Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Mosopidal Week of January 21
The Frederick Memorial hospital lists numerous birth notices for the week, naming families including Harold B Proctor of 425 North Frederick Street and others. Multiple couples welcome daughters and sons with names such as Elizabeth, Dale, and Kay noted among the newborns, with accompanying parental surnames and former names. A minor traffic accident at Route 2 and Route 7 foggy conditions is also reported, detailing a 1948 Dodge damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Andry Harold B Proctor
North Frederick Street
Garthersburg
Iest
Janets HO Ferrell
Vontghiarerie
Secunt
John
Robert Bruce Spichler
Ezra Mercer
North Market Street
Dodge
Spiekler
Prices Hold Steady as Inflation Fears Ease
A December and January price index shows a 1 per cent drop from November, erasing the prior rise and restoring the index to last June levels though 7 per cent above a year ago. Food costs led the decline, with notable drops in fruits, eggs, poultry, and coffee, while wages rose boosting purchasing power by over 15 per cent. A cabinet committee was formed to root out inflationary practices in the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seateria
Jemeary
Eisenhower
Law of Supply and Demand
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation Summary
The Associated Press reports on temperatures and precipitation for a 34 hour period ending at 6 a.m. Local stations tracked rainfall amounts and temperature highs and lows, detailing daily changes and regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Associated Pr
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Colomne Of The News
Fifty years ago column notes deaths and local events on West Patrick Street and Braddock area. Mentions a prominent resident dying at home, service as tax commissioner, and board involvement. References Braddock Building Development plans and urban rail discussions affecting plans for new houses. Some text garbled but indicates civic roles and local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Colomne of the News
Wrofesse Washington
Tis
West Patrick Street
Tie
Coton Hte Cas
Lanes
Corrou
Braddock Building
Devlopmen Companys
Touy Rine
Bantryayi
Jefferson Ex. Toler
Twenty Years Ago Frems Prom The Catuains Of The News
Several readable items note the 1939 prom reminiscences and local events. It mentions Hugh Beane as conservation chief and Izaak Walton League members at a Frederic chapter gathering. Mr. John B. Cheat Ham travels by car to Miami Beach and Havana, planning a three week return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jag
Tata
Hugh Ho Beane
Sol
Department of
Agr
Rocco
John RB. Cheatham
Miami Beach
Pla
Havana
Cubs
Officials link US racist groups to Arab nationalist plot
A Washington report by David Lawrence traces ties between American racist and hate groups and supporters of the United Arab Republic. The piece cites FBI and Justice Department observations, noting a perceived fifth column structure aiding anti Jewish campaigns and allied bombings, including the Atlanta temple incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Litte
Surfair
Vale
Americ
Sunpicios Ponte
Atlanta
Geo Ctia
Nasser
Arab Republic
House
Burk
United Arab Republic
USS
United States
Department of Justice
Israel
Israe
Neon
America
New York
Daily News
Ny Arabe
Dysarte
Das News
L$ Univers Vies Orgalea
Pdi
Ox Fibre Fo Exhibit At Cleveland Hardware Show 1959
Ox Fibre Brush Co of this city will exhibit at the 1959 Hardware Show in Cleveland Public Auditorium February 8 11 in conjunction with the 65th Annual Ohio Hardware Association convention. 9 000 buyers are expected to view 125000 square feet of displays from more than 325 manufacturers and suppliers across the U S. The event showcases new hardware housewares sporting goods and related lines for do it yourselfers homeowners and consumers. Also Castle given suspended fine for parking on the traveled portion of Route 4 west of Frederica near the police barracks after a January 20 charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Oho Hardware Association
U.S
Ohio
John K Castle
West Patrick Street
Wilbur F Sheffield Sr
Sandeau
William Lee Newcomer
Freterica
Hood College Receives Esso Grant for Science Equipment
Hood College received a 2500 grant from the Esso Education Foundation to buy scientific equipment for the Luther Brown Hudson Science Building completed in 1957. Hood is one of 14 institutions sharing 350000 in capital grants to boost science teaching as part of a three year program separate from operating funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Hood
