Weddings in Burkittsville: Ahailt and Brandenburg Tie Knot
Evelyn Elaine Ahailt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles C Aba Jefferson and Richard Lee Brandenburg son of Mr and Mrs Archie Brandenburg Middletown were married June 18 at 8 pm in the Lutheran parsonage Burkle Rev Mario Zirkle officiated. The couple plan a newly furnished home near Burkittsville after a reception with relatives.
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Prapecadurg
AE St Amless
Evelyn Elaine Ahailt
Charles C. Aba
Jefferson
Richard Lee Brandenburg
Archie Brandenburg
Middletown
Burkle
Mario Zirkle
Carnanon
Pearis
Mary “Margaret Brandes
Burs
Charles Brandenburg
Burktsyile
M Detown High School
Midletown High School
Burkittsv
Recen
Joan Marie Eckrich
Wilard P. Eckrich
Airs
Ralph Emery Steick
Robert V. Steick
Littlestown
St. Michaels Catholic Church
Poplar Springs
T. H. Metzger
Local News Briefs From Frederick June 25 1959
Short notes from Frederick Maryland dated June 25 1959 include pricing for newspaper subscriptions with monthly and half year options and carrier rates. The page lists advertising and circulation details as part of the daily issue. The content is a partial snapshot of the newspaper’s front matter and notices.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
North Cour
Phore MO
Masih
Bureau of
Messer
Associated Press
AP News
Fras Ecces
Fairy tale of debt and a modern money machine
An absurd ancient tale recounts rulers overspending until crisis hits. A good fairy warns, but people despair as money is printed by a press, debts rise and a doomed end follows. The piece satirizes reliance on rapid printing and credit beyond restraint.
Attacks Over Japan Sea Clip Trend of Cold War Skirmishes
In the past decade there have been 33 incidents involving United States and Communist aircraft in the Japan Sea region. An American Navy patrol plane was fired on by two MIGs during a training mission, injuring one crewman while the aircraft returned safely with 14 aboard. The incident prompted a serious State Department protest, with officials saying it aimed to escalate tensions ahead of Geneva.
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United States
Ti State Department
Geneva
Uhey
Berlin
Editor dies at 86 in Butler area
John L. Wree, editor and president of T. Butler Eagle, died at his Butler home aged 86. He had led the newspaper for four years and was a member of the Pennsylvania or Pennsylvania related society of editors. Plus a separate AP note says a St Louis strike ended after 15 days, halting the presses.
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Butler. Pa
John L. Wree
T. Butler Eagle
Butler
Wise
Thesylvania Society of Newspaper Editors
ST. Louis, Mo
Singing Convention Hears Local Clergy at Germantown Church
The June meeting of the Montgomery County Singing Convention was held at Germantown Baptist Church with Rev. James P Kerr presiding. Noting the president’s move, Rev. Hen F Hartley, the gathering featured multiple solos and choruses from local churches, including Cedar Grove and German town Presbyterian, and will reconvene in July at Mt. Carmel Methodist Church.
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Montgomery County
Dorothy Wright
Lois Sutphin
Cedar Grove Baptist Church
George Rawn
Patricia Poole
Germantown Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Jerry Collins
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note Villa Park being beautified for June 23. A macadam walk, electric lights, benches, and a cafe by Mr. Andrew Haines are added. Wheat harvest begins in the county with Dr. MecHinsey, Kiln, and Saurin Dutrow harvesters near Fred. Joseph D. Baker named president of the Citizens National and elected Maryland Bankers Assn president at Blue Mountain House. Class Day at Borsch School held at Cin Opera House with graduates and a welcome by Col. Hesdrick B. ophed.
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Villa Park
Andrew Haines
D. F. MecHinsey
Saurin Dutrow
Markell
Fred
Joseph D. Baker
Citizens National
Maryland Bankers Associaion
Blue Mountain House
Borsch School
Cin Opera House
Gth School
Col. Hesdrick
Frederick Scouts Camp Archie test passers at summer camp
A 1939 column highlights Frederick Boy Scouts at Camp Archie One photo shows Lavier Michael Frederick Evernart and Dwight Collmus passing tests in building and cooking at the camp Camp Greentop in the mountains above Thirmonthill opens July 1 for crippled children from across the state This marks the camp's second year at the current location Frederick delegation heads to the district convention aiming to bring the US meet to Frederick.
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Frederick
Camp Archie
Lavier Michael
Frederick Evernart
Dwight Collmus
Greentop
Thirmonthill
Toons
Ocean Cus
Wedding of Bonnie Henson and Dale Frushour at Wolfsville
Bonnie Mae Henson and Dale Eugene Frushour wed at Marks Lutheran Church Wolfsville in a double ring ceremony. Rev Richard E Manning officiated and guests included family from Myersville and Smuthsberg. The bride wore a lace gown with pearls and carried white flowers. The couple soon will reside in Riverdale after a southern states wedding trip.
