Fifty Years Ago From The News Post July 17 1911
MR GEORGE List has purchased a seven horse power emblem motorcycle from H F Shipley the local agent. Five dwellings of John Hickman at West Sixth and Bentz streets repainted by William Gilbert. Camp Henry A Warfield Maryland National Guard on Kemp farm drew visitors from across the region. Over an inch of rain fell during a brief morning thunderstorm soaking tents. Tap on a wheel of J W Summers and Sons delivery wagon near City Opera House loosened the body until the wheel was replaced. Annual Emancipation celebration of colored citizens will be held at the Fair Grounds August 17. Milk supply reduced due to bad pasture conditions. Hy-Force Ice Co capacity taxed by hot weather and encampment demand. Rain interrupted reservoir repair work. Annual tournament and picnic set for August 2 in Manor woods under St Joseph’s Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George List
H. F. Shipley
John Hickman
West Sixth
Bentz
William Gilbert
Henry A. Warfield
Maryland National Guard
Kemp Farm
Stghe
J. W. Summers and Sons
City
Fair Grounds
Hyaeia Ice Co
Standfast in West Berlin Free World Stance Holds Firm
The West refuses concessions to the Soviet backed plan in West Berlin. Allies insist on free self government access and protection for troops in the enclave. A counter offer could demand Moscow honor wartime treaties on Germany with France Britain and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Viet Union
United States
France
West Germany
West
Berlin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Germany
Western powers exchange notes on Berlin crisis
The United States delivered Kennedy's reply to Khrushchev's German question note and Western allies France and Britain followed with their own statements. Officials expect publication of the American note Tuesday while all three reiterate their rights and access to West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Washington
U.S
Vienna
Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Britain
France
Admission notes at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Ronsie Oden son of Mr and Mrs Vernon L Oden 17 Freder avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon Mrs Arthur Stull Dickerson entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday where she expects patient for two weeks undergo observation of s and then undergo Mrs Stull is in ness with her is Grocery to that she was the Frederick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsie Oden
Vernon L. Oden
Freder Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur Stull
Dickerson
Stull
Frederick
Hahn on Transport Western Pacific unit Seventh Fleet
The attack transport US 5 is operating with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Rol Hahn is chief radioman USN aboard the ship, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Hahn of 3 Frederick Avenue Frederick Md.
Topeka Mishap Claims One Life Off Hong Kong
A U S cruiser Topeka suffered a fatal mishap near Hong Kong with one dead and another injured. Authorities withheld names and cause as a press report cited a snapped anchor chain seven miles off the British colony.
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Hong Kong
U.S
Topeka
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post July 17 1941
Water stopped flowing over the Fishing creek dam spillway for the third time that summer. Herbert Smelser dies at 65 after a heart attack at a service station in Frederick. The Cuban government resigns to aid Batista reorganization. Army nurses Pryor and eight others called to duty. Virginia Highway Commissioner Shirley dies in Richmond. Premier Konoye cabinet resigns over war issues. U S Navy warns ships of dangerous Manila and Subic Bay entrances due to mines. British air attack prompts Hitler to redeploy planes from the Russian front. New lease recorded for Frederick theater between W L Fisher family and Stanley Company. Frederick county aims to produce five tons of aluminum for defense. Alvin Scissors dies in Lincoln Nebraska after heart attacks. Local grain prices quoted by Farmers Co-Operative Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek
Amoco
Patrick and
Court Streets
Herbert Elsworth Smelser
Walkersville
Frederick City
Fulgencio Batista
Helen E. Pryor
Emmitsburg
Third Corps
Henry G. Shirley
Virginia
Maryland State Roads Commission
Richmond
Konoye
Japan
United States Navy Today
Manila
Subic Bays
Philippines
Germany
