Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital July 24 27
Frederick area births list several families welcoming new children. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heller Jr. Poolesville first child a daughter Debra Ann born Friday. Others note first or additional children with names and brief locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial
Lawrence Heller Jr
Poolesville
Heller
Anitz King
Clarksburg
Clifford Stull Thurmont
Debra Ann
Paul P. Knott
North Bentz Street
Ann Lorraine
Knott
Delores Layman
Frederick
Charles Harner
Boyds
Amanda Kay
David Bowman
New Windsor
Tina Marie
Arthur Wolfe
RFD
Janice Renee
Wolfe
Janet Anderson
Brunswick
Kenneth Dorsey
Airy
Curtis Leroy
Eugene Gaver
Myersville
Suzanne Marie
Gaver
Marilyn Leatherman
Donald Taylor
Burkinsville
Dianna Lyne
Taylor
Nadia Wheatley
Williamsport
Joseph Sweeney
Thurmont
Marty McKeldin
Sweeney
Dorothy Rinehart
Charlies Bohn
Catonsville
Cheryl Lynn
Bonn
Catherine Garheart
Sykesville
Stanley Legg
Point of Rocks
Joseph Elvin
Frederick The News July 28 1959 local paper notice
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday July 28 1959 reflects a local daily with standard subscriptions and staff notes. It lists production details and periodical information. It shows pricing for subscriptions and service by mail with various terms and durations. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights for local content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Wren
Carrer
Bureau of Corporations
Associated Press
Fres Exmck. Ltd
How High Can the U S Job Total Rise in 1947
The article analyzes a four month trend of over 1.1 million payroll additions and a June unemployment near 67.3 million in the nation’s records. It notes a prior peak around 69.2 million in July 1957, with steel strikes potentially dampening gains and the path to October unemployment viewed as uncertain while factory and agriculture sectors drive growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. S
Former Frederick resident lauds factful reporting and nonviolence
Letter writer praises Jack Markey for ten and a half years of factual reporting in Frederick papers. He also commends the American Friends Service Committee and Omaha Action for promoting nonviolence at Fort Detrick, inviting further input from former friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Markey
Frederick
Omaha
Fort Detrick Germania
American Friends Service Committee
Mixed Health Updates Reach Frederick and Baltimore Hospitals
Reports show Mr. R Thomas Dutrow of East Third Street improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital A Mrs Judy Anne Bowers and Mr Francis Bowers of Norfolk connected family links improve after visits to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Edna Mensell of 19 East Pat Street recently broke a bone visiting her sister in law in Norfolk The misspellings and garbled lines reference hospital stays and attendance with unclear dates and places. A separate Washington dispatch notes a $3186 million foreign aid appropriation facing House action while a coal industry bill seeks a new Coal Research and Development Commission pending Senate and House review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thomas Dutrow
Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Judy Anne Bowers
Fred Roughier
Grassen W. Bowers
Johns Hopkins Hos
Baltimore
Edna Mensell
East Patstreet
Francis Biser
Saury
Miss Measell
Norfolk
Emurmoat
Frederick Memorial
Fishory’immers
Jefferson
Frecenck Membrial Hospital
Help For Coal Industry
Washington
Senate
Coal Research and Development Commission
House
Cumberland
Nina Brown
Washington (Ap
Jack R. Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Brown
Rural History Museum
Local Figures Return From Trips And Training Event
Mr and Mrs Luther A Myers and Terry of New Windsor just returned from a vacation in Niagara Falls and Hamilton Canada. Mr and Mrs Marshall T Miles and two foster children Walter and Vickie of Harrisonburg Virginia spent Sunday with Mr John J Cooley and sister Ollie Miles of Adamtown. Mrs Charles G Linthicum and daughter in law Bovds visited Cooley and Ollie Miles on Saturday. Thomas E Molesworth Nationwide Insurance representative in Fredericksburg is among thirty agents at a training program at the Tidewater Inn Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Myers
Terry
New Windsor
