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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1961

Page

4

The News Frederick July 19 1961 page four

This dated Frederick Maryland newspaper item shows a 1961 edition with standard publication details. It lists subscription rates and mailing information, including daily and carrier options, and notes associations with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau records.

THE Frederick Maryland Fregerick Ma Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press Associates Press

Mountainous Millions and the Government Debt Dilemma

A senatorial briefing critiques government spending and deficit driven growth. It cites rapid hiring, rising debt, and huge minute by minute increases in obligations, arguing the so called cure risks inflation and a worsened long term tax burden.

Letters to the Editor Call for Youth to Friend Americans

A Japanese student writer asks The News to publish a letter inviting cross cultural contact with U S youth. He proposes exchanging postal cards pictures and stamps to foster world peace and asks editors to feature the appeal.

Iave Youth Council For Japan Asia

Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post July 19 1911

Local items include the opening of the Woman's College with Joseph H Apple as president and Dr Charles E Wehler arriving as dean of history. Other notes report Elmer A Morris planning a employee dance, a 13 year old shot during a crane hunting trip, a lawn party for Miss Ellen Trad Legg, William Garrett falling from a pole, a rear track derailment on Frederick Railroad Co No 31, Rufus A Rager filing for surveyor, a freak lightning strike at Claude Hargett's home, Governor Crothers reviewing troops, Frederick street improvements lagging, and State's Attorney Willard pursuing liquor sale investigations at Camp Warfield.

Woman's College Joseph H. Apple Charles E. Wehler Ingleside Wehler Knoxville Knoxville, Tenn. MR. Elmer P. Morris Morris Iron Co Anderson Ponds Frederick Harry Dutrow John Dutrow Ellen Trad Legg Baltimore Ramsburgh Henry Ramsburgh East Second Street William Garrett East Fifth Street Frederick Railroad Co Square Corner Rufus A Rager H K. Delauter Board of Supervisors of Elections Claude Hargett Feagaville Hargett Austin L. Crothers Maryland Kemp Farm Arthur D Willard Camp Warfield

Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files July 19

Twenty years ago reports from the News-Post note twelve fire companies and five ladies auxiliaries in unity staging one of the most spectacular parades. America’s morale is praised as higher than ever as Congress debates active service. The aluminum drive begins in the county under Alton Y Bennett’s chairmanship. US troops advance in South America while German and Japanese actions unfold. The Percheron Association of America holds its annual meeting here. Nazi reports claim a Russian division annihilated but counters continue. Fifteen Japanese transports are secretly moved from South China to an undisclosed port. An autumn tang chills the area with 41 degrees. Dr Henri L G Kieffer speaks at Baker Park service.

Une America Alton Y. Bennett South Amercca

Frederick resident advocates expanded courses and facilities

Emily Apple Payne of 225 East Second Street urges Frederick to offer more courses such as electronics, bookkeeping, safe boating, investments, agriculture, and high school equivalency. She praises local entertainments and educational facilities, notes available equipment, and praises city fathers and officials for open minds.

Frederick Tam County Commissioners Board of Education Middle West Seaboard T O Menton Emily Apple Payne East Second Street

Market Grain Prices From Local Co-Operative Today

Market prices from the Farmers Co-Operative Association list wheat at 62 2 1/2 cents per bushel corn at 62 2 1/2 cents per bushel and barley at 57 3/4 cents per bushel.

Farmers Co-Operative Association

Side Glances Names and Faces List

Charlie Stup Brunce Kennedy and Bob Wilson head a lineup with Philmont Ranger Richard Schaff third row Steve Hood Dwight Smyth Harold Blewitt Rodney Sewell Jack Bloom Butch Stackhouse S Henry Ambush Jay Crum Sonny Barrick Fred Broadrup Mike Inman back row Jim Vona Philip Quinn Ro A Sullivan Rick Stup Jim McClellan David Harris Steve Carter John Davis and Richard Landis.

Charlie Stup Brunce Kennedy Bob Wilson Eaders Philmont Ranger Richard Schaff Steve Hood Dwight Smyth Harold Blewitt Rodney Sewell Jack Bloom Butch Stackhouse S. Henry Ambush Jay Crum Sonny Barrick Fred Broadrup Mike Inman Jim Vona Philip Quinn Ro A. Sullivan Rick Stup Jim McClellan David Harris Steve Carter John Davis Richard Landis

Sealtest Foods promotes Robert H Hedgepeth to plant manager

Robert H Hedgepeth is promoted by Sealtest Foods as manager of the Wisner street milk plant here. He comes from a supervisory role at the Washington plant and has been with Sealtest since 1939 after graduating from the College of William and Mary. The plant processes about 20 000 gallons of milk daily and serves Baltimore Washington and Richmond with cottage cheese and other products. Hedgepeth, a Newport News native, is married to Joyce Hogge of Richmond and plans to move his family here in August.

Robert H. Hedgepeth Sealtest Foods Division National Dairy Products Corporation Hedgepeth Washington Sealtest College of William and Mary Robert Keleshian Baltimore Wisner Street Leajtest Richmond Newport News Joyce Hogge Mr. Hedgepeth

Visiting the past week at Tobacco Spring Farm

Vr and Mrs Frank Goble and children Sandra Kay, Javis Mark, Michael, and Jeanne Marie of St Louis, Alto, Vis Woham Ro Gibbs and Barbara Ann of Chesterbrook, Arlineton County Virginia, stayed at Towson Maryland with Sister Vic Calombeire of the Mission Helpers. Mr Richard Thompson Sr and son John G of Knoxvile joined. Thompson and Goble are relatives of Sister Colombiere who will soon celebrate her golden jubilee as a Mission Sister.

