Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files January 28 1911
Fifty years ago Frederick planned a moving picture theater at Marvel Theater with C J Keller forecasting a near future. The former harness shop at John Ed Schell’s North Street was remodeled into a model moving picture venue. Ethel Finneyfrock resigned as cashier of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co to take a new post. Local leaders debated a large banquet to boost Frederick’s public image and growth. Jacob Rosenstock was re-elected president of Independent Hose Co for the fifth time. Jesse Lipscomb’s fox terrier Rex died at 14. Maryland’s Improved Order of Red Men lOC will meet in April with Chippewa Tribe naming local committees. Traffic halted on South End Market Street when a B&O car blocked the street. 8:10 train to Baltimore backed into the station, the baggage coach rolled across the street until curbside. A wrecking crew then recovered the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
C. J. Keller
Marvel Theater
John Ed Schell
North Street
Ethel Finneyfrock S
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Freder-y
Jacob Rosenstock
Independent Hose Co. Rex
Jesse Lipscomb
Great Council OF Maryland
Chippewa Tribe
Milton Glenn H. Worthington
Richard S. Keyser
Breck Shaw
Milton T. Engie
H. W.himes
Iliam H. Gilbert
Albert S. Brown
H. Dorsey Eichi
Kennedy Seeks Steady Path Amid Cold War Talks
The article discusses President Kennedy's approach to Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Cuban relations, stressing caution about Khrushchev’s shifts in policy. It notes Kennedy’s emphasis on shared challenges over divisions, while warning against trusting Khrushchev’s conciliatory signals as mere leverage. Kennedy recalls the danger of riding the tiger, implying vigilance in diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kyte S. Khrushenev
Fidel Casro
Cuba
Camporus
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Peter
Gold Discovery and Civil War Skirmishes in History
James W. Marshall claimed gold near Sutter’s Mill on the American River, sparking a era of mining producing vast wealth. In Tunnel Hill, Georgia, two Union outposts faced Confederates with about 32 wounded. Cuba’s Havana meeting proposed freeing slaves if bound to long-term work contracts. Gen Power urged 24 hour airborne alert for nuclear-capable bombers. Anniversaries note Coleman Sellers and James Craig Watson born. defense experts warn no effective intercontinental ballistic defense for years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Marshall
New Jersey
Johann Augustus Sutter
Sacramento
Calif
Sutter
Yeez
Tunnel Hill
Trion Fourteenth Corps
Army of the Tennessee
Cuba
Havana
York City
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Coleman Sellers
Philadelphia
Sellers
James Craig Watson
Fingal
Canada
Michigan
Press
Twenty Years Ago RIFTS AS HIGH AS EIGHT FEET REPORTED
Twenty years ago heavy snowfall melted by the sun left rifts as high as eight feet in Frederick City and county. All main roads stayed open as preparations for mobilization of the 115th Infantry accelerated. Officials noted a February induction by local draft boards and a bridal shower gathering at the home of Mrs Clyde Hess with 28 attendees despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
Howard G. Taylor
Frederick
Culler Lake
British Press Association
Frederick County
Paul Carmack
115Th Infantry
First Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Infantry
State Armory
Free repairs misidentified car sale by mechanic
Eugene Meyers, a mechanic, bought an accident damaged car unseen and found it hashed on one side with a radio and fishing gear on the back seat. He drove it to a garage with a friend to fix it before the seller revealed it was the wrong car tied to a theft report for Edward F Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Locis
Eugene Meyers
Eamond F Meyer
Remsburg Family Marks 46th Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Roger A Remsburg of Pleasant observed their 46th wedding anniversary on January 1 with a family dinner. Eight children attended with spouses and many grandchildren including Roger Idella Bonnie Albert Jr and James Je Remsburg. Other relatives present included Mrs Albert Remsburg Mrs Joe Remsburg Mrs Donald Remsburg and Mrs Garland Remsburg with numerous grandchildren. Several relatives unable to attend included Mrs Clinton Remsburg and Harry Ryan who is stationed in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger A. Remsburg
Pleasant
Remsburgs
Albert
Libertytown
Joe
Poolesville
Donald
Frederick
Garland
Berlin
Clinton
Silver Spring
Marybelle
Elkton
James
Yellow Springs
Richard
Shepherd College
W. Va
Albert Remsburg
Roger
Idella
Bonnie
Albert Jr
Jerry
Gale
Terry
Joe Remsburg
Franklin
Freddie
Eddie
Mary Jane
Martha Jean
Donald Remsburg
Brenda
Garland Remsburg
Larry
Garry
Peggy
Donny
Robin
Terryle Remsburg
Teresa
James Je. Remsburg
Harry Ryan
Penny
Harry
Walter Gutenmann
Ithaca
Clinton Remsburg
Minvon
James Remsburg
Spain
Carroll Education Board Holds Meet
The Carroll County Board of Education approved 1961 62 teacher contracts for Luttrell Wampler Cornett and Carr. It assigned replacements at Taneytown Keys and others, shifted staff, accepted resignations, and appointed Manspeaker as supervisor of high schools with science agriculture and industrial arts duties. It opened bids for Westminster area building and set January 27 to advertise, February 28 for bid openings. It also noted a 30th wedding anniversary for Paul and Mamie Gaither with a Brunswick celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Carroll County
