Safety bonus checks total three thousand dollars at Frederick Coca Cola Bottling
The Frederick Coca Cola Bottling Company awarded safety and use bonus checks totaling about $3,000 to 28 employees yesterday. The yearly bonus honors a perfect safety and attendance record for 1960. Recipients include Carroll Huffer Robert Young Robert Huffer James T. Martin Theodore Wolfe Jr James D. Martin Carmen Fogie Reginald Sandbower Paul Barker Kathryn Atkinson Ralph Crum Charles Hodge. Nelson E. Langan presented the checks. The plan has reduced accidents and will continue in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coca Cola Bottling Company
Carroll Huffer
Robert Young
Robert Huffer
James T. Martin
Theodore Wolfe Jr
James D. Martin
Carmen Fogie
Reginald Sandbower
Paul Barker
Kathryn Atkinson
Ralph Crum
Charles Hodge
Nelson E. Langan
Labor peace after harbor strike ends in New York
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg helped broker a late night settlement with Gov. Rockefeller and New York Mayor Wayne ending a harbor strike by 664 workers. The deal defers the key policy on feather bedding and automation while promising a White House study to find a solution. The broader issue of preventing transport shut downs remains a national concern for the Kennedy administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Labor Movement
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wayne
New York
New York Central
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Goldberg
White House
Congress
Kennedy
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post January 30 1911
Governor Crothers announces road work will resume in every section as weather permits and be pushed vigorously. A personal letter to Mayor Mahool from Capt. D John Markey discusses Frederick water supply improvements with engineers including Alfred M Quick who provided recommendations. The Laymen Missionary Movement held its closing session in the Evangelical Reformed church with speakers Apple Urner Gaither and others. A theft at P Samuel Nothagle’s hemnery. two chickens taken. Mrs Jesse Schell narrowly escaped injury when two horses ran into a pole after a train frightened them. Emory C Remsberg of Buckerstown lost two horses to poisoning. The annual reunion and banquet of the Franklin and Marshall College Merchants Alumni Association will be held here with replies from Dr Henry Hippie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Mahool
Baltimore
D. John Markey
Frederick
Alfred M. Quick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Joseph D. Baker
Joseph H. Apple
Milton G. Urner
George R. Gaither
Apple
Yutaka Minakuchi
Japan
William £. Lampe
Emory C. Remsberg
Buckerstown
Meriiand
Franklin and Marshall College
Henry Hippie
W. M. Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
C. W. Levan
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstown
Jono T. White
Charles H. Remsberg
Twenty Years Ago From The Newsee Files Jan 23
Stolen car abandoned on Paul C. Willard Rosemont lawn after damage to shrubs and flowers. Fire of undetermined origin damaged St Marys Catholic church in Hagerstown. Robbers stole jewelry cash from Mr and Mrs F Earie Shriner Rockwell Terrace. Fred Erick Hotel Co directors heard James Gambrill Jr report improved business. First US troops arrived at St Johns Newfoundland. Local roads clear of sleet after second storm in eight days. Lord Halifax became British ambassador to the United States. Italian submarine sinks British auxiliary cruiser loaded with troops. Clinton Willard, 8, broke wrist on ice on West Patrick Street. Historical notes cover Burnside relieved, AFL, council of mutual economic assistance, Korean War actions, Eisenhower civil defense efforts, and anniversaries. Birthdays include Colgate founder, Dan Rice, Paul M Hammaker, W Somerset Maugham, J Joseph Smith, Kenneth Spencer. Club notices from Point of Rocks Methodist and Willing Workers. Cumberland temple officers elected. Mary Louise Morfit, Garry Moore’s mother, dies in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Wilard
Rosemont
Ald
Bethexia
Allen Barigis
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Hagerstown
F. Earie Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Hotel Co
James H. Gambrill Jr
United States
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Lord Halifax
Rome
Clinton B. Willard
West Patrick Street
America
Cember
Ambrose E. Burnside
Army of the Potomac
Joseph Hooker
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Communistations of Europe
Council of
Ussr
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Rumania
Seoul
Korea
Eisenhower
Wiliam Colgate
Saani
England
U. S
New York
New Jersey
Madison University
Colgate University
Dan Rice Daniel McLarer
Barnum
Paul M. Hammaker
Montgomery Ward
Dayton
Ohio
W. Somerset Maugham
J. Joseph Smith
U_S_ Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Waterbury
Conn
Kenneth A. Spencer
Spencer Chemical Co
Columbus
Kansas
Zoning Change Disapproved for Ballenger Creek Research Firm
