The News Frederick Maryland July 22 1961 Page 4
Frederick edition for Saturday July 22 1961 includes routine newspaper metadata such as publication name address staff and advertising subscription rates. The page lists pricing for mail and carrier subscriptions with monthly yearly options and rates.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mfg
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Mentier
Time To Lose Weight Traditionally
The article discusses summer weight loss ideas, noting the shift from family meals to packaged calorie managed diets. It explains calorie needs from basal metabolism and activity, highlights a balanced diet with about 15 percent of calories from protein, and warns that weight loss must preserve essential nutrients for health and future generations.
Marble tournament revived by Mrs Fitez in Frederick
In Frederick, Mrs. Charles Fitez on West Patrick Street sparked a marble revival for local children. She organized games on West Behold and College avenues, offering no prizes but keeping marbles won for a year. She seeks donations of 50 pounds of marbles to restart the games and invites participation from kids citywide.
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Fredenck
Charles Fitez
West Patrick Street
West Becoals Street
College Avenue
Fit
Esso
Patrick
Bentzy
Fitez
Local Clergy Returns Home After Confinement
Rev J H Schmick is back on Biggs avenue from Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home after a three week stay with improved health. Rev E Koontz Helwig of Grove Land avenue Baltimore underwent a major eye operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital on July 20. he previously led four Lutheran churches in Walkersville Utica Creagers Town and Bethel. The passage mentions researchers using firefly glow to study the heart muscle fuel system.
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J. H. Schmick
Biggs Avenue
Vindobona Convalescent
E. Koontz Helwig
Groveland Avenue
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mr. Helwig
Walkersville
Utica
Creagerstown
Bethel
Fifty Years Ago In Maryland News Post July 22 1911 Militia camp ends
The Maryland National Guard broke camp marching through the city to B and C station for home. The Savage Hotel near Deer Park was destroyed by fire. A wagon broke down on East South Street loaded with lime. Mrs. L V Baughman and party, touring eastern resorts by auto, registered at the Hotel Renner from Atlantic City. Repairs to the city reservoir resume, water reappearing in a day or two. Rattle snake hunter William Witmber returns from Black Rock with a box of fourfoot rattlesnakes. Mrs Roelkey hosts a gathering for Baltimore guests. Governor Crothers announces re-election bid, with state and city factions favoring Gorman Jr and Blair Lee.
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News-Post
Maryland National Guard
B. and C
Savage
Deer Park
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
East South Street
Wiliam Angleberger
L. V. Baughman
Charles H. Baughman
Sallie Fanntleros
Renner
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Alderman Rice
William Witmber
Rattesnake
Hagerstown
Black Rock
South Mountain
Margaret M. Roelkey
North Market Street
Mabel
Rena Messer
Viola
Mildred Hahn
Crothers
Arthur P. Gorman Jr
Blair Lee
Montgomery County
Half a Million Men in U S Army Maneuvers in Louisiana
The Twenty Years Ago item notes half a million troops in U S army maneuvers in Louisiana as of July 22 1941. It mentions fishing off Blackstone Island by Kenneth Poole Lester Smith John Davis Ralph Crone and Roy L Crum and reports voluntary contributions to aluminum scrap drives in Frederick were disappointing. It also covers a missing fox terrier on Jefferson Street and a drastic drop in foreign shipping via the Panama Canal with Japanese vessels taking a long route around Cape Horn.
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News-Post
Louisiana
Frederick
Blackston's
Norfolk
Kenneth Poole
Lester Smith
John Davis
Ralph Crone
Roy L. Crum
National Defense
Bob
Jeff Tray
Jefferson Street
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Cape Horn
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Report
Discharged recently from Waynesboro Hospital are Mrs Rosalie C Dick and Mrs Rose Ann Morrow. Highfield Mrs Thelma M Wayant. Thurmont Mrs Irs P Althoff and Michael Stoner, Emmi Itz, admitted to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Discharged include Mrs Jack Blake and Frances Web.
