Fifty Years Ago Return for Hospitalities Parade Planned
A grand parade and review honor the National Guard soldiers in camp at Camp Warfield, a plan originated by General Macklin. Work on East Patrick street uncovers a brick ditch during curbing. The Just Government League meets at Woman's College with Mrs. White presiding and Mrs. Apple speaking. Square Corner connection for the Freder ick Railroad completed, trolleys run on South Market street. Peach crop outlook cited by a fruit grower. Miss Louise Johnson of Jersey City hosts a dance for the Trail sisters in Court Square. Joseph D. Baker named as a possible State Comptroller candidate alongside Governor Crothers. The Grangers picnic advertised for Tanertown on August 6, 9, 10 and 21. Western Maryland Baseball League set to disband. Steve Dubring, a foreigner, loses left leg after a train accident in Brunswick. amputation performed. Lloyd C. Culler awarded contract for new Boys High School at 844,515, plumbing and heating excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Macklin
Camp Warfield
East Patrick Street
Just Government League
Woman's College
John K. White
Joseph H. Apple
Square Corner
Frederick
South Market Street
Louise Johnson
Jersey City
N. J
Crothers
Maryland
Grange Fair
Grangers
Tanertown
Western Maryland Baseball League
Steve Dubring
Brunswick
Lloyd C. Culler
June steel output lags nine million May total amid summer drop
The June production near 550000 tons behind May's nine million. July 4 shutdowns push a sixth straight weekly decline, but the New York Fed cites seasonal influences and expects growth in demand to continue. Commerce reports another $100 million rise in inventories for the second month as capital spending expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank
Commerce Department
Khrushchev West stance framed as bone in throat metaphor
A fragmented moraine of Cold War language compares Khrushchev and Ulbricht to a bone in the throat, arguing continual pressure over East German refugees and labor shortages. The piece cites West Berlin affluence and exchange rates as context for tension, while noting no U.S. response is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krushchev
West
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Romano Out For Two Days With Collarbone Injury
Cleveland Indian catcher John Romano will be out of action for two days after an injury in last night's game with Earl. He was struck in the collarbone and neck area in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romano
Cleveland
John Romano
Earl
Innning
Mano
Lockman suspended after umpire incident in Giants vs Pirates
San Francisco Giants coach Whitey Lockman is suspended three days and fined 75 dollars for bumping umpire Tony Venton during the seventh inning of Thursday's game with Pittsburgh. First baseman Willie McCovey receives a 50 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockman
SAN Francisco
Warren 'S
National League Fund
San Francisco Giants
Whitey Lockman
Willie McOvey
Tony Venton
Pittsburgh
Oldest Continuous County Records in Eastville Courthouse
Old records in Virginia’s eastern shore at Eastville courthouse begin with documents dating from 1982. The line of county records is among the oldest in the United States and remains a key archival source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eastville
Virginia
Great Britain and Soviet Russia sign Nazi fight pact
Twenty years ago from the News-Post files July 15 1941 reports Great Britain and Soviet Russia agreeing to fight Nazi Germany to a finish and not conclude a separate peace. Also noted are a fatality from a Route 40 crash Mrs Mildred Jones, Roosevelt seeking daylight saving powers, Jefferson Street rebuilding, Detrick Field expansion doubts, Russian counteroffensive on the Dnieper, naval promotions for Commander Allen G Quynn, and Dr Elmer Kefauver health officer retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britaly
Soviet Russia
Frederick
Mildred Jones
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Roosevelt
Congress
Jefferson Street
John T. Best
Detrick Field
Army Air Corps
Dnieper
U.S. Naval
Senate
Allen G. Quynn
Elmer C. Kefauver
Frederick Count
Funerals For Harry C Dereus And Mrs Tabitha Palmer
