Fifty Years Ago News-Post Items From Frederick
Recap of 50 years past notes: CAPT D J MARKEY to supervise armory bill drafting with a local lawyer. Emma Steiner lectures Alaska at Woman's College. Mrs Nicodemus hosts a Buckeystown quilting party. A shop window break at collar case near B Rose & Longstore. Emory L Coblentz delivers at Trinity Reformed. Bulgarian monastery attack report. Mrs Houff injured after sleigh collision near Boys High School. bystanders aid, sleigh occupants depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Frederick
Board of Trade
General Assembly
Emma R. Steiner
Woman's College
Alaska
E. R. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
B. Roseenour
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown Reformed Sunday School
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Waynesboro
Unkah
Joseph Houff
East Sixth Street
North Market Street
Ed Cramer
Jacoby on Bridge in NEA Service column
Oswald Jacoby explains bridge play concepts in a concise daily column for NEA Service. Readers gain practical bidding and play tips through clear, step by step guidance and example hands.
Finesses And The Diamond Finesse In A Bridge Hand
South attempts a diamond finesse after pulling trumps but loses, going down one. Capt. Ewart Kempson notes the correct plan is to lead queen of spades toward dummy after trumps are drawn. If West lacks the king of spades the diamond finesse fails, but West holds king and one diamond, allowing South to make the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
S Reid
West
Capt
Ewart Kempson
Pats
Man kills attacker of bride to be in Santa Monica
A neighbor shot and killed Amelia Castorena III after he battered the bathroom door of Lynn Ann Donatoni, 49, a bride-to-be preparing for bed. Scott, 63, fired once with a 22 caliber pistol, killing Castorena instantly. police released him. Castorena was Donatoni's fiancé, with a Feb. 14 wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Lynn Ann Donatoni
Amelia V. Castorena III
Castorena
Lynn Ann
Gerald Scott
Scott
TV At Home Seeping Into Lives As Violence And Drink Rise
A writer notes TV's influence on behavior as drinking scenes grow harsher and violence becomes subtler. He recalls a child asking why people on screen “fail down,” and describes increased fear in everyday acts like offering a bus seat, suggesting TV shapes safety and manners at home.
Where Money Goes and Investiture of Moose Chapter
The piece explains national budget shares and tax burdens, noting 38 percent of personal income supports government and 30 cents of every dollar. It also reports the Investiture ceremony of the Women of the Moose at Frederick Chapter 347 with six college of Regents investitures and remarks by regents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Congress
Women of the Moose
Frederick
Moose Lodge
South St
College of Regents
Dorothy Sowell
Katherine Rinehart
Mary Flixton
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Eva Twenty Jr
Janet Dawson
College of Regent
Marie Holden
Grand Council
Academy
Jennie Ruthvin
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Carroll County Area
Lists of patients admitted to Carroll County General Hospital and Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg, with names and hometowns such as Emmitsburg and Taneytown. Discharges include Ruth Eyler, Richard Cool, John Waller, and an infant daughter. Also notes James T. Beckley’s discharge from Waynesboro Hospital and A3c Joseph H Feaster III’s transfer to Malstrom Air Force Base Montana with wife Diane Dooley joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliehael Anderson
Uniontown
Carroll County General Hospital
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Herbert Krorbaugh
RFD
Emmitsburg
Bernard Wivell
Rocky Ridge
Albert McNutty
Ruth Eyler
Richard Cool
John Waller
Robert Brashears
Taneytown
James T. Beckley
Thurmont
Waynesboro Hospital
Feaster
Montana
Joseph H. Feaster
Greensville
Miss
Malstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Joseph H. Feaster III
Diane Dooley
Hampstead
Fifth Avenue
North
Twenty Years Ago In The News Post January 30 1942
