Suburban Paper Advertising and Rates Listing 1953
The Frederick Maryland issue shows subscription options for the Great Southern Pig and MFG Co. with prices for single copies, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly plans. Contact details include 36 Kerth Court St and phone MD S417. It is dated Monday June 27 1953 and indicates postal authorities in Frederick.
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Great Southern
MFG
Kerth Court St
Frederick, Md
Aug Bursau
Creulatoas
Fredenck Md
Formula For Survival Weekend Editorial Ties Altruism And Cynicism
An Fourth of July weekend editorial argues many highway deaths are preventable if drivers slow to legal speeds, avoid alcohol, and follow signals. It presents a "brother's keeper" idea: I am my brother's keeper but I won't count on him to keep me, urging personal responsibility combined with care for others.
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Alcohal
Tut
Record-auto year hits seventh million mark early
The fourth-millionth passenger car of the year rolled off the line two months before the August 1950 four-millionth record. With summer shutdowns, the industry projects a seventh millionth car year at the current pace. August 1950 saw 683,995 cars sold, the peak buying month as demand rivals production. The industry expects auto sales to trend higher as families increasingly own more than one car.
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Workmen blasting to reach depth for a cellar connection on East Patrick Street near Market Street caused excitement as stones flew to West Patrick Street by the City Hotel. Names of locals and officials tied to plans, camps, and farm notes are listed amid a damaged segment describing harvest weak yields and crop concerns across the county.
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Rosenour
East Patrick Street
Market Street
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Samuel Kefauver
Bentz Street
Alan Shank
Moyersville
Vaio Burger
Double Weddings in Westminster and Glenn Point
Miss Cathryn Joan Talbert of New Windsor R D J and George Donald Hess of Carroft on Ohio were wed in Salem Lutheran parsonage Westminster in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. The bride wore white taffeta with red corsage. Attendants Miss Anita Harvey and Robert Seller. Mrs Hess a 1935 graduate of New Windsor High School works at GC Murphy Co Westmaster. Also noted is the marriage of Madeline Paaste of Glenn Ion e to Melvin Horse of Carrollton Ohio with Dina Moetzher officiating at Monrovia Brethren Church on June 9. The couple, after a short wedding trip, planned a reception at the groom’s mother’s home near MA.
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Staph Keira
Cathryn Joan Talbert
Airs Thomas Talbert
New Windsor R. D. J
George Donald Hess
Ednaess
Tanevtown RD
Raymond Hess
Salem Lutheran Parsonage
Westminster
Anita Flarvey
Iwide
Robert Seller
Atss vHarvey
Hoss
New Windsor High Sehanl
GC Murphy Co. Westmaster
Rowe—Paole
Warner
Aary
Madeline FF Paate
Glenn If Ione
Melvin Horse
Carroflton
Ohio
Hee Bone
Twenty Years Ago Alrms Pram Phe Columns Of The News
Grain and weather notes from June 27 1955 report a damaged bank barn at Gracebang Creacers tow a pand and a wedding at the Reformed church. Fishing season opener July 1 sees fishermen preparing as Potomac runs high and Monocacy is muddy with ideal wheat crop prospects.
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Alrms
Darge Bank
Foraer
Smhan Missii
Gracebang
Sibert
Fo Colter
Alt Geerse
Schroed
Tschoeder
Feedetieh
Rey
Potomac
Red