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Fragmentary page from The News Frederick Maryland July 19 1958 shows publication details and a partially legible line about The Associated Press and republication rights. The visible text includes dates 1955 and 1958 and mentions subscription rates and filing information.
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Homemakers Corner and Wedding News Highlight
A feature on home safety programs notes national Farm Safety Week 1958 and human error as the main cause of accidents. The issue also covers a July 6 wedding at Linganore Methodist Church in Unionville, detailing the bride Miss Mary Jane Tabler and groom Thomas Joshua Zimmerman, with wedding party, attire, reception, and post ceremony plans.
Travel boom signals renewed United States vacation surge
Reports from the U S Passport Office and American Automobile Association show record high bookings for Europe and strong increases for Latin America Mexico and Canada. Over 100 million Americans plan vacations within the United States with forecasts of at least 3 billion dollars in holiday spending. The piece urges safer work practices and cautions against haste contributing to accidents while noting rising personal incomes and savings.
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U. S
National Farm Safe
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from The News dated July 19, 1908 note MESSRS. LEE ORDEMAN and Wm. M. Storm sailing from Baltimore on the Minnesota cattle boat to Antwerp for a six week tramp through the British Isles and France. A collision between Dr Harry P. Fahrneys automobile and a horse driven by Louis Burger occurs at Middle Alley and East Third street. the horse is knocked down but not badly injured. Prose on procrastination and accident prevention follows, urging garden rake, papers, and farm tools be safely stored, then recounting fishing success by ex-Sheriff John H. Martz and others on Pipe Creek and discussing safety week with religious leaders and the National Safety Council. A quote from Rev Michael P. Dineen emphasizes a broader Keeper role in protecting life, urging vigilance against unsafe conditions.
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Pan American Worldsto
Airways
Hadi
Messrs
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Wm. M. Storm
Baltimore
Minnesota
Antwerp
Belgium
British Isles
France
Harry P. Fahrney
Mr. Louis Burger
Middle Alley
East Third
Mr.! Burger
Third! Street
National Safety Council
National Farm Safety Week
Michael P. Dineen
National Catholic
Rural Life Conference
Harry Albaugh
Com
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Junior
Jean
Camp Rest Boys Return From Kel-Mar Trip
The Boys of Camp Rest have returned to the city after a delightful time at Kel-Mar. campers include Jobo Haller Nelson Bowers Harry Smith Cyral Grubbs Joe Haller Francis Kennedy Guy Bartholow Ashby Myers Samuel Ebberts.
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Camp Rest
Kel-Mar
Jobo Haller
Nelson Bowers
Harry Smith Cyral Grubbs
Joe Haller
Francis Kennedy
Guy Bartholow
Ashby Myers
Samuel Ebberts
Narrow escape for laborer at Buck lystown shovel plant
Roy Strawsburg of 216 South Market Street narrowly survived when a steam shovel crane at Hudson's Supply Company in Buckystown snapped. The boom struck him, pinning him between the beam and machinery and causing abdominal injuries though not believed serious.
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Roy Strawsburg
South Market Street
Hudson’ Supply Company
Bucklystown
Festival plans for Zion Luther League celebration
The Zion Luther League, marking its 15th anniversary, will sponsor a Frederick Chapter of DeMolay to fund members’ expenses for a festival at Braddock Heights on Labor Day weekend. A pageant and dance with Dick Gardner’s orchestra were planned, with committees detailing food, treats, and props. A major news note covered pilot Corrigan’s flight to Ireland, prompting mixed reactions.
