Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital January 27 29
Birth announcements list families from Frederick and surrounding areas. Newborns include Ashley Lee Warfield fourth child of Thomas and TV Mrs Warfield, a son born Wednesday, and Charles Edward Hoy first child a son born Wednesday. Other entries name Delores Roelke, Pamela Sue Fleischman, Jonathan Ross, and Raymond Geisler among parents and residences in Frederick, Smithsburg, Carrollton Drive, and Fort Derrick.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas Warfield
Airy
Ashley Lee
Charies Hoy
Yiamsville
Charles Edward
Hoy
Margaret Lynne
Rosemary Wizard
Smithsburg
James A. Rfd
Smith
Maraare
Sayler Mar
Nomazie
Delores Roelke
Frederick
Robert Woodavenue
Jonathan Ross
An Dulaneyav
Daughts
Raymond Geisler
Pamela Sue
Friformer
Jane Fleischman
Carrollton Drive
Cought
Sue
Fleischman
Ruby Hildebrand
Wiliam Bush
Fort Derrick
Aroma in coffee science and a Harpers Ferry promotion
A report notes a shift in American coffee consumption and the push to replace aroma with a synthetic equivalent while keeping taste. It mentions a projected three billion pounds of yearly imports and the aroma's decomposition to thirty components. Also, Archie Franzen of the National Park Service has a grade promotion as resident architect for Harpers Ferry National Monument.
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America
Harpers Ferry
Archie Franzen
National Park Service
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Frank Anderson
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from The News dated January 30 1910 detail Grace Reformed Sunday School officer elections with J Travers Thomas as superintendent Train Moore as secretary Paul C. W librarian and D C Aldridge keeper of periodicals. Mite Society of the Presbyterian church elected officers at Mrs Charles Hendrickson home including President Mrs William Worman and treasurer Miss Mollie Duvall. Local market prices noted for meat and salt with price ranges. House with Seville referenced in annual autumn reception at Woman's College.
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Grace Reformed Sunday School
J. Travers Thomas
Train Moore
Paul C. W
D. C. Aldridge
Harry J. Kefauver
M. C
Ida Markey
Mite Society
the Presbyterian Church
Charles Hendrickson
William T. Worman
William McKinney Secretar
Charles Henrickson
Mollie Duvall
Hettie
Ie Eichelberger
Louise‘ . Steiner
Conpera
Seville
Woman's Colfast Evening
Music
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
January 1940 recalls the Frederick Cooperated Concern Assn drawing IGOR GORIN to sing for members as CWE welfare board outlines. Governor Harry ce becomes a Republican nomination contender. A fire consumed eight hundred pallets at a large double-deck chicken house owned by Charles Ritter on the De tour Keysville road. January's continued cold streak noted with a row of ten.
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CWE Elfare
Igor Gorin
Frederick Cooperate Concern Assn
Harry Ce
Tomal
Charles Ritter
Keysville
Hospital News From Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins
Satisfactory reports come from Frederick Memorial Hospital as several patients progress. Charles Bowers returns home after Baltimore surgical care. R Thomas Dutrow moves to University Hospital Baltimore for observation. Roy Gaver visits Frederick Memorial for observation and treatment. Pauline Shank shows marked improvement and expects home today. HY Snober undergoes Johns Hopkins observation with condition listed as satisfactory. Albert Staeb recovers well after surgery at Frederick Memorial. Andover Massachusetts Philips Andover Academy site bought from Indians for about 30 dollars.
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Russell H. McCain
West Lege Terrace
Frederick Miemorial Hospital
Charles F. Bowers
West Third Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
R. Thomas Dutrow
East Third Street
Memorial Hospital
Versity Hospital
Roy Gaver
North Bentz Street
Ederick Memory Hospital
Mor
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ideal Woman topic discussed by Charlesville Homemakers Club
Twenty three members met January 26 at Mrs Edwin Burkes Park Avenue home to discuss the qualities of the ideal woman. Twenty one opinions emerged including kindness courtesy and a good cook. The group heard readings from Mrs William King and Mrs Howard Barker and sang Home Sweet Home. The vote box was won by Mrs Gilmer Burker. Refreshments were provided and the next meeting set for February 22 at Mrs Harry Staleys home.
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Charlesvile Clup
Charlesville
William King
Howard Barker
Edwin Burke
Daniel Fout
Foster Angieberger
Harry Staley
Music's Role In U S Life Discussed At Middletown Meeting
The Middletown High School Band Parents organized a January gathering with James L. Fisher, Frederick County Supervisor of Music, as guest speaker. He outlined music’s educational and community value, noting widespread instrument ownership, rising interest, and the strong Russian example of music integration in schools. He emphasized music as an esthetic experience, a source of personal joy, and a cornerstone of culture, with music present from birth and throughout life.
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Middletown High School
James L. Fisher
Frederick County
Fisher
Middletown
Takner
C. C. Trillingham
Los Angeles
Calif
United States
Russia
Snyder-Lewis wedding ties families in Waynesboro Pa
On January 23 at seven thirty in the evening Helen V. Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fulmer and Charles Snyder Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Snyder Sr of Waynesboro Pa were married by Rev Frank Rosenberger in a single ring ceremony. The wedding took place at a local setting with Cannon Snyder listed among participants. The groom is an electrician at Webster Electric and is connected to the local community.
