Four The News front page brief historical notice
The Frederick based publication Four The News dated July 22 1955 details its publishing schedule five cent Eagle copies and subscription rates including monthly quarterly options and advance payments. The paper is produced by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co at 2 North Court Street Frederick Maryland with a local post office entry and circulation audit membership noted.
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the News
Frederick
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Eagle
Bureau of Circulation
Creatures of Habit Reveals Daily Routines of Americans
A survey by J A Ward Research for Mutual Broadcasting System tracked 12000 volunteers who kept diaries to map the average American day. Findings show wake times around 6:45 to 7:15 a.m., breakfast 7:15 a.m. to 5 p.m., and peak evening calls around 9 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with most at home by 11 p.m. and 35 percent asleep by then.
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J. A. Ward Research Company
New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mutual
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News on July 22 recount local happenings in Frederick and Brunswick. Notable items include Rev. Isaac M Motter joining Frederick County Board of School Commissioners and removal of a runaway carriage near Market Street. incidents involve Master Marion Michael and Master Duvall Schell injury, Mt Oliver cemetery notes, and YMCA building funding in Brunswick with B and O Railroad backing a 315000 project needing 2500 local funds already oversubscribed.
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the News
Isaac M. Motter
Board of School Commissioners
Frederick County
Warfield
Samuel Dutrow
Marion Michael
Washington
Duvall Schell
John Ed. Schell
North Market Street
D. J. Michael
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Y.M.C.A
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Twenty Years Ago Colums From The News July 22, 1935
Reformed St Matthew church on the Manor, a 1893 building, is being razed to supply materials for a Trinity Reformed Sunday School room at Adamstown. The Brunswick transient center, a referral bureau for passersby, will close August 1. Mayors announce street showers for children as temperatures rise above 90, operated six days weekly by Alvin Boost and Reno Six.
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Frederick County Firemen‘s Association
Brunswick Transient Center
Culler
Alvin M. Boost
Reno Six
Patricia Ann McCaffrey Engaged to Richard J Connor
Mrs Bernard E McCaffrey of Sheokstown Road announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia Ann to Richard Joseph Connor son of Mrs and Mrs John OConnor of Gloversville New York No wedding date has been set Patricia Ann attended St Johns Literary Institute and earned a degree at St Josephs College Emmitsburg Richard Connor is a Gloversville High School graduate with a degree from St Bonaventure University Olean New York both are employed at Camp Derrick
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Fellows Studio
Bernard E. McCaffrey
Sheokstown Road
Patricia Ann
Richard Joseph Connor
John O'Connor
Gloversville
N.Y
Miss McCaffrey
St. John's Literary Institute
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Mr. O'Connor
Gloversville High School
St. Bonaventure
Consent Decree Against Transportation Firm
Consent decree issued June 3 by the Secretary of Labor against B. and B Milk Transportation and Herman B. Boyer Milk Transport of Knoxville. The action cited violations of child labor and minimum wage laws. the child labor charge was dropped. The firms operate milk transport to Washington, Baltimore, and other areas with about twenty employees. Government counsel included Louis Wiener and Ernest Yolow. defense by Benjamin B. Rosenstock and T. West Claggett Jr.
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Lahor
B. and B
Herman
Boyer
Knoxville
U. S
Ruszel C. Thompson
Washington
Baltimore
Louis Wiener
Ernest
Wedding Gift for Krietz-Linge in Emmitsburg
A July 16 wedding at St. Anthony's Catholic Church Emmitsburg united Miss Eileen Wetzel Krietz and Michael Gerard Linge in a nuptial Mass. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white lace and carried white roses. maid of honor Eileen Wetzel wore green net. Best man Cecil E. Krietz, Jr. and organist Mrs. Ernest Seltzer aided the ceremony. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home and a reception at the groom’s home. The couple planned a trip and will reside in Emmitsburg after returning.
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Eileen Wetzel
Cecil E. Krietz, Jr
Ernest Seltzer
Mother
Chor
Robert Wetzelsolois
Emmitsburg
16 Units Motel Destroyed by Fire in La Plata Md
Fire destroyed sixteen units of a twenty six unit motel south of La Plata in Charles County. Owner Roscoe Odell reported the South Winds Motel suffered extensive damage with about ninety minutes of blaze. Army radio station personnel helped salvage furnishings. investigation cited cardboard hoards near a hot water plant as the likely cause.
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LA Plata
Siateen
Charles County
Sesterdas Roscoe Odell
U.S
Sick Mass Catalin Bere Undergoes Appenectomy
Miss Cathlin Bere daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl W Bere of Edgemont Braddock Heights underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday and is reported cutting along as well as can be expected.
