Local Frederick Daily News Ad Rates and Subscription Info
Established 1633 daily paper offers subscriptions and single copies in Frederick Maryland. Rates show monthly and yearly plans with discounts for combines, and contact details for the newspaper. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reprints AP dispatches.
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Great Southern Ftc & Mfs CO
Neeth Court
Frederick
Eorner
Atonth
Baresi
Cirelations
Associated Press
Associates Press
Living Document of Independence and its enduring message
The article surveys the original Declaration of Independence in the National Archives, noting its protected display and the enduring impact of its 1776 ideals. It emphasizes the document’s assertion that all men are created equal with unalienable rights and the role of government deriving power from the people.
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National Archives
Washington
United States
Midstream July Reflects Slow, Restful Summer Mood
A breezy column notes July as a slow month with many workers planning vacations. It observes June brides returning from honeymoons, school out until fall, and backyard gardeners awaiting harvest. It foresees a season of gentle fatigue and peaceful, deliberate daydreams as the heat grows.
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Tex
Kemp Reunion Attendance Omitted Names Updated
Names added for the Kemp reunion held June 25 at Drill's Meadow Ballenger Creek road include Mr and Mrs William Droneburg Mr and Mrs Harold O Brien David Marsha and Ellen O Brien Mr and Mrs Guy Burdette Martin and Lee Burdette Mr and Mrs Bernard Droneburg and Sandra Droneburg.
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Drill’s Meadow
Ballenger Creek Road
William Droneburg
Harold O’brien
David
Marsha
Ellen O'Brien
Guy Burdette
Martin and
Lee Burdette
Bernard Droneburg
Sandra Droneburg
Kuhn Marshall Wedding At Keedysville
Patsy M Hollingshead and Silas D Kuhn Jr united in a double ring ceremony at the Evangelical United Brethren parsonage Keedysville officiated by Rev Iv an G Naugle in the presence of immediate families. The couple left for a brief trip to Front Royal Va and reside near Frederick Maryland. Majors notes report Whitey Ford of the Yanks won eight games in a month and Jim Schaffer of the Cards hit a grand slam against the Cubs.
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Sylva Small
John D. Small Jr
Front Royal
Frederick
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Senators
Jim Schaffer
Cards
Cubs
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post July 1 191%
Historic items from the News-Post files note Frederick preparing for a big celebration by the Red Men and optimism about new firefighting equipment from the Waterous Works Co. Local water works progress includes reservoir cleaning and pumping from Lakins spring during repairs. Plans surface for a union power house and a Western Maryland Power Co. with site near Hagerstown. Col E A Baughman eyes a local all stars versus Philadelphia Athletics game. City playgrounds open at the State School for the Deaf with staff on site.
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United Fire Co
Frederick
Annapoli
Washington Fire Department
Waterous Engine Works Co
St. Paul
Lakin
Col
E. Austin Baughman
Philadelphia Athletics
McAleer
Dunn
Orioles
State School For the Deaf
Hana
Edith Osborn
A. L. Bader
Mass Evans
J. D. Baker
Anna Brunner Kemp
Hotel Braddock
Euente Club
Franklin B. Smith
Daniels
Harry E. Chapline
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick Railroad Co
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
Riga fell to German forces but Soviet claim says Nazi advance stemmed. Soviet ambassador pleads for U.S. arms. Draft boards mailed notices for July 12 reporting. Culler Lake fishing for children opens. Today tied as a heat record at 97 degrees at 1 PM. Italian radio says Hitler and Mussolini vow war on Moscow and destruction of the Red Army.
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Riga
Latvia
Washington
U.S
Russia
Culler Lake
Hitler
Mussolini
Moscow
Red Army
Brenner Pues
Greek boy Panos Karakaxidis adopted by Braddock Heights family
Panayotis Karakaxidis, 12, of Komotini Greece, is financially adopted by Dr and Mrs L R Schoolman and family through Foster Parents Plan Inc. They will give $15 monthly for at least a year, funding cash aid, food, clothing, medical care, and education. Panos, nicknamed, lives with his mother and brother George, whose late father left the family struggling after cancer.
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L. R. Schoolman
Braddock Heights
Panayotis Karakaxidis
Komotini
Greece
Plan
Panos
Nick
George
Union Soldier Describes Maryland and Antietam Camps
E Dwight McCain, with Prof Borland, received three Civil War letters from 1862 written by M H Borland of the 123rd Pennsylvania Infantry. The notes recount camp life near Frederick and Sharpsburg, with scenes of orchards, cornfields, and ravaged rural counties as Union forces maneuvered and rumors of Harper's Ferry spread.