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nyder-Lewis
Helen V. Lewis
John Fulmer
Charles
Snyder Jr
Charles E. Snyder Sr
Waynesboro
Frank 4. Rosenberger
Cannon Snyder
Webster Electric
Gien Bern
C. EZ
South
Pee
Hood College ends first semester with 460 on campus
Hood College reports its first semester ended with about 460 of 690 students remaining on campus. Most will return February 3 for the second semester, after a short break through February 2 and a longer vacation beginning April 3. Rep. David M. Hall dies at 41 from cancer surgery complications in Sylvan, North Carolina.
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the Hood
David M. Hall
The Plea Of A Homestead Seer
A damaged reflective piece speaks as an abandoned old house heir to memories of love and family. The narrator laments decay from neglect, contrasts past warmth with present abandonment, and pleads for care to restore its once proud shelter and history.
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van Cais
George Nears
Josiah Wiihide
Hood College Professor Receives Michigan PhD
Beverly Canning, Hood College English assistant professor, earned a PhD in speech at the University of Michigan in absentia during early June commencement. She joined Hood in 1957, heads the Marionettes, directed student productions, and built an experimental theater in Bredbeck Hall basement.
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Hood College
University of Michigan
Bredbeck Hall
The
Universal
Avery Hopwood
Aduate
Goucher College
Beltim
Canning
Latherville
Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage Opens April 30
The 1960 Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage runs April 30 through May 15 with a new Port Welcome sailing May 21 from Baltimore to Chestertown for a walking tour of its historic town. Talbot and Kent Counties feature old river travel and family visits, including M rs J Reed Bradley’s county tours, as boats and cocktails mark the journey.
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Talbot
Kent
Rends
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Tom Lowe
Easton
St. Michaels
Lowes
Barry
Baker Park
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Kiwanis Club
Greg Halpin
Bill Zimmie
John Williams
James Grove
Frank Thomas
Henry Serecca
John Cheatham
Tom Crum
Tom Garner
Bob Moss
Evan Book
H. Reese Shoemaker
Daniel Flood
Luzerne County
Rotary
Roosevelt McKeldin
Dale Carnegie
Flood
Dave
Castro
Cuba
Eifizy
Louis Jean Heydt dies after collapse at theater
Veteran actor Louis Jean Heydt collapsed offstage at the Colonial Theater and died at 55. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital after the performance ended.
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Louis Jean Heydt
Boston
Veteran Theater
Colonial Theater
Heydt
Mack Harrell Dies at 50 Former Metropolitan Opera Baritone
Mack Harrell, a Dallas concert baritone and former Metropolitan Opera Company artist, died Friday after a prolonged illness. He served as professor of voice and artist in residence at Southern Methodist University since 1957.
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Mack Harrell
Dallas
Metropolian Opera Co
Aice
Southern Methodist University
Assault On Boy Is Investigated
Police investigate a complaint from an 18 year old boy that he was beaten by four men in the area of North Nel Street. The incident occurred last night and the boy James Edward Miller was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for lacerations.
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Nel Street
James Edward Miller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
S. M. Smallwood
John Hanson
Gerald A. Page
POCiet Weekly Bridge Winners Named At Amvets Club
Winners for the weekly bridge session at the Amvets club were: first Dr Leonard Spero and Robert Russell, second William Selzer and Horace Reese, third Julius Jacobson and Jack Molesworth, with Mrs Lloyd C Culler returning Friday to Carroll Parkway after visiting family in Grosse Ile Michigan. Rose Hill Garden Club meets Thursday at Winchester Hall for flower arranging workshop led by Mrs Eugene Kefauver. Engagement announced for Judy Darlene Cooper to Charles Edward Beauchamp with wedding planned soon. Judy is Brunswick High School class of 39 and FBI employee. Charles attended Richard Montgomery High School and works at Grand Union in Rockville. Atlee C V Compher II, son of Mr and Mrs Atlee C V Compher, serves as radioman aboard USS Forrestal on a seven month tour in the Mediterranean. Ernest W Lawson, 59, publisher of the Lynn Daily Evening Item since 1939, died Friday night.
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Amvets Club
Philips Pearson
Leonard Spero
Robert Russell
William Selzer
Horace Reese
Julius Jacobson
Jack Molesworth
Rose Hill
Charles N. Cooper
Brunswick
Judy Darlene
Charles Edward Beauchamp
Woodward W. Cooler
Rockville
Charles Edward Beauchamp Sr
Miss Cooper
Brunswick High School
F.B.I
Washington
Beauchamp
Richard Montgomery
Grand Union Supermarket
Atlee C
Atlee C. V. Compher II
USS Forrestal
Fleet Post Office
New York
N.Y
Zoning Hearing Sets Limits on Subdivisions and Roads
A zoning hearing discussed subdivision rules for land along public roads, detailing limits of three lots per 12 months at minimum 20 000 square feet and 100 feet frontage, with plat requirements after 5% division and interior access provisions. Alternate provisions allow six lots if each is at least one acre with 200 feet frontage, but plat required after 10% division. officials noted road widening needs and potential future changes to the ordinance drafts.
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Planning Commission
Alt. Wight
Wight
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