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Esty Attec
Sree Southesk Pig & Mps
Berth Court St
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Eingie
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Associated Press
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Thinking Man or Porpoise Brain Twist In Human Races
Article contrasts human thinking with porpoise intelligence noting bottle-nose dolphins may rival humans in brain complexity and communication yet lack hands for tool use. It questions if intelligent life on other planets could be porpoise-like, then shifts to local notes on Ridgely reunion and Utica Woman's League meeting with attendees and planned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
John C. Lilly
Rodin
Dr. Lily
Donald Shankle Completes 5th Grade With Perfect Attendance
Donald Wayne Shankle of East Church street finished the fifth grade at Elm Street School with perfect attendance this year. His teacher was Miss Vantries.
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Donald Wayne Shankle
E. Irving Shankle
East Church Street
Donald
Elm Street
Miss Vantries
Recently Married Doris Grable Weds Gerald Travis in Gapland
Doris Louise Grable daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Grable married Gerald Lee Travis son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Travis in Mid dletown on June 2 at 2 30 pm at Christian Holiness church near Gapland officiated by Rev Daniel Blickenstaff. Miss Delores Minnick was maid of honor and William Grable was best man. A reception followed at Mrs Thelma Poole’s home on West Patrick street. The couple reside at the groom’s home. Mr and Mrs George Grable Thurmons celebrated their 46th anniversary on their granddaughter’s wedding day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Louise Grable
Charles Grable
Gerald Lee Travis
Arthur Travis
Middletown
Christian Holiness Church
Gapland
Daniel Blickenstaff
Glen Beachley
Delores V. Minnick
William A. Grable
Thelma Poole
West Patrick Street
Niles B. Fox
Hagerstown
George Grable
Thurmons
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files July 1916
A 1916 News Post item notes Company A leaving Gettysburg to return to Frederick after camp, bass fishing yielding 15 good fish, local vendors Lowenstein and Wertheimer securing uniforms for Woodsboro band, trips by seven to Atlantic City Ocean City Jagara Falls and Laray Va, daily picnics until frost, Carroll Rouzer's son injuring his leg in bicycle mishap, and market quotes for eggs and butter.
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Atlantic One
Ocean City
Jagara Falls
Laray, Va
Great Britain claims swift Mediterranean victory report
Great Britain claimed the first round in the Mediterranean supremacy battle with the Admiralty saying the British ships inflicted a swift rout on the Akian navy. Admiral Sirres Cunningham signalled there were no casualities among the British ships engaged. Robbers smashed a glass door to enter the American Oil Co filling station at Evergreen Point. Two loaded trucks collided at Square Corner, breaking a fire hydrant, cracking curb, and chipping the Western Maryland Trust Co building. City firemen attend the annual State Firemen's Assn convention at Lonaconing. Japanese residents of Shanghai demanded an apology from the U S Marines commander for insults. The city ordered purchase of two ammoniators for the water system.
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Great Britain
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Sirres Cunningham
Ima
American Oil Co
Evergreen Point
Western Maryland Trust Co
Shanghai
U.S
Personal notices recount birthdays and travels around Brunswick
Mr Harry W Mike Long of West Potomac Street Brunswick marked his 81st birthday on Sunday while H L Danner of Rosemont near Brunswick celebrated his 73rd birthday. Mrs Bert Kuhn on College Avenue will observe her birthday Wednesday. J William Null family vacationed in Ocean City. The Lamberts and Feesers returned from a weeklong central and southern state tour. Delaplaines visited Kiwanis Convention in Miami Beach and relatives in Salem while Buck Delaplaine recovered from illness in Roanoke. Yellowstone Park and Colorado tour ends with Chicago joiners. Mrs Moberly hosts visit from Amory Mississippi relatives. Rickie Butcher of West South Street recovers from a broken right ankle after a fall last Tuesday.
