Fifty Years Ago Rems From The News Post 1914
A summary of local notes includes Miss Henrietta McDaniel returning home after the Little Women production in New York, the State Roads Commission awarding a contract to M. J. Grove Lime Co. to resurface the Jefferson pike at seven and three fourths miles, Frederick’s Star-Spangled Banner Centennial plans seeking $2 500 from Baltimore, and The First National Bank of Mt Airy rebuilding on the old site after a fire with bids sought for the new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rems
News-Post
Henrietta McDaniel
William A. Brady
Louisa Alcott
Elizabeth McDaniel
West Third Street
State Roads Commission
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Jefferson
Home Week
Baltimore
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
Milton B G. Urner
Adoption Crime Probe Highlights Interstate Child Trade
A Senate subcommittee hears that in 1962 there were 121000 adoptions with 36 percent by nonrelatives who paid 3000 to 7500 dollars each. Katharine B Oettinger cites $7500 for babies, urging a law making interstate or foreign adoption procurement a crime with up to five years or a 10000 dollar fine. Senator Thomas J Dodd leads efforts to curb profit driven trafficking in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine B. Oettinger
Department of Welfare
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Subcommittee
New York
End of Bipartisanship in House Foreign Aid Fight
The House faces a party line vote to cut foreign aid by 500 million amid bipartisan tension. Rep. Otto Passman leads the push to trim the 3.5 billion authorization to 3 billion, with Johnson branding his request as bare bones. A diverse 100-member coalition plans to influence the outcome. Some investors hoard silver dollars seeking metal value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Otto E. Passman
Passman
Johnson
American Forces Capture Cherbourg Defense Peak
Allied Headquarters announces capturing a defense peak four miles from the sea southeast of Cherbourg at Tourlaville. The report notes ongoing Allied advances around Cherbourg as World War II progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Cherbourg
Tourlaville
Horton Peace
Frederick
Bernard C. Wright
Bernard W. Stitely
Lows N Cole
John McE Wilson
L.A Rice and Sons
Wilson
Rice and Haller
Motel Operator Takes His Life
Charles Maynard Reed 59 operator of the Shangri-La Motel near Thurmont died last night at Washington County Hospital from a self inflicted gunshot. He was found by his wife in the motel office with a .22 revolver nearby. Reed a World War II veteran and American Legion member is survived by his wife Pauline, three sisters Louise Morrow Carrie Yingling and Margaret Reed. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maynard Reed
Thurmont
Washington County
Hagerstown
Charles D
Rosie L. Freshman Reed
Edwin C. Creager Post American Legion
Charmont
Pauline R. Miller Reed
Louise Morrow
Arlington, Va
Carrie Yingling
Waynesboro
Margaret E Reed
Creager
Arlington National Cemetery
Lloyd F. Arvin
Lloyd Franklin Arvin
Jefferson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Steadman - Keenan
American Legion
Brunswick
Trene Frye
Levin
Albert
Landers
Clarence
Baltimore
CH Feete and Brother Funeral
Ralph Miller
Park Heights
Miss Markey and Jeffrey Bensing Tie Vows in Perkasie
Susanne Markey and Jeffrey Lynn Bensing united in marriage at St. Andrews Lutheran Church Perkasie with Rev. Mark L. Lauchner officiating. The couple, both 1964 Elizabethtown College graduates, will reside in Winston-Salem North Carolina as Bensing pursues a Wake Forest College assistantship and Markey plans teaching in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Markey
Willard H.markey
Frederick
Perkasie
Jeffrey Lynn Bensing
William G. Bensing
Fredericksburg
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
Mark L. Lauchner
Elizabeth Markey Hooper
Walkersville
Priscilla Schlenker
Silverdale
Esther Strehle
Sellersville
Mary Bensing
Jane Markey
Robert Weirich
Jonestown
William Bensing
Karl Boehringer
Raymond Stern
Paradise Pa
William Koons
Lebanon
Gail Tice
Line Lexington
Walter Rittenhouse
Lansdale Pa
Bryan Ackler
Baltimore
