Subscriptions and masthead details of a 1988 newspaper
The page lists subscription rates and mail options for a Frederick Maryland paper published by the Great Southern PTG and MES Co. It notes prices for weekly monthly and yearly plans and mentions Associated Press content. The date shown is Thursday June 2 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg & Mes. CO
St. Prone
Frederick
Meath
Monty
Cacher
Marth
Avcit Bureey
Associated Piac Press
Erkx
Aid To Cuba Ends Economic Aid Cut Under Mutual Security Act
Economic assistance to Cuba is being terminated under the 1960 Mutual Security Act. Two small programs ending this year include advisory aid to a Cuban agricultural station and training for Cuban civil aviation personnel. Costs total 150000 to 200000 dollars annually, with renewal not sought by Cuba. Military aid through a few air cadets at Corpus Christi ends this month. Sugar trade remains. Cuba provides about one third of US sugar purchases. Congress weighs sugar act extensions granting presidential quota adjustment powers.
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Cuba
Eisenhower
Corpus Christi
Texas
United States
Congress
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns June 2 1910
Mrs Ed Ward E Adams of New Market slowly improves after being badly burned carrying hot coal from a stove. A piano recital by piano normal department pupils at the Conservatory of Music in College Hall featured Bruce White and several named students. A railway claim agents association meeting in Chattanooga elected J Roger McSherry of Chicago treasurer and president. Manual training exhibit to be shown at the Boys High School. United Brethren Sunday School men’s class elected officers J E Phleger president and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Adams
New Market
Pianoforte Normal Department
Conservatory of Music
College Hall
Bruce White
Grace Cline
Harriet White
Charlotte Smith
Jean Eee Baugh
Antoinette Salter
Mildred James
Catherine Besant
Bmaretta Hers
United Brethren Sunday School
J. E. Phleeger
David Steiner
Wiliam Blentinger
J. W. Kiracofe
Hiram R. Heck
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Adolf Hitler is expected to offer France a separate peace or risk a drive on Paris. Dr W G Greenawalt, a former Frederick druggist, dies at 76 in Chambersburg after years in Frederick. Curry W Gregory fatally injured by auto near home May 30. Meeple Hobbs injured at Frederick Iron and Steel Co plant. General James A Drain, Memorial Day speaker, doubts US entry to war. Margaret Byard, 13, struck by a car after alighting from a school bus near Middletown.
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Adolf Hitler
France
Paris
W. G. Greenawalt
Chambersburg
Dr. Greenawalt
Frederick
Schley Drug Store
Walter Duggan
Greenawalt
Market and
Second Streets
North Market Street
Hotel
Curry W. Gregory
Meeble Hobbs
RT. 1
Frederick Iront and Steel Co
Frederick City
James A. Drain
United States
Middletown
Margaret Byard
John Byard
Construction Totals Over $500000 in Frederick in 1968
Construction activity in Frederick for the first four months of 1968 reached 510 685, a drop from 702 355 in the same period of 1959. Building permits on file with the City Engineer show a March upturn with 354 655 in permits, but April slowed to 78 625. Read as a whole, the year begins with 25 new houses in March and only four in April, with numerous single and multi residence projects totaling in the hundreds of thousands, including dozens of home additions, garages, and remodels across Frederick streets and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Meredith L. Elworthy
Taney Avenue
E. W. Ausherman, Inc
Wyngate Drive
E. W
Bis
James H. Cramer
North Market Street
Bartgis
Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick N. Shankle
Thomas Avenue
Raymond P. Free Sr
East South Street
Brosius Homes Corporation
East Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
South Market Street
Crocker ‘and Little Construction Company
East 13Th Street
Hood College
Rosemont Avenue
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
East Sixth
East Streets
Charles Johnson
Northside Drive
Crocker and Little Construction Company
Columbus Avenue
Cleveland T. Grove
West
All Saints Street
H. Webster Whitehill
West Second Street
Melvin Snyder
Willow Avenue
Hamilton
Kline Boulevard
Harry Fogle
Pine Avenue
John W. Stockman
Valley _ street
Donald H. Hiltmer
Fairview Avenue
Frank R. Adams Jr
Pearl Street
Canberra Court
Union-Everedy Company
William S. Hood
South Bentz Street
Elmer §. Davis
Young Place
Harry Shafer
William C. Geisbert
Carrollton Drive
Robert E. Kennedy
Sherman Avenue
James
Paul Afichael
Lindbergh Avenue
Bmrs
Evelyn Cram
East Fourth Street
Panl
East Third Street
Charles V. Main
Howard Cole
Motter Avenue
Delores Long
Braddock Avenue
Edward D. Grove Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Thomas J. Allen
West Colas Terrace
Births and sale of historic funeral home in Westminster
Hospital report notes births at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg and Warner Hospital in York or Westminster area as Mr and Mrs Clarence Wivell welcome a son and Mr and Mrs Howard Sweeney announce a daughter. Carroll County’s oldest funeral home, F. A. Sharrer and Son of Westminster, is sold to Dr James G. Saffell of Reisterstown, whose son runs the Saffell Funeral Home in Westminster. the firm was founded by Francis A. Sharrer in August 1846.
