Pione Pointer Frederick Daily June 14 1983
The Frederick News page 4 issue details publication data and pricing. It notes the paper is published in Frederick Maryland with a 1983 date and Associated Press affiliation. The page provides general subscription rates and carrier rates. It mentions circulation auditing by the Audit Bureau and availability of local news and AP dispatches.
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Frederick
Maryland
Great Sqvihern Ptg
WFO
North Court St Pione
Sore
Audit Bureau
Vo Circulatone Emelro
Associated Ted Press
Associated Press
Post
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Beet Files
June 14 1913 reports parcel post expansion and payment on delivery guidance by Philip Wertheimer injured boy from Braddock Heights improving after handspring fall. Episcopal church painting under S J Welty a news note. Walter McDaniel leads choir groups from Cumberland for Allegany County Sunday School event. Repairs to Carroll creek bridge Brewers Alley noted. City officials on water system inspection found conditions satisfactory. Pea crop weak per Monocacy Valley Canning Co. Ol li Fulton found mangled along B and O tracks near Point of Rocks. Dog that bit George Shook reported rabies and Pasteur treatment planned.
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Prarcel Post
Philip Wertheimer
Charles Wertheimer
Braddock Heights
Aroun
Philip
Episcopal Church
S.J., Welty
Walter McDaniel
Cumberland
Allegany County
Carroll Creek
Brewers Alley
Monocacy
William Fulton
George Shook
Charles Shook
Schaeffer Hargett
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Stokes
Baltimore
Father’s Day origins and the Old Man’s defense mechanism
The piece notes Father’s Day began in Spokane in 1910 and is now nationally observed. It jokes that fathers feign surprise at gifts while resisting sentimental holidays, and recalls jokes about bills due on July 1. It emphasizes the family’s reminder advertisements and the father figure’s wary humor.
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Spokane
Wash
Operation Alphabet Aims at Washington Illiterates
About 33 000 residents in Washington will face a 20 week tv based reading and writing course starting July 15. Those without sets will gather in churches and halls for broadcasts at 6 30 am and 7 30 pm five days a week for 100 hours total. The District of Columbia Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsors the project to reduce relief rolls by teaching basic literacy and writing. Chicago has led similar efforts and other cities are urged to adapt the program to local needs.
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Washington
District of Columbia Federation of Women‘s Clubs
Chicago
Letter To The Editor ACY Thanks Helpers To The Editor
The Frederick branch of the National Association Advancement of Colored People expresses sincere gratitude for services and support through the local AACFP. References to pageant results and local community events appear. text includes inconsistent names and scattered notes on market prices and river conditions.
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ACY
Frederick
National Association Advancement of Colored Peanie
AACFP
May Follies
Iron Hicks
Middle Street
Sirioy Thandie
New Market
Terimessia Son
Fredenck
Frederick Telegram Roundup of 1944 Local News Highlights
Twenty years ago 34 registrants were sent to Baltimore for examination by Local Draft Board Two. G Raymond Shipley becomes Fred ick Lions Club president with July 1 start. City election cost 3719.63. Captain Guy Anders, former sheriff, promoted to major in the Army effective June. Crowned while swimming at Crouse's Mill near Taneytown the body of John Franklin Beetlan 13 Union Bridge recovered four hours after accident. Nation's draft age fathers worry over arming reductions after next December. Inductees from the wheat top to end of year. About 8 cases of alleged pleasure driving and Victory speed violations to be disposed of by county OPA legal panel hearings in the courthouse. Allies focus on attacks on Sicily near the Hawaii coast. New city administration under Mayor Hugh V Gittnger took office. Mayor appoints E Austin Lates as city attorney Russell McCain elected board president and Dr Markey Sr reelected clerk to the board.
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Baltimore
G. Raymond Shipley
Frederick
Union Bridge
Washington
OPA
Court House
Sicily
Hawaii
Hugh V. Gittnger
E. Austin Lates
Russell Mc.Cain
Dr. Markey Sr
Weddings Saeder Hener Macbeth Ann Holtes day
Saeder Hener Macbeth and Ann Holter wed at Grace Church in Rex Dr Rasmond region. The ceremony joined James Fo Sadler and Mrs Sarah Sauder Mantel with Theodore Sauder present as key relative.