Markey
Bensing
Charles W. Lockard
Pocono Mountains
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Winston - Salem
N.C
Wake Forest College
J. Harold Hooper
Edward D. Grove Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Byron Hughes
Braddock Heights
Richard Ackler
Death correction for Mrs. Margaret Orris of Middle town
The death notice corrected misinformation about Mrs. Margaret Orris's parentage and survivors. It states she was the daughter of Mrs. Orrell Phillippi Eaton and the late Glenn W. Eaton, with siblings Glenn W. Eaton Jr and others, and survived by sons Dai of Grand Haven Michigan and Rex Vid Noel Orris of McKaig, and Ford Eaton of Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret P. Orris
Middletown
Western Maryland Chronic Hospital
Orrell Phillippi Easton
Orris
Orrell Phillippi Eaton
Glenn W. Eaton
Glenn W. Eaton Jr
DaiGrand
City playgrounds toured by officials and recreation staff
City officials recreation commission members and playground supervisors toured the city playgrounds Monday evening. The photo shows leaders directors aldermen and staff with children Cortney Palmer Richard Robinson and Richard Palmer among the attendees and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Jean Munshour
Jacquelyn
Frank J Keeler
Charles Fitez
Jack Doll
Robert Strine
Cortney Palmer
Richard Robinson
Richard Palmer
Navy contract to Aircraft Armaments for sonar system
Aircraft Armaments Inc of Cockeysville Maryland won a 3.8 million Navy contract for a sonar simulation system used in anti submarine warfare. Rep. Clarence D Long announced the award on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aircraft Armaments Inc
Cockeysville
Navy
Clarence D. Long
Dae
Monay
Maryland Officials Outline Resource Development Plans
Dr. Sparks emphasized roads and bridges tying areas to economic streams while the Maryland Department of Economic Development promotes a two year science industry program to attract business. James J. O'Donnell discussed planning wise use of resources as a panel explored agriculture forests fishing minerals parks water recreation government employment and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Maryland
James J. O’donnell
State Planning Department
O’donnell
J. Paxton Marshall
University of Maryland
Paul W. McKee
Water Pollution Control Commission
Frederick Sieling
Department of Tide Water Fishery
Gilbert A. Crandall
Department of Economic Development
Kenneth N. Weaver
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Jack Hunter
Martin Company
Friendship
Gordon M. Cairnes
J. Donn Aiken
Maryland State Department of Employment Security
Albin O. Kuhn
Everett Weitzell
Federal Extension Service
George Grier
Carroll County
Miss Mary Hutton Warfield to Spend Summer in New York
Miss Mary Hutton Warfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert G Warfield of Sunnyside Woodbine will leave this week to spend the summer in New York She recently graduated from Bryn Mawr College Mrs Bertha Horine of Valley View Nursing Home Middletown marks her 85th birthday Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Slom chech of Ridge Road Braddock Heights announce the birth of their fourth child second son on June 18 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Slom chech is the former Rosalie Kline of Wolfsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hutton Warfield
Albert G. Warfield
Sunnyside
Woodbine
New York
Bryn Mawr College
Bertha Horine
Valley View
Middletown
Albert Slomchech
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louise Tressler
Johnsville
Andrew H. Miles
James Smith
New London
Ruth Cordell
Nancy James
Robert Cordell Jr
Clarksburg
Albert Muller
RFD 2
Knoxville
Danny William
Charles Town
W. Va
General Hospital
Brethren Conference Delegates Gather in Lincoln Neb
About 7 000 attendees, including seven ministers from six congregations, converge on Lincoln Nebraska for the Church of the Brethren annual conference. Delegates discuss population growth, family planning, divorce allowances under conditions, Bible reading in schools, and race equality efforts, with Rev Dr DeWitt L Miller presiding and Rev Dr A Stauffer Curry named moderator elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Lincoln