Funeral services were held for Harry C Dereus in Woodsboro with Rev. Donald Haas officiating. Pallbearers included Woodboro Savings Bank officers and Frederick County Agricultural Society members. Interment at Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Mrs Tabitha Palmer widow of Jacob Palmer also buried in Wolfsville with Rev. Albert Snyder officiating. Pallbearers were Melvin and Charies Palmer James and Clarence Marser Robert and Charies Metzer. Glad Hill Company Middletown funeral director. Market prices from Farmers Cooperative Association listed Wheat 1.62 a bushel Corn 6.25 a bushel Barney new 70 cents per bushel. The piece ends with an anecdote about King Henry II granting coal rights to Newcastle in 1239, the Newcastle coal trade growing to employ ships by 1615.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Dereus
Woodsboro
Barton Funeral
Donald Haas
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Frederick County Agricultural Society
W. Cash Smith
Raymond J. Smith
Russell W. Flanagan
James McSherry
John T. Best
Glen Trout
Clyde W. Smith
Irvin Renn
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Wondsboro
Tabitha Palmer
Jacob Palmer
United Brethren Church
Wolfsville
Albert Snyder
Lutheran
Melvin and
Charies Palmer
James
Clarence Marser
Robert
Charies Metzer
Gladhill Company
Middletown
Newcastle
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler
White Homes Seeks Old Pictures From Singing Convention
Wilton J. Boswell of Brookeville Maryland seeks copies of the Washington Star Rotogravure section for June 1939 that featured a full-page photo of the Montgomery County Singing Convention. He hopes readers donate copies for two archives and plans to preserve them in plastic. The Singing Convention, unaffiliated and dues free, meets monthly in area churches and sometimes travels to Frederick and Howard counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton J. Boswell
Brockville
Montgomery County Historical Society
Mongomery County
Washington Star Rotogravure
Boswell
Frederick County
Howard County
Star
Brookeville
Personal News From Urbana to Ocean City Vacation Plans Spotted
Mr. George A. Speer returns home near Urbana after a month in Lima Peru where he served as housing consultant for the ICA and the Peruvian government. Mrs. Anne Summers deputy sheriff and her husband Melvin Summers leave today for Ocean City for a one week vacation. Mrs. Charles W. Smith now resides with her daughter and family at 2205 Drexel Street West Hyattsville. Mr. and Mrs. J Edgar Yinger return to Feagaville after a Smoky Mountains vacation visiting the Cherokee Indian reservation in North Carolina and stopping at Natural Bridge Virginia to see the Creation drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Speer
Urbana
Lima
Peru
ICA
Anne E. Summers
Horace M. Alexander
Melvin Summers
Ocean City
Charles W. Smith
Trail Avenue
Richard F. Hughes
Drexel Street
West Hyattsville
J. Edgar Yinger
Feagaville
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Natural Bridge
Engaged pairs announced in Frederick city
West Col community notes Ruth Ann Specht daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter R Specht is engaged to Glenn Terence Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Roberts both of Frederick. Miss Specht, a 1958 Frederick High School graduate, works as a fit clerk at J M Bucheimer Company and as secretary for J H Roberts. Roberts, a 1954 graduate, is head mechanic at N W Etzler Company. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Specht
Walter R. Specht
Glenn Terrence Roberts
Joseph H. Roberts
Miss Specht
Frederick High School
J. M. Bucheimer Company
J. H. Roberts
Roberts
N. W. Etzler Company
Wesding
Moats Addresses Yellow Springs Lions Club Gala
District Governor Art Moats presided at the Yellow Springs Lions Club dinner and installation of officers for the coming year at the Community Hall. Guests included Lou Dorsey and Charles Keeney, with awards for attendance and ten and twenty-two year service. New members Dean Aubel Carroll Warfield were inducted, and wives received monogrammed handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Wally Matheny
Art Moats
Don Bowser
Ray Crabbs
Lions Club of
Yellow Springs
Community Association
Carl Thomas
Lou Dorsey
Charles Keeney
Moats
W Matheny
D. Bowser
R. Crabbs
H. Wachter
M. Beard
J.porter
E. Weinberg
H. Culler
L. Toms
R. Boyer
A. Keyser
Grove
Lion Harley Holter
Lion