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Richard E. Manning
Hilda Cropper
James Wilson
Dana Henson
E. Wes
MT Khample
Colese
Delphin Frusbou
Soander
Smuinshure
Edward
J George Henson
Wobert Firey
Calin Wedee
Eugene Smyth
Dorothy Sensensauch
Richard Spangler
Riverdale
Middletown High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
Anerdale Hills School
Prince Georges County
Eddietown High School
Hagerstown Business College
State Police
Army
Donald Henson
Delphin Frushour
Death notices in Rockville and Brunswick area
Obituary notices report Clarke Berg of Rockford Illinois died after a months illness. Separate obituary lists Lewis H. Cornelius of Brunswick a retired B and O shop foreman with large surviving family. A third notice records Charles L Knill of Woodbine dying at 69 with service details and Oak Grove Cemetery burial planned.
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Lifford T. Berg
Clifford T Berg
Rockford
Rockford Hospital
Alexander A. Arris
Carroll Parkway
Girls Choose Their Election Candidates
ANNAPOLIS AP The nearly 2000 teenagers at Girls State prepared to elect a slate of state officials. Nationalist candidates included Carolyn P. Bryson governor Annette E. Panneton attorney general Maureen McGrath comptroller. Federalist candidates included Suzanne Brooks governor JoAn E. Silverman attorney general Beverly Lou Wagner comptroller.
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Annapolis
Make Believe
Girls State
Nationalist Party
Carolyn P. Bryson
Dundalk
Annette E. Panneton
Laurel
Maureen McGrath
Adelphi
Federalist Party
Suzanne Brooks
Mr. Rainier
Joan E. Silverman
Baltimore
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Baker
The body was taken to Backies Funeral Chapel Bolivar Harpers Ferry for services conducted by Rev John Wright. The ceremony followed by burial in Edge Hill Cemetery Cha Town.
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Silas W. Euler
Woodsboro
Powell and Hartmer
Mr. Eyler
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Ira Houck
Sceiner Smith
Wilton Stitely
Donald Young
William Eyler
Cramer Powell
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
George Hines
J.H. Baker
Baltimore
Backies Funeral Chapel
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry
John Wright
Edge Hill Cemetery
Cha
Town
Local Hospitalizations and Injuries Reported
Among the sick Mrs. Les Bare was removed by ambulance Monday from Mountaindale to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she remains a patient. Mr Vernon J Smith of near Libertytown suffered a heart attack and is a patient at Montgomery County General Hospital. Master Robert Deener of Knoxville is a patient at Washington County Hospital. Thomas E Brooks aged 14 of 237 South Market Street was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a left arm injury and returned home after care at United Ambulance from the Bureau Street playground.
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Les Bare
Alion Bare
Mountaindale
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vernon J. Smith
Sear Libertytown
Montgomery County General Hospital
Omer
Robert Deener
and Airs
Merle Deener
Knoxville
Washington County Hospital
Thomas E. Brooks
South Market Street
Burek Street
United Ambulance
Bitter Husband Kills His Wife And Himself
The man Edward Nagle, 21, after threatening to mend problems, killed his wife Diane Nagie, 18, on a country road near her home and then died by suicide. The couple, married two years, had been separated since February and had a daughter, Donna. Neighbors described Nagie as seething after Diane said she loved another man.
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Farmingdale
Diane Daughton
Nagie
Edward
Betty Hagze
Herbertsville
Nagle
Nagles
Donna
Samuel Nagle
Engagement of Patsy Horner to Pvt Charles Hagan Jr
Mrs. Helen Smith of Thurmont announces the engagement of her daughter Patsy L Horner to Pvt Charles Hagan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hagan of Frederick. No date is set for the wedding.
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Helen Smith
Thurmont
Patsy L. Horner
Charles Hagan Jr
Charles Hagan
Frederick
Connor Sr. Former AP Traffic Chief Dies After Fall
David J. Connor Sr. longtime Indianapolis traffic chief for the Associated Press died after breaking his hip in a fall. He retired about 25 years ago.
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David J. Connor
Indianapolis
Ind
IAP
David J. Connor Sr
The
Associated Press
Local personals note three families and travel to Church Camp
Mr Henry Ponson Jr of 45 East Third Street will be 37 years old Friday. Miss Cynthia Kepler, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kepler, Mo nocacy Village, and Mark Rice, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Rice, Mo nocaty Village, left Tuesday for Church Camp at Greentop in the Catoctin Mountains Park near Thurmont. They will return Sunday. Miss Cornelia Kelly of Hagerstown has moved to Frederick living with her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs John R Fitzpatrick.
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Henry Ponson Jr
East Third Street
Cynthia Kepler
James Kepler
Monocacy Village
Mark Rice
Melvin Rice
Monocaty Village
Greentop
Catoctin Mountains Park
Thurmont
Cornelia Kelly
Hagerstown
Frederick
John R. Fitzpatrick
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Park Heights
C. H. Feete and Brother
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Charles Lester Knill
Frederick County
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William T
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Helen Parker
Leesburg
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Hyattsville
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Board of Education
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Harpers Ferry
Zion’ Presbyterian Church
Masons and Shriners
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Orange, N.J
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Alexandria, Va
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