Subscriptions and Notices in Great Southern PTG & MFG Co Paper
The page lists subscription rates for the paper including single copies selling for five cents and various annual plans. It also identifies the paper as a member of the Associated Press and notes distribution details and postal classifications. The issue date page header shows Saturday, June 4, 1900.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. Co
Court St. Proce MO
Frederic
Mont
Bureau of Cironators
Associated Press the Assocs
Emees
Eno. Md
Two More To Go Holiday Toll Tops Memorial Day Record
A three day weekend toll surpasses the prior holiday, with 379 fatalities across traffic, boating, drowning and other causes. Traffic deaths total 367, near the all time high as the nation eyes July and Labor Day, urging extra care to prevent accidents. Everfaithful Class of St Marks Lutheran meets with July rummage sale plans at parish house and Taney Apartments, with hostesses named.
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National Safety Counel
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Jane
Lena B. Main
Doubs
Ruby Akers
Elia Fry
Katherine Carey
Governor Crothers Names Third Public Utilities Board Member
Governor Crothers appointed Dr. Joshua W. Hering of Carroll County as the third member of the Public Utilities Board succeeding Walter W. Abell who declined the appointment. Frederick College commencements honored graduates across programs with many names listed. A special Baltimore and Ohio railroad inspection train arrived in Frederick with officials and a Parke ll residence hosted by Prof. Amon Burgess.
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Crothers
Joshua W. Hering
Carroll County
Public Utilities Board
Walter W. Abell
Frederick College
College Hall
Nevin Macauley Biser
Millard Arthur Derr
Edward Horton Rouzer
Millard
Arthur Derr
Louis Edward Eichelberger
Nannie Louise Gaither
Nettie Marie Hunichen
Elmer Charles Stup
James Leonard Xornagle
Eva Bell Baker
Cleveland Dyer
Helen Bruner Gittinger
Maud Grace Houck
Edward Cronise Lease Jr
Ruth Emma Ogie
Ruth Elizabeth Ramsburg
Elsie May Sheetenhelm
Bessie Catherine Wilshide
L. K. Koontz
Frederick
C. KH. Baughman
W. W. Osburn
Theaty Nea- Tatwotrs
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
June 4 14 items note Churchill on England's resolve after Flanders defeat. Mary H Gregory named clerk at Montevue Hospital after Curry W Gregory's death in a car crash. Thieves loot Lewistown home of Cy Stockman family. German army takes Dunkirk fortress and 40000 prisoners. Everedy Company ready to produce war materials if needed. Theodore R McKeldin of Baltimore to speak at Flag Day here.
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Churchill
England
Flanders
Mary H. Gregory
Curry W. Gregory
Montevue Hospital
Gregory
Cy” Stockman
Lewistown
Dunkerque
Everedy Company
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Frederick High elects William Poffenbarger president
William Poffenbarger, 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs Reese Poffenbarger of Woodsboro, is chosen president of Frederick High School Student Council for the next school year. Warren C. Smith, vice principal, installed officers including Michael Thorne as vice president and Kathleen Murphy as recording secretary.
Navy Veteran Daniel Arris Accepts Richmond Insurance Position
Daniel J. Arris son of Mr and Mrs Alex A Arris of College Parkway is discharged from the U S Navy as of June 1 and has joined Connecticut General Insurance Co in Richmond Virginia He left service as a lieutenant after several years in the Navy
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Daniel J. Arris
Alex A. Arris
College Parkway
U. S. Navy
Richmond
Connecticut General Insurance Co
Navy
Anniversary of Visitation Order 350th Foundation Mass
The Visitation Order marks the 350th anniversary of its founding by St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal with a Solemn High Mass at St. John's Church in this city. The ceremony honors the order's global presence, cloistered yet active schools, and historic Georgetown origin. Services begin at 11:00 a.m. on Trinity Sunday.
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Sisters of the Visitation
Visitation Order
Francis de Sales
Jane Frances de Chantal
Annecy
France
Visitation
Canada
Latin American
the Visitation
Italy
Spain
Portugal
England
Ireland
Germany
Austria
Syria
Holland
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Visitation Monastery
Georgetown
Washington
D. C
James M. Hogan
St. John’s Church
Stephen DB. Melycher
St. John's Church
Westminster
iDeacon
Edward Sargus
St. Peter’s Church
Libertytown
Charles Herbert
O.S.F.S
The
Oblates of St. Francis de Sales
Wilmington
Dela
Frederick Community College awards first associate degrees
The Frederick Community College second graduation class will receive diplomas Monday at 8 p.m. at North Frederick School. Rev Fr Herbert R. Jordan gives the sermon. Rev Walter D Mehrling offers the invocation. Eight students will earn associate of arts degrees.
