Local News Summary from Fredrick, Kansas January 23, 1960
Fragmented OCR notes include prices, dates, and ad-like lines about local business terms. The piece cites Associated Press content and mentions a post office entry date of January 23, 1960, with no clear single event or人物 named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & Mfg. CO
Merm Court
Phare MO
Frederick
Vance
Howe
Fear
Monk
Sear
Avda Bureau of
Fred @tick
Surplus Hopes Stir Congress After Eisenhower Address
The article notes a projected 4.2 billion surplus next fiscal year amid a tight 1960 balance, sparking debate. Treasury Secretary Anderson backs using any windfall to reduce the national debt while lawmakers weigh gimmicks and potential tax hikes.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Anderson
Norris Announces Engagement Of Anne Norris To David MeVey
Mr and Mrs Adrean S Norris of Mr Airy announce the engagement of their daughter Anne to David MeVey son of Mr and Mrs William D MeVey of Gaithersburg The couple both are 1959 graduates of local high schools and work at Rosewood institutions No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrean S. Norris
Mr. Airy
Ronource
Anne
David MeVey
Wiliam D. MeVey
Gaithersburg
Norris
Rosewood A
MeVey
Ate
Frederick High School
Rosewood Training School
Local Birthdays and Notices From Area Residents
Me M M Carter Lime Kiln marks birthday Monday. Bernard D Gladhill Damascus turns 31 on Tuesday. Harry T Barnes Mt Pleasant to be 90 Wednesday. Alana Mae Ervier West Seventh street birthday Wednesday. Gilbert S Stroup Kehne Furniture attended Southern Furniture and Rug Market High Point NC January 18-22. Rodney Kent Jr born January 19 to Rodney K Bestian Middletown and Shirley G Zentz. John Reynolds Liberty town Jack Mason Buckerstown F Gil Morgan Mt Airy Glenn A Main Jr Frederick attended Northern Virginia VPI Alumni Club alumni banquet Berryville VA Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. M. M. Carter
Bernard D. Gladhill
Damascus
Harry T. Barnes
Mt. Pleasant
Alana Mae Ervier
West Seventh Street
Gilbert S. Stroup
Kehne Furniture
Southern Furniture
Hug
High Point
N.C
Rodney K. Bestian
Middletown
Rodney Kent Jr
Bestian
Shirley G. Zentz
John Reynolds
Libertytown
Jack Mason
Buckerstown
Tax Help Sessions Announced Across Maryland Towns
Maryland Comptroller’s Office offers voluntary tax form assistance at Winchester Hall March 21 to April 18. Additional sessions in Brunswick and Mt Airy include March 11 Mt Airy First National Bank and March 16 Bank of Brunswick. Also reports a Catholic Daughters meeting and auxiliary activities with community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Income Tax Division
Comptroller’s Office
State of
Maryland
Winchester Hall
Brunswick
Mt Airy
First’ National Bank
Bank of Brunswick
Father McCrory
Fr. McCrory
The Little Tycoon In Benefit Opera At City Opera House
Fifty years ago report notes Mrs Samuel Hoopes sings Violet and later The Little Tycoon in a benefit performance for the Masonic Temple Association. Other items include W A Roberts buying a store in Baltimore and rising living costs since 1896, plus mishaps during oyster shucking and a broken bus shaft near East Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Masonic Temple
Samuel Hoopes
Violet
Little Tycoon
W. A. Roberts
Araby
Chesapeake and Hudson Streets
Baltimore
Bradstreet
Justice J. Francis Smith
Arlington Hotel
Northern Central Station
Jacob B. Tyson
East Church Street
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News dated January 23, 1940 reports a court ending the will dispute of Frank L. Stoner with a 35,000 sum to the executors. G Hunter Bowers installed as Most Excellent High Priest of Enoch Chapter No 23. Master Tommie House, two and a half, sustains serious burns from an electric percolator spill. Secretary Morgen discusses debt limit and budget balancing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Stoner
Ctaventers
Walter Extene Soner
Rearnes Smith Stoner
Oliver Livingston Stoner
Hunter Bowers
Enoch Caper
R. A. Masons
Trout Fishing Of President Hoover At Catoctin Furnace