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Saeder — Hener
Macbeth Ann Holtes_ daych
S. Harley Hoter
Yeviow Springs
James Fo Sadler
Sarah Sauder
Mantel
Orchard
Theodore Sauder
Aere
Rex
Rasmond
Wobelm
Job Saecket
Bregher
Laon
Gtral Mertis Corporation
Four Men Convicted in Maryland Savings and Loan Case
Federal jury found Thomas F. Johnson Frank W. Boykin J Kenneth Edlin and William L Robinson guilty on 32 counts in a case tied to mail fraud conflict of interest and conspiracy. Sentencing awaits appeals with July 10 deadline and $10 000 bonds continued.
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Baltimore, Md
Congress
Thomas F. Johnson
Frank W. Boykin
Johnson
Boykin
J. Kenneth Edlin
William L. Robinson
Ewch
U.S. Dist
Roszel Thomson
Edlin
Maryland
Robinson
Miami
Klin
Maryland Savings and Loan Operations
First Colony Savings and Loan Association
Virginia
Tydings
J. Hardin Marion
Arnold M. Weiner
Arthur Burnett
John T. Menzies
Thomson
Local Notes on Hospital Patients and Traffic Incident
Among the sick Mr Clyde R Barber of Tramsville is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Dr P B Lansdale, also a patient, was discharged today and returned home on East Church Street in improved condition. Master Jay H Zimmerman and Howard J Zimmerman convalesce at 412 Military Road after surgery for removal of tonsils and adenoids. In Hagerstown a charged improper passing case involves Robert Spickler and Joseph M Shepley after a collision on Route 40 near Beaver Creek Road. damages to both autos were minor.
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Clyde R. Barber
Tramsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. 8
Lansdale
East Church Street
Jay H. Zimmerman
Kathryn L. Zimmerman
Military Road
Howard J. Zimmerman
Mountaindale
Hagerstown
Robert Spickler
Joseph M. Shepley
Myersville
Beaver Creek Road
Howard T. Uhler
Brunswick School Plans Under Review for Cost Savings
School board discussion centers on cutting costs in new Brunswick facilities. Members Dorsey Best and Smith urge plain construction, more teacher pay, and early board oversight while opinions on terrazzo floors and combined auditorium gymnasium are weighed. Architects may review plans pro bono to identify savings.
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Dorsey
Best
Smith
Thomas
Board of Education
Fifth Disease Invades Montgomery County
Dr. William J. Peeples, Montgomery County Health Officer, announced an uptick in Fifth Disease as parents report a rash resembling German measles in children. The illness, caused by an unknown virus, typically shows flushed reddening on the arms and legs that fades, with sun exposure often worsening the appearance and no fever or other symptoms in most cases.
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William J. Peeples
Montgomery County
Health Department
Peeples
Cases Heard in Magistrate Court
Edward James Walker of Red 3 Mt Airy was jailed 30 days for fake pretense after a May 28 charge by James W. Linton. Carvel A. Haines 66 of South Market Street got a suspended 90 day sentence for assault and battery from a June 12 charge. Edward Olen Beachley 41 of Middletown released from $2,500 bond on a pandering charge with no trial date set.
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Edward James Walker
RED 3
Airy
Frederick County
Robert K. Kennedy
Walker
James W. Linton
Mt. Airy
Carvel A. Haines
South Market Street
Haines
Audrey Yeschenko
Edward Olen Beachley
RFD 1
Middletown
Beachley
Jury Trial Sought in Fort Wayne Larceny Case
E Austin James for Douglas E Shirey 21 of Fort Wayne Indiana sought a jury trial on a petty larceny charge and waived a preliminary hearing on grand larceny. Shirey allegedly stole a radio from Cyrus Gambrill and pawned a tape recorder for 25 dollars. A second grand larceny charge involved a ring belonging to Lloyd Culler valued at about 125 dollars.
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E. Austin James
Douglas E. Shirey
Fort Wayne
Ind
Shirey
Stanley Y. Bennett
Cyrus Gambrill
North Market Street
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Frederick County
Lloyd Culler
Culler
Tobacco and sugar stocks edge higher in early irregular trading
Trading in New York shares opened with moderate activity as tobacco prices resumed gains and sugar stocks moved up in an irregular session. Market observers noted a uneven but generally improving tone this afternoon.
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New York
Hospital Employes Picnic Awards Given to Seven Staff
At a hospital picnic yesterday administrator P David Youngdahl presented five year service awards to seven staff members. Recipients included Margaret Fitze Catherine Grove Daisy McDonough Bessie Heffner Lil Proto N Ausherman Katherine Jackson and others in Nursing Laundry and Dietary departments as colleagues applauded.