Planning board rejects Microbiological Associates proposed rezoning from A agricultural to M 1 industrial for a 33 acre Ballenger Creek Pike site. Neighbors cite odor and water worries. firm plans two new buildings, an incinerator, and shared industrial park zoning despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Creek
Samuel Reader
Bethesda
National Institutes of Health
George Jay
James Madden
Charles S. Hubbard
Charles F. Bowers
Parsons Newman
Microbiological Associates, Inc
Ballenger Creek Pike
Maryland
Damascus
Baltimore
Newman
Clarkes Announce Fourth Child Birth at Frederick Memorial
Mr and Mrs Ernest C Clark of Walter Martz Road announce the birth of their fourth child Cragg Christian Clare born Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Clark is the former Mary Jane Meinhardt of Baltimore. Casper F Betson of West Fifth Street recovers from surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Clark
Walter Martz
Cragg Christian Clare
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clark
Mary Jane Meinhardt
Baltimore
Casper F. Betson
West Fifth Street
Hospital Notices and Meeting Cancellation
Discharges and admissions from several area hospitals include Edith V Sprankle and infant at Blue Ridge Summit and Winona M Beasley at Harover General. Other residents released from Washington County Hospital Hagerstown include Lary Enwart Alvey Little. Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg admits Harry Wantz Mrs Donald Waters and infant Emmitsburg. Additional releases list Mrs Earl Dayhoff and infant Detour Charles Koontz Mrs Paul Hooper infant daughter Union Bridge Mrs Eric Glass infant daughter Emmitsburg Kenneth Peamroy William Wetzel. Republican Women’s Federation meeting at Hotel Frederick tonight 8 p.m. cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith V. Sprankle
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynesboro Hospital
Winona M. Beasley
Key- Mar
Harover General Hospital
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Lary F. Enwart
Lantz
Alvey H. Little
Middletown
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Harry Wantz
Emmitsburg
Donald J. Waters
Earl W. Dayhoff
Detour
Charles P. Koontz
Paul C. Hooper
Union Bridge
Eric Glass
Kenneth R. Peamroy
William Wetzel
Eisenhowers Stop at St Josephs After Inaugural Ceremonies
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower visited St Josephs School in Emmitsburg after inaugural events. They spoke briefly with Sister Hilda, president of the college, during a stop in town. The day also featured church mass and local community notices from Knights of Columbus and American Legion posts, plus updates on hospital admissions and local marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Sher
Emmitsburrg
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Hilda
Two Oystermen Wounded After Bay Inlet Chase
In Tangier Island area a 46 minute chase ended with Aubrey Marshall and Robert Parks wounded and Ted Marshall captured on charges of illegal oyster dredging. Virginia Fisheries inspectors Onley and Corbin reported the Bay Rambier pursued by a patrol boat. The injured were taken to Northampton Accomac Memorial Hospital Nassawaddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxis
Chesapeake Bay
Tangier Island
Virginia
Pocomoke Sound
Aubrey Marshall
Robert Parks
Parks
Northampton Accomac Memorial Hospital
Ted Marshall
James Onley
Donald Corbin
Virginia Fisheries Commission
Onley
Byrd's Rock
Dawn
Saxis Dock
Nassawaddox
Miss Messer Named To Who's Who Among Maryland Students
Patricia L. Messer, 21, UM senior from Frederick, will have her name inscribed in the 1960-61 Who's Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges. She is a Gaithersburg High School graduate and majors in education. she will graduate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Patricia L. Messer
University of Maryland
Frederick
Oied
Messer
Gaithersburg High School
Allie Messer
Route 4
Wendoiole
Deaths of Basil Buxton Hollie Helwig and others
Multiple obituaries list Basil Walter Buxton of near Kemptown dying at Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at Montgomery Methodist Church and interment in the church cemetery. Bertha Louise Helwig 76 of Pleasant Valley dies in Taneytown with services at St Marys Silver Run. Margaret Catherine Besst Knill 47 of Edgewood dies suddenly at home with services at All Saints Episcopal Church. Also noted are minor memorials for John H Kill and Thomas Padgett with funeral arrangements and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Walter Buxton
Kemptown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Basil F
Roscoe F. Buxton
Robert Mullineaux
Mt Airy
Bmirs
Harold Beacht
Arlington
Roger B. Buxton
William Buxton
Airy
Hollie Helwig
Bertha Louise Helwig
Pleasant Valley
Leonard Shafer
Taneytown
Charles Fogleson
Aaron F
Sarah Ellen Heltibridle
Withiam Dayhoff
Annville
Rev
E. Koontz
Lloyd H. Ejler
John H. Kill
Margaret Catherine Besst
Knt
John d. Knill
Edgewood Church Road
Frederick
Iva Smith Hardman
Richard Besst
Nancy L. Linle
Old Braddock
S. Jane
Holly Ann Anil
James B. Bessi
Herman A. diBrandi
Knill
AH Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick Tailoring Co
North Market Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Fannie Virginia Butts