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Clarence Wivell
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Howard Sweeney
Thormort
Warner Hospital
Charles Airing
Jennings V. Frock Jr
Annie Warner Hospite
Funeral Home
Carroll County
F. A. Sharrer
Ambrosen Receives Citation for Deaf School Work
Lloyd, superintendent of the Minnesota School for the Deaf in Faribault, received a special citation at a dinner. Ambrosen, a former principal, was honored for his long service including roles as teacher and coach. He studied at Gallaudet and in Europe, and served in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
School For the Deaf
Gene Ambrosen
Minnesota School For the Deaf
Faribault
Winona
Gallaudet College
Washington
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Navy Board of Directors
Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf
England
Europe
Two Local Weddings Mark May Ceremonies in Washington and Leesburg
Mr Gary Herd of Ohio married in Washington with Rev Michael Kretsinger officiating The bride a Loudoun County High School graduate 1957 and a hospital receptionist in Leesburg The groom served in the Air Force and now works as an electrician in Ohio The couple plan a honeymoon then reside in Ohio The ceremony featured white gladiolas red carnations and baby's breath The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil The maid of honor wore royal blue and best man wore blue The couple will reside in Ohio after the trip Also Mr and Mrs Lindsey of Lucketts were married May 27 in Friends Creek Church of God The bride wore light blue nylon chiffon over taffeta The groom attended Thurmont High School and works for Blue Ridge Pipe and Nipple Company They will reside in Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
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Gary Herd
Ohio
Washington
Middletown High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Washington, D.C
United States Air Force
Air Force
Herd
Chio
Donald
Patsy
Robert
Ginger
Earn Garfield
Boyd Funk
Ricky Lee
Myersville Rfc
Pease
Patricia
Mary Lou
Katrina
Plainfield
New Jersey
Jackie Wolfe
Gladys Smetzer
Joseph Warrenfeltz
Smiths- Petesee Ee
Lindsey
Graham
New Jerusalem
Duke Lindsey
Lucketts
Michael Kretsinger
Bible Lee
Betty Lee Comphor
Thomas Heflin
Bee
Loudoun County High School
Doctors
Orr and
Virus
Leesburg
U. S. Air Force
Truckers Supply
Lindsey Will
Nel C. Turner
Davey Turner
Friends,Creek
Friends Creek Church of God
Harold Beck
Blue Ridge Summit
Toledo ABC tournament marks 16th 300 in history
In Toledo on April 21 the ABC tournament produced its 16th perfect game as ten bowlers rolled 300s in a series of events. Obie, Loraia, and Foot 46 led the field in a dramatic score showcase.
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ABC
Toledo
S Foot
Loraia
Obie
Summer Band Seeks Players For Seasonal Rehearsals
Frederick High School announces a summer band program inviting ninth grade and higher music students to join rehearsals on Monday evenings in Room 2. The group performs at carnivals picnics and festivals and relies on fundraisers to purchase equipment and meet other needs while offering summer instrumental training and community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Sick residents and hospital admissions in Frederick area
Among The Sick Sir Houskeggs, Mr Airy, a medical patient at Frederick eye surgery on Friday. Mr Kenneth H Stull, 77 Hamilton avenue, underwent surgery Friday at Frederick Memorial. Mr Richard A Smith, 25 Thomas avenue, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday. He is a cardiac patient. Mrs Robert E Damuth or Mr Claude E Moore, Old Braddock, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday as a surgical patient. Miss Roberta Bostian, RFD 2 Onion Bridge, is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Medlical patient. Mrs Jack R Wood, Sellman, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday. She is a medical patient. Thomas F Summers of East Sixth street, entered Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, yesterday for surgical treatment.