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Canada
Marshall T. Miles
Walter
Vickie
Harrisonburg
John J. Cooley
Ollie Miles
Adamstown
Charles G. Linthicum i
Bovds
Mr. Cooley
Thomas E. Molesworth
Nationwide Insurance Iin Frederi
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Frederick Hubbard Roanoke Columnist Dies at 84
Frederick Charles Hubbard, 84, a Roanoke Times columnist and former linetype operator, died Monday. The longtime journalist retired ten years ago after a 37 year career with the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Hubbard
Roanoke, Va
Frederick Charles Hubbard
Sarden
The
Roanoke Times
Times
Y M C A Baseball versus G O R on the diamond
Fifty years ago items note the Y M C A baseball team to play the G O R on the Y M C A diamond this evening with Eisenhauer for G O A. Y M C A lineup listed as Phebus Derr Duvall Motter Lease Thomas Keefer Long Ordeman. Also mentions Mr Eli G Haugh returning from Akron and Tiffin, Rhode Island Red hen color, and commodity prices for wheat and potatoes in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MC. A
Eisenhauer
Phebus
Derr
Duvall. Motter
C. Lease
Thomas. Keefer
Long. Ordeman
Eli G. Haugh
Akron
Tiffin
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vernon Roderick
Rhoderick
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Frederick High football returns urged by board debate
Twenty years ago items note petitions calling for football back in Frederick High School’s athletic program to be presented at the next County Board of Education meeting. Other notes record property reassessment progress by Mercer and Speaks, and the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association selecting Walkersville as the 1940 convention town with new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Ash
Melvin M. Enale
Thelma Mullinix
Richard F. Kline
Thomas Kline
Chesapeake
Frederick High School
County Board of Education
Frederick City
Grayson H. Mercer
B.C. Speaks
Mercer
Walkers.ville
Frederick County
Officers elected for Frederick City Conn cbs
Among those elected as officers were Mrs Lawrence Ware secretary Bruce Reeder treasurer Lloyd An Angleberger was elected president The News carried a picture of Angleberger and election details follow. The bride wore pale gel dress and carnations. The groom employed by the Maryland State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Connc Bs
Lawrence Ware
American Associ
Aion of University Women
Bruce Reeder
Optimist Club
Lloyd An
Tin Anglieberger
Angleberger
Howard Burrier
Near
Libertytown
Eastern Shore
Tendant
Frederick High School
Maryland
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly enters second day
The Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly at Hood College in Baltimore enters its second day with recreation dominating the schedule. A 4 softball game pitting Parsons against parishioners unfolds this afternoon as Rev Zane Grey Ross keeps attendees amused with announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Dundalk
The
Assembly
Ross
Brotherhood
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly Daily News
Bull's Eye
Reachers
Coffman Chapel
Howard P. Colson
Nashville
Tenn
Bap
R. Othal Feather
Southwestern Baptists Theological Seminary
Ft. Worth Texas
Josephine C. Norwood
Maryland Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
WMU
Frank Siargz
New Orleans
Baltimore Speeder Fined $30 By Magistrate
A Baltimore man was fined 30 dollars and court costs for two motor vehicle violations by Magistrate Edward D. Storm. Bueford E. Byrd received 25 dollar fines for speeding 60 in a 60 and for failing to appear. He was found not guilty of operating without a license. The charge stemmed from a January 19 stop on Route 40 east of Frederick after being paced at 75.80 mph. The defendant said the speedometer was faulty and planned to pay the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward D. Storm
Bueford E. Byrd
Berd
Gordon H. Smith
Frederick
Woman Held After Husband Shot and Funeral Notices
The article reports a woman held after her husband was shot in Cumberland and details funeral services for Paul Edwin Houck of Bel Air, plus multiple obituaries, hospital reports and a political bill advancing in the Senate regarding speech research. It also notes births, transfers, and other local health notices affecting Emmitsburg and Thurmont communities.
