News from Frederick July 26 1900
The Frederick News prints local updates and notices from Frederick Maryland on Tuesday July 26 1900. The issue lists subscription rates and publishing details including association with the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Frederick
Maryland
the News
Seen
Southern Ptg B Mfg CO
Sorta Court St
Frederick, Mc
Wovarce
Mai
Audit Bureau of Creyioners
Associated Press
Death of Maryland political figure A H Brice in Chestertown
Arthur H Brice a longtime Maryland political figure died Monday evening in Kent and Queen Annes Hospital at 74 after a brief illness He held roles including former president of the Maryland State Senate chairman of the Board of Natural Resources and motor vehicles commissioner He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Richard Gamber and a son Dr A Talbot Brice Funeral arrangements were incomplete Later in the day Calvary Methodist Church Leaders Bible Class met with Ray Watkins presiding to discuss Gods Justice and Mercy The class reported 102 members 47 Reds and 355 Blues and adjourned after singing and benediction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Arthur H. Brice
Maryland
Kent
Queen Anne's Hospital
Brice
Maryland State Senate
Board of Natural Resources
Tidewater Fish Series Commission
Public Service Commission
House of Delegates
Kent County
Jefferson
Richard Gamber
Baltimore
A. Talbot Brice
Theodore R_ McKeld
Calvary Methodist Church
Ray Watkins
Ging
Millard E. Crum
Edward H.mantz
Amos T. Anderson
Phillip Stevens
John M. Grove
Charles B. Jones
The handshake as a symbol of civilized greeting
A fragmented essay discusses the handshake’s origins and meaning among civilizations and its persistence in modern life. It notes differences among nations, contrasts barbarian suspicion with cordial courtesy, and touches on power blocs and diplomacy before shifting to local notices on summer reading at Carroll County libraries and Red Cross medical missions to the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Hons
Geneva
League of Red Cross Societies
Norway
Canada
Lebanon
Congo
NAACP Drive Underway by Frederick County Branch
The Frederick County NAACP branch conducts its annual membership campaign to grow support and recruit new members for the civil rights organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAACP
Frederick County
Nine Die of Heat Prostration in New York City
A news digest from the 1910 edition notes nine deaths from heat prostration in New York City. It also mentions Braddock resident Mr. Allen Grumbine bringing in plums, road condemnation actions by the Good Roads Commission against the Frederick Turnpike Co, typhoid illness in the Swomley family near the city, John Millyard injuring his eye, a camping party along the Potomac near Catoctin Switch, and drought harming county crops, especially corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Allen Grumbine
Braddock
Good Roads Commission
Frederick Turnpike Co
Calvin Swomley
Swomley
Catherine
Potomacker
Virginia
Catoctin
Messrs
Frank Bentz
Walter Duvall
Edward Bentz
C. Rubie Landis
Samuel Brown
Guy K. Motter
Thomas J. Hooper
C. Leonard Storm
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post July 26 1940
News Post dated July 26 1940 notes the death of Charles Segaloff on July 2 from angina pectoris, a severe ram shower, White House resignation of Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson, a new appointment of Robert Porter Patterson, Route 4 detours near Frederck, Hyatstown Volunteer Fire Department seeking bids for a new engine house, Luxembourg refugees reaching Annapolis, a French ship sunk with 3200 lives lost, a week of degree heat ending, and Lord Beaverbrook stating US will approve a plan to supply Britain with 3000 planes monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Segaloff
Segaidi
Sigre
Angina Pedons
White House
Louis Johnson
Robert Porter Patterson
New York
Fredenck
Braddock Heights
Hyatistown Volunteer Fire Department
Democrats and Republicans Split Over Civil Rights In LA And Platform Differences
The column analyzes the rift over civil rights within the Democratic Party in Los Angeles and the bipartisan tensions in Chicago as Republicans clash between Rockefeller liberals and Goldwater conservatives. It notes Southern resistance, Johnson’s nomination aims, and Eisenhower era constraints shaping party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Poon
