Birth of Third Child Noted in Burall Family
Mrs Ruth Neal Hazen Neal's daughter Quynn Or from Frederick Maryland. Mr and Mrs Ralph L Burall announce birth of their third child on July 3. Subscription rates listed: monthly 2.00 to 3.00 by carrier. annual 5.50. Address: Frederick. Dispatches. Public notice from Associated Press. Saturday, July 5, 1958.
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Ralph L. Burall
Poplar Heights
Carrer
Martin Hazen
Frederick Memorial
Weber
Bureal
Burall
15 Entited Co
Ruth Neal
Hazen B. Neal
Aichard Road
Frederick
Pres”enick Md
Middle Years Survey On Manufacturing Growth Prospects
A wide sampling of manufacturing firms shows confidence in sales rising about 20 percent on average, with 25 to 43 percent growth anticipated in chemicals and electrical sectors. The McGraw-Hill study argues the period through 1961 is a transitional "middle year" phase between postwar booms, focusing on productivity, modern machinery, and workforce dynamics as the industry plans for the 1960s expansion.
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McGraw- Hill
Petition Against Trolley Liquor Hauling Circulates
Fifty years ago hundreds sign a Myersville area petition urging Freder ick Inter-Urban and Hagerstown Myersville Electric Railroads to ban liquor transport by trolley. Also noted: Sisters Hill property sold near the city to Visitation Convent. Dr Wm C Johnson buys four acres for 1460 dollars. Mrs David D Roth buys seven acres at 256 per acre. An accident report: R Guy Blackston falls from a window sash ledge, aided back by his mother. Hagerstown beats Frederick Batterhs 4-2 on Krebs pitching debut. Governor Crothers invited to Buckeystown farmers event on July 30. Army photo: Captain Bell, deputy commander 1937-1958, leaves for New York district posting.
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Myersville
Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad Company
Hagerstown
R. Guy Blackston
Market Street
Rederick
Krebs
Tory
Trent
Charles H. Conley
Crothers
Bal Iimore
Nic
Buckeystown
Fireworks, Races Mark July Fourth in 1938 Baker Park
Twenty years ago this Fourth of July weekend Baker Park attracted ten to fifteen thousand people as fireworks climaxed the holiday. Frederick County mourned a death and reported four injuries from accidents. About nine thousand attended the annual July 4 motorcycle races at the Fair Grounds where Freddy Toscani of Garfield New Jersey won three feature events.
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Baker Park
Frederick Countian
Fair Grounds
Freddy Toscani
Garfield
XN. J
Local Hospital Roundup Sketches Readings and Recoveries
Mr Earl Smith from Adamstown returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles K Taylor Coca Cola Bottling plant mayor of Keedysville listed in fair to good condition. George Martin Thurmont and others rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital for heart issues. several patients observed or improving. Fire at a building near Mrs Howard Albaugh injures but controlled. hexane solvent risk noted. European trip returns of Gilmore R Flautt Jr and family after six weeks. Real estate congress travels and judge appointment noted. Hospital admissions and discharges list multiple names with towns Emmitsburg Thurmont Taneytown and Keymar.
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Earl Smith
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles K. Taylor
Coca Cola
Keedysville
Taylor
George Martn
Thurmont
Rt. 1
Grace Bingham
Lis
Knoxville
Arthur Summers
Yellow Springs
Hershey Arion
Gaithersburg
Athe Frederick Memorial Hospital
Calvin Fogle
Woodsboro
Gus Spangler
McMurray Street
Henry B. Wilson
South Market Street
William Hopkins
Mt. Airy
Fredoo
Erick Memorial Hospital
Howard M. Albaugh
Frederick Memoiire
Hexaneral Hospital
Wilson
Lucy Cramer
West 12Th Istreet
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Europe
Dill Avenue
Flautt
Harvey D. Schoyer Jr
Myersville
Madrid
Spain
United States
Hagerstown
Schoyer
Maryland
Tina
Rosario
Busit
Thej
Cormery Ocean
Thelgarded
Patrick Streets
JH. M
New Hemisphere
Annie Warker
Gettysburg
Shirley Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Timothy Markie
Taneyltown
George Hamer
Emmitsburg
Kenneth Houck
Taneytown
Garalyn Miller
George Sanders Jr
Charles Crum
Kenneth Crumbacker
RFD
Paul Sanders
William Stansbury
Keymar
Lena Grimes
Warner Hospital
Charles Bridinger
Cynthia Ott
Florence Grimes
Union Bridge
Eugene Clutz
Fay Bitterbrick
Delmont Koons
Richard Toms
Roland Coshun
European boom and congressional travel plans noted
Mr. Flautt reports business booming across Europe with many countries at full employment. Congress to meet in Rome next year for the tenth time, while U S delegates push for the 十一th Congress to meet in Washington. Local real estate delegates include John McMowbery and Katherine Byrnes from Baltimore and Clarence Dodge from Washington.
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York
Southampton
England
Flautt
Europe
Rome
Haly
United States
Washington
John McMowbery
Katherine Byrnes
Baltimore
Clarence Dodge
Five Firemen Injured At Six-Alarm Baltimore Blaze
Five Baltimore firemen were injured battling a six alarm blaze at a South Baltimore chemical plant begun by lightning. Four were burned on the face, and one suffered a possible shoulder fracture when struck by a hose nozzle. The chief executive said the fire caused limited damage and resulted from a power failure and machinery stalls that allowed hexane to accumulate.