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H. L. Danner
Rosemont
Brunswick
Bert Kuhn
College Avenue
J. William Null
Karol Ann
Bobby
Biggs Avenue
Ocean City
Paul W. Lambert
RFD
Frederick
Lloyd Feeser
Hanover
Central
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average two to three degrees above normal with a warm spell followed by a cooler trend by Saturday. Thunderstorms are likely Thursday and Friday, with rainfall totaling about half an inch. Normal highs in mid July are in the 80s and lows 65 to 70, except 50s in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Bryant Beall Wedding Held At Bethesda Church
The Bethesda Methodist church in Browningsville hosted the Saturday evening ceremony for Miss Shirley Anne Beall and Raymond H. Bryant. The couple, parents Silas E. Beall Lewisdale and D Reo Bryant Seymour, Ta, plan missionary work after travels to Niagara Falls New York City and Canada. They will reside on Crescent Ave Fort Wayne Ind after July 25.
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Bethesda Methodist Church
Browningsville
Shirley Anne Beall
Silas E. Beall
Lewisdale
Raymond H. Bryant
D. Reo Bryant
Seymour
Hayden Sparks
Beffore
Nancy Sinn
Bay City
Mich
Robert Runkles
Damascus
Joan Day
Daniel Beall
Ronald Moorehead
Continental
Niagara Falls
New York City
Canada
Crescent Avenue
Fort Wayne
Ind
Damascus High School
Farmer’s will leaves Bloomfield estate to three children
Charles B. Young of Bloomfield died June 15 leaving his entire estate to Chester E Young Alvie D Young and Viela P Zier to share equally with Alvie as executor The will dated April 25 1949 was witnessed by A Owen Mercer and H R DeLauter Also probate notes for Dela Mercer Clarke H Smith executor leaving a dinner bell to Paul Kolb a Mt Pleasant house and lot and furnishings to Arthur Rippeon and Catherine Rippeer The will dated May 28 1956 witnessed by Holden B Felton and Ernest T Schwartz Jr Mrs Mercer died June 16 Other readings include bequests from Alfred F Thompson who died June 39 Daisy L Trompson wife of Thompson gets all household gear car and bank funds A son Clifford gets a watch and an electric drill Donald receives pocket watches Remaining estate to cash with one third to widow a $50 trust for daughter Elsie Dons Wood for cemetery lot remainder split among five children Elsie Doris Wood Virginia Five Donald Clifford Wood Lorraine M Ambrose Executors were wife and Elsie The will dated September 4 1958 Witnesses Vivian E Hatcher and W Jerome Gufft Elizabeth Smith died August 25 1953 leaving equal shares to her children and grandchildren and furniture to be divided also Executors Virginia Hartman and Carlton E Smith died February 23
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Charles B. Young
Bloomfield
Orphans Court
Chester E. Young
Alvie D. Young
Viela P. Zier
Alvie Young
A. Owen Mercer
H. R. DeLauter
Del
Elsie Dons Wood
Elsie Doris Wood
Virginia
Donald
Clifford Wood
Lorraine M. Ambrose
Elsie
Vivian E. Hatcher
W. Jerome Gffutt
Elizabeth Smith
Helen L. Eshbaugh
Maurice Kaetzel
Virginia Hartman
Carlton E. Smith
Smith
Fire Damages Ridgeville Tree Nursery Storage Door
State police investigate blaze at Ridgeville Tree Nursery on Route 14 near the Frederick County line. A nursery employee Charles Nicholson found flames around 6 43 am. Trooper Joseph Galien said the fire was not accidental with no wiring fault found. Door damage estimated at 100 dollars as the fire appeared to smoulder out on its own.
