Frederick Daily Briefs July 20 1961 News
The Frederick Frederick County edition publishes daily except Sunday with postal notices and AP dispatches. Subscription rates listed include single copies and monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Estsousnedahi
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
North Cours St
Frederick
Cenis
Carrer
Aaonin
Temper Audit Bureau of Circust Ans
Associated Press
Associates Press
Taxpayer warns on nonessential school spending
A letter from a worried Frederick taxpayer, dated July 17, 1981, urges Frederick County residents to scrutinize government spending on nonessential items and oppose what they call a varte blanche approach to education funding.
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Page & the News
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Drought Hits Northern Great Plains Farmers Face Aid Question
The northern Great Plains endure a severe drought halting about one fifth of wheat and one seventh of beef. Government relief programs already in motion include emergency loans and soil bank spending. The drought raises debate over how much aid is needed to restore production without supporting unneeded farming.
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Great Plains
Hell
Canada
Washington
Worried Taxpayer Calls for End to Waste in Frederick Schools
A Frederick County taxpayer criticizes school management for wasteful spending and high administration costs. He cites a movable stage at Walkersville, costly facings at West Frederick High, trees for beautification, a large cafeteria expansion, and a proposed swimming pool. He urges cutting top brass salaries and improving planning to reduce taxes while preserving education quality.
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the News
Frederick County
Walkersville
West Frederick High School
Sophone Cament
Spply
Ohio
Bruns Manor Manager Faces False Observation Charges
A Bruns Manor manager is accused of street level mistreatment and false observation and treatment of sick residents. The incident prompts an investigation into care practices and potential violations of health standards. Local authorities are reviewing records and interviewing staff to determine further action.
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Bruns Manor
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files July 20 1911
Fifty years ago the News-Post notes Crothers ar guard activity inspection of fruit trees in wards urbana Burkittsville and Frederick districts with visits to Tramsville. United Fire Company steamer moved to reservoir for pump out after rain. Montevue superintendent Samuel A Green opens for visitors by Maryland National Guard. Ida M. Smith near Thurmont shows a hydrangea with 30 flower bunches. City water pumping at Lakin's spring resumes. B Rosenour and Sons install a double clothing cabinet on East Patrick street. Mayor Schell orders stop to use while motor near C. Al Nicodem caused a turning turtle accident trapping occupants beneath the machine. Repairs to the church ongoing. Charles E. I present.
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Montevue
Samuel A. Greeg
Maryland National Guard
Ida M. Smith
Thurmont
Lakin's Spring
Messrs. B
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
A July 20 1941 retro item notes gin canning progressing in local factories and forecasts two weeks of weather to determine crop outcome. It mentions the Chamber of Commerce officer ceremony at Sau Field and a Mt Airy firemen carnival beauty winner Betty Bod, a tall ash blonde, earning the laurel.
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News-Post
Chamber OF Ci
Betty Bod
Old Monocacy Mill To Be Used For Electrical, Plumbing Shop
Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals approved Jerome and Mrs. Crewe to convert the historic Monocacy Mill near Buckeystown into an electrical and plumbing shop. The six story water powered mill, once known as Delaplaine Mill, has a storied Civil War era past and long ties to local industry.
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Buckeystown
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick County
Jerome J. Crewe
United States
Ick County
Urbana
Washington
Ohio
Lee
Army of Virginia
Delaplaine
Synod Group Teaches Children At Summer School Program
Thirteen three year olds attend a demonstration class led by Ruth Swanson at Hood College as part of the Lutheran Mary land Synod Summer School. The group draws children from four area Lutheran churches and participates in vespers, music, and Latin American topic sessions led by clergy and educators.