Eren
Thon
Treasury Notes Echo 70th Plan Amid Economy Signals
U S Treasury plans refundings after selling 70 million dollars of 21 year bonds at just over 4 percent. Market forces push investors toward mortgages and stocks as bond prices fall and inflation concerns rise. Memorialized by a birthday event for Paul Smith, reflecting broader debt and deficit pressures shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Invest Area Fee
Wales
Federal Reserve Board
Log Financial Institutions
Pension Funds
Episcopal Convention Set for Baltimore Maryland Diocese Budget Meeting
The 175th annual Episcopal Convention of the Maryland Diocese will convene February 3–4 at the Church of the Redeemer North Charles Street Baltimore. Delegates will vote on a $476,037 budget approved by the Executive Council January 26 and consider a report by William L. Marbury on parish apportionment methods. A publicity commission film will be shown with clips from Maryland church news. Bishop Noble C. Powell will give the Tuesday evening address and Bishop Harry Lee Doll will speak Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Eopiscopal Grarch
Diocese of Maryland
Church of the Redeemer
North Charles Street
Executive Council
William L. Marbury
Commission On Publicity
Episcopal Church
Maryland
Noble C. Powell
D.D
Harry Lee Doll
Diocese of
Funeral Rites Held for Lewis C. James Jr at New Market
Funeral services for Lewis C. James Jr. were conducted Tuesday at Simpson and Snape Newmarket with Rev. A. A. Thompson officiating. Pallbearers included Reginald Snowden, George Davis, and Lawrence Brightwell. interment followed in the church cemetery. Funeral director L. K. Falconer oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. James Jr
New Market
pImpson & Snape
Newmarket
A. A. Thompson
Reginald Snowden
George Davis
Lawrence Brightwell
Irvin Fossett
Russell Fossett
Thomas Sims
Church Cemetery
L. K. Falconer
Minnie Florence Nunemaker
James Edward Nunemaker
Catoctin, Furnace
Harriott Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Lloyd L. Wolf
James Sweeney
Paul Wireman
Robert Devilbiss
Charles ‘Nunemaker
James Nunemaker
Junior Rothenhoefer
Lewis‘town
Denver Shook
Chairine Shook
Wiliam Springer
Thurmont
United Brethren Church
Elmer Andrews
Wiliam Zentz
Harry Zentz
Claude Favorite
Nevin Jackson
Ed Myers
Roy Frushour
Emory Stottlemyer
Marie Spangler
Andrews Ag
Grace
Margaret Fogle
Bursa
Bequests In Kepler Will
An examination of the Kepler will lists numerous individual bequests with specific amounts to relatives friends and linked heirs. The estate executors are Mrs Ridenour Florence Fogle Paul Willard and Virginia K Marsh with the first share portion divided among several named beneficiaries. The document was dated May 19 and filed with the Orphans Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rooa
Ayenh
Aidow
le Orprans Court
Paul L.’ Widard
Willam Harper Stris
Baltimore
Barbara Wilard
James Willard
Dudith Willard
Ralph Marsh
and Mas
McC. Stickney
Harriett Stickney Dickey
Mary Sullivan
Rev
C. O. Sullivan
Ray Sullivan
Rev. Sullivan
John Fogle
Carrie Quin
West Patrick Strevs
Mia Effie Easton
Harry Easton
Naomi Ridenour Palmer
Alpert Palmer
Edith G. Serching
Alma Kepler Kanade
Downeville
Nathan E South
Los Angeles
Nicholas Forte
Lewis
Town
Myrie Kepler
Abs
Abo Copenta Pali
Naomi Holter
Earl Keple
Waliam J. Kepler
Sing Wes
Om Bae Ein Af Weldon Bay
Anna Shafer Raithow
Homer D. Ratcout
Edna Sheffield
Balto E
Frederick
Si4ur
Elis
H. F. Kline Jr
Naam
Palmer Ridenour
Florence Fogle
Paul Willard
Virginia K Marsh
Ridenour
H RK. DeLauter
Mae
Local health updates from Frederick area listings
Among the sick in Woodsborn Delbert Ward was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday. He underwent surgery Tuesday and is progressing. Pvt Harold Alullnix, Jim Fort Sam Houston Texas, hospital with virus pneumonia. Mrs Rudell Mullenin of Kemptown is back to work after three months off due to an operation. Clarence FP Miller recovering at home after three weeks in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs William G Smith recovering from surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Clever-Smith
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Charles E. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Albert Leon Nesse
Albert Leon Noose
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Sandy
Delbert Ward
Woodsborn
Frederick Memory
Elsworth Mulhin
Kemptown
Pvt
Harold Alullnix
Jim Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Rudell Mullenin
