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Fragmentary newspaper credit text references The News Establishes, along with mentions of the Associated Press and circulation bureau. The readable portion includes garbled place names and no clear event, date, or person to summarize into a coherent item.
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Marriages to top 1960 nationwide, leap year boost noted
Belts Are Ringing reports statisticians expect 1960 U S marriages to exceed 16 million, up from 15 million last year, with 22 million couples projected by 1970 as postwar baby crop matures. Average bride gifts around an implied value. groom spends about 237 dollars for a week’s honeymoon as newlyweds invest in furniture and appliances. Leap year and early planning push brides’ campaigns, with hope chests starting at age 15.4. Also notes a Hawaiian party at Lincoln playground with children performing Aloha Oe, crafts, and parent attendance, plus a late night ambulance call to Suburban Restaurant.
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Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post July 8 1910
Itemized note from East Church street lampposts and areaways for homes of Hahn and Morgan Cecil. Motorcyclists Lewis Woodward and Rob ert Shipley depart for Gettysburg to visit state troops. Public debate grows over moving pictures of the Johnson Jeffries fight with Attorney General Straus urging governor power to suppress. John S. Renn shows large Early Strawberry potatoes from Feagaville. Alexander Neill of Hagerstown Bank, longtime banker, is paralyzed. Ex Senator Jacob Rohrrba and August Brust fish seven fine trout on a trip, one weighing four pounds.
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Shoeshine Boy Rick Westcott Sees West Virginia
Philadelphia shoeshine youth Rickey Westcott, visiting West Virginia on invitation, recalls his brush with a bear, a 13 inch trout, and meeting Gov Cecil Underwood. He headlines as West Virginia’s youngest goodwill ambassador hopeful, vows to continue shining shoes and spreading state praise. He also notes new friends and prospects of staying in school.
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Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from July 2 to July 5 listing parents and newborns. Glenn Morgan and Mary Boone welcome a son Glenn Edward Jr. Tammy Lee arrives to Carroll Rusherman and Patsy Kabrick. Harry Thomas joins Meeker Frook and wife. Theresa Marie greets Lawrence Trail. Keith born to Daniel Geisinger. Melinda Rachel to Roderick Wagner. Kimberly Rebecca to Richard Morgan and Peggy Stull.
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Funeral services for Jesse Lee Clark attended heavily
Funeral services for Jesse Lee Clark of 300 Adam Road were held Thursday at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street funeral home. Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiated with floral emblems present. Frederick Aerie Eagles conducted graveside rites. pallbearers included Fraley Brad ley Shreve Wagner Coyle Butler. Interment Mount Olivet. AI RL Etchison and Son directed. Funeral services for Leroy Fowler of Frederck Route 1 held at G C Bartelferal home Walkersville Thursday at 2 pm. Rev Albert Snyder officiated. Pallbearers Bender Know Zimmerman Geisinger Evier Divers. Interment Chapel cemetery near Liberty town.
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Vacation planning and secretaries in modern business
Notelbosh big foe Eisenhaser discusses how secretaries and bosses share vacation duties to avoid office disruption. The piece argues modern practice favors proactive delegation and prearranged contacts, while noting the boss must safeguard operations upon return and guard against backlog. It endures with reflections on tempering ambition with humility and a July memoriam section honoring colleagues.
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Family reunion and post event notices gather at Frederick park
The tenth Herman-Haller Reunion at Rosedale Park Frederick on June 19 featured basket lunches a business meeting led by the president and a program including song services led by Mrs Ernest Ausherman and Mrs Bowyer Fout. Dor othy Ausherman with others performed readings on a portable organ and John Horman played music.
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Miss Gwynn Klipp Accepts Seoul Government Post
Miss Gwynn Klipp, a Fort Detrick stenographer from Frederick, leaves for Seoul to join the U.S. Eighth Army HQ as a stenographer for one year. She accepted the assignment two months ago and plans to return after the term ends, driven by adventure and travel.
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America Today In History 17 6 The Declaration Proclaimed
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