Dickerson Farmer Dies At Age Of 93
Charles Spates Butler 93 died at his home near Dickerson after a short illness. He farmed 26 acres on the Potomac fringe since 1911 and raised Hereford cattle. He was active in St. Mary’s Church Holy Name Society and leaves multiple daughters, a son, a sister, and a brother. A requiem was held at St. Mary’s Church and burial in Monocacy Cemetery.
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Charles Spates Butler
Poolesville
Dickerson
Butler
Edwards Ferry
Hereford
Homer
Fisherma
Hattie A. Bruner
St. Mary's Church
Barnesville
Spencer Fisher
J. Carl Burner
Barnes
John Kimmerling
George, R. Butler
Lula Butler
Rosser E
St. Ma Church
Bunal
Monocacy Cemetery
Bealisvill
Kennedy Urges Immediate Move Toward World Peace
In a call for a new world order, Kennedy argues against colonial violence, rejects Castro, and invites opponents to join in creating a universal law. He says progress may take longer than his term but urges starting now to end the balance of terror.
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Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Notable Historical Reminders and Birth Announcements
Highlights include Gen Robert Howe with Continental troops suppressing New Jersey rebels and restoring officers’ commands. Also noted are recognitions of Chile and Argentina's independence and Lincoln era dates. Biographical notes list School psychiatrist born in Kansas, D Farrington born in Minnesota, Skitch Henderson in England, and Hyman Rickover.
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Robert Howe
Coun Am
New Jersey
Chile
Argenzina
Lincoln
Aries
JicClellan
Ceneral
Ike Gees Eyson
Ueme Ledge
Kansas
Ed D. Farrington
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Raiway
St. Paul
Minn
Skitch Henderson
Birmingham
England
Hyman Rickover
Es G
Fifty Years Ago In The News Post January 27 1911
Senior pool results list Cobleniz Albaugh Schmidt Slaughter Maieny Hersperger Halter and Schroeder with scores. Maurice Knowles meets the mayor and aldermen to discuss a local water issue. Adams Express receives a new wagon and driver George D. W. A new bookmarker for the font is noted. A court fine reaches 600 pounds. Y M C A directors elect J H to lead the organization. L Herz and Pa clothing stock mentioned.
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Frank Cobleniz
Albaugh Schmidt
Slaughter
Maieny
Hersperger
Halter
H. Schroeder
Maurice Knowles
Offcer
Adams Express Company
George D. A
Mont- Court
Y.m-C.a
J. HE
L. Herz and Pa
News-Post’s AP teletypes speed 60-word flow of news
The News-Post reports rapid reception of AP news after installing two new teletypes. The machines provide full leased wire service with a 60 words per minute flow. The update follows mentions of local repairs on West Patrick Street and snow plows.
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West Patrick Street
Associated Press
Sasaine
Bridge Bookish Debate and Local News Briefs
Coverage includes a bridge discussion on Jacoby Smith versus standard bids with South’s notrump response and Norths game raise. Also reports Jefferson Merril Remsberg birth daughter January 20 at Frederick Memorial Hospital and local church events and notices from Jefferson area community.
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Jefferson
G. Thomas James
Merril Remsberg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Church of Christ
William James
Thomas James
Homer Smith
Education funding and teacher shortages in Frederick County
A Frederick County School News column analyzes the strain on schools from teacher shortages and turnover. It cites 147 new or replaced teachers in Frederick County from Sep 1959 to Sep 1960, representing 23 percent of the total staff, and discusses resignation causes, attrition, and implications for student learning. It also notes the recent death of H Keiffer DeLauter, a respected local legal figure.
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Frederick County School News
Board of Education
Frederick Coun Council of
Parent-Teacher Sociations
Frederak County
Frederick County
Scbhoul
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Frederick
Upper Montgomery Fire Department pancake supper announced
Dickerson Montgomery County notices report the Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department Junior Ladies Luxury sponsoring a pancake supper on February 13 at the ville Fire House. Mentioned are local community members visiting, birthdays, illness updates, school closures due to weather, and residents receiving hospital care.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Upper
Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department
Arthur Stull
Jeanne
Nancy Carhoff
Robert T. D
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
Donald Roher
Bruce
Charlies Siuil Ene
Charles
Eni
Terry Ly
Netlie Cooley
Doug Burdette
Frederick
Fort Detrick News Side Glances
Civilian Personnel Office plans spring training for Fort Detrick employees with courses starting February 14 27 and April 17. Instructors include Drs Peter Gerone Janssen Brown and Iverson. virology and tissue culture offered. military personnel invited. applications to supervisors. division chiefs prioritize names.
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Fort Detrick
Peter Gerone
Robert Janssen
Arthur Brown
Warren Iverson
Sufferings Of German Prisoners In Frigid 1782
Wartime diary notes describe German prisoners held in Bavaria and in camps near Munich and Winchester. They endured extreme cold, starvation, and brutal marches after battles with Cornwallis era regiments. The account links to U.S. archives and the military government in the Bavarian state zone.
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Frigid
Mareerick
Cornwallis
Winster
Ter
Winchester
Fre
Janusman Regis
Marin
Shephe
Frederict
Germany
St ‘Ig
Munich
Bavaria
Pre Civil War Map Of Frederick County Shown
A historic map of Frederick County predating the Civil War is displayed at the News-Post office by George C Krantz on East Second Street. The exhibit includes towns, sites, and county details as they appeared around 1630 and notes on population and slavery.
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Frederick County
Frederick Countax
George C. ‘Krantz
East Second Street
West Trird
Emmitsburg Girl Scout Meeting Held in Thurmont
Emmitsburg and Thurmont area Girl Scout Neighborhood No. 5 met bi monthly in Thurmont at the home of Mrs. Betty Zenit on January 30.
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Mrs. Good
Erick County
Eorce Campbell
Iaje
Scout
Marsh
American Legion
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Girl Scout
Thurmont
Betty Zenit
Patterson in Germany joins 620th Ordnance Company
Army PFC William Alston and his wife Charlotte, of Frederick, Md, arrived in Germany and joined the 620th Ordnance Company at Wackernheim. He previously served at Aberdeen Proving Ground and is listed as a supply specialist with the unit.
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Patterson
Germany
Wackernheim
Ahntng
Army
William AL Tson
Charlotte
U1 East Street
Frederick
620Th Ordnance Company
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Blood Comprises About One Percent Of Body Weight
Blood accounts for around one percent of a person’s total weight, a figure often cited in medical texts. The percentage is used to estimate blood volume in various clinical settings and varies slightly by body size and health.
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