Charles Franklin Butts
Hampton
East Church Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Cavary Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Robert Andrews
Thomas Andrews
Walter Andrews
James Tregoning
William Cecil
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
William H. Jones
Sunnyside
Harry Weedon
Nathan Ogle
John Weedon
Church Cemetery
E. Hicks
Local residents show improvement after Frederick Memorial Hospital care
Among the sick Mrs. Alice Swomley of South Market street is listed as improving after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. W. Milo Chick of Tuscarora was admitted Tuesday for surgery at the same hospital. Mr. Charles H. Himes of Walkeraville returned home today after seven weeks in the hospital following major surgery. Mrs. Alfred Brashears of West South street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Swomley
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Milo Chick
Tuscarora
Charles H. Himes
Walkeraville
Alfred
Frank) Brashears
West South Street
Gouker Praises Frederick Jaycees Boss Night Honors
Walkersville resident Charles R. Stup received the Distinguished Service Award from the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce at Bosses Night held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Gouker urged members to serve community and God and noted the club’s strong local work. Awards also went to Nelson Langan and George Callan Sr. for leadership and to Edward McGuiness and Joseph Eisenhauer for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. “Dick” Stup
Walkersville
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Jay
Grover C. Gouker Jr
Hanover
The
Jaycees
Gouker
Don Gaver
Nelson Langan
Coca-Cola Bottling
George B. Callan Sr
Callan & Cramer
Edward J. McGuiness
Sears Roebuck & Company
Presid Durell
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
DSA
New March of Dimes
Toastmasters
VFW
Young Democrats
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department
Workers Athletic Association
Walker Methodist Church
PTA
S. A. Montgomery Dies In Chicago At 64
Samuel A. Montgomery 64, vice president and director of Standard Oil Co. Indiana, died Tuesday after a brief illness. A chemist who joined the firm in 2019, he formerly managed the Whiting refinery and was elected to the board and named general manager of manufacturing in 1951. Born in Osbom, Mise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Montgomery
Chicago
Samuel A. Montgomery
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Whiting, Ind
Osbom
Mise
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Liberty Trust Cumberland
Denton A. Wellsville
N. Y
Con
Preside Liberty Trust Company
Fuller
William C. Walsh
Veterah
Charles A. Piper
Women's Guild
Women’s Guild
Mt. Pleasant
Ada Filler
Tucker
Lochner
George Barker
Roger Remsburg
Mark Wagner
Wagner
Homewood
Cumberland
Harry Houck
Williams Street
South Cumberland
Houck
Elizabeth Decker
Westminster
Roland Grimes
New Windsor
Roy Hall
Mr. Airy
Gerard Meunier
Kenneth Hall
Helen—Halter
Oliver Ridgely
Mt. Airy
News-Post
Newsee Files
W.C.S
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Point of Rocks Methodist Church
Robert Perry
Edgar White
Elmer Michael
Church of Poe
Winchester Street
Francis Long
Symarton Suitely
Leonard Baugher
Christ
James Chick
Baugher
Glorviand
Jesus
Francis Phillips
Hattie Showe
East PatiTick Street
Lewis J. Ort
Ghan Temple
A.O.N
Ah Ghan Shrine Club
Mon- Ort
Ort Brothers iBakery
This City
Maryland Mill
LaVale
Rabban
J. Wallace Close
Mineral Coal Company
Robert C.porter
Gary Moore
Denver
Colo
Mary Louise Morfit
Garry Moore
Moore
Thomas / Garrison Morfit
H. Mason Morfit
University of Colorado Medical Center
Morfit
Kent County
Republican Women's Federation
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s Church
Francis X. Elder
American Legion Post No
Knight of Columbus
Curtis Topper
Mother Seton School
Safety Patrol
Edgar Dukehart
Mother Elizabeth Seton
Clyde Evier
Dominic Greco
California
James Twomey
Irving Miller
U.s.af
Washington State
Sgt
Miller
Brownie
Louis Orndorff
George Danner
Sterling White
Thomas O'Connor
Niagara University
St. Joseph's Rectory
Kathy Stoner
Carroll Frock Jr
Wiliam Wetzel
Miss Messer
John A. Mullerington
Mother Organ Works
Christ Reformed Church
Clever Smith
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Fire Company
Ida Yeakle Miller
G. Vincent Hull
Rest Haven
Lawrence N
Thomas
Rt, Tne
Gwendolyn
Ullateral
Magistrate’s Court
Tir
Robert Loyde
Elton Crawford
Milford
U.S. 30
Frederi Claude Prentice
Gary
Ind
U.S. 40
Waiter Iman
Balting
James Hershman
Stephanson
New Market
Robert Storer
Edgar Sharp
Front Royal
Jefferson
Walter Grose
Gordon Schoolden
Frank Barnes
Walter Smith
Richard Alderton
Kenneth F. Feagans
F_ Bechto
Ellis Rice
Thurmont
Bethel Road
Charles Foltz
Yellow Springs
H. Brockman Anderson Jr
Johnstown
U. S. 40
Myersville
Willie Doss
Washington
Sanford Gross
Owens
Woodbudge
Ainst
Wayne Baker
Williamson, NY
Taneytown Fire Company
Warner Hospital
East W. Dayhoff
Wilbur Miller
David Smeak
Hong Kong
Communist
China
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