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Gettysburg
Janet Forle
Peggy O'Hara
Judy
Roberts
Carolyn Roberts
Fredericka Sena
Eddieoberts
Geen ‘O'Hara
Joe Zimmerman
Barbara Zimmerman
Betty Talton
Way” Corrigan
Ireland
Zimmerman
Shirley Roberts
Paul
O'Hara
Kenny Zimmerman
Wee Angeles
Jimmy Baugher
Blue Ribbon Winners Named In 4-4 Serie Competition
Blue Ribbon winners from the 4 H club stile revue at Parkway Elementary Wednesday were announced after Tuesday judging. The event crowned senior and junior divisions with numerous named participants from Mt Pleasant Balto Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Stile
Neid
Parkway Elemenars
Areses
Veronies Little
Thurntont
Betty S Xew Marker
Sarah Kine
Bap Fenver
Mary Bienexer
Par
Paylis Kelly
Judy Hartmann
Doppa Baumgardner
Barbara Brurk
Frederick City Club
Faye Fraunfelter
Johnsville
Connie Cashour
Libertytown
Sharan ‘Rice
Urbana
Vera Tobery
Terrena Soyger
Lewistown
Joan King
Ballenger
Greta Boyer
Far Bara Holtzople
Sally Blickensty¢r
Middletown
Sara Blickenstaff
Diane Hessong
Wolfsville
Charlotte Shafer
Lynette Sweadyer
Linda Ganley
Nellie Shafer
Donna Jean Compher
Daphne Flanigan
Walkersville
Dottie Geisbert
Jackie Hevner
Donna Bucky
Ann Putman
Baylenger
Naomi Clemson
Braddogx
Sandra Shuff
Younger Stoup
Grace
Lawn Fete At Heights Brings Large Turnout and Feasts
The Braddock Heights Lawn fete held Thursday evening drew over 450 guests who consumed about 125 pounds of turkey 80 pounds of ham 40 pounds of shrimp and assorted desserts and snacks. Ronald Remsburg entertained on the electric organ as volunteers managed food tables desserts tea and soft drinks. Civic volunteers organized chairs and committees covering organization food desserts white elephants corages ice cream and more. Special credit was given to Mrs W A Throne who prepared.
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Braddock Heights
Vinitobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Ronald Remsburg
Victor Held
Roland Beldon
Paul Towson
Victor
Fallen Sterald
Wiliam Wallace
Robert C. Sorrentino
Dan Weinders
R. Francis
and Olman
William T. Delamar
George Cram
Pe Jenkins
Guy Neal
Markel Nelson
Byron’ Carpenter
Joseph Leichert
William Wallace
J. A. Throne
Byron Hughes
Hermann Fischer
Joseph Lebherz
George Simon
Robert Owen
Carol Heid
Charles J. Elkins
Albert H. Cohen
Victor M. Held
Joseph Lebhert
Delbert Null
Thomas Williams
W. A. Throne
Flower Show Winners at Frederick Garden Club Show
The All Playground Street Flower Show was held Thursday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Court House lawn, sponsored by the Frederick Garden Club. Judges included Mrs. Byron White, Mrs. Charles Sander, and Mrs. Harris Stauffer. Winners across multiple classes crowned with roses, zinnias, and varied arrangements, led by participants from Bab ee Park, Maryland Avenue Park, Catoctin Avenue Park, and other local schools and parks.
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All Playground
Court House
Frederick Garden Club
Byron White
Charles Sander
Harris Stauffer
Charlotte Smith
Jimmy
Caapel Park
Ann Ripley
Boxer Parx
Connie Fogle
Maryland Avenue Park
Sharon Harris
Terry Mills
McCurdy Field Park
Mark Cook
Babee Park
Zinnias
Ose
Calor
Tootie Grove
Susanna Eyler
Rosedale Park
Uurd
Patty Gardner
Kathy Thomas
Staley Park
Homer Maler
Urd
Tootis
Grove
Vicki Easterday
Bob Roelke
Catoctin
Avenue Park
Joan de Grange
Catoctin Avenue Park
Douglas Orndorn
Harmon Field
Catocttin Avenue Park
Candy Shoemaker
Clyde Baker
Cindy Kanode
Baker Park
Circus
Mary Leatherman
Diane Easterday
Sharon Lee
Pee Wee Purdy
Linda Marsh
Ann Shipley
Kathy Eisenhower
East Third Street Park
Nancy* Mulcahey
Mark Warner
Steven Zimmerman
Dick Goldsmith
Gerald Palm
Mullinix Park
Danny Collmus
William Jackson
Lincoln Park
Teresa Fogle
Linda Warner
Martha Atkinson
Beverly Hill
Mullinix
Stant-Wedding Honors Waynesboro Bride in Takoma Park
Betty Quick daughter of Mrs. Mary Craig Waynesboro and John M. Stant Washington wed June 22 in Washington Missionary College chapel Takoma Park. Elder T J Jenkins officiated with Laureen Jenkins organist and Wilton Wynn vocalist. The gown featured misty tulle and chantilly lace, with pearl sequins. A bouquet of white carnations rose buds and ivy completed her look. Matron of honor Ruth Painter wore blue over taffeta. Bridesmaids Mary Jones Gray Betty Scott Eleanor Stant pink dresses with white glacial and pink centers. Best man William Stant. ushers Dave Greve Ronny McCrellan Ray Farwell Ruppert Lewis James Bryant. Reception at Halcyon Hall. Bride attends college two years plans nurse training. groom Shenandoah Valley Academy graduate employed by Golden Rule Dairy. Two week Florida honeymoon. now residing 7507 Carroll Ave Takoma Park.