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Frederick Community College
North Frederick School
B. Lloyd Flickinger
National Parks Association
John Harvey Bane
Rachel L. Baker Beard
James Franklin Fox
Eris Juanita Gillam
William Lawrence Moore
Delores Estelle Shook
Anna Ruth Sibert
Nelson Allan Strathern
Bean Duval W. Sneadner
Charles L. Righter
Harold A. Neufeld
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Harry L. Fehi Jr
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Delores Shook
Jack Wantz
James A. Sensenbaugh
Harold D. Reese
State Department of Education
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Diplomas Awarded To Class Of Sixty Five At Ceremony
A graduation list shows seventy names receiving diplomas in the General course including Carroll Lee Hope Richard Harold McKnight Jerry Robert Sanger Glenn Dale Simmons Rhett Otho Webber James Robert Weddle Elizabeth Sue Augire Winona Pearl Bechtel Beverly Brady Rhodes Erma Frances Carey Marian Ann Cooper Sandra Lee Crone Alice Elaine Drummall Marjorie Sue Eagle Sylvia Lee Feaster Kay Frances Foster Geraldiene Joan Goladay Eleanor Rae Hauver Drina Nedine Hebb Betty Anne Jackson Helen Gale Lancaster Joyce Faye McMurry Carol Lee Moore Dorothy Lor etta Myers Connie Marlene Nicholson Joyce Elaine Robertson Patricia Lea Shafer Joanne Elizabeth Sigafoose Carel Lee Stewart Donna Kay Stewart Mildred Anna Viris Shirley Delores Whisner Tanya Whittington.
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Carroll Lee Hope
Richard Harold McKnight
Jerry Robert Sanger
Glenn Dale Simmons
Rhett Otho Webber
James Robert Weddle
Elizabeth Sue Augire
Winona Pearl Bechtel
Beverly Brady Rhodes
Erma
Frances Carey
Marian Ann Cooper
Sandra Lee Crone
Alice Elaine Drummall
Marjorie Sue Eagle
Sylvia Lee Feaster
Kay Frances Foster
Geraldiene
Joan Goladay
Eleanor Rae Hauver
Drina Nedine Hebb
Betty Anne Jackson
Helen Gale Lancaster
Joyce Faye McMur
Arris Couple Plan Move to Richmond After Navy Service
After service on the U S S North Ampton, Mr Arris and his wife will establish residence soon in Richmond Near future relocation details indicate a new home in the city.
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U.S.S. Northampton
Mr. Arris
Fuluge
Richmond
Miss Pfeifer Named Editor Of FHS Paper
Susan Pfeifer daughter of Mr and Mrs C Ernest Pfeifer North Market Street has been named editor in chief of the Frederick High School paper The High Flier for the coming school year Ada Beall Poole staff adviser notes Pfeifer has served on the staff two years She is also vice president of the Radio committee a member of the De votional Club Council and a member of the Junior Executive committee Six other staff reporters will become editors next year Jane Lanner copy editor Peggy Truk page one editor Linda Lechner page two editor Susan Rabstein page three editor Ernie Taverner and Caroline Fanos page four co editors James Sundergirl Joanne Rice Bernice Weissman and Sandra Wolfe will be business manager bookkeeper exchange editor and typist respectively Seventeen of the 37 members of next year's staff will be new to journalism They are Gail Thompson Donna Pris Larry Hopwood Barbara Kreissig and Kathy Trunk page one reporters Geraldine Wolfe Sharon Shanhoitz John Ferguson Linda Hardy and Judy Willard page two reporters Page three reporters Forbes Burgess Bonnie Strine and Maria Walker Page four reporters Milton Hendrickson Robert Lanner and Howard Hirsch Basis for selection all the new reporters were chosen on the basis of writing competition and teacher recommendations The try-out articles were judged on news style and originality by the High Flier staff and the adviser Ten reporters of last year's staff will return to their same positions next year These reporters are Nelson Lichenstein page one Maria Callas Mary Ellen Creed Rick Olson Wanda Smyth page two Maxine Roach Connie Sanger Sylvia Hart page three and Ray Morgan and Susan Detwiler page four
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Susan Pfeifer
C. Ernest Pfeifer
North Market Street
Frederick
Ada Beall Poole
Miss Pfeifer
Devotional Club
Next Years
Jane Lanner
Peggy Truk
Linda Lechner
Susan Rabstein
Ernie Taverner
Caroline Fanos
James Sundergirl
Joanne Rice
Bernice Weissman
Sandra Wolfe
Howard Hirsch
Staf
Nelson Lichenstein
Maria Callas
Mary Elen Creed
Rick Olson
Wanda Smyth
Maxine Roach
Connie Sanger
Sylvia Hart
Ray Morgan
Susan Detwiler
Equipment Presentation At WMD Equipment Inc
WMD Equipment Inc will host an equipment presentation on Tuesday focused on a time study of industrial gear. A highlight is a full scale operating cut away model of a Case Terramatic drive tractor. The firm serves Washington Maryland and Delaware with main offices along Rt 40 in Ellicott City and a Seaford branch.