Demos
Democratic Party
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
GOP
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Clinton Rossiter
Fies
America
Sens
Case
Javits
Cooper
Goldwater
Capehart
Ind
Bridges
Congress
Forest Fires Roar Unchecked Across West Regions
The West sees multiple major wildfires burning thousands of acres with firefighting losses mounting. James Spencer Jr. dies from burn injuries after a southeastern Washington blaze. Southern California fires expand in Los Padres National Forest threatening Los Angeles County as total West losses reach about 200000 acres in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Northwest
Anthony Lakes
Oregon
James Spencer Jr
Toppenish
Wash
Delegate Hallanan Stricken During GOP Convention Week
Walter Halla nan, a West Virginia Republican national committeeman and delegate, suffered a cardiac episode at his Chicago hotel Monday. He was taken to Alexian Brothers Hospital and later listed in fair condition as his family travels to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Hallanan
West Virginia
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Hallanan
Local Middletown Couple Weds In Church Ceremony
Miss Betty Lee Holter daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard S Holter Middletown and Robert Detitt Moss son of Mrs Edwin H Lockwood and A Robert Moss of this city were married Friday evening at the Christ Reformed United Church of Christ Middletown Rev George H Kinnefelter officiated before white gladioli daisies and lighted candles. The couple will live in East Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lee Holter
Willard S. Holter
Middletown
Robert Detitt Moss
Edwin H. Lockwood
Robert Moss
Christ Reformed United Church of Christ
George H. Kinnefelter
Richard L. Martin
Miss Holter
Samuel Holter
Peggy Lou Holter
Wilda Kathon Holter
Thomas Moss
Robert Poole
Ocean City
East Lansing
Mich
Middletown High School
University of Maryland
Michigan State Universue
Moss
Frederick High School
Michigan State University
Local Social Notes Highlight Birthday Announcements and Visits
Mr Wilbur F Miller of Taney is 61 today. Mrs Carl C Staley of West South Street observes birthday Wednesday. H L Spalding of Point of Rocks turns 51 Thursday. Mrs Frank Draper of West Patrick Street birthday Thursday. Alvie M Sulecer of North Market Street turns 64 Friday. Ernest Fleming and son David, Woodbine La, were in Atlantic City last week staying at the Abbey Hotel on the Boardwalk. St Hickman of Lake Tand Fla plans to observe 60th birthday August 1. Sister Mary Gerard from Crowley La will visit her father Mr and Mrs Strother. Tramnsville hosts Mr Strother’s brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Edward Sokolosky and family. Mrs Strother hosted Sunday in honor of Mr Strother’s birthday. Kenneth L Stout and wife returned to Tramstile after a three week trip with Mr Stout’s parents in Galena Mo and Raymond Kan. They traveled via the Smokies. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer, staying with son J Spangler Kieffer in Derby, is now with son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs Robert H Pilgram in Rockwell Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Miller
Taney
Town
Carl C. Staley
West South Street
H. L
Pete) Spalding
Point of Rocks
Frank Draper
West Patrick Street
Alvie M. Sulecer
North Market Street
Air
Ernest E. Fleming
David. Woodbine
Atlantic Cy. N.J
Abbey Hotel
ST. Hickman
Lake Tand. Fla
Thomas C. Strother
Tramsville
Strother
Edward Sokolosky
Rachel W. Va
Robert Windsor Sr
Kenneth Stout
Larry Burns
Tamsville
Norma Jackson College
Kenneth L. Stout
Tramstile
Mr. Stout
Galena
Raymond. Kan
Stout
Smokies
Henri L. G. Kieffer
J. Spangler Kieffer
Derby
Robert H. Pilgram
Rockwell Ter
Local Hospital Admissions Reported for Observation and Surgery
Among the ill is Mrs Hilda Foreman of East Third Street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Saturday for observation and treatment. Alton Dayhoff of LeGore has returned home after five weeks at University Hospital Baltimore with injuries from work at Richard F Kline Construction Company. Sherry Dupont daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Dupont Belle Glade Florida undergoing surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital after visiting her grandmother Mrs Mabel Crummitt on West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Foreman