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Houskeggs
Airy
Frederick
Kenneth H. Stull
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial
Richard A. Smith
Thomas Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Damuth
Claude E. Moore
Old Braddock
Roberta Bostian
RFD
Onion Bridge
Baptists Move To Pacify Rebellion
Leaders of the American Baptist Convention sought to pacify rebellion within the ranks while preserving ties to Protestantism. Delegates from First Baptist Church of Wichita pressed to repudiate affiliation with the National Council of Churches, accusing the council of left wing tendencies amid the annual convention near Rochester, with about 10,000 Baptists in attendance.
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Rochester
American Baptist Convention
National Council of Churches
Aoe
First Baptist Church of
Wichita
Kan
Council
Maryland State Fair wins partial tax exemption ruling
Maryland Tax Court votes 3-1 to exempt land and buildings used for horse racing at the fair, while upholding part of a $724,745 assessment. The Appeal Tax Court of Baltimore County had exempted $136,565, with dissent by Judge Lawrence B. Fennemar.
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Baltimore
Maryland Tax Court
Maryland
Timon
Appeal Tax Court
Baltimore County
Joseph M. Mathias
John Wood Logan
Cornelius P. Mundy
Lawrence B. Fennerman
Fennemar
Thx
State Fair
Drowned Search Plots Aftercottage Island Rescue Cry Heard
Mastrino was reportedly pulled from the river after a夜 search that began at 7 45. Wayne Hill of Brunswick Rescue crew and Albert Porter of Knoxville aided by Corp. R. Stor er pulled Mastrino from the water. A Brunswick plane circled the river but had to quit at dusk. A crowd gathered on the bridge as boats scanned the river. Mastrino works as a relief driver for the United Fire Company.
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Mastrino
Lee Agerageny
Wayne Hill
Brunswick Rescue
Albert Porter
Knoxville and Corp
R. T. Storer
William Care
Brunswick
Wayne Merriman
Hill and
Woods
United Fire Company
Funeral Services for Daniel Theodore Long Held in Thurmont
Funeral services for Daniel Theodore Long who died Saturday at Washington County Hospital were conducted Wednesday at 2 pm at M L Creager and Son funeral home in Thurmont. Rev E Koontz Helwig officiated with pallbearers named.
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Daniel Theodore Long
Washington County Hospital
M L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
E. Koontz Helwig
Charles Wast
Claude Oliver Lenhart
Mountaindale
East Church Street
Roby H. Eastridge
Urbana Methodist Church
George C. J. Spurrier
William Staley
Paul Rosencrantz
Lee Cirie Dorsey Nicholson
Howard Ranneberger
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Expense Account Records Reopened by House Order
Washington AP The House reopened expense account records for public inspection after a secrecy order was lifted by Speaker Sam Rayburn. New rules restrict photography and removal of files. a clerk’s representative must supervise viewing, with verbatim copying allowed to reporters.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Fox
Rayburn
Ralph Roberts
Deaths fill pages in local notices with multiple obituaries
Multiple deaths announced in a Frederick area column. Harry C. Fisk of Dickerson, formerly with the Washington Star, dies at Germantown after 35 years on staff, survived by wife, son, sister, brother, and grandchildren with funeral at Hilton home in Barnesville and services at St Mary’s. Other obituaries include Mrs. Elinor Marie Jackson of 325 East Church Street, Mrs. Grace Warren McCleaf of Greenstown, Miss Bessie V. Hahn of East Patrick Street, Mrs. Harriett A. Kauffman of South Mountain, and infant John Franklin Stone Jr., with calls, services, and interments listed.