Butch” Boyer
Lionism
Lions International
Dean, Aubel
Carroll Warfield
H. Owler
E. Geis
BR. Grove
Harlsock
H. Holter
C. Keeney
A. Kemp
C. Korrell
J. Linton
Martz
W. Matheny Jr
H. MedKnight
E. Mobley Jr
J. Porter
L. Toris
C. Warfield
E.” Wachter
J. Zach
Course For School Custodians Aims At Clean, Sanitary Schools
A county program trains two veteran custodians Earl Orndorff and Howard Beard to lead next week’s course. Topics include proper soap mixing neutral detergent usage wax removers and germicides. tools such as mops brooms brushes and vacuums. care of equipment and finishing floors. and supervised hands on practice to boost confidence and accuracy in daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Orndorff
Washington Street
Howard Beard
Urbana
Orndorff
Mr. Beard
Williams
Women clubs in Monocacy host family picnic at Husky Park
The Monocacy Village Homemakers Club closed a successful first half year with a family picnic despite a downpour. Picnic Committee members included Mrs. Bruce Reeder Mrs. Frank Stemp Mrs. Nick Vacilion and Mrs. Gerald Wright. Discussions focused on cleaning and organizing supplies with a cleaning basket noted as ideal. A planning session led by Mrs. Guilford Himes and George Stup prepared for a Civil Defense meeting at Staley Park Field House under co sponsorship of The In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Monocacy Village
Husky Park
Bruce Reeder
Frank Stemp
Nick Vaeilion
Gerald Wright
Leonard Mike
Edgar Shannon
Nick Vacilion
Charles Kline
Guilford Himes
George Stup
Staley Park Field House
Dian Village Homemakers Club Meeting Report
A Dian Village Homemakers Club meeting featured a lively ironing discussion hosted by Mrs. Gerald Wright and Mrs. Harold Kehne. Leaders were Mrs. R Carroll Roderick and Mrs. Nick Vacliou. the group noted a Montevue trip and thanked Frank Stemp for color slide program on Florida and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dian Village Homemakers Club
Gerald Wright
Harold Kehne
R. Carroll Roderick
Nick Vaciliou
Montevue
Frank Stemp
Florida
New Mexico
James Willard
Carl Weak
Youthful Poet Snub From Magazine Editor
A young aspiring poet mailed his poem to a prominent magazine and received a blunt reply. The editor noted the writer lives only because the poem happened to be mailed rather than delivered in person. The exchange underscores early-career rejection in literary publishing.
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Ior
Say It With Flowers Theme Drives Week At Playgrounds
Weekly playground schedule emphasizes flowers with three band concerts and special events. Browningsville and Middletown High School bands perform Sunday at Mullinix and Baker Parks, Hagerstown Municipal Band Thursday at Baker Park, plus flower arranging training by Frederick Garden Club for leaders.
Weekend Recreation Schedule and Obituary Notices
A day by day listing shows Thursday evening Side Glances games and a Friday nature night with a Friday afternoon nature hike. Monday includes Tiny Tot Town and Story hour with craft mornings and Friday rhythm activities. Tuesday features special time for stories and singing games. Wednesday hosts a doll show with corsages and Teens dance night. Thursday brings the Browningsville Band concert at 8 15 p m. Friday programs include Green Game Day with Olymp ic practice and a playground sing. Obituaries note Jesse W J Martin of Hagerstown aged 70 and William L McGlaughlin of Fairfield Pa aged 78 with funeral arrangements and survivors listed.
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Browningsville
Mullinix Park
Baker Park
Middletown High School
Hagerstown
Frederick Garden Club
Staley Park
Wee Winkie Village
Linden Hills Park
Catoctin Park
McCurdy Field Park
Keep McCurdy Beautiful
Babee Park
Lincoln Park
Lincoln
Harmon Field Park
Maryland Park
East Third Park
Chapel Park
Monocacy Park
Tiny Tot Town
Anythm
Deaths from Carroll Clabaugh and Dotson families in Maryland
Death notices report Mrs. Gladys Irene Clabaugh 38 of near Union Bridge died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after five weeks illness. Also noted are Isaac Z. Dotson 9 of Mt. Airy and Charles W. Delauter near Bowie, with service and burial plans. Elsie Beile Dutrow, 77, widowed, of Taneytown, survives along with five children and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll E. Clabaugh