Hitler
Frederick Theater
North Market Street
W. L. ©. Fisher
Stanley Company of America
Moving Picture House
Frederick County
Dotty Smith Attends U S Girls Meet 1961 FH A National Convention
Dotty Smith RFD 6 joined about 900 teen delegates at the 1961 National Meeting of the Future Homemakers of America held July 3 to 7 at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis Missouri. Maryland sent fourteen delegates and two advisors among 50 states and Puerto Rico with 500 925 members. The theme Youth Measure Your Values featured speakers from academia and government including Dr Bernice Milburn Moore Russell C Smart Dr Glenn R Hawkes and Honorable guests with national officers announced for 1961 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotty Smith
RFD
Future Homemakers of America
Chase Park Plaza
St. Louis
Maryland
Puerto Rico
Bernice Milburn Moore
Hasy Foundation For
Texas Agency
Austin
Tex
Russell C. Smart
College of Home
University of Rhode Island
Glenn R. Hawkes
Towa State University
Judy McConnid
Harford County
Velma Phillips
College of Home Economics
Washington State University
Pullman
Wash
Walter Kerr
Marvin Methodist Church
Tyler
James H. Pearson
U. S. Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Earl L Shultz Dies Former Newsman and Editor
Earl Leroy Shutz, 78, a former newsman and magazine editor, died Saturday of a heart attack in Washington. He worked on the Spokesman-Review staff in Spokane and moved to Washington in 1950 to join the Republican National Committee press section. He was born in Chamberlain, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Shultz
Washington
Earl Leroy Shutz
Shutz
Spokesman Review
Spokane
Wash
Republican National Committee
Chamberlain
S.D
Dutrow Miller nuptials at St Johns Woodsboro
Miss Doris Mae Dutrow and Paul Monroe Miller were married at St John s United Church of Christ in Woodsboro with Rev. Frank Rosenberger officiating. Attendants wore yellow and white, reception in church social room, couple to Niagara Falls and Elizabeth New Jersey for their wedding trip north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Mae Dutrow
Lester G. Dutrow
Paul Monroe Miler
J. Albert Miller
New Windsor
St. John’s
Marlin Hoff
Sabrina
David Stouffer
Walkersville
Wilbur
Warner
Susan Lillie
Hyattsville
Deborah Stauffer
Walkers'ville
Gary Miller
Melvin Baile
Wilbur Warner
Ruth Hinen
J. Edward Coshun
Walkersville High School
Price Electric
New Windsor High School
Joyce Harshman
Myersville
Roy William Sigler Jr
Middletown
Paul Bussard
David Harp
Smithsburg
Calvin Gladhill
Sigler
Harshman
Margaret Little
D. Francis Sigler
Baltimore
Patsy Kerns
Hancock
Mae Rice
Flintstone
John Gartrell
Linda Felter
Niagara Falls
Midwest
Elizabeth
N. J
Middletown High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
Parkway School
Johns Hopkins University
Esso Research and Engineering
Linden
Williamsburg
Matthews Apartments
Thurmont
St. Joseph’s High School
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Damascus High School
Redding Chevrolet Inc
Miss Ecker Wins Alfred Allen Memorial Award
Miss Helen Ecker of Washington DC received the Alfred Allen Memorial Award at a Membership Breakfast during the 35th AAWE convention in St. Louis Missouri. The award honors personal service to the blind and Ecker has spent over 15 years as secretary of the District of Columbia Association of Workers for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ecker
Washington, D.C
Alfred Allen Memorial
American Association of Workers For the Blind
Sherator-Jefferson
St. Louis
Alfred Allen
AAWE
Ecker
Frederick County
District of Columbia Association of Workers For the Blind
Hahn Re-enlists in Regular Army While Serving in Germany
Army Specialist Four John F. Hahn re-enlisted for three years in the Regular Army while with the 36th Artillery Group in Germany. He 27, wife Joyce lives in Alexandria Virginia, son of Nellie I. Hahn of Frederick Maryland and a 1955 St John’s High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
U.S
Germany
Army
John
F. Hahn
Joyce
West Uhler Avenue
Alexandria
36Th Artillery Group
Nellie I. Hahn
Redwood Avenue
Frederick
St. John’s High School
Navy Cruiser Northhampton Training Crew Amid Western Atlantic
Thirteen hundred officers and men serve aboard the tactical command cruiser USS Northampton undergoing training exercises in the Western Atlantic. Among those aboard is Charles R. Gregg, gunner's mate third class, U.S. Navy, Union Bridge, Roscoe, 8.