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E. Dwight McCain
Matthew H. Borland
Coshocton
Ohio
Maryland
M. H. Borland
123Rd
Pennsylvania Infantry
McCain
Borland
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Frederick
Rockville
Clarksburg
Urbana
Hyattstown
Harper's Ferry
Col. Miles
Ranck Haukeness Wedding In Seattle
Miss Helen Elizabeth Haukeness daughter of Rev and Mrs QO J Haukeness Seattle Washington and Dr James Byrne Ranck Jr son of Prof and Mrs James Ranck Sr West College Terrace were married in Seattle June 9 Dr Ranck Jr a Frederick native attended Hav erford College and Columbia University is a NIH post doctoral fellow at University of Washington Medical School Mrs Ranck Jr Augsburg College University of Oslo and now studying at University of Washington They now reside in Seattle
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Helen Elizabeth Haukeness
QO. J. Haukeness
Seattle
Wash
James Byrne Ranck Jr
James Ranck
West College Terrace
Ranck Jr
Frederick
Haverford College
College of of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Muskegon Boxer Kenny Lane Stops Robertson in Six
Kenny Lane of Muskegon outpointed Wilbert Robertson of Chicago over six rounds in a lightweight bout in Muskegon Michigan. Lane pressured from the start and controlled the pace to earn the decision.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
Kenny Lane
Wilbert Robertson
Chicago
Frederick County Garden Tour Nets 1357 Dollars for History Society
The Frederick County Garden Tour raised 1357.64 dollars for the Historical Society of Frederick County. Of this, 707.64 funded the Historical House restoration, 600 represented the homeowners bonus from an 1800 dollar pool, and 150 covered other expenses. About six hundred visited, second to Talbot County despite rain on Friday. A garden party at the Historical House on East Church Street honors homeowners Monday night.
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Frederick County
Historical Society of
T. Stuart Hall
James H. Grove Jr
Historical Society
Frederick
Talbot County
Talbot
East Church Street
G. Hunter Bowers
Local Junior High School Group Photo Description
A captioned class group photo lists students from Frederick City Walkersville Ballenger Buckeystown and Middletown areas. Names include Mar gie Crum Sarah Dorrell Myralee Garst Mary Lynn Engelbrecht June Dudrow Kathy Huffer Chris Hagan and Sandra Derr with several others noted and a photo credit to Frank J. Keefer.
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Margie Crum
Sarah Dorrell
Frederick City
Myralee Garst
Walkersville
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Ballenger
June Dudrow
Buckeystown
Big Star
Kathy Huffer
Middletown
Wide Awake Club
Chris Hagan
Sandra Derr
Frank J. Keefer
Joyce Grove
Donna Baumgardner
JoAnn King
Dianne Ahalt
Middletown Progressive Club
Alice Stambaugh
Thurmont
Deaths William J. Fitzsimmons in Baltimore
William Joseph Fitzsimmons, about 65, of Baltimore, died at Franklin Square Hospital this morning. He is husband of Mrs. Mary Rogers Fitzsimmons, formerly of Hutaw Place Carroll Manor. Relatives include sister in law Miss Anna Rogers and brother in law T Hardy Rogers of Buckeystown. Funeral services will be in Baltimore. arrangements not completed.
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William J. Fitzsimmons
William Joseph Fitzsimmons
Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Mary Rogers Fitzsimmons
Mrs. Edna Grace Fogle Dies at 70 in Frederick
Mrs. Edna Grace Fogle wife of James R. Fogle aged 70 died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 10 30 a m She was a daughter of the late Daniel and Rosilla Eigenbrode and a devout member of Evangelical United Brethren church and severalAuxiliary and service groups Surviving are her husband two sons two daughters and nine grandchildren Friends may view the body at 106 East Church street after 7 p m today and until noon Monday when it will be moved to Evangelical United Brethren church for funeral services at 2 p m Burial will be in the United Brethren cemetery Thurmont Memorials may go to the Evangelical United Brethren church fund Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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James Fogle
Edna Grace Fogle
James R. Fogle
West Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daniel and
Rosilla C. K. Matthews Eigenbrode
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies Bible Class
Woman's Society of World Service
Ladies Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
American Legion and Sons & Daughters of Liberty
Mountain City Council
Bernard E. Fogle
Jefferson, Pa
Paul E. Fogle
Middletown
Ralph C. Carr
Boulder
Cole
Hazel M. Seward
This City
Paul Eigenbrode
Funkstown
Ross W. Eigenbrode
Takoma Park
Russell Eigenbrode
Thurmont
East Church Street
United Brethren Cemetery
Evangelical United Brethren Church Memorial Fund
M. R
Mrs. Bertha Sample 71 Dies in Waynesboro Area
Mrs. Bertha M. Sample, 71, wife of Charles B. Sample, Waynesboro area, died Friday at her home after a heart attack on June 24. She was born in Burkittsville, lived in Thurmont and Charmian, and for five years in Wayne Heights. Survived by husband, a son, a daughter from a former marriage, three grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from Grove funeral home in Thurmont with Rev. Harry Krone officiating. interment Burns Hill Cemetery. Public viewing Sunday 7–9 p.m.