Tobacco Spring Farm Frank Goble Sandra Kay Javis Mark Michael Jeanne Marie St Loui Ma Alto Vis Woham Ro Gibbs Barbara Ann Chesterbrook Arlineton County Va Towson Visting Vic Calombiere Mission Helpers Coment Richard Thompson John G Knoxvule Thompson Mr. Goble St MM Colombiere The Mission Sisters

Lai TL a SZ Style reshapes toe shoes into fashion

The note describes a design trend turning toe shoes into a stylish option rather than a calamity, highlighting creative styling without detailing events or dates.

Migrant Ministry Opens Three Camps in Frederick County

Three camps housing harvest workers from Florida operate in Frederick County Araby Thurmont and near South Wisner Street with about 30 residents. Dillingham McDaniel directs the program through the Maryland Council of Churches and United Church Women of Frederick. Spiritual and recreational activities include worship services a portable organ provided by the Salvation Army a new record player gifts from St Pauls United Church of Christ Westminster and a work camp cleanup by Luther Leaguers from Good Shepherd.

Harry Fehl Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Frederick County Florida Araby Thurmont Dillingham McDaniel Morgan State College New York State Maryland Council of Churches Frederick James F. Bellamy Trinity Methodist Church Ernest Brown Asbury Methodist Church Harry J. McDonald Wallace WW Fredericks Asbury Church Frederick’s Salvation Army MecDaniel Daily Vacation Church School St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Westminster Luther Smpley’s, Inc

Community drives aid camps amid health efforts in Frederick

A Frederick County report notes free films rented for showing and a mobile x ray unit planned for three camps in August. Churches and civic groups raise funds clothing and toys for rummage sales to support lean committees. Local clergy lead a broad effort with cooperation from health welfare hospital law enforcement and education officials.

McDaniel First Baptist Church Quinn A. ME Asbury Methodist Good Shepherd Lutheran Frederick County Health Department Frederick County Tuberculosis Association Meredith Mackley Harris Strmffer Paul L. Althouse Clyde Fry

New YMCA Facility Planned for Frederick County

A development and site study outline a new Frederick YMCA building with plans prepared by the YMCA National Council and a capital funds effort in 1962 or 1963. The Community Chest approves the program, site studies favor land access and growth, and space includes 165 parking spots and outdoor play areas.

Ymcav National Council of the Ymca Central Atlantic Area Council of the YMCA Goles Mine Community Chest Frederick County Ymca National Council Frederick City Baker Frederick National Council of the Ymcas The National Ymca

Frederick YMCA Seeks New Pool and Expanded Facilities

The Frederick YMCA reports strong community use with eight weekly swimming classes for all ages and 48 pool uses by groups in six months. A new facility and pool are proposed to meet current and future needs including gym expansion, locker rooms, and a large multi purpose room for meetings and training.

Mrr. Baker Frederek County Board of Education YMCA Clore Baker Frederick Frederick City

Local Health Updates and Hospital Admissions Across Frederick Area

Ailing residents and surgical recoveries fill area notices. Mrs Grace Fogle wife of Walter L Fogle undergoes surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Emmett Fogieherze 42 of Reel's Mill Road reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Neurology Hospital after bee sting treatment. Mrs John W Young admitted for major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. condition improving. William C Main Sr and Roy Hagerstown, both formerly of the city, now at Western County Hospital in Hagerstown. Miss Mary Jane Keeney treated for throat infection at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore and slowly improving at home. Kitchen tip advises refrigerating large cuts of meat longer than small ones.

Grace Fogle Walter L Fogle Woodsboro Frederick Memorial Hospital Emmett Fogieherze Reel’s Mill Road Frederick Niernofia Hospital John W. Young Fairview Ave Frederick Memoral Hospital William C. Main Roy

Multiple Thurmont area weddings illuminate July unions

Clara Ridge Sprague and Joseph Henry Carty wed on July 13 at the bride’s home in Thurmont with family present. Betty Lou Melvin and George Blickenstaff joined in marriage at Myersville on July 15. Ocie Holsinger married Alfred Lindh in Washington on June 9, with plans for a year in Germany. Each couple’s bios note schools, employers, and future moves or studies.

Carty — Sprague Clara Ridge Sprague Ernest R. Ridge Thurmont Joseph Henry Carty John F. Carty Elda Main Carty Harry E. Krone Dollie Adkins Jefferson Ernest Walter Ridge Jimtown Anna B Wagerman Ada Hoffman Grace Lidie Mary Tyler Walkersville High School Camp Airy Thurmont High School Hoke-Wood Products, Inc Blickenstaff Melvin Betty Lou Melvin Edward L. Weaver Boonsboro George Blickenstaff Olive Blickenstaff Harry Blickenstaff Myersville C. Basil Grossnickle Middletown High School Ile Maryland State Park and Forrest Service

Vacation Plans Across 1 Vacations for All Ages

A crossword style puzzle lists clues for across and down entries. Readers solve clues like health resort grassy repties and mythic bird to fill a grid.

Unclear OCR fragment parses into historic card list

Fragmentary OCR items include terms like AJAIr style 435 Nun 40 Metal 43 Grants 45 Eataway 46 High cards 47 Tardy 48 Network 50 Affirmative votes $1 Oceang 52 Eaple 55 High explosive.

Ajair Slyle Nun Metal Grants Eataway

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