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Ridgeville
Charles Nicholson
Joseph Galien
Route 14
Route 27
Fredenck
Gallen
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area families welcomed new births across several households. Notable entries include Richard Wester, a third child and second son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sweeney of 920 Molier Avenue, born June 29. Other parents include Grayson Fisher, Grover Broadwater, Dewey Hess, Charles Coates, Charles Yeager, Claude Miller, Paul Mull, Douglas Piper, and their spouses, with a mix of sons and daughters and varying birth days.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Sweeney
Molier Avenue
Richard Wester
Sweeney
Gladys Six
Frederick
Grayson Fisher
RFD
Sandra Lee
Juiy
Fisher
Jessie Spangler
Grover Broadwater
Woodsboro
Margaret Ann
Broadwater
Celia Margaret Swiger
Wheeling
W. Va
Dewey Hess
J. Woodsboro
Terri Ann
Hess
Anna Mae Lescaleet
Thurmont
Charles Coates
North Market Street
First Ciid
Vicki Diane
Coates
Emma Jean Adcock
North Carolina
Charles Yeager
Pic Avenue
Mark Lee
Yeas
Gloria Game
Claude Miller
West South Street
Terri Lorraine
Miller
Emma Lorraine Butts
Locust Valley
Paul Mull
Union Bridge
David Alan
Douglas Piper
Middletown
Dale Edward
Frederick County approves twenty five new teachers
The Frederick County school board approved twenty five new teacher appointments, listing each educator with degree, college, and assigned school. Vacancies remain, and additional staff changes include a geography instructor for Frederick Community College and a part time secretary at Sabillasville elementary. Several resignations from the 1960-61 year were also approved.
Side Glances Names and Addresses From Gettysburg Area
A list of residents and local addresses in and around Gettysburg and Frederick. Names include Julia Os born Dolores Poindexter Catherine Reagan Barbara T. Reidt Bar bara T. Robison Sue R. Schriver End R. Seltzer Rebecca J. Shade Mary Shaw Ruth QO Shaw Ruth Ei Stull Ann Tofani Edward Tomaszewski Robert Trimble Joan S. Victor John C. Weaver M. Barbara Weddle Helen E. Weirether Patricia J. Weiss Joan Wilson Mary E. Wood Grace Zirkle and others listed with streets and towns such as Thurmont Walkersville Monrovia New Market Burkittsville and Frederick.
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J. Neikirk
Lutheran Seminary
Gettysburg
Julia Osborn
Frederick
Dolores Poindexter
West All Saints
Catherine Reagan
Savage
Barbara T. Reidt
Walkersville
Barbara T. Robison
Clear Spring
Betty G. Rumburg
West College Terrace
Sue R. Schriver
Thurmont
End R. Seltzer
Stewart Manor
Rebecca J. Shade
Danville
Mary Shaw
Airy
Mary A. Simmons
Ruth QO. Shaw
Ruth Ei Stull
Fredrie
Ann Tofani
Upper College Terrace
Edward Tomaszewski
Oakwood Drive
Robert Trimble
Monrovia
Joan S. Victor
Magnolia Avenue
John C. Weaver
West Second Street
M. Barbara Weddle
Helen E. Weirether
East Church
Patricia J. Weiss
West Patrick Street
Joan Wilson
Rouse
Frederi
Mary E. Wood
New Market
Grace Zirkle
Burkitts Ile
Church to keynote Democratic National Convention
Los Angeles AP report profiles Sen. Frank Church 35, youngest senator, chosen as temporary chairman and keynote speaker for opening session. It notes his rise from Idaho politics to the U.S. Senate, his debate training, and his switch from Republican-leaning family to Democratic affiliation. Also reports death of Dr. Ralph T B Todd, 63, longtime physician to the Rockefellers.
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Los Angeles
Union
Frank Church
Iim
Church
United States Senate
American Legion
Idaho
Boise
Frank
William E. Borah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ralph T. B. Todd
Tucson
Anz
Jean D. Rockefeller Jr
Tucson Medical Center
Rain Finally Arrives After Dry Spell For Area
The region received its long awaited rain Sunday evening with farmers and gardeners relieved as soil moisture improves. Official gauge at the airport recorded 0.62 inch. Forecasters expect no more rain until Thursday or Friday with showers possible. Temperatures ranged from upper 70s to mid 80s, weekend highs near 87 and lows around 57.
Local Health Notes On Frederick Area Recoveries
Mrs John H Cramer returned home near Frederick from Johns Hopkins Hospital where she was a surgical patient. Mrs Mabel V Marsh Myersville returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was surgical. Wilmer Flook Jr Middletown, son of Mr and Mrs Ehin W Flook, underwent an emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial How, Sunday night, and is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected.