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alton Dayhoff
LeGore
University Hospital
Baltimore
Dayhoff
Richard F. Kline Construction Company Incorporated
Sherry Dupont
Thomas Dupont
Belle Glade
Fla
Mabel Crummitt
West South Street
Frederick Memorial
Double Wedding for Miss Patricia Rose Dickerson and Miss Faye Rose Dickerson
Miss Patricia Rose Dickerson and Miss Faye Rose Dickerson wed in a lawn ceremony at their parents home in Ellicott City. Rev Jesse Zirk officiated with matrons of honor Mrs Purdy and Mrs C R Castle and bridesmaids Loretta Cody Elizabeth Rose. Best men were Clarence Welsh and Bruce Marling. The couples were given away by their father with relatives and friends present and a lawn reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Rose
Dickerson
Francis Barth
Ellicott City
Faye Rose
Wesne Martiny
Esmon Rose
Jesse Zirk
The
True Gospel Church
Lisbon
Purdy
C. R. Castle
Talbert Engagement to Spielman Planned for September
Mr and Mrs Thomas Talbert announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene Helen to Bobby Allen Spielman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Spielman Route 1 New Windsor a September wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Talbert
RFD
New Windsor
Darlene Helen
Bobby Allen Spielman
Charles Spielman
County Woman Seeks Return of Stolen Purse
Lena Rhodes of Middletown reports three youths snatched pockets at the Municipal Pool, taking her purse along with others. She asks for the glasses and papers to be returned, noting the glasses cost $40 to replace and about $10 cash was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Snealino
Lena Rhodes
RFD I
Middletown
Babson Warns on Armament Costs and Domestic Competition
Babson argues that both the United States and Russia must cut armament spending to avoid World War III, warning that European and Japanese competition threatens American manufacturers. He cites mergers and diversification by firms like General Tire and American Viscose as safer growth, while labor-management strife could hurt production and profits. He adds notes on a July 25 youth film event and several divorces granted in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Germany
Europe
Japan
Sears, Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
General Tire
General Mills
Thas
Textron
Pittsburgh
American Viscose
Sun Oil Company
Dow, Monsanto
Union Carbide
Thei
Deaths of Marvel H Barney and others
Death notices report Marvel H Barney 72 of Martinsburg West Virginia died suddenly at home. He served as custodian at Calvary Methodist Church and leaves a wife two children a stepson three grandchildren and three sisters. Other notices: Mrs Lewis Hahn of Frederick dies in Akron Ohio at 10 30 am survived by sisters and nephews. Mrs Fiora May Stotelmyer of Hagerstown dies at 90 after long illness, survived by husband four sons and a daughter. Funeral details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel H. Barney
Martinsburg
W. Va
Calvary Methodist Church
West Virginia
Samuel
Mary E. Grove Barney
Winchester Avenue
Edna Pingley
James Turner
Frederick
Brown Funeral Home
Wiliam A. Cook
Rosedale Cemetery
Lewis Hahn
Hosie Hahn
Akron, Ohio City Hospital
Akron
Stella Hillabridie
Johnsville
Myrfie Eskesen
Hahn
Harvey L. Stotelmyer
Fiora May Stotelmrer
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
John and
Elizabeth Potts Baker
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Winders of Smithsburg Dies at 73 in Home Heart Attack
Uweorge engene Screenie Winders, 73, retired farmer of Smithsburg, died at his home Saturday at 9 p m from a heart attack. Born in Beaver Creek, he was son of George W. and Martha E Krebs Winders. A Beards Lutheran Church member and Smithsburg Fire Co. volunteer, he was an active Democrat and former judge of elections. Surviving brother Robert Winders of Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uweorge Engene
Screenie) Winders
Smithsburg
Beaver Creek
George W
Martha E. ‘Krebs Winders
Beards Lutheran Church
Robert Winders
Cascade
Funeral Services for Three Local Residents Reported
