Twenty Years Ago From The Colonies Of The News
Annual column highlights include reports from Brunswick on Japanese beetle traps in Frederick and nearby areas led by Philip E. Grove and C. Merle Dixon, a surge in Frederick residential construction with 14 new homes since May, and a Ca toctin Country Club golf record by Earl Rhoderick. Storms miss Frederick but hit Thurmont and Emmitsburg, plus Babson Park financial notes on fire losses and sprinkler advocacy for unions and factories.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Philip E. Grove
C. Merle Dixon
Frederick City
Earl
Buzz
Rhoderick
Catoctin Country Club
Mahlon
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Mt. Airy
Subscriptions and rates notice from Great Southern Pig and 3FG Co
A public notice lists subscription options for a local newspaper including monthly and yearly prices. It notes prepayment in advance and carrier rates, with various cents and dollar amounts. The text also mentions Associated Press rights and mailing details.
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Nort Cart St. Phese BO
Coat Sion
Ember Suet Sureau
Greulenens
Mibee
Associated Press
Cispatenes
Enck
Roses at New York Botanical Gardens Delight Yet Fragrance Lacking
A display at the New York Botanical Gardens showcased 604 rose varieties praised for color and form but none possessed fragrance. An official lamented hybridization advances that erased scent, while visitors favored the scent return under hybridizers. Separately a large party honored Ray mond Staley of Little Rock with many attendees from Walkersville Frederick and Hagerstown.
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New York Botanical Gardens
Botanical Gardens
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns June 25 1968
A gasoline can explosion in Charles Rowe’s summer kitchen on West South Street started a fire quickly doused by a bucket brigade and chemical engines. Mrs Rowe sustained minor burns. Frederick defeated Hagerstown 21 in a baseball game at Athletic Park due to Hagerrstown misplays. Adamstown High School held its ninth commencement with Clyde E Thomas as better speaker and Roger X Day as valedictorian. O M Fogle gave the address. The cornerstone of a new German Lutheran church at Creagerstown will be laid with services Sunday. A fishing party including Judge Johan G C Motter and others fished Greenfield. two fellows sailed out of a boat. Clinton Shepherd and William Griffin reported 200 catfish caught yesterday.
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Charles Rowe
West South Street
Clyde E. Thomas
Roger X. Day
Charles E. Keller
Albert F. Culler
Carl N. Wright
Clara A. Brown
O. M. Fogle
Brunswick High
Edgar RicBride
New Eutheran
Creagerstown
Johan GC. Motter
D. Princeton Buckey
Ricihard N. Nusz
Frank Sheffield
William 4. Woodward
Greenfield
Sheffieta
Woodward
Clinton Shepherd
Wm. Griffin
Records Set By Girls 4-H Members
Demonstrations during a three day 4-H program at East Church Street School drew large spectator turnouts and saw a record number of girls entering county, district, and state contests. Mary Thomas noted high interest. Sally Jones, 13, Mount Pleasant, won for electricity safety and original presentation. Eleven year olds Ly an Howard and Sandra Deans Burdette, Ballenger 4-H, claimed baked foods team blue for Congo Squares. Sue Carol Adams and Suzanne Page, Little Star Buckeystown, earned blue for hot milk sponge cake. Susan Ann Kent and Carol Kent, Johnsville, earned yellow for a chocolate inspired entry.
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East Church Street
Mary Thomas
Slame
Sally Jones
Mount Pleasant
iLyan Howard
Sandra Deanse Burdette
Ballenger 4-H Club
Sue Carol Adams
Suzanne Page
Little Star
Buckeystown
Susan Ann Kent
Carol Kent
Johnsville
City Girls Win Home Economics Team Championship
Freder ick City 4 H club members Doris Dorrell Barbara Helena win home management honors with demonstrate how to remove stains from wood. Amy Shown and others receive blue and red ribbons for foods and furnishings demonstrations.
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Frances Ann Ott
Eileen Grable
Emmitsburg Sr
Barbara Keyser
Catherine Boone
Yellow Springs
Barbara Jean Hahn
Frederick City
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Head College
Redstone Missile Completes Flight at Cape Canaveral
An Army Redstone ballistic missile completed a highly successful test at Cape Canaveral, signaling a step toward field deployment with combat troops and possibly carrying a man into space. The 63 foot rocket could strike 500 miles away and may be activated within months.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Engelbrecht Diary Reveals Maryland Family's German Roots
The Engelbrecht family diary from Frederick, compiled by Jacob Engelbrecht and continued by his son Philip, offers English and German entries, noting Bayreuth connections, a pride in America, and a lone Fourth of July observance in 1867. The diary, spanning to 1878, will be released to the public in original form and on microfilm.
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Whittier
Frederick
Jacob Engelbrecht
Birite
Bayreuth
Bavaria
Jacob
Conrad Engelbrecht
Philip M. Engelbrechit
One Man Show On Display At Burr Artz Library
A solo exhibition by H. Q. Miller opens at Burr Artz Library in the city. The largest piece features a portrait of Annie Oakley rendered in an unusual, unorthodox style with a Buffalo Bill era circus poster background. The other four works demonstrate old frame styles and period details.
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Burr Artz
H. Q. Miller
Mr. Miller
Annie Oakley
Little Suresnot
Buffalo Bill
Senate Panel Votes to Double Atomic Building Program
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee voted to double the 193 million dollar atomic building program from the Eisenhower administration. It adds about 184.1 million for modernization and research projects starting next month. About 145 million funds a second plutonium plant at Hanford in Richland, Washington.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Hanford
Richland
Wash
Local Montgomery Reunion and area weddings noted
Mrs. Fannie Montgomery Kling, aged 91, attended the Montgomery reunion in Frederick with family including Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Kling and grandchildren. Other items mention moves to Washington by Mr Lloyd Holloway and family, Riddlemoser returning from Georgia to join the Navy, and the marriage of Janet Schildt to Atho Kivi in Germantown with detailed wedding roles.
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Fannie Montgomery Kling
East Seventh Street
Maynard Kling
Trail Avenue
Macon
M.rl. Riddlemoser
Riddlemoser
Frederick High School
Local hospital brief reports on recovering residents
Mt Pleasant resident P Kieffer Main underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported satisfactory. Mrs Lewis A Kline has returned home from Washington County Hospital. Jo Ann Smith, 12, recovering at Frederick Memorial for spotted fever. Mrs L Monroe West underwent surgery and is doing as well as possible. Hansel Hurst in fair condition at Union Memorial Hospital after observation. Correction: Mr Hurst was not a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs Ruie Martin LeGore re-entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Me. P. Kieffer Main
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewis A. Kline
East Patrick Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Jo Ann Smith
Walter E. Smith
RFD 6
Frederick
L. Monroe West
Feagaville
Hansel Hurst
Elm Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Hurst
Jobes Hopkins ‘Hospital
Ruie Martin
LeGore
Frederick Memoria Hospital
Teenager reacts to hypnosis during surgery demonstration
Beverly Hills doctor reports a teen girl was awakened on the operating table to show hypnosis improved surgical experience. Separately, researchers say algae could produce oxygen to aid breathing in sealed spaceships.
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San Francisco
Beverly Hills
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