The long history of the Hoover family trout fishing camp at Catoctin Furnace is traced from 1929 when Lawrence Richey bought the Hunting Creek tract, through road improvements and public access, to Hoover’s visits and later ownership changes, with notes on nearby Shangri la later renamed Camp David and presidential use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Hoover
Catoctin Furnace
Richey
Lawrence Richey
Frederick
Hoover
Lancelot Jacques
Hunting Creek
Mr. Richey
Catectin Furnace
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
Emmitsburg Pike
Rapidan
Virginia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bureau of Fisheries
Culler
Richer
Catoctin -Furnace
Emmitsburg
Riche
Catoctin
Hicher
News-Post
Larkin
Brabham
Edward P. Thomas
White House
Fores
News
Roy Hiltner
Potomac Hills Development Co
Lancelot Jacques S
Capital Cadillac Co
Washington
Kingman Brewster
Roosevelt
Shangri-la
Thurmont
Winston Churchill
Great ‘Britain
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Camp
David
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Deeds Recorded In Court Across Multiple Districts
Several properties changed hands in the Clerk’s Office with deeds filed in Singanore Tuscarora Frederick Urbana Carrollton and Hauvers Districts. Considerations ranged from 12 to about 35 000 dollars for parcels including 125 acres and homes with improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Roland L. Her
Seidio I. Albert Fradkin
Singanore
LeRoy M. Masser
Raymond J. English
Edgewood Road
Tuscarora
Francis L. Seiss
Glenn R. Lare
Thurmont
Jimtown
Oscar F. Grove
Joseph H. Himes
Frederick
Jefferson
Brosius Homes Corporation
John G. Crouch
Lozan Street
James C. Young
Carrollton
Henry Kenneth Wolf
Ira L. Wolf
John D. Wolf
South Mountain
Hauvers
Charles H
Attic clues sought on Loats Home history and publicity ways
Montgomery County historians seek letters or records to illuminate early 1800s construction and 1870 redecoration of the Loats Home in Frederick County. Articles note a public publicity workshop run by the Montgomery County Press Association, with attendees paying fees for training and manuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Alden Fisher
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Ren
Montgomery County
Francis Preston Blair
Kentucky
Andrew Jackson
Thomas M. Anderson
Laurel Brigade
Confederate Calvary
Elijah White
Poolesville
Montgomery Society
Rockville
Frederick Society
Montgomery Historans
Patrick Street
Taney
Bentz Street
Loats
East Church Street
Richard Hubbard Howland
Frederick
Montgomery
County Press Association
Washington
Worshop
Iam Talbott
Washington Star
D. C
Roger Farquhar
The
Sentinel
Garnett C. Ball
Delaware
West Church Street
Tower of Calvary Methodist Church
Lefty Kreh
News-Post
the Sentinel
Bethesda
Taneytown
Local residents listed as Frederick Memorial Hospital patients
Absentee notes report numerous Frederick area residents entering or being treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation medical issues or recovery. Names include Harry Dorcas Franklin Reese Ruby Rivers LeRoy Summers Beverly Hoke Frank Cubitt Tay Main and others with several returning home or improving. Market prices show Wheat $1.75 a bushel Barley $1.10 and Corn $1.30 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dorcas
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Franklin Reese
Carroll Parkway
Ruby Rivers
Libermown
Harry J. Stodlemyer
Dickerson
Sns
Sue H. Farrell
Edgemont Road
Frederick
LeRoy C. Summers
Thurmont
Reuten N. Caplan
North Market Street
Beverly Jean Hoke
Catoctin Furnace
Frank E. Cubitt
Wile
Tay W. Main
Knoxville
Mgr
Frank Fry
Jefferson
Vindobona Convalescent
William Second Street
Morial Hospital
Howard Zimmerman
Feagaville
Elwood McKenzie
RFD 7
Charles Stuller
Walkersville
University Hospital, Baltimore
B. Leichert
East
Frederick Meandie
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Pat
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Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County
Epee
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Washington, D. Gy
Herbert Hoover
Marcy
Laurence Richer
Neus-Pos
Mr. Honver
Marrland
Léol
Washington, D. C
Lawdent Hoover
Carnegie Hall
Sidelights
Elsie White
Haines
John Daly
Charles Stewart
WGAY
Larry Beckman
Wtop TV
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