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Pial
P. David Youngdahl
Margaret Fitze
Catherine Grove
Daisy McDonough
Bessie E. Heffner
Lil
Frank
Veter Lian N. Ausherman
Russell Snowden
Katherine K. Jackson
Nursing Service
Lamy
Lapeer
Dave Vereidan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Deaths William J Ault and others in Maryland area
Death notices report William J Ault of Sandy Hook age 72, born Pleasantville, survived by wife Mary Marie Myers Ault, daughter Frances Mellett, two sons George W Ault and Jess N Ault, 14 grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p.m. Samples Manor Church of God. Also listed are Charles Freeman Booth of Brunswick, Harry Clayton Lenhart of Araby, and other relatives with funeral plans and burial details in Maryland towns.
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William J. Ault
William Jess Ault
Sandy Hook
Pleasantville
John Leslie
Maude Hanes Ault
Ault
Mary Marie Myers Ault
Frances Mellett
Front Royal
George W. Ault
Jess N. Ault
Samples Manor Church of God
Samples Manor
Herbert Myers
J. Donald Euckles
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Walter C. Weller 34 Martinsburg resident dies
Walter Craig Weller died at his Martinsburg home after ill health since a January leg fracture. Born Funkstown January 29, 1869 he was the son of John and Margaret Weller. Survived by three sons two daughters eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services Sunday at 2 PM at Brown's funeral home with burial at Mt Olive Cemetery Martinsburg.
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Walter Craig Weller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Weller
Funkstown
John
Margaret Byers Weller
Clara Cole Weller
Baker Stone
Kearneysville
Blair Limestone Co
Berkeley County
Harvey L. Weller
Chicago
Charles B. Weller
Richard B. Weller
Wilmington
Del
Philip Strine
Catharine M. Weller
Brown
Edward G. Wenger
Mt. Olivet
Funeral Services Around Clarence Gilmore Knill and Edna M Leister
Funeral services were held for Clarence Gilmore Knill at 11 a m Thursday at 106 East Church Street Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son. Pallbearers were Ox Fibre Brush Co. associates Rene Gibo George Hargis Jr Clarence Powers Doyle Carr Philip Robert and William Leichert Jr. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also services for Edna M Leister were at 2 30 p m yesterday at United Brethren Church Taneytown Rev Arthur Garvin officiated. Pallbearers were Guy Paul Cletus William Leister Melvin Amos and Kenneth Reid. Interment United Brethren Cemetery Taneytown. Creager and Son Thurmont funeral directors.
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Clarence Gilmore Knill
Normal Blvd
Glassboro
N. J
West Jersey Hospital
Camden
East Church Street
G. H. Mendelman
Emanuel Lutheran
Clarence E. Powers
Doyle W. Carr
Philip N. Robert
William B. Leichert Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Son F
Edna M. Leister
Reisterstown
United Brethren Church
Taneytown
Arthur Garvin
Old Rugged Cross
Guy
Paul
Cletus
William Leister
Melvin Amos
Kenneth Reid
United Brethren Cemetery
M. O
Creager and Son
Thurmont
Art Show Planned For Thurmont Library
Seventeen artists have enrolled to submit entries in a Thurmont public library art exhibit starting Monday and running through June 3. An additional cinthestine exhibit will be held on the library porch the first or second Saturday of the exhibit season.
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Thurmont Publo Library
Anna Gall
Bertha Clay
June Baltrel
Fuzalcih Weddie
Mary Englar
Mildred Thompson
Baptist Church Plans Vacation Bible School Program
The First Baptist Church announces a Vacation Bible School schedule running through June. Key leaders include Cennie Mehane and Mrs Men Raawh in the youth division, Franklin Barigia lecturing in the Norwis department, and supervision by Mrs Eugene Burdette and Mrs Billy Roberta. Staff roster features Miss Carol Huebes, Mrs Paulling, and Frank Bryan directing primary activities with aid from Kaye Peel Sherrow, other teachers, and church secretaries Mrs Lee Jacobe and Mrs James S. Criet. Refreshments will be served. volunteers are listed.
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First Baptist Church
Vacatea Bohl School
Sam
Freda
Etter
Mehane
Men
Franklin Barigia
Norwis
Eugene Burdette
Billy Roberta
Norman Baim
Dewey Trek
Bemmer
Carol Huebes
Paulling
Frank Bryan
Kaye Peel
Sherrow
William Brerey
Waste Stalnaker
Roeser
Linda Lee McChear
Carrie Newcatmier
Nobert Woelward
Thompson
Gail Hoches
van Laer
Charles Zeander
Betey Goodman
Jace Baer
Jace Baer Addunmal Winkers
Trung Rhwiezick
Warren Beal
Pamyer Fout
A. B. Collins
Lee Jacobe
James S. Criet
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