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Charles B. Sample
Bertha M. Sample
Waynesporo
Burkittsville
Tilman
Helen
Norris) Alexander
Friend’s Creek
Thurmont
Mr. Sample
Ambulance Runs Highlight Local Medical Transfers
Last Thursday the Union Bridge ambulance ferried Mrs. B. F. Delander of Mt. Union to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Friday saw David Shorb of Taneytown moved from New Windsor to Gettysburg Hospital after a baseball injury. Also on Friday Mrs. Francis Miller of New Windsor was taken to Frederick Memorial. On Monday Russell Bohn exited Frederick Memorial to Brookefield Nursing Home in Middleburg. Mrs. Saul Mackiey was also transported on Monday from Westminster.
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Union Bridge
B. F. Delander
Mt. Union
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Shorb
Taneytown
New Windsor
Gettysburg
Francis Miller
New Wind
Frederick Memorial
Russell Bohn
Brookefield
Middleburg
Saul Mackiey
Funeral services listed for multiple local residents
Obituaries record funeral services for Oliver Mil ton Baker of Meadow Road Jesse Ray Clark near Union Bridge C Howard Frock of Westminster John W Smith Emory E Flickinger of Taneytown. Services were conducted by local pastors. interments occurred at nearby cemeteries with named pallbearers listed. Funeral directors include M. R. Eteinson and Son and Fuss Funeral Home.
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Jesse Ray Clark
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clay Govans
Buster Grimes
John Wesley Cemetery
Libertytown
Edward Roberts
Carl Willis
John Tucker
Roscoe Davis
George Howard
Raymond Close
Frederick Jehovah's Witnesses attend New York assembly
The Frederick Congregation reports 92 901 attendees at a six day United Worshippers district assembly in Yankee Stadium. Nathan H. Knorr spoke on unity under God's Kingdom as 1 732 ministers were baptized and a new one volume Bible translation was released. Emphasis on family Bible study and juvenile delinquency prevention noted.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Frederick
New York
United Worshippers” District Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses
H. Maynard Lawson
Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Nathan H. Knorr
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Lawson
Congregation of
Kingdom Hall
West Ninth Street
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Mt. Airy
Mary Lee
Roger W. Hawkesworth Jr
Roger W. Hawkesworth Sr
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Potomac
Shepherdstown
Tyler
Humphreys
Ele White Hales
Joseph P. ‘Turner
Tivoisi
G. Richard Bucheimer
Tokyo
Japan
Rotary International
William C. Binning
Mountain Theater Players
Cliff Goodwin
Bell
Book and Candle
Jinx
Jimmy Decker
Bell, Book and Candle
Decker
West Church Street
Kenneth Frushour
Marie Michael
Mary Nicholas
Mildred Nicodemus
Gladys Tons
Mary Pyles
Louise F
Frank J. Keeferday
Mary Repp
Charlotte Smith
Nicholas Leekins
Maurice Clark
Mayme Fergano
West Frederick
Eleanor
Oliver Milton Baker
Meadow Road
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Clark S. Aist
Frank Hooper
John Foster
Hart E. Compher
Rugged Cross
Richard R. Burgee
Oliver T. Kolb
Frederick P. Burgee
Ruben W. Hall
James C. Cromwell
George F. Ray
M. R. Etebison and Son
C. Howard Frock
Westminster
Annie M. Warner
D. D. Hartzier and Sons
Curtis Dubble
Pikes Creek Cemetery
Harvey Smeak
James Grimes
Glenn Dayhoff
Wilbur
Charles and
Jennings Frock
John W. Smith
Clifford Smith
Pleasant
Gladhill
Woodcock
Salvation Army
Locust Valley Church of God
Emory E. Flickinger
Warner Hospital
Fuss Funeral Home
Gs Oo
Lutheran Cemetery
Taney
Ralph Koons
Oone Eyler
Merie Stauffer
Clark Thompson
Marvin Mille
Raymond T. Esston
Park Mills
Washington Coun
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