Deaths in Middletown and Nearby Areas
Obituaries note the death of Paul Arthur 60 a longtime Middletown resident and former Hanover Shoe manager at the Middletown branch. Also remembered are Rosella Chaney 83 of near Kemptown infant Ricksy Lee Eyler and Byron Forney with details on surviving relatives services and burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Chauncy
Rosella Chaney
Kemptown
Plane No. 4
Richard and
Eveline Smith Chaney
Irving Johnson
Bell
Calif
Esther Heist
Boulder
Col
Estella Segal
Chicago
Robert E. Gue
James Chaney
Bartholoy
Olid L. Molesworth
Damascus
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
A M Scott Dies Monday at 48 in Frederick
Albert Miles Scott known as Scotty dies of a heart attack at his home 514 Fairview Avenue at 7 pm He was 48 and a World War II Navy veteran This local businessman ran Scotty's Confectionery and Tex Shop on North Market Street with a funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the funeral home Mount Olivet Cemetery interment set R E B Dailey and Son directing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edwin Houck
Trail Avenue
East Church Street
William D. Mowen
Church of the Nazarene
John E. North
Bel Air
Richard MF. Metcalf
Dave G. Shepley
Clarence H. Wise
Jonn W John W. Young
Hugh W. Pritchett
Prospect Cemetery
Mt. ‘Airy
M. R. Etchison and Son
Albert Miles Scott
Scotty
Fairview Avenue
Scott
Grant Tand
Alice Miles Scott
Baltimore
Carolyn” John Scott
George Kolodziej
Riverside
Celif
Clarence Schoendeck
Cleveland
Edward Cott
Arlington
Alice Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
Lynch Lodge
A. Masons
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Tali Cedars
Lebanon
Frederick Forestt
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
B.P.O. Ellis
Frederick Lodge
Catoch Iin Club, Inc
Frederick, County Fish and Game Association
Peopl Ice Drug
Scotty's
North Market
East Third Streets
Tex
North Market Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
R. EB. Daifey and Son
Cumberland Fair set for August 17 to 22 with full exhibits
The 42nd Cumberland Fair is scheduled August 17 through 22 with ground refurbishments nearing completion. General manager Harry J. Barton expects high attendance and robust exhibits, noting strong demand for commercial spaces and active inquiries. Five barns, an exhibition hall, and a poultry building will host livestock, farm products, and displays, with an ice show in the first four nights and a country music show in the last two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Harry J. Barton
Catoctin Avenue
Fellowland
Barton
Thurman
Dale Howes
RFD
Gaithers
Alvin Gleason
Thomas
Gaithersburg
Wedding Unites Ruth Amanda Johnson and Arville Hugh Rose
Miss Ruth Amanda Johnson and Arville Hugh Rose wed at Johnsville Methodist Church on July 4 with ceremonies led by Rev. Donald R. Brooks. Music by Doris Quessinderry accompanied by the US choir. guests included Maurice Johnson Jr and relatives from Germantown Damascus and Chicago. The bride wore chantilly lace over white satin with pearls. attendants wore dove blue and yellow gowns. Reception followed at the bride’s home lawn. couple planned a wedding trip and now reside in Olney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose—Johnson
Johnsville Methodist Church
Ruth Amanda Johnson
Eldriese T. Simms
Maurice O. Johnson
Germantown
Arville
Hugh Rose
George Rose
Damascus
Doris Quessinderry
Union Bridge
Donald R. Brooks
Maurice O. Johnson Jr
Bonnie Sue Ward
Teresa Starr English
Sne
I Dwigat
John Rose
John Hicks
James Christinsen
Chicago
Rose
Olney
Forfeited Collateral in Maryland Magistrate Court