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Lutheran Maryland Synod
Hood College
Ruth Swanson
Philadelphia
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Lisa Ann Gaver
Walter T. Gaver
East Fourth Street
Julie Kay Summers
H. Thomas Summers
West Third Street
Ann Rebecca Schaffer
James Schaffer
RFD
Donna Rae Basler
Raymond Basler
East Patrick Street
Jam Marcus Gregory
James H. Gregory
Middletown
David Abernathy
Gerald L. Abernathy
Willow Avenue
Cheryl Ryman
Carson W. Ryman
Schley Avenue
Vicki Sue Weddle
William K. Weddle
Motter Avenue
Donald Abrecht
Bernard Abrecht
Lee Place
Robert Pickett
Thoma Pickett
Redwood Avenue
Kristie Hildebrand
Jane Hildebrand
King Place
Fort Detrick
Emerson Stine
Raph Stine
Culler
Jeanne Renne Willis
Evangelical Lutheran
This City
St. Luke's Lutheran
Feagaville
Zion Lutheran
Good Shepard Lutheran
L. Crosby Decon
Holy Comforter Lutheran Church
Baltimore
John F. Sammel
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Cumberland
George Woodhead
First Lutheran Church
Dillingham McDaniel
Council of Churches
Frederick County
Araby
Noah Earl Townsend
Buenos Aires
South America
Roland Ries
Funeral notices and services for several local residents
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Lilian F Coffey who died Wednesday with services Saturday at 1 am at Starnsville Methodist church and interment in Mt Olivet. Franklin Thomas Hilderbrand Jr died at Frederick Memorial Hospital and services are set for Saturday at 11 am at 106 East Church Street funeral home with interment to follow. Graveside rites were held for Mrs Cora Carty Hedg in Maplewood New Jersey with interment in Mt Olivet. William Guy Kipe died Sunday in Sabillasville and his funeral was held at Crager Funeral Home Thurmont with interment at Blue Ridge Cemetery. Gay Franklin Waltz died early Sunday and services were held at 106 East Church Street with interment at Mount Olivet. John Henry Dorsey died Sunday and service was conducted at Hicks funeral home. Additional notes mention plans for Lover's Leap and local business changes in Buckeystown.
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Lillian F. Coffey
Starnsville Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
East Patrick Street
Harry E. Carty Company
Franklin Thomas Hilderbrand Jr
Madison Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Cora Carty Hedg
Maplewood
N. J
Carroll Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
William Guy Kipe
Sabillasville
Creager
Thurmont
Claude H. Carl
Frank Walton
John P. Ambrose
Charles Smith
Glenn Overcash
Charles Burke
Harvey Gearham
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Gay Franklin Waltz
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
LeRoy L. Sowell
Smith
Conner M. Thomaston P. Nash
G. Donald Wedete
Toyne of Moose
G. Hunterers
Mount Olvet Cemetery
John Henry Dorsey
Hicks Funeral Home
C. B. Jackson
Feagaville and Hood College pallbearers in Strawn Cottage output
Funeral notices for Harry M Feaga retired Feagaville storekeeper with services at St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Feaga ville and interment in the church cemetery. Also mention of Hood College on Strawn Cottage steps and pallbearers William Fisher Arthur Hicks Milton Payton Robert Jurricks William Hoy Thomas Tyler. </s>
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Hood
Randie Elliott
Strawn Cottage
Hood College
Elliotts
William Fisher
Arthur Hicks
Milton Payton
Robert Jurricks
William Hoy
Thomas Tyler
Dorsey Chapel
New London
C. E. Hicks III
Harry M. Feaga
Feagaville
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. R. Etchison and Son
Feaga
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Winner's Bible
Church School
Church Council
Ballenger Grange
Sports Fare ACROSS Across and Down Wordplay Puzzle List
A compact list of numbered clue prompts spans across and down entries for a word puzzle. It includes sports terms, animals, materials, places, and general clues, inviting solver engagement with cross references and definitions.
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Bea
Ters
Theodosia Delaplaine
Rosanna Delaplaine
Daniel W. Dutrow
Daniel Theodore Dutrow
Frederick County Products
J. Roy Sundergill
North Market Street
J. Sidney Cates
Arlington
Theodore C. Delaplaine
Mr. Delaplaine
United States Patent Office
Henry N. Etchison
Etchison
Sarah C. Steiner
Leo H. Michael
Michael
Johnstown
Stown
Frederick M
Zentz
Bentz Street
Church
Second Streets
Frederick Town Mill
Newton M. Zentz
Reno
Harp
Pauline Zentz Knock
James H. Cramer
Baker Park
Linganore Hill
Linganore
Tramsville
Bush Creek
Greenfield
Adamstown
Tuscarora
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio
Monrovia
Frederick Junction
James H. Gambrill
Gambrill
Gas House Pike
Carroll Creek
Reifsnider
Samuel D. Reifsnider
Robert Reifsnider
Hughes Ford Road
Ceresvilll
Edward A. Shriner
Edward D. Shriner Sr
Edward D. Shriner Jr
Ceresville
Thaddeus M. Felton
Mildred
Johns Hopkins Hospital
S. Frank J. Keefer
Synod
Crewe
Susan
Frank J. Keefer
Dawn
College Home Management
Dr. Elliott
Hoad
Ser
Sardinia
Trieste
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