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Maudie Ann Hurley at Bethel M E Church near Garfield with the choir singing and Rev. James O Bissell officiating. Pallbearers included Ernest Hurley Eugene Hurley Rudolph Toms Herbert Willard Calvin Lewis and Leonard Lewis. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Also noted were services for Harry A Klein of Frederick at Locust Grove Church of the Brethren with interment in the church cemetery. Rev Donal Plank and Rev Ralph E White officiated. Casket bearers were Russell Shoemaker Roland Warfield Alton Esworthy Irving Norwood Theodore Martin and Raymond Barnes. Funeral services for Mrs Maude Sophia Eckstein Railing widow of William H Railing were held at 2 PM from the funeral home with Rev W Merval Weaver officiating. Casket bearers included Harry L Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie Ann Hurley
Elmer L. Hurley
Bethel M. E
Garfield
Jesus
Rock of Ages
James 0. Bissell
Ernest Hurley
Eugene Hurley
Rudolph Toms
Herbert Willard
Calvin Lewis
Leonard Lewis
M. L. Creager & Son
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Harry A. Klein
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Donald Plank
Ralph E. White
Russell Shoe
Roland Warfield
Alton Esworthy
Irving Norwood
Theodore Martin
Raymond Barnes
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Maude Sophia Eckstein Railing
William Henry Railing
Record Street
North Market Street
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Harry L. Brandt
Three Men Named in Obituary Article
Samuel E. Brown Richard D. Hammond and Charles Nichols are listed in an obituary notice with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral services are provided by Robert E. Dailey and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Brown
Richard D. Hammond
Charles Nichols
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Zimmermar-Roderuck reunion marks 25th anniversary at Rosedale Park
The Zimmermar-Roderuck family held its 25th annual reunion at Rosedale Park with 100 plus relatives. Devotions led by Paul Dinterman and songs by the group opened the event. Prizes recognized long marriages and oldest and youngest attendees. the next gathering will return to the same site with a covered dish lunch. The Carroll Manor Lions Club met in Adamstown with a brainwashing talk and discussed building a recreation center and pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmermar- Roderuck
Rosedale Park
Paul Dinterman
Dinterman
Isabelle Green
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Walkersville
George Zimmerman
Aen Lynn Flinnigan
Woodsboro
Raymond W
Carroll Manor Lions Club
Adamstown
Willis Remsberg
the Grange
Henry T. Engelsbach
Fort Detrick
Carrot Manor Lions Club
Garland Feaga
The
Frederick Lions Club
Joe Herring
Claggett Center
Health Feature by Dr. Camazo at Seventh Day Adventists Camp
Dr. Fresh Camazo of this city will present a health feature at the Chesapeake Conference summer Bible Conference. The event runs August 11 to 20 at the Assembly grounds in Catonsville, with the feature scheduled for August 15 at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Camazo
Chesapeake Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Catonsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Brice
Carroll County Public Library
Davis Library
Westminster
Manchester
Histead
Enthusias
Hat Sin
Craders
Mui Chan Ory
India
Haiseno
Fert
Montevole
Red Men
Pocahontas
Montevue
Mortevue
Fim
Jack Williams
Stanley Rhodes
George Witis
George Poole
Elmer Harding
Tommy Grams
Isabelle May
Nellie Knill
Catherine Wirts
Mildred Rhodes
Velma Poole
Mildred King
Patricia King
News-Post
Marlow
Daws Studio
Robert DeWitt Moss
Babson
Youth For Christ
Staley Park
Billy Graham
Gil Dodds
Patrick M. Schauffer
William C. Hardy
Bertie B. Hardy
E. D. Storm
Hardy
Betty Jane Pickett
Willian L. Pickett
Alton Y. Bennett
Alice Virginia Smith
Charles Edgar Smith
Roe S. Rothenhoefer
George Winders
Harry Dinterman
George C. Stauffer
Douglas
Sharon Kay Stauffer
Max Kehne
Kim
Michael
Jeffry Kehne
Richard Garst
Dickie
Mikie
David
Randy
Dana Garst
Ralph Kehne
Harold Kehne
Laura
Jane Kehne
Joseph Flickinger
Charles W. Zimmerman
Jackie
Charie Zimmerman
Raymond W. Zimmerman
Deanna Zimmerman
Emory D. Zimmerman
Veronica
Craig Zimmerman
Harold McDewitt
David McDevitt
Arthur Trout
Gregory Trout
Delmar Trout
Nancy Hildebrand
Mer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!