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Mass Catalin Bere
Tens Earaid
Earl W. Bere
Edgemont Cnadh
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Obituaries Notice From Emmitsburg And Surrounding Area
Multiple obituary notices describe deaths in Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Flora Belle Ohler aged 89, funeral Saturday at the Lutheran Deaconess home with graveside service at Emmitsburg Elias Lutheran church cemetery. Mary Virginia Thompson aged 79 dies at Catonsville Nursing Home after illness. survivors named along with church membership and a long list of relatives. Sergeant Charles W. Baxter, 46, found dead at Camp Detrick from heart attack. autopsy planned. formerly Orange Texas, served in Europe and the Pacific. Florence E. Blair, 32, dies at Emergency Hospital. survived by parents, husband Oscar Blair, siblings, and several nieces and nephews. services at St John’s Catholic Church and Fairview cemetery. C. E. Hicks 3rd, funeral director.
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Flea B. Ohler
Flora Belle Ohler
Lutheran Deaconness Home
Ruxton
Samuel G
Adelaine Rowe Ohler
Emmitsburg
Edwin F. Ohler
Mr. Smith
Philp Bower
Elias Lutheran Church Cemetery
Mary V. Thompson
Mary Virginia Thompson
John F Thompson
Washington Street
Catonsville
Ste
Withant
Carrie Young Kussmaul
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lydia G Maple
John W. Thompson
Orchard Beach
George R. Thompson
Thomas F. Thompson
Charles L. Thompson
Roy Lawson
Bartonsville
Lott Muller
Washington
Blanche Kussmaul
Baltimore
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles W. Baxter
Camp Detrick
Baxter
Special Services Office
Detrick
Orange
Texas
Europe
Pacific
Austria
Los Angeles
California
Oscar Blair
Florence E. Blair
South Bents Street
John and
Laura Pendleton
St. John’s Catholic Church
John H
Jamael Pennington
Daniel N
United States Army
Germany
Tellammond
Margaret Bell
Bessie Wagner
Bertha Patterson
West All Saints Street
Ricchard C. Mitchell
St. John’s Church
Waterment
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
Obituary notices for Murphy and others with memorials
Funeral services for Louis W. Murphy of Baltimore were held at the funeral home and St John’s Catholic Church with Fr Richard C. Mitchell officiating. Honorary and active pallbearers from the C P and Telephone Company attended, and interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Also noted were services for Mrs Elizabeth Robert MacGregor of Meniowi and William Johnson of Middletown, with details of church rites and interment. A Gladhill Company reunion is announced for July 31 at Big Pipe Creek Park with officer elections at 1:30 PM.
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Louis W. Murphy
North Chapel Gate Lane
Baltimore
Bon Secours Hospital
East Churk Street
St. John’s Catholic
C. & P.i Telephone Company
Hank+ Gordy
Russell K. Bunting
Ruth McCarthy
Lesley Nalles
William R. Buller
Emmett T. Loane
B. H. Tobingon
R. B. Finch
A. Davis
F. Gardner Jr
B. M. Lottes
Wea- Yel Fo Teyell
Cor Yolman
The
Telephone Company
Howard M. Luher
Leonard K. Jones
Edward J. Rookerdy
David J. Rogers
Georse C. Derring
Mt Olivet
Mo Or Fichison and Son Duneral
Eliabeth Robert MacGregor
Howard M. MacGrevor
Mleniowi
Paul L.phouse
Satem Evangelical and Reformed Church
Allemown
Charles FB. Awene
Netanng
William 4 Johnson
Middletown
Edward McGowan
Teresa Weedon
Asbury Methodist
Gilbert N Johnson
Donald Eaton
Thomas J. Robinson
Carter L. Reid
Calvin Mc Swann
Lee Ro
Greater Flohr
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Poolesville Nurse Weds James Ronald Young in Washington
Nancy Jo Kohlhoss of Poolesville wed James Ronald Young, son of Mrs. Mary G Young and Harry Gilmore Young of Washington, at Holy Trinity Church in Washington. Rev. Laurence McHugh officiated, followed by a nuptial Mass and reception at Hotel 2400. The bride, in a pure silk gown with seed pearls, carried a white prayer back with orchids. Matron of honor Mrs. Martin J. Smith wore shrimp crystalette. bridesmaids wore matching gowns. Best man Martin J. Smith. ushers included Harry McNerney and Cedric Johnson. The couple left for a three week Miami honeymoon and will reside in Philadelphia after. Nancy is a nurse, former American Airlines stewardess. James attends Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Nancy Jo Kohlhoss
Chanel E. Kohlhoss Sr
Poolesville
James Ronald Young
Mary G. Young
Harry Gilmour Young
Washington
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
Laurence McHugh
S. J
Wheeling College
Wheeling
W. Va
Martin J. Smith
Patricia Neuman
Chicago
Wellstead
Tipton
Rock
Philadelphia
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Baltimore
American Airlines
New York
Young
Angi
Wharton School
Finante
University of Pennsylvania
Invitations Issued For Delaplaine Barker Wedding In Jacksonville
Society notes announce invitations issued by Mr and Mrs James Barker for the wedding of their daughter Miss Elizabeth Strickler Barker to Mr George Birely Delaplaine Sr son of Mr and Mrs George Birely Delaplaine Se Jacksonville. The ceremony is at five o'clock Friday afternoon August 12 at St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church Jacksonville with a reception at 8618 San Jose Boulevard following.