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Harry C. Pisk
Harry Clay Fisk
Germantown
Dickerson
Washington Star
R. Carroll Fisk
Sadie Grant
Atlanta
Georgia
Howard Fisk
Washington
Hilton Funeral
Barnesville
St. Mary's. Church
William B. Hilton
James R. Jackson
Elinor Marie Jackson
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Florence Anna Green
Asbury Methodist Church
Norman Green
Libertytown
Virginia Allen
Norman Green Jr
Chester R. Green
William H. Green
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
West All Saints Street
H. J. McDonald
Charles I. McClear
Grace Warren McCleaf
Greenstown
Hamiltonian Township
Samuel and
Emma Wills Warren
Zion Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Charles L. McCleaf
R. Warren McCleaf
Blue Ridge Summit
Clara King
Union Bridge
Leroy Lantz
Raymond Warren
Garrettsville
Ohio
Carl Warren
Fountaindale
Guernon Warren
Rouzerville
Donald Warren
Hagerstown
Wilson Funeral
Otto Kroeger
Charles Coke
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Bessie V. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Miss Hahn
Henry A
Anna Zimmerman Hahn
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church Women
Ladies Bible
North Market Street
Charles F. Tronk
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey
Grandparents, siblings survive in Woodsboro funeral notice
The note lists the deceased's paternal grandfather Frank Stone Jr, paternal grandmother Mrs Charles Mercer and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Moser. Surviving sister Peggy Lou and brother Donald Leroy live at home. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. at Mt Hope Cemetery with Rev William M Brown officiating. Powell and Hartzler are funeral directors.
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Usy Vu
Frank Stone Jr
Charles Mercer
George Moser
Peggy Lou
Donald Leroy
Mt Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
William M. Brown
Powell and
Hartzler
Dickerson and Area Social Notes and Local News
Dickerson and Poolesville residents share sympathy for the Houck family after a death. church board met in Dickerson May 24. Local events include a May birthdays list, a Gaithersburg move in and visits from Fargo and New Jersey families, a WSC shower for Wayne Speaks, and multiple church and social gatherings. Several residents are on the illness list, with the Stull home hosting gatherings and a Stanley Party fundraiser noted. The piece also mentions gymnastic champion Tom Darling and a brief note on the Nickel five cent piece and a woodpecker named Nickel.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Susie Stottlemyer
Peggy Kessler
Dayhoff
Frederick
Poolesville
Bruce Houck
Dickerson Methodist Church
Dicker
Miss White
Nathan Hilda
Eleanor Matthews
Johnnie Burdette
Earl Vance
Mary Sam
New Jersey
Earl Rowe
William F. Rachel
Fargo
N. D
Bernard William
Rachel
Williams
B. Hagin
Pistemouth
Register
Baker
Siter
Clagett
Dickerson W.s.cs
Stull
Edwin Matthews
Judy
Ellen
Hartley
Lonaconing
Uyse
Half Million Mark Passed In Fund Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports a total of $501,160 raised in the campaign. The business and professional division led by Nie mann A Brink surpassed its $50,000 goal with $63,101 on hand. Buckeystown Ballen-Ber Braddock Urbana districts chaired by Leicester Thomas Jr. exceeded their $6,500 target with $8,417 on hand. The Metropolitan division grew to $22,473 of a $35,000 quota aided by a $10,000 pledge from the Hospital Board of Managers Gift Shop. A final report notes 2,000 pledges so far and urges renewed outreach before the scheduled final meeting on June 9.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Niemann A. Brink
Buckeystown
Ballen- Ber
Braddock
Urbana Distrie
Leicester Thomas Jr
Hospital Board of Managers
Mr. Grove
Grove
Niemant A. Brunk
Joseph P. Turner
Richard D
C. Lease Bussard
James R. Austin
John W. Morgan
Howard W. Ash
Best
Charles H. Smelser
G. L. Thomas Jr
David H. Young
Local notices list Mr Rice relocations and anniversaries
Mr. Roger R. Rice Jr formerly of this city now employed at Jawa Cane in Los Angeles. Mrs. Paul Stockman of West South Street will observe their 20th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Miss Mary S Wilkinson of Medina Maryland, former children's librarian at C Burr Artz Library, is spending a few days in town. She is registered as Steneis Scott Key Hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger R. Rice Jr
Jawa Cane % America
Losand
Paul Stockman
West South Street
Mary S. Wilkinson
Medina
M. D
C. Burr Artz
Ick
Steneis Scott Key
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the News
Tusstown
Willing Workers
Women’s Fellowship
Charles J. Kauffmas
Harriett A. Kauffman
William Wagaman
Fayetteville
South Mountain
George and
Elizabeth (Wagaman) Reasman
Church of God
George Kauffman
Walkersville
John E. Stone Jr
John Franklin Stone Jr
John F
Catherine Moser Stone
Betsy Ross
Tie Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marie
Tom Darling
Michigan State
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