Neb
Frederick
Merlin E. Garber
Ralph E. White
Richard Petre
RFD 3
Caroline Grossnickle
Walkersville
Byron M. Flory Jr
Kristin
Kevin
Monrovia
Bush Creek
DeWitt L. Miller
Hagerstown
A. Stauffer Curry
Elgin
Four Injured In Two Car Crash On Route 97
A two car crash on Route 97 in Taneytown Sunday at 10:20 am injured four people. Driver Paul W. Glacken of Keymar and a passenger in the Leppo car, Cynthia Mae Meyer, and Nancy K. Meyer of Littlestown, were hospitalized in Gettysburg. Leppo faces reckless driving charges with a July 24 hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Paul W. Glacken
Keymar
Samuel Kaufman
Westminster
Main Street
William K. Leppo Jr
RFD
Leppo
Cynthia Mae Meyer, Jr
Nancy K. Meyer
Littlestown
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Taneytown Fire Co
Glacken
Robert W. Ellis
Westminster Barracks
Deaths in Martinsburg and Frederick area
Obituaries list Lloyd F Arvin 71 of Brunswick and several Frederick County residents, detailing death in Martinsburg VA Hospital and other local funeral services. Also noted are Howard F Damuth 59 of Frederick County and Frank M Ebert, Edward L Potterfield, Gilbert Neal Thompson, Ruth Waltz and Miss Mary Etta Thompson with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert N. Thompson
Gilbert Neal Thompson
Durst
Frostburg
M R. Etchison
Champion Dairy Winner Named at 4 H Demonstration Day
Rodney Martz of New Midway 4 H Club won the dairy division champion ribbon at the Frederick Fairgrounds opening session of 4 H Demonstration Day. His display titled Clipping a Dairy Animal for Show highlighted the event as 82 4 H members planned demonstrations in dairy foods bread poultry and plan and plant for beauty at Junior High School today through 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Martz
Russell Martz
Key- Mar
New Midway Boys
Frederick Fairgrounds
Rodney
West Frederick
Frank J. Keefer
Local patients and hospital notes at Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Mrs. Leroy Hoke of Rock Hill is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles Gordon of Woodsboro was admitted as a medical patient last Thursday. Dr. David G. Everhart Jr. of North Court Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial. Chevy Chase, Maryland spans about 225 acres just over the DC line and recently marked its 50th incorporation anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hoke
Rock Hill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Gordon
Woodsboro
David G. Everhart Jr
North Court Street
Chevy Chase
District of Columbia Line
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Markey
Mr. Bensing
Jeffrey L. Bensing
Hilda Roelke
Mary Lowe Smith
Alvey Renn
Warren Evans
Harvey Harrington
Carroll Roderick
Treas
Hans Brinker
Howard F. Damuth
Helen K. Biehl Damuth
Quinn Road
Mr. Damuth
Frederick County
Howard G
Queen V
Woolard Damuth
Roy J. Rice
Morris F. Damuth
Robert Earl Damuth
Howard R. Damuth
Donald Martin
Susan Springer
Donald Springer
James Springer
Robert Springer
Damuth
East Church Street
Bush Creek Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Frank M. Ebert
Frank Monroe Ebert
East Eighth Street
Monocacy Hall
Mr. Ebert
Thomas
Catherine Thomas Ebert
Estelle Litsinger Ebert
Edward F. Ebert
Edward E Litsinger
New Castle
Delaware
Ralph Given
Ebert
Household Finance Company
Hammaker Brothers Memorials
Calvary Methodist Church
Leaders Bible Class
Corinthian Lodge
AF. & A. Masons
C.F. Waverly Lodge
Church Street
Olivet
M.R. Etchison & Son
Edward L. Potterfield
Edward Lamar Potterfield
McNabbs
Catonsville
Dorothy Jones Potterfield
Edward
Alice Vincel Potterfield
Lovettsville
James Edward
Georgia
Elizabeth Leonard
Phoenix
Ariz
Rose Hill Cemetery
Masons
Noble Z. Waltz
Ruth Waltz
Araby Road
Janes B
Charlotte Jones Bell
Araby Methodist Church
WSCS
Edna May Lenhart
Doris C. Lines
Naomi Perry
Margaret Ernest
Marion Buicker
Bernard J. Bull
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. Etta Thompson
Mary Etta Thompson
West King Street
Sandy Hook
Middleton
Margaret E. Price Thompson
West Burke Street
Rose E. Thompson
0. M. Russler
Conne
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