A list of motorists in Frederick County Maryland who forfeited collateral for vehicle violations. Names include Robert A. M. of Way, Clay Roman Hears, Jesse Lee Thomason, Charles Ed ersburg, Fred L. Bishop, Carolyn Marie Burgee, Carroll Lee Burgee, Lawrence Edward Williams, Gerald Francis Kime, Carlton Leslie Everhart, Paul Muton Morelock, Preston Moore Jr., Roy Edward Halil, Kenneth Richard Nusbaum, William Thomas Harrod, and others. Charges include failing to stop, exceeding speed limits, no license, operating unsafe vehicle, parking in private driveway, overweight, and permitting unauthorized operation. Amounts forfeited range from small fines to several tens of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A M
Carroll Lee Burgee
Frederick
Gau
Sesig Aeg Aten ‘Estig Srederick
Lawrence Edward Widiams
Mt Airy
Gerald Francis Kime
Myersville
Carlton Leslie Everhart
Lovellsville
Paul Muton Morelock
Taneytown
Preston Moore Jr
South Market Street
Roy Edward Halil
RFD 2
Mt. Airy
Kenneth Richard ‘Nusbaum
Walkersville
William Thomas Harrod
RFD
Ars Dinhaea Wi
Reckless driving and license offenses listed in court record
A court record lists multiple defendants with fines and charges including Charles Stockman in Jefferson for reckless driving, Edward Moore on West Church Street for operating on expired registration, Frank Jackson of Adamstown for reckless driving, Norman Green Jr. on RFD 6 Frederick for operating while license refused, and Richard Twigg of Las Vale for exceeding 50 with various monetary penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robert Stockman
Jefferson
Edward Bernard Moore
West Church Street
Frank Sylvester Jackson
RFD 1
Adamstown
Norman Allen Green Jr
RFD
Frederick
Richard Guy Twigg
Las Vale
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E.sennower
House Appropriations Committee
the News
Lawrence
By David Lawrence
David Lawrence
United States
Cvil
Little Rock
Boch
Ness
Congress
United Press International
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Indiana Harbor
United Steelworkers
Inti
Lenter
Burlington, Vt
Penald
Ray
North Beach
Stephen
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa Wo. & Laughlin Corporation
Hishurgh
Aliquippa
Courts of Common Pleas
Allegeny
Beaver Counties
East
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Mrs
Lloyd Ambresen
Jane Young
Dau Murphy
Pat Young
Waeikersville
Young
Wiliam Lee Kimm
William Webst Lee
Davis Studo Mel
Seventh Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frank A. Rosensberger
Richard
Kieeny
Miami
Fiee
Gladhill
Middletown
Eugene Young
Rufus Graham
Richard Nemeth
Robert Routzam
Charlies Nikirk Jr
Amidee Eccard
Charles Amidee Eckard
Charles Butts Jr
Lutheran Cemetery
Gary Valentine
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Shirley Wentz
John Clabaugh
Linda Ohler
Alien Musser
Martin Nusbaum
George Motter
Tina Lawler
Rocky Ridge
Robert Seidel
Beverly A. Kolb
Waynesboro, Pa
General Hospital
Waynesboro Hospital
George D. DeLauter
Sahbillasville
John R. Weddie
Paul Arthur Paul Arthur
John E
Minnie Morris Arthur
Arthur
Florsheim Shoe Company
Hanover Shoe Company
Neltlie McKinna Arthur
Ray Whitfield
Jacksonville
Fla
Edward Arthur
Columbus
Gladnill Funeral Home
Ricksy Lee Eyler
Charles
Betty Hahn Eyler
Ridge
Ronnie
John Hahn
William Harbaugh
New Miawar
Nellie Welty
Ellis Croshon
Donald Brake
Rocky Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Byron Ler
Roland T
Vivian Grinder Forney
Frederick’ Memorial Hospitel
Luia Grinder
David T. Forney
Karen Louise Forney
Pipe Creek
Joseph Callahan
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
A. M. Scott
Cumberland Fair
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