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Linganore Methodist Church
Unionville
Mary Janeabler
Ralph L. Tabler
Airy
Thomas Joshua Zimmerman
Charles E Zimmerman
W. Daniel Rich
Ralph Ripley
Barbara Ann Derr
Betty Lou Zimmerman
Wanda Jean Derr
This City
Margaret Dayhoff
Dickerson
Rebecca Gosnell
Woodbine
Linda Sue Tabler
Richard Zimmerman
Douglas Tabler
Kenneth Zimmerman
Ronald ‘Nikirk
Zimmerman
Joseph Zimerman
Paul Derr
Leslie Rigler
Jacob Young
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Virginia Beath
Mr. Airy High School
Hood College
U. S. Army
Ruth Painter
Waynesboro
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Betty Scott
Eleanor Stant
Pamela Kiess
Flower
Paul L Quick
Wiliam Stant
iDave Greve
Ronny McCrellan
Ray Farwell
Ruppert Lewis
James Bryant
Yellow Springs
Halcyon Hall
Washington Missionary
Delegates Named to National Hospital Meeting
Mrs. George B. Douglas, president of the Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary, designated Mrs. George L. Thomas Jr. and Mrs. James Harris Jr. as delegates to the National American Hospital Association Convention in Chicago, August 17 to 21. They will report back to the Sept 2 general meeting at Calvary Methodist church. A covered dish supper will feature the September meeting.
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National Hospital
George B. Douglas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jhas
George L. Thomas Jr
James Harris Jr
National American Hospital ‘Association
Chicago
Twe
Iyne
Weanne
Calvary Methodist Church
DeMolay iBooster Weekend Currents in Frederick
Frederick Chapter of DeMolay hosts a three day booster weekend starting with a Friday pool party at Braddock Heights. Master Councilor Meredith Alexander notes strong attendance. Events include a dress dinner dance at Peter Pan Inn with a queen revealed by Mayor Ramsbury, a Sunday church service, and a two o’clock ball game at Baker Park against a Heart of Maryland League team. A wiener roast, picnic at Grace Church Readback Union, and a wiener roast follow. Participants include Alexander, T Brooke Green, William Neal, James Neal, James E. Lighter, Wayne Clingan, and William Neal as acolyte.
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Meredith Alexander
Peter Pan Inn
Jacob R. Ramsbury
Alexander
Lewis Fagan
All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D.ashbury
T. Brooke Green
William Neal
James Neal
James E. Lighter
Wayne Clingan
Baker Park
Illness and surgeries at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Four year old Michael Moser son of Mrs Betty Moser at 218 East Third Street had tonsils removed at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday. Several residents including Mrs Robert Shank of Doubs and Mrs Grayson Smith of 91 Pontiac Avenue were admitted or treated for varying conditions with Snapshots of admissions and upcoming discharges. Aristotle details include Mr Gerry McCuller a Frederick High School student undergoing surgery and Mr Walter Steel admitted for medical treatment, with most patients reported as stable or satisfactory.
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Betty Moser
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Shank
Grayson Smith
Pontiac v Avenue
Donal Forrest
Madison Street
Marjorie McMurry
Luther McMurry
Valley Street
Walter Steel
Fredenik News Post cash prizes for tips on local news
The Fredenik News Post offers cash rewards for tips on local news events. Tips accepted weekdays from 8 a.m. to noon and 4 p.m. to midnight. First tip on a story wins $5, second $2, third and next five each $1. Selection by editors. July winners announced. Call Monument 2-1177 to report tips.
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News and Post
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Cupid Held His Own Here During Last Month
Marriage license activity surged in June with 120 licenses issued, manys a notable rise from 97 in June of 1957. Engagement between Miss Jett Lorraine Flook of this city and St Paul H Schucker of Roswell, New Mexico, has been broken by mutual consent, announced by Miss Flook's mother.
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Jett Lorraine Flook
St Paul
H. Schucker
Roswell
N. M
Miss Flook
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