DeVries Hering
Charles R. Luttrell
Ruth Wampler Cornett
Ruth Eileen Carr
Faye G. Snyder
Taneytown
John E. Baughman
Francis Scott Key
Anna Motter
New Windsor
Elmer Wolfe
Joan L. Silex
Mt. Airy
Lewis T. Miller
Westminster
Robert H. Hinkle
North Carroll High School
Paul Bowersox
Westminster Junior High
Sykesville Junior High
Nancy Zabel
Sykesville
Mt. Airy Senior
John W. Woods
North Carroll
Mary L. Thomas
Barbara F. Sweeney
Me. Airy
John W. Manspeaker
Martha S. Gilbert
Pauline D Petersen
Nadine Saylor
Cursin M. Lew
Treasa Bear
Ilickinger
Roland F. Haifley
Maurice V. Wolfe
D.ward Grove
Charles Wright
Jon Harsha
Ivan Little
Ror Houck
Lewis Kien
Westminster Area
Western Maryland College
Edward Shilling
Patricia Roop
E. E. Stuker Construction Company
TI. H. Crouse and Sons
B. C. Grabiil and Son
J. H Allender Sons Co
G. T. Depp and Son
Westminster Home. Co
G. T. Zepp and Son
Rodkey
County Officials Praised by Pleasing Customer Letter
A Silver Spring attorney, C Edward Nicholson, appeared before Frederick County Commissioners to commend officials for courteous handling of a Quarry Road rezoning matter. He praised the Planning Commission and Board of Commissioners for fairness and prompt action, urging the comments be shared with all involved.
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C. Edward Nicholson
Silver Spring
Quarry Road
Thu
Maryland
Frederick
Eating Well and Food Habits Across the Family
Miss Beatrice Febr discusses how a wide variety of foods causes picky eating and planning challenges for homemakers. She offers practical tips to boost nutrition through appealing vegetable nibbles, dips, and flavored preparations to tempt reluctant eaters and balance meals for the whole family.
Warm Weather Skating Inspires Western Readers
A reader recalls preferring warmth over winter sports while at Rockefeller Plaza in New York. The piece contrasts sunny skating with a dislike of cold, and notes a longing for 72 degree days and snow in summer. Additional local items cover Emmitsburg welcome for Eisenhowers and Ballenger Girls H Club news.
Walkersville Community News Highlights Local Meetings
The Glade United Church of Christ held its annual meeting January 23 in the church school room, with reports from congregation agencies and future project suggestions followed by a fellowship hour. Firemen’s memorial service is set for February 5 at 7:45 p.m. at the Methodist church, led by Rev. R. L. Thompson. all members invited. Mae Burrier, recently home from Frederick Memorial Hospital, remains confined at home with a broken leg. Representatives from Williamsville High School attended the all state chorus at the University of Maryland, including Dahl Drenning and others, with Estella Yingling also present. Charles Himes has returned home after seven weeks as a major surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A January 22 housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Craddock drew about 20 neighbors and friends. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church met January 23 with refreshments served. diaper project continued, ecumenical work discussed from the book Into All the World Together. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Scotts of Pittsburgh stopped by January 21. Jaycee Wives met at Carty’s furniture store with Mrs. J Walker Carty speaking on interior decorating. new recording secretary elected, and a film shown. Next meeting February 22 at West Frederick Junior High with a pot luck and square dance. The death rate in the United States for 19 is about 9.4 per 1,000, continuing a trend in the census reports.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
Glade United Church of Christ
Maiy
Methodist Church
Fire Company
R. L. Thompson
Mae Burrier
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Burrier
Wville High School
Maryland
University of Maryland
Dahl Drenning
Teno
Robert Zimmerman
Martha Dinterman
Lois Horine
Estella Yingling
Conrence
Charles Himes
Fulton Avenue
M Raymond Craddock
Craddock
Tina
David
James Stoner
J. H. Hooper
Bryan Hughes
Gilmore Trout
Orley Bourland
Lester Mainhardt
Chari Nicodemus
Bliss Hilda Dev
Hunter Bowers
Martin Bowers
Charles Stull
Edwin Carstensen
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist , Church
Helena Jauffer
Wilma Zimmerman
Pearl Strine
Mary
Conch
Gladys Wisner
Nicodemus
Slime
Zimmerman
Wisner
Nellie Beard
Garber
Ward Crum
Stauffer
Wilson Scotts
Pittsburgh
Carty’s
William Rhoads
J. Walker Carty
Charles Doll
Henry Durell
West Frederick
Security For You aids aging problem report and proposals
The second report on aging discusses federal action for Social Security and retirement policy, including raising earnings limits, extending benefits, and age 62 eligibility. It notes housing needs for older people, and urges private builders and government to supply low cost housing. The item mentions a revised Social Security handbook by Ray Henry and cites a separate guilty verdict for Lewis Barnes in a reckless driving case.
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Congress
Ted
Ray Henry
Lewis Barnes
Louis Barnes
West Sixth Street
Louis J. Barnes
East Sixth Street
Sign at new Charlotte clinic directs to rear for accidents
A front porch sign at a Charlotte medical clinic reads Go to rear of building for accidents and parking, guiding visitors to patient access and parking areas.
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TME
Charlotte
N.C
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