From the News-Post files dated January 30 1942 readers learn Allied and Japanese naval actions with 147 ships sunk or damaged since December 7. Midway defenders reported damage to an enemy cruiser and destroyer. Churchill faced a near-unanimous confidence vote in the Commons. Navy Secretary Knox forecast U S sea supremacy after expansion. The House Naval Committee rejected a new Pearl Harbor inquiry. Japanese advances toward Singapore noted. MacArthur line fighting described with heavy enemy losses. Axis advances in Bengal and a London naval battle were reported. Holmes D Baker outlined county rationing efforts as 5500 auto stamps circulated. Sergeant Edward G Smith injured at Pearl Harbor recovering in California. Local road crash killed James McLaren Jr and injured Edward Harding. Bowers becomes fourth associate judge candidate alongside Coblentz Weinberg and De lauter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Island
Churchill
House of Commons
Knox
United States
House Naval Committee
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
WAR Department
MacArthur
Bataan
Admiralty
London
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick County
Hawai
Lebanon General Hospital
San Francisco
William J. Mohan
Petersville
Burkittsville
James McLaren Jr
East Fourth Street
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Edward Harding
Park Mills
Frederick City Hospital
Sherman P. Bowers
Leslie N. Coblentz
Manuel M. Weinberg
H. Kieffer Delauter
Arthur D. Wil
Blames Trouble On Outsiders In Cambridge
Cambridge residents face tainted race tensions as State's Atty. C Burnam Mace blames outsiders for demonstrations harassing police and sowing doubt. A Negro principal at Mace's Junior High faced a hate program target while a teacher refused to release student rosters for picketing. Police reported a home window broken by a rock amid protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge (Ap
Atty. C. Burnam Mace
Wfonday
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Mace’s
Edythe Jolley
Local Ministers At Church Assembly
BUCK HILL FALLS Pa A distinguished missions leader and theologian urged a modern Biblical faith at the United Church of Christ mid winter assembly. Rev Dr David M Stowe of Boston said Christian witness must blend science with faith and embrace a synthetic grasp of thought from biology to physics. Attending Frederick representatives included Rev Paul L Althouse and Rev Roy C Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Hill Falls
David M. Stowe
Boston
Stowe
China
United Church Board For World Ministries
The
United Church of Christ
Frederick
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
Roy C. Snyder
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Potomac Synod
Series of Sea Exercises Off Paris with US and French Fleets
More than 50 ships from the U S sixth Fleet and the French navy are conducting joint Mediterranean drills. The exercises, beginning February 5, focus on aerial warfare and submarine defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Miss Sandra Roole to Celebrate Sweet Sixteen Birthday
Miss Sandra Roole of West Patrick Street will celebrate her 16th birthday on February 1. In addition, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie J. Dunaway announce the birth of a son, Brian Jay, on January 13 at their RFD 2 New Brockton Alabama residence. Mrs. Dunaway is Nancy Bollinger, daughter of Harold and Mrs. Bollinger of Rocky Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rollins of Macbeth Drive Baltimore announce the birth of a daughter, Amy Beth, January 21 at Union Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Rollins is Marlene Barnes of this city. Mrs. George A. Zeigler of Rosemont Avenue visits with her aunt Mrs. R. E. Delaplaine, guest at erec En Hotel in St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Roole
West Patrick Street
Bennie J. Dunaway
RFD 2
New Brockton
Ala
Brian Jay
Dunaway
Nancy Bollinger
Harold S. Bollinger
Rocky Ridge
Donald Rollins
Macbeth Drive
Baltimore
Amy Beth
Union Memorial Hospital
Rollins
Marlene Barnes
George A. Zeigler
Rosemont Avenue
R. E. Delaplaine
Local health notes from Libertytown and surrounding area
Among the sick Miss Sandra Moxley near Liberty town fractured her right ankle when hay bales fell on her December 23. She will wear a cast until mid February and has not yet returned to school. Pauline Bell Shookstown is confined at home with laryngitis. Clyde Burdette near Mt Airy returned Sunday from Montgomery General Hospital Olney. Barbara E Medinger Frederick Memorial Hospital underwent surgery and is progressing as well as can be expected. Robert P Marendt Sr 506 Wilson Place remains critically ill at Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg WV. Ray Zimmerman near New Market underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday and is getting along as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Moxley
Libertytown
Sandra
Pauline Bell
Shookstown
Clyde Burdette
Mt. Airy