Garman Dern
Rocky Ridge
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Leo Weinberg
West Socott Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence FP
Sport) Miller
Frederick Memorial
West Patrick Street
William G. Smith
Trait Javenee
Tuerleer
Frederick Memorial Hositah
Kessler and Lasts Miss Thelma Davis Wed in Littlestown
Thelma H Davis and LeRoy J Keesler married January 24 at 2 pm at the Holiness church in Resmar with palm-decorated front and pink and white flowers. Bride wore a gown and veil with pink acent earrings and the couple will reside in Littlestown RD 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler
Thelma H. Davis
Cemetery Street
Littlestown
LeRoy J Keesler
Lizie Bo Phtlips
Litlestown
Resmar
Passoyee
Metri: Wilson
Smatuage
Las
Cal
Valle
oVorte Tash
Ron Odie Leroy
Sve Garrette Im
Lashestoun
Lilestown
Grove Co Meeting Highlights Concrete Quality Studied
The Grove Co series on Quality Concrete and Related Problems drew about 80 attendees at Winchester Hall. Speakers from Portland Cement Association and National Ready Mix Concrete Association outlined cement curing, transport, placing, and finishing. Next week J C Yeager will discuss Concrete Floors and surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Oll Munday
M. J. Lime Company
4. B. Spanner
Baltimore
Portland Cement Association
Spamer
J. C. Yeager
Portland Company
Yeager
Stanton Walker
National Ready Mix Concrete Association
AMI
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Grove Firm
8 Puterenginee UG Aaie
Orphans Court Approves 5000 Compromise Settlement
The Orphans Court approves a 5000 compromise settlement in a death case from a Brunswick man struck June 7 near Harpers Ferry. Ralph E. Gum Sr. and Mrs. Gum, his heirs, filed the petition. Bernard Kefauver of Braddock Heights operated the car involved. Administration granted. other estates see similar filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Harpers Ferry
Ralph E. Gum
Ralph E. Gum Jr
Bernard C. Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Natitinn
Walkersville
Dasie F
Sayler
Money Lost By Harpers Ferry Visitor Returned
Seven year old Terry Hoffman found a wallet in the Harpers Ferry National Monument parking lot and guided Ranger Devenport to its owner from Oklahoma. The owner recovered the five ten dollar bills and praised the boy for honesty while Superintendent Frank H. Anderson commended the local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devenport
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Terry Hoffman
Austin Hoffman
Harpers Ferry
Terry
Oklahoma
Frank H. Anderson
Miss Gloria Werte and Mr Warfield Birthday Observer
Miss Gloria Werte and Mr Warfield observed an art birthday on Teseday in Flint MN. The notice mentions Geaghter and Nira in relation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Apie Werte
Geaghter
Aan Nira
Mitten Warfield
Flint MN
Teseday
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Lowell E. White
Mark
Carrollton Drive
Dottie Wilson
Ruth Williar
Ruth Muller
White
Frances Bradshaw
John Bradshaw Sr
Mr. White
Ralph White
Warvey
Newbranch
OMAHA
Harvey E. Newbranch
Rchel
Omaha World-Herald
the World-Herald
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Lawrence
Grolfs
David Lawrence
News York
Pape
Dwiid Burk
Fier Morris
Calistokian Veegate
Ander
FBE
Com
Rewitk Itera Tribune, Fnew
Ox Fibre Brush Co., Inc
Hood College
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Loscalzo
Washington, D. C
Dr. Wine
Jon E. Burdine
Amvets
Rocco J. Lee ‘Cabo
Mary Street
Carroll County Court House
West- Lee Cabo
Amdanta Monica
Call
Minster
Bernard
R. Paul Smith
U. S. Treasury
Paul Smith
Dett
Wall
Fountain Head
Mr. Saith
Robe Lr Smith
Walter C. Smith
Steiner Smith
Ira G Houck
Harry
Smth
J. Wilam Schwarber
Keymar
Nevin E. Smith
Hanover
Peter Clayton Moyer
Kristen Moyer
Waynesboro
Betsy Lee Harrison
Margaret Louise Harrison
Steiner
Christ United Church of Christ
Veterans Administration Center
Mortimsburg
W. iVa
1Th Church
Pentagon
Carroll County
Albert E
Jginia Haines Lambert
Media
Mary L. Jones
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frederick W. Lambert
New Windsor
New Windigar
TV TY Harthlee and Sons
John H. Hoch
Pipe Creek
Leing Victor Tyeryar
Louis Victor Tyeryar
Glen Burnie
Mary E. Tyeryar
Methodist Church
Nellie Swomley Tyeryar
Lewis Tyeryar
Wanda Sauerwein
Delma Usher
Betty Keigley
John Arnold
Hopping and
Kirkley
Mt. Olivet
Episcopal Convention
Seo Seret
Bae
Alice
Kepler
Adkael
CNP
Reebe
Gee
Israt
Romania
G Bernard Stull
Bla
West Coffere
Grove Co
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