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WMD Equipment, Inc
Washington
Maryland
Delaware
U.S. Rt. 40
Ellicott City
Seaford
Cam
Euawars
YMCA Leader Quamme Retires Cited For Devotion And Service
The article honors Quamme on his retirement from the YMCA after long service. Tributes from Louis Hil and many YMCA directors praise his calm leadership and dedication. Recollections note his role in gym access, track events, and health classes guiding community youth and staff. A separate item covers the Girls High Alumnae Association 68th reunion planned for June 20 at the Key Hotel with an 1892 to 1922 class representation.
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Girls High Alumnae Association
Francis Scott Key
Lena Derr Renn
Pauline Lentz Knock
Grace Burgee Beaver
Dolly Che Engle
Bible inscriptions reveal German lineage in Frederick County
Remsberg family notes from a Swiss Bible, purchased in New England, include birth and marriage entries for Johann Georg Riemensperger and Maria Elisabeta Brunner, plus later records for Catherine Remsbergh and Heffner descendants. Letters from 1912 discuss transcription, spelling variants, and local connections to the Steiner and Thomas families.
Remsberg Family Graves Found Near Jefferson Buckeystown Road
A homestead on the road from Jefferson to Buckeystown near the eastern base of Catoctin mountain is linked to George Remsberg. Graves of George Remsberg his wife and son George Peter lie in the Thomas family graveyard per a letter noting the name as George Riemensperger on the tomb.
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George Remsberg
Jefferson
Buckeystown
Catoctin Mountain
George Peter
George
George Riemensperger
Thomas
Deaths of Mrs. Rosie Viola Hurd Green Mrs. Henry Walker
Death notices list Rosie Viola Hurd Green 75 of Warnesboro Pa died at home on Bittner Farm born Oct 15 1634 Jugtown daughter of John and Isabelle Hurd widow of William H Green formerly of Wolfsville now Waynesboro area Also listed are Laury E Walker 50 wife of Henry E Walker of Brunswick die d suddenly and George Melvin Zimmerman 77 Germantown retired farmer died at Brown Nursing Home Clagettsville with service details and survivors.
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William H. Green
Rosie Viola Hurd Green
Warnesboro
Bittner
Green
Jugtown
John
Isabelle Brownie Hurd
Wolfsville
Waynesboro
Nikita's Cuban Visit Bold Move
Washington officials viewed Khrushchev's proposed Cuba visit as a bold bid to spread Soviet style democracy in Latin America. They predicted it would fail and likely meet hostility from Cubans wary of Communist influence, while Cuban Catholic bishops increasingly warned about communism.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Mr Millard Haines Returns Home From Hospital
Mr Millard Haines of North Market Street has returned home after medical treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Millard Haines
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Legal Secretary Edith Wickham Dies After Long Service
Edith E. Wickham, a Frederick legal secretary with over fifty years of service, died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital in her early nineties. Born in Frederick, she lived at 137 West Third Street and worked for Holden S. Felton in the Pythian Castle building. She was active in Calvary Methodist Church and United Daughters of the Confederacy, taught a Bible class, and was the last of her immediate family. Visitation is Tuesday morning at 1108 North Market Street Funeral Home with services by Rev. E. William Hall. interment at Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors: Robert E. Dailey and Son.
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Edith E. Wickham
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Third Street
Miss Wickham
Old Frederick College
Holden S. Felton
Pythian Castle
Frederick
Louis A
Winnie L. Young Wickham
Calvary Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Church
Church School
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
North Market Street
E. William Hall
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Funeral Rites Held For Miss Bessie Hahn At Evangelical Lutheran Church
Funeral services for Miss Bessie V. Hahn 211 East Patrick Street who died Wednesday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital were conducted Friday at 2 pm at the Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Charles F Trunk officiating. Members of the Ladies Bible Class attended in a group and casketbearers included Carlton Baumgardner John L Shaw Martin L Bowers Rodney E Willard W Meredith Young and Meredith Mackley. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Robert B Ealey and Son funeral directors.