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Baltimore
Food Machinery and Chemical ‘Corp
Wilson
U S Weather Temperatures for 24 Hours Ended
The Associated Press reports U S weather temperatures for a 24 hour period ending at 8 a m edt. Readings cover major cities and gauge daily highs and lows across the nation as reported for the time frame.
Jpailer Payne Huffer Wedding at Zion Lutheran Church
Patricia Payne and Jay Huffer wed at Zion Lutheran in Middletown on June 15 with Rev. Burkhardt officiating. The bride wore a white lace gown and carried a white Bible with an orchid. bridesmaids and guests wore blue and matching accessories. After a church reception, the couple planned a trip through West Michigan and Canada, then will live with the groom’s parents until their home is ready.
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Quynn Orchard Road
John Nagle
Swope
and Airs
Douglas Magaka
Frank Yanes
Chester Miller
Franklin Heck
Marsha
Mason
Summers
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Detrick
Ing
Hoke
Charlesiway
Unelesbee of
Liberty
Carol
Ann Swope
Harold
Pro
Grabill
Brunswick
U. S
Jpailer
Payne
Zion Lutheran Church
Middlestown
Patricia Jean Payne
William Payne
Frederick
Jay Wendeill Huffer
Eugene Huffer
Broad Run
Albert R. Burkhardt
Bailey
Doris V. Payne
Bonnie Keller
Jane Hig J ‘Don
Boonsboro
Sheila Mael ‘Huffer
Wayne
Hilda Korrell
Itiss
Ruth Higdon
Cleo Can
Aon
Bride
Cut and Faetad
Shaanka
Wre Caae
Shealso
West Lin “Michigan
Queen Hiway
Canada
Niagpara Pauls
Russell Favorite Jr. Thurmont
Russell Favorite Jr
James Gaver
Quincy
Carroll Fraley
Doris Stambaugh
Virginia Beach
Bethesda
Frederick Highfield
Sabillasville
Woodsboro
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Weddings Highlight Pink Lace Gowns and Family Roles
Miss Ellen Starkey served as maid of honor with a blue lace gown and white carnation corsage. Kenneth Day was best man for his brother, as the couple, Miss Nancy Koogle and Mr. John Stillions, wed on Saturday afternoon with out of town guests and a reception at the bride’s Germantown home.
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Kenneth Day
Starkey
Mmrs
Lawrence H. Price Jr
P Hurmesvile
Clarence Kile
Gaithersburg
Keremony
Audrey Riggleman
Frank Charles
Jo Lin
Stitley—Fleagle
Georgette Elizabeth Fleagle
George A. Fleagle
Thurmont
Donald Eugene Stitely
Philip M. Kulp
Harold Fraley
Cameron Johnson
Jeanne Biffle
Shirley Davis
Walkersville
Mary Christina Creager
Carol Sterling
Mary Ann Sandner
Cullen
Linda Fleagle
Waynesboro
Flower
Richard Fraley
Leroy Stitely
Richard Fleagle
Eugene Myers
Mike Miller
Rocky Ridge
Katherine Wastler
Beatrice, Bentz
Betty Jeanne Wastler
Ruth Ann Stitely
Lois Riffle
Mabie Troxell
Marion Troxell
Thurmont High School
Stitely
Drowning at a Quarry During Holiday Tragedy Near Dickerson
Montgomery County police report a 11 year old boy Ralph E. Davis of Hyattsville disappeared under the deep water at a quarry north of Dickerson. Divers were planned as rescuers dragged the depths of the more than 100 foot site after his companions failed in attempts to save him. Separate drowning near Buckeystown claimed Charles Cossey, 40, of Frederick, with a tree limb incident causing a fall into eight inches of water. Public safety and investigations followed as reports surfaced of intoxication charges and local notices.
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Associated Press
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White House
A-P
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Wilson
Charles Evans
Hughes
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U. S. News & World Report
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Montgomery County
Ralph E. Davis
Cecil Davis
Hyattsville
O. W. Anderson
Dickerson
Peticcs
Frederick County
Monocacy River
Buckeystoun
Charles Edward Cos‘ley
Frederick
Maryland
Buckeystown
Hope Hill
Robert T. Storer
Charles W Magaha
Tie. L. C. Clark
R. L. Ellecamp
B. QO. Thomas
Cossey
Cosiey
Calvin Coolidge Carroll
Clarksburg
John Emory Holland l
Adamstown
Cosley
Jury
Adult Participation In Girl Scouts In New Market Area
An urgent appeal seeks adult involvement in Girl Scout activities for newly formed Brownie Troop No. 73 led by Mrs. Earl Crone and Mrs. J. Rolfe Castleman, and Intermediate Troop No. 74 led by Mrs. Bertram J. Cleaves and Mrs. John Umberger. Meetings were held at New Market Grange Hall on Wednesdays. Enrollments open for girls and parents should contact Mrs. John Umberger. Requests also invite parent and patent participation in areas such as nature crafts literature dramatics music dancing community life international friendship health and safety.
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Earl Crone
J. Rolfe Castleman
Bertram J. Cleaves
John Umberger
New Market Grange Hall
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