Gladys Irene Clabaugh
Carroll E. Clabaugh Sr
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania
John and
Celeste Mangle Kramer
York Springs
Charles E. Dutrow
Elsie Beile Dutrow
Taneytown
Reysville
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital July 9 14
Frederick area births listed for July 9 to 14 include Leatha Rochelle Bowyer first child daughter born Sunday to Earl C Bowyer and Dorothy Tracey Bowyer of Sjamsville. Michael Wayne Crummitt first son born Monday to Roland Crum mitt and wife. William John Colliver third child son born Monday to Dr William Colliver and wife at 531 Lee Place Frederick. Others include Cynthia Irene Jackson second child first daughter born Wednesday to Charles L Jackson and wife. Richard Donald Harper third child second son born Wednesday to Donald and spouse. Deanna Lisa Pickett third child second daughter born Thursday to Howard Lee Pickett and wife. Sherry Ann and Sharon Ann Kruger twin daughters born Thursday to William E Kruger and wife in Adamstown. Patrick Lemarr III second child first son born Thursday to Patrick L Moore Jr and wife. Kathy Rampulla second child first daughter born Thursday to Anthony Rampulla and wife. Pamela Marie Gaddis third child second daughter born Thursday to Allen R Gaddis and wife. Richard Wade De Grange third child third son born Thursday to Paul A De Grange and wife. Jeffrey Lynn Lane fourth child second son born Friday to William E Lane and wife of Urbana. Diane Virginia Black first daughter born Friday to Selby M Black and former Sarah Geisbert Route 2 Frederick. Ronald Lee Decker third child second son born Friday to Robert C Decker and wife at Mr Airy. Carolyn Christine Federline second child first daughter born Friday to Albert E Federline and wife Route 1 Thurmont. Lamar McHan signs with Baltimore Colts after trade with Green Bay. former Cardinal in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl C. Bowyer
Sjamsville
Leatha Rochelle
Bowyer
Dorothy M. Tracey
Baltimore
Roland Crummitt
Frederick
Michael Wayne
William Colliver
Lee Place
William John
Charles L. Jackson
Military Road
Cynthia Irene
Donald Harper
Gaithersburg
Richard Donald
Howard Lee Pickett
Airy
Deanna Lisa
William E. Kruger
Adamstown
Sherry Ann
Sharon Ann
Patrick L. Moore Jr
East Patrick Street
Patrick Lemarr III
Anthony
Rampulla
Apt
Stewart Manor
Kathy
Allen R. Gaddis
Walkersville
Pamela Marie
Paul A. DeGrange
South Market Street
Richard Wade
William E. Lane
Urbana
Jeffrey Lynn
Selby M. Black
New Windsor
Diane Virginia
Black
Sarah Geisbert
Robert C. Decker
Ronald Lee
Albert E. Federline
Thurmont
Carolyn Christine
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News-Post
Amelia Miller
Rosemont Avenue
Fidless
Mildred Miller
Irma Green
Florence Waskey
Homewood Church
Helen Hobbs
Mary
Mildred Stitley
Regina Riddlemoser
Izes
Regina Riddle
Leona Wachter
Inna
Mabel Wills
Dle
Mabel Hoover
Mary C. Ie Burke
Koles
Mabel Wilhide
Ay Houff
Farmers Cooperative Association
Barney (New
Babs Lincoln
Patrick D. Keating
Dublin
Haines
West Col
Yesrom Frederick Memorial
Howard Wachter
James Porter
Moe Beard
Eliot Weinberg
Lee Toms
Austin Keyser
Henry Culler
Roy Grove
Lions Club
Rio Grande Beach
Texas
Gulf Coast
Lucy Moon
Lucy
Ray Mmondville
Playground News
Johnsville
Fuss Funeral Home
Robert W. Delp
Keysville
Jesse W. J. Martin
Nannie Lee (Cline) Martin
Washington County
Brownsville
John J
Anna JC. Fouch Martin
Catherine Fauble
Knoxville
William L. McGlaughin
William L. McGlaughlin
Fairfield
Annie Warner
Gettyssburg
Virginia Rose McGlaughlin
George and
Lummie Izer McGlaughlin
McGlaughlin
Fairfield Union
St. John's United Church of Christ, Fairfield
Scott Weant
Marshall Dupel
Junior
Mr. Willis
Carroll E. Clabaugh Jr
Rachel Null
Lake City
Fla
Catherine Lory
Jack Kramer
Robert Kramer
Glenn Kramer
Daniel Kramer
Bruce Kramer
Carlisle
Fred Kramer
Muncie
Thelma Frost
Kittery Point
Lutheet
York. Springs
Isaac ZF. Dotson
Isaac Z. Dotson
Lucy M. Dotson
Mt. Airy
John W
Elizabeth Dotson
Ella Adams
Stanley E. Dotson
Harrisburg
William M. Dotson
John R
James E
Wilford
Harold I
Isaac L. Dotson
Margaret Johnson
Charles W. Delauter
Bowie, Md
McHan
Baltimore Colts
Lamar McHan
Green Bay Packers
Cardinals
Chicago
Arkansas
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Joli Unitas
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