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Delaplaine-Barker
James Monroe ‘Barker
Jacksonville
Fla
Elizabeth Strickler Barker
George Birely Delaplaine Sr
George Birely Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue
St. Mark’s Evangelical Litheran Church
San Jose Boulevard
Oliver A Keefer
Wilson Place
Barbara Lee Keefer
Ralph F. Japper
Naonti
Kmps
East Patrick Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Guests Entertained at Country Estate Cocktail Party
About 300 guests attended a cocktail party and buffet supper at the Wellcome Farms estate near Urbana hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loeb. Notable attendees included George L. Meany and Mrs. Meany, James Bennett and Mrs. Bennett, Homer Humbert and Mrs. Humbert, Dean Etel, Freida Hennock, William Schnitzler and Mrs. Schnitzler, Lou Warner, and Victor M. Birely and family, among others. A 9,000 mile motor tour to the west coast by the Birelys was noted, along with various vacations and social plans involving local residents and visiting dignitaries.
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Leon Loeb
Wellcome Farms
Urbana
American Federation of Labor
George L. Meany
Rockville
Dean Etel
Olney
Freida Hennock
Washington
A. F
L. William Schnitzler
Schnitzler
Lou Warner
Press Club
Victor M. Birely
Thurmont
William C. Birely
West
Wedding Plans Highlight Carroll County Social Notices
Thomas Sr. near this city and Mr. Thomas will wed Saturday at two. Guests include E Eugene Thomas and Fred Kefauver. All Saints Episcopal church hosts a reception after the ceremony. Lt Comdr Bates and family visit. Bates to Naval Air Station Alameda. Benefit card party by Carroll Garden Club raises funds to restore Carroll County Historical Society gardens. Pad of social updates covers births, anniversaries, travels, and visits across Frederick area society.
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Thomas Sr
Thomas
Francis Scott Key
E. Eugene Thomas
Fred Kefauver
Agnes Thomas
All Saints Episcopal Church
Carroll Garden Club
Carroll County
Bowling Brook Farm
Middleburg
Carroll County Historical Society
Westminster
F. Earle Shriner
Series of Color Slides Shown at Optimist Club
At the Frederick Optimist Club meeting in Frederick, William Horton presented color slides from Alaska as Edward J. Daugherty presided at the Southern Restaurant. Horton described each slide while guests William Hopson and Warren Brake attended, with a presidents dinner planned for next Thursday at the Urbana home. The 16th District Board Meeting was announced for today and tomorrow at the Francis Scott Kes Hotel.
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Frederick Qormise Club
Alaska
Walliam Horton
Optimist
Edward J. Daugherty
Southern
Mr Horton
William Hopson
Warren Brake
Frederik Optimist
Urbana
Optimius
Heshra Foster Club
Daugherty
Francis Scott Kes
Geneva Outlook on Soviet Tactics at Big Four Meeting
Analysis by David Lawrence argues the Geneva talks reflect Soviet strategy to discuss without committing, with Molotov and Bulganin guiding German and satellite state questions while seeking face-saving gains. It notes Eisenhower and Western leaders pushing for real progress amid nuclear war fears and the NATO alliance’s shield against aggression.
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Soviet Union
Caminform
Communist, Information Bureau
Communist Party
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Italy
France
Comintern
Communist International
Nehru
India
Moscow
Geneva
West Germany
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Faure
Formosa
Soviet
Russia
America
Poosuly
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Russia
East Germany
Hospital Trip After Lincoln Apartments Accident
Linda Carroll a seven year old resident of Lincoln Apartments was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the Uniteds ambulance early this afternoon after her a leg or limb was cut in an accident.
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Teem
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Wiliam L. Ingram
East South Street
W. A. Mutchner
Frederick County
Maryland House of Correction
Charles O. Early
West Patrick Street
Muiehrer
Dannie Cameron
Myersville
Robert L. Storer
Linda Carroll
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Uniteds
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Bethel Hame
Lucile
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Cinereenti Birh
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South Chatham
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Joseph P Turner
Barkwell Terrace
Donald Brown
Mise Salle S. Tinney
James P. Tinney
Novyth Market Street
Mr. Tinney
Charles Henry Thomas
Elmer EF
Wm. C. Bates
Carleton Bates
West Second Street
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Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington, D. C
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Calif
Margaret G. Mulkey
Atlanta
Greenville
S. C
E. L. Annan
Indianapolis
Ind
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Methodist Hospital
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Sanara
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Lovellsville
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Akron
Alice Akers
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H. Lavier Michael
West College Terrace
Herbert
Cannon
Ocean City, Md
Holmés D. Baker
Waverley Farm
M. Rienhoff Richardson
New York City
Andrea Doria
Naples
Greece
Switzerland
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Albert. Dick
Louisville
James V. K. Ladd
Ft. Leavenworth, Kans
Fort Knox Ky
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West Third Street
Ocean Cry
Clareme Fowers
Florida
Wayne Smith
Winter Haven
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