long Funeral Home
North and
Pennsylvania Avenues
Andrew B. Eichoff
Baltimore National Cemetery
Ti and Sons
Fort Detrick News Installations And Awards Highlight Soldiers
Colonel Walter W. Kelso named chief of staff and Joseph Schwimer as chapter vice president with H J Thomas sworn as secretary treasurer. Good Conduct Medals awarded to three specialists. Stork stories report three births at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Welcome and farewell notices, weddings, and local happenings wrap Fort Detrick events and social notes.
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Walter W. Kelso
Joseph Schwimer
H. J. Thomas
Robert L Reenstierna
Washington
Laverne A. Parks
Army War College
Carlisle
Parks
Detrick
Johnson
Kennedy's Inaugural Address Signals Peace Efforts
The 1961 inaugural address pledges a new generation’s duty to push back darkness with cooperation. Kennedy vows to aid colonized states and developing nations without aiding oppression, while strengthening the United Nations and fostering an alliance for progress. The speech stresses peace over war and urges renewed pursuit of global harmony.
Side Glances and Notes from Fort Detrick Week
The report mentions Koogle moving to the Technical Information division and Sergeant Major Beau Brummet Connell arranging events for about 60 young students. Gus Seickmann nears age 50 while continuing a search for Indian relief. In six years 3 is named Fort Detrick project officer for Armed Forces Week.
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Koogle
Beau Brummet
Connell
Gus Seickmann
Fort Detrick
Armed Forces
Engagement Announced For Audrey Wyand and Arthur Poffenberger
Mr and Mrs Leo Wyand announce the engagement of their daughter Audrey Lorraine to Arthur Wayne Poffenberger son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Poffenberger of Boonsboro The couple both graduated Boonsboro High School in 1958 and 1957 respectively and hold jobs in Shepherdstown WV and Boonsboro No wedding date is set
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Leo Wyand
Heedysville
Audrey Lorraine
Arthur Wayne Poffenberger
Wilbur Poffenberger
Boonsboro
Miss Wyand
Boonsboro High School
Potomac Light and Power Company
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Poffenberger
Famous American stamp honors Horace Greeley issued Feb
The Post Office Department unveils a cent Horace Greeley Famous American stamp on February 3 at the Chappaqua New York station with first day covers available by remittance to the Chappaqua postmaster. Mint stamps may be bought later at the Philatelic Sales Agency in Washington and Frederick, Maryland on February 4. A stray note about Louis Armstrong mentions an orphaned boy sent to an aunt's home and learning to play the trumpet.
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Horace Greeley
Chappaqua
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N.Y
Philatelic Sales Agency
Washington
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