State Delegates Pictured From Chase Park Plaza Meeting
State officers pictured as delegates at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis Missouri from July 3 to 7 include Gale Smith alternate second vice president Wicomico county Alison Ross Harford county Myrna Chasanan state president Prince Georges county Judy McCann state parliamentarian and national secretary Harford county Virginia Heavner fifth vice president Allegany county Dotty Smith fourth vice president Frederick county Linda Weaver third vice president Georgia Lee Johnson past third vice president Charles county Judy Bowling sixth vice president Charles County Carol Hardin now state officer Washington DC Mrs Anormalde Way state advisor Washington county Phoebe Havernale state chaplain Prince Georges county Andrea Bowden alternate to state secretary Allegany county Patricia Stull state treasurer Anne Arundel county Susan Sterhardt first vice president Montgomery county Mrs Virginia Martin adult advisor Harford county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Future Homemakers of America
Chase Park Plaza Hotel
St. Louis
Gale Smith
Wicomico County
Alison Ross
Harford County
Myrna Chasanan
Prince Georges County
Judy McCann
Virginia Heavner
Allegany County
Dotty Smith
Frederick County
Linda Weaver
Georgia Lee Johnson
Charles County
Judy Bowling
Carol Hardin
Washington, D.C
Anormalde Way
Washington
Phoebe Havernale
Andrea Bowden
Patricia Stull
Anne Arundel County
Susan Sterhardt
Montgomery County
Virginia Martin
Potomac Edison workers reach quarter century mark
Ronald L. Smyre and Charles W. Poole completed 25 years of service with Potomac Edison and join the Quarter Century Club. Smyre began in 1936 in Hagerstown, now in Frederick since 1952, Poole but a District Line superintendent in Frederick. They will be honored at the club's annual dinner in Hagerstown Springs later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Utility Company
Ronald L. Smyre
Lee Flace
Charles W. Poole
Grant Place
Poole
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Smyre
Hagerstown
Quarter Century Club
Families vacation tales and church group picnic
Mr and Mrs Walter L Fogle Nancy Fogle and others returned home after a few days with Mr and Mrs Donald L Smith in Rantoul and Dayton Ohio. Mrs Merril Hahn and family and David Fleming vacationed in Ocean City. Class Picnic members and families held a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs James Smith in Rocky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Fogle
Nancy Fogle
Woodsboro
Luther Myers
Terry
Tammy Myers
New Windsor
Donald L. Smith
Rantoul
Smith
Bernnest Fogle
Fogie
Dayton
Ohio
Merril Hahn
Airy
Charles Hahn
Michael
Patsy
Monocacy Village
David Fleming
Woodbine
Ocean City
Faithful Circle
Grace Reformed Church School
James Smith
Rocky
Detroit AP Newsman James A. Murphy Dies of Cancer
James A. Murphy, 36, a Detroit bureau AP reporter since 1947, died Saturday after a battle with cancer. He was a native of Zanesville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James A. Murphy
Associated Press
Zanesiville
Ohio
Book Learning Across 1 Harte and More
A compact puzzle list merging literary names and clues including Harte and Gone with the Wind heroine. Includes wordplay on learning terms and various cross references to persons and places.
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News-Post
Manor Woods
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Fr. McCabe
Alvin Scissors
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Department of Motor Vehicles
Scissors
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Henry H. Culler
Dottie Ann Culler
Robert George Schick
New York City
George P. Schick
Miss Culler
Frederick High School
AGW
Schick
Naval Academy
Annapolis
U. S
Goodsell—Cline
Pauline Cline
Marie
Russell W. Goodsell
Raymond L. Goodsell
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles Thuth
Beverly Courtney
Bel Air
Raymond Goodsell
Ralph Goodsell
Annabelle Kline
Fred Griffith
Charles Wachter
American Optical Company
Pine Avenue
Eileen Wetzel
Lois Harthagen
Maid of Honor
Oliver Hilton
Charles Wood
James Otto
Union Bridge
Alma Seltzer
St. Joseph
Davis Studio
Paul Monroe Miller
Miss Ecker
Springs
Warren P. E. Smith
Thomas
Homewood Chirth
Snider
Africa
Russell Thomas
James McCanner
Elmer Stine Jr
James R. Smith
A. R. Remsberg
Martin Green
Bessie Pool
Harry Umberger
John Hahn
William Kolb
Grayson Vk
Charles Mercer
Margaret Clemson
James McLaren
NEA, Inc
Ronald L. Stuyre
Browning
Patrick Dennis
Maine Arrow Poisa
Great Lake
Newspap
ER Enterprise Assn
Sarhive
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