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Bessie V. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk
Ladies Bible Class
Carlton Baumgardner
John L. Shaw
Martin L. Bowers
Rodney E. Willard
W. Meredith Young
Meredith Mackley
Mt Olivet
Robert BE. Dailey and Son
Wedding of Helen Stallsmith Sheffer and Rev John Stuff
Mrs Helen Stallsmith Sheffer of Gettysburg and Rev Dr John Calin Stuff of Washington were married Friday at St Peter’s Lutheran in Washington with Rev Donald Brake officiating. Maid of honor Paula F Sheffer. best man John Franklin Stuff. They will reside in Washington DC.
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Sheffer
Helen Stallsmith Sheffer
Gettysburg
John Calin Stuff
Washington
St Peter's Lutheran Church
Donald R. Brake
Paula F. Sheffer
John Franklin Stuff
Evarts Street
N.E
Maryland Synod
Dr. Stuff
Gettysburg College
Harman couple announce birth of Steven Edward
Mr and Mrs Monroe Harman of RED 7 Frederick announce the birth of their third child and first son Steven Edward on May 31 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Harman is the former Betty Wedde of RFD 1 Thurmont
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Monroe Harman
Red 7
Frederick
Steven Edward
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harman
Betty Wedde
RFD 1
Thurmont
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the News
FHS Council
William Poffenbarger
Reese Poffenbarger
Woodsboro
Frederick High School
William Harrod
Charles H. Kehne Sr
Frederick County Heart Association
Dwight Collins
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Maurice D. Ashbury
Frederick County Counseling Service
Alan Long
Red Cross
Russell Michael
Frederick County Cancer Society
Jerome Offutt
Frederick County
Warren C. Smith
Penny Pilgrim
Sperry Storm
Smith
David Dean
Council
Ann Pilgrim
Susan Jacobson
Susan Denver
Sandra Roberts
Robert H. Ferguson
Meehan
Ferguson
Jr. College
Alvin G. Quinn
YMCA
Noah Downes
Quinn
Board of Directors
Pfeifer
FHS
Griffin
Quamme
Louis Hil
Quinnie
Louis
Mary Motter
R. Ames Hendrickson
Ymca Board of Directors
MCA
Clyde M. Roney
Waica Board of Directors
Rotary
L. R. Derizbaugh
Dick Ramsburg
Brittain
Jack Griffin
Remeber
Frederick Historical Society
George Brunner
Remsburg
Poolesville
Remsberg
Marguerite Siegrist
Hood College
Waldorf
Eva Dorodea
Guen
Johann Georg Frey
Siegrist
Brunner
Mariaa Elisabeta Brunnerin
Anna Mariaa
Johannes
Catarina
Elisbeta
Anna Margereta
Georg
Charistta
Stefan
Barbara
Sebastian
Susanna
Marina Elisabeta
Marina Elisa Beta
Catherine Whipp
Stepeen Remsbergh
John Thomas Heffner
Jacob
Caroline Heffner
Daniel Stephen Heffner
Aurst
Catharine Remsbergh
Stephen Remsbergh
Funkstown
W. L. Remsberg
Punkstown
Historical Society
Mr. Remsburg
Middletown
Elizabeth Steiner
Daniel Thomas Remsburg
Montgomery County
Johann Georg Riemensperger
Thomases
Steiner
Schley
Keno
Glences
Henry E. Walker
Laury E. Walker
North Maryland Avenue
Brunswick
Tate Lou Darr
Mary Ayers Darr
Mary
Lou Walker
Wayne S. Walker
U. S. Army
Walker
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Rebekah Lodge
Pocahontas Regimen’s
B. & O. Veterans
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Bethany Lutheran Church of Brunswick
C. H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home
Relph Miller
Saint Paul Cemetery
Point of Rocks
George M. Zimmerman
George Melvin Zimmerman
Germantown
Brown
Clagettsvile
Feagaville
Edward J
Amanda Smith Zimmerman
David Zimmerman
Myersville
Ethel Waters
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Nikita
Alvey N. Smith
Barton Funeral Home
Isville
Albert Lavder
al Iene
Ralph W. Foley
Carroll D. Huffer
Claude N. Blank
William BH. S. Miller
William R. Esler
J. Elwood Hummer
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Woodsbere
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