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Waynesboro Hospital
Rosalie C. Dick
Infar
Highfield
Rose Ann Morrow
Blue Ridge Summit
Thelma M. Wayant
Thurmont
Irs P. Althoff
Michael Stoner
Emmi Itz
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Jack Blake
Frances Web
Enlistment Report for Nicodemus Joins Navy at Great Lakes
Edgar L. Nicodemus son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Nicodemus of West Second street enlisted in the U S Navy at the Customs House Baltimore on July 12. His swearing in was witnessed by his parents Chief James Selby Mrs Selby Sylvia Williams and Chief Saul of the Frederick Naval Recruiting Office. Recruit Nicodemus left the same evening for the Great Lakes naval base.
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Edgar L. Nichodemus
Isaac Nicodemus
West Second Street
Naval Recruiting Office
Customs House
Balmore
U.S. Navy
James Selby
Bazaar Set For Sherwood High School Grounds
Damascus women assist with a charity bazaar at Sherwood High School grounds Sandy Spring. The event runs Tuesday from 10 am to 9 pm with Mrs. Sherwood Hack among organizers and helpers.
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Pital
Sherwood High School
Sandy Spring
Damascus
Sherwood Hack
Frederick twins lead Optimist clubs in 1957
Gene and Dick Miller, both Frederick natives and World War II veterans, joined local Optimist clubs in 1957. Gene served in the Southwest Pacific and works as a life health and accident agent. Dick served with U.S. Navy amphibious units and is an administrative officer at Pathology Division. They reside with their families in Frederick and Braddock.
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Gene
Breakfast Optimist
Frederick
Frederick High School
South-west Pacific
New Guinea
Biak
Leyte
Mindanaé
Philippines
United Insurance Co. of America
Calvary Methodist Church of
Route 5
Braddock Club
Frederick 1
Dick the Braddock
Braddock
U.S. Navy
Central Pacific
Washington
Ft. Detrick
Calgary Methodist Church
Boy ‘Scouts of America
Mary E. Baugher
Ricky
Garry
Old Braddock
Harvey R. Miller Sr
Wilson Avenue
Charles E. “Gene” Miller
Frederick Breakfast Optimists
C. Richard “Dick” Miller
Braddock Heights
Canion Bridge Boy Will Be Exchangee
Wayne Reeders a sixth degree Grange member and Frederick High School student travels with Arnold Buck to Bel Air and Baltimore. They plan trips to Beltsville and the Maryland fairgrounds to study cattle judging and the Holstein show, with support from Grange groups and Junior Farmers Association.
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Wayne
Bock
Reeders
Richard
Bonnie
The
Grange
Unionville
Rocks
Bel Air
Beltsville
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Arnold
Washington
Pomona
Canada
Junior Farmers Association
Community Fair Promises Rides and Nightly Acts
The South End Civic Association announces its annual community fair running Monday through Saturday. Profits benefit youth activities, with federal and state exhibits, rides, and games including a magician, square dancing, beauty contests, a record hop, sock hop, and a dance with the Steel Drivers providing music.
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South End Civic Association
Harvey Harrington
Harrington
Bud Fisher
Bill Milhouse
Lew Wade
Frank Little
Steel Drivers
Migrant Films To Be Shown In Frederick County
Frederick residents have three upcoming events to learn about migratory workers. A WMAR TV program today features the Migrant Ministry of the Maryland Council of Churches with Rev. Samuel Snyder, Mrs. G Harris Stauffer and Dillingham McDaniel. Next Tuesday July 25 an Eastern Shore migrant camp tour is offered with coordination by the Dulang family and local organizers. A July 30 film Colorado Cares will be shown at Calvary Methodist and First Baptist Churches.
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Frederick
Wmar-Tv
Channel 2
The
Maryland Council. of
Frederick County
Baltimore
Samuel M. Snyder
Near Westminster
G. Harris Stauffer
Dillingham’ McDaniel
Snyder
National Council of Churches
Stauffer
Harry L. Feb! Jr
McDaniel
Bridgeville
Delmar
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Colorado Cares
Calvary Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Judge Faces Bribery Charge in Downey Court
Los Angeles AP reports Judge Lynn W. Johnston, 42, accused of offering a woman defendant choice of romance or jail. Investigators say Johnston registered at a Seal Beach motel under an assumed name with the woman present after she reported his advances. The DA investigates reports of similar offers to other female defendants in his court.