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Barbara E. Medinger
Hamilton Avenue
Turn Two Over To Jury For Break In
Alton Y Bennett represented Worthington and Backey while the Iowas state contended Worthington acted as lookout. Worthington to be released reluctantly. two other suspects held on 1500 dollars. Ray L Weedon, 35, convicted of petty larceny, jailed 60 days in lieu of a 100 dollar fine for stealing a wallet from Francis L Beall at the Tivoli Theater. Wallet found in a coal yard. all money gone. Mansehilling of Hagerstown convicted of exceeding 30 mph. paid 10 dollar fine after radar clocked him over Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Worthington
Backey
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
W Magistate Thompson
Ray L. Weedon
Jefferson
Weedon
Francis L. Beall
Tivoli Theater
Ellis G. Carty
West All Saints Street
East All Saints Street
John F. Mansehilling
Hagerstown
Mansehilling
Patrick Exeat
Revised School Budget Cuts Preserve Custodian Pay Plan
The revised budget preserves the salary adjustments for custodians but freezes hiring and restricts major improvements at Linganore and Liberty Schools. Administrations trims total $500, with deep cuts across instruction including textbooks, library, and supplies. capital outlay mainly funds new buses and nonreplacement vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddis
Peoney
Linganore
Lewistown
Linganore School
Liberty
Mrs Mehl Heads United Church Council
Mrs Mehl led a United Church Council meeting with women from Asbury Methodist and Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ sharing talks and a playlet Something Must Be Done. Discussion groups followed led by planning committee members including Mrs Glenn A Main Jr Mrs Mehl and Mrs Dudley Glick with hostesses from the Presbyterian church led by Rev W Merval Weaver and helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Church
Charles E. Hicks
Gloria Thompson
Ida Brown
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Herbert Staley
John Nelson Bowers
Grace Thomas
John H. Garst
Robert Jaeger
Glenn A. Main Jr
Mehl
Dudley Glick
Garst
Wentzel
McDaniel
The
Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
E. Dwight McCain
G. Harris Stauffer
Lloyd Graf
Forbes Burgess
Richard Hammond
Katherine Webler
Elizabeth Brown
Simms seeks Republican Senate nomination in 1962 primary
Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties businessman and civil leader Harry Simms announces his candidacy for the U S Senate as a conservative in the 1962 spring primary. A 36 year old family man from Silver Spring, he has lived in Maryland 16 years, attended the University of Maryland, served in Europe in World War II, and led civic groups including a county newspaper, a citizens association, the Chamber of Commerce board, and the Optimist Club presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simms
Montgomery
Prince Georges
United States Senate
Simms
New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring
Maryland
University of Maryland
His
Citizens Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Optimist Club
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Braddock Heights
Colonial Music Shop
Diana Stone
Susan Zigler
Edward Hardy
Janice Dean
Sharon Naill
Barbara Jacobs
Kathy Murphy
Susan Schaefer
Ann Howard
William Convey
Peter Demchak
Barbara
Yinger
Glinda Watkins
Beth Selckmann
Carol Solt
Carol Stottlemyer
Helen Stone
Barbara Myers
Meredith Fouche
Bruce Davis
Last. Row
Patti Donovan
Peggy Grubb
Mary Ellen Jacobs
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA Servies
North Baloss
EAST
Catherine Mercer
William G. Mercer
Jefferson Avenue
Howard Lee DeGrange
C Albert DeGrange
Middletown
Zion Episcopal Church
Allen L. Bartlett Jr
Edith Gardner
William O. Mercer
Robert N. Duke
Cathy Hitt
Glenvel Eichelberger
Myersville
William 0. Mercer
Rockville
William Hitt
Rawson
Mildred Dailey
Florida
Charles Town High School
Shepherd College
Middletown High School
Surve de Maryland
Boyle
New York
Tracy Ann
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick Co
Fredericktown
Las Frederick
Potomac Edison
Pfd
Frederick Gas
Marken & Bielfeld
Frederick Co Agricultural Society i
Bank of Brunswick Bank of Damascus
Birnie Trust
Farmers State Bank
Nat'l Bank
Myersville Sav, Bank
New Windsor St Bank
Peoples Nail Bank
Brunswick Thurmont Dane
Walkersville Bank
Woodsboro
David Hume
Hume
United State
U.S
Ella Rhoderick
East Third Street
Ray D. Skeggs
South Jefferson Street
DRE
Salony
Ue Pat
Hao
Mrs. Mehl
United Church Council
Liz
Ager
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