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John H. Cramer
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mabel V. Marsh
Myersvile
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ehin Wilmer Flock Jr
Ehin W Flook
Middletown
Mt Airy Lions Club builds new picnic and concession building
The Mt Airy Lions Club and Mt Airy Fire Company near completion on a joint picnic and concession structure in Firemen's Park. The project, costing about 100 dollars in past years for tents and counters, will serve the Firemen's carnival starting July 23.
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Mt. Airy Lions Club
Mt. Airy Fire Company
Delaine Hobbs
Bulding
Firemens Park
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Riogely
Charles
Ellen Sill Ridgely
Braddock Heights
Arlington
Guy Ridgely Jr
Karen
Lyns
Arthur Ridgely
Charles Ridgely Jr
Airs
Frank Ridgely
Barbara Ridgely
DeVere Ridgiey
Allen
Brian
Msron Ridgely
Kim
Louis Herr
Mirs
Richard Lowman
Conrad
Marvin
Ricky
W. E. Howerton Crieg
Janice
Eleanor
Tom Thayer
Joseph Morrison
Francis Bowman
Bill Hummel
Buddy
Ruth
Louise
Herbert
Carl x Fimbeck, Jr
al Strous
Donald Harbaugh
Barbara
Utica
H. E. Thompson
Orchard Avenue
Charles Thompson
Roy Thompson
Edgar Thompson
Syracuse
News-Post
Geitysburg
Messrs
Nicholas
August Brust
Messrs5
Lowenstein and
Wertheimer
Carroll
Morris Rouzer
Horton Rouzer
State Firemen's Assn
Lonaconing
Court House
Brosius Homes Corporation
Robert Keleshian
Carrolitea
John T. Brengle
Thomas E. Silliman
Mary Street
Lawrence A. Welsch
Floyd L. Culler
Fairview Avenue
Westcrook
Paul Feaga Mercer
Logan and
Center Streets
Robert H. Liston
John S. Smith Jr
Glade Village
Ira D. Johnson
William C. Stauffer
Bethel Road
Tuscarora Dis
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Watson C. Stoner
Lindbergh Avenue
Albert H. Buschling Jr
Marion E. Hoar
Georgetown Pike
Urbana
Hamilton Homes Inc
David E. Crackley Sr
East Second Street
Ernest W. Ausherman
Edward R. Crapper
Sunnybrook Drive
Clover Hill
Tuscarora District
Harry W.mike) Long
West Potomac Street
Delame Hobbs
Frederick County
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Audrey M. Baumgardner
Towson State Teachers College
Jean L. Caruth
Lebanon Valley College
Emmitsburg
Robert A. Dawson
Frostburg State Teachers College
Liberty
Wiliam
B. Greco
S. S
Mt. St. Mary's College
Abs
Betty W. Heymering
B. A. University of Cincinnati
Sabillasville
Walter D. Lee
Fairmest State College
M.S. West Virginia University
West Frederick
Catherine Litton
Towson
University of Maryland
East Frederick
Shirley Lyles
B. S
Bowie State
Foxville
Sara B. Wheeler
University of North Carolina
North Frederick
Patricia A. Weston
College of William and Mary
Donald A. Williamson
University of Virginia
Roanoke
John C. Wilson
Oregon State College
Gannon College
West Germany
Frederick Community College
Helen Shafer
Jane Wagaman
Mary J. Milfer
Richard H. Harper
Miriam D. Ship- Taan
Middletown High
Barbara W. Summers
Johnnie M. Albizo
Mary E. Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Edna Anders
Ethel Anders
Gloria Angleberger
Angie Brosius
Jean Burner
William Cade
Biglerville
Carolyn Cady
Fort Derrick
Anthony Cecchini
Vandergrift
Lewis H. Cort
Katherine
Creed
Ellen Edwards
Msersville
Joseph Elliott
Susan England
Sjamsville
Doyle
Beatrice Luzier
William MacDonald
Westminster
Margaret K. Magaha
West 12Th Street
Mary A. Marks
James E. McClear
Thomas Avenue
Mary Christine Meadows
College Place
Phyllis A. Moser
Sara
Adee
Pat
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