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Los Angeles
Downey
Lynn W. Johnston
Viasa Dolphus
Anaheim
Calif
Johnston
Seal Beach
Miss Dolphus
Missing girl case shocks town near basketball game
In a quiet community a man in his early 30s sat by a bench near Hattie as a basketball game played. After the girl and stranger disappeared, neighbors searched the area while Herbert reported to his parents and police were notified.
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Hatttie
Hattie
Herbert
Lions and other Frederick clubs plan music and memories
A Frederick column recalls the Lions Club 40th birthday invitation to President Eisenhower, Rotary and Lions singing efforts, and local anecdotes about birds, a rocking chair in a attorney’s office, and neighborhood tales. The piece weaves club life with community scenes and personal reminiscences.
Veteran Potomac Edison employee Conner Thomas dies
Conner Thomas of 605 West Patrick Street Frederick dies Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born October 2, 1901 in Adelamstown, he worked at Potomac Edison since 1922 in various departments and held roles in the treasury and collections. Survived by wife Mary Bussard Thomas, three children, siblings, two grandchildren, and noted as a member of local organizations. Funeral services Monday at 10:30 a.m. at 1201 North Market Street. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Robert E. Dailey and Son, funeral directors.
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Matter “Conner Thomas
West
Patrick ‘Street
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Adeamstown
Clinton C
Mary E. Thomas
Mary Bussard Thomas
Lois Blaine Thomas
Arlington
Wiliam C. Thomas
Towson
Clarke Thomas
J. Samuel
Conner M. Thomas
Lewis Reed
Gaithersburg
Elmer Brown
Wm. C. Thomas Jr
John Harold Thomas
Thomas
Gas and Electrical
Treasury Department
Treasury
Quarter Century Club
Potomac Ellison Company
Braddock Grange
Grace United Church of Christ
Builders Bible
Cgnarch
North Market Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey
Fragmented OCR Clues From Aged Text Page
A garbled list of words and fragments includes references to places such as Afghanistan Sardinia and the Arabian gulf along with scattered numbers and phrases. No coherent event or narrative emerges from the readable items.
Moore Family Hosts 45th Anniversary Observance
Mr and Mrs William M Moore of South Market street entertained Thursday evening for the 45th wedding anniversary of Mrs Moores parents Mr and Mrs W Bartgis Storm of South Market street Also Mr W Bartgis Storm observes his birthday Catonsville residents Mrs Mary B Shenk and Mrs Alice Kenney are guests of the Storms The remaining sentence notes cornplant conversion of solar energy following the sun throughout a bright day with light intensity rising then falling.
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William M. Moore
South Market Street
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Wayside Market
Broschart Richards
Richard Stuart
Montgomery General Hospital
Canion
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Herbert Jackson Sr
Albert L. Embrey
Herbert Jr
Embrey
Asie
White Hair
Robert L. Smith
Sperry Storm
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Carroll Hendrickson
Youngdahl
Lions Club
Lions
Amos Harper
Frank Higinbotham
Richard Zimmerman
Edward D. Storm
Jerry
Kennedy
W. Jerome Offutt
Goodise Byron
Cramer
Mr. Offutt
Byron
Law
Church Street
Eisenhower
Lions Club of
Joseph P. Turner
Joe
Farmer Eisenhower
Turner
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Peter’ Pan’ Inn
John E. Cordyack
Mr. Cordyack
Mother
Mrs. C
New Jersey
Biggs
Fairview
Record Street
Otho Keller TI
Upper College Terrace
Beth
Laytonsville
Little Liz
NEA, Inc
PE Employe
Motter C
Afghanistan
Sardinia
Brega
Michigan
Wok
Ussr
Arabian Gulf
Tom
ASGIL
Harry Milton Feaga
Feagaville
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eugene W. Young
Lewis E. Crutchley
Claude Culler
Arthur V. Myers
James V. Sheff Sr
Kurtz Culler
Lincoln D
Annandale Road
Emmitsburg
E. F. Tracey
Benjamin T. Greenberg
William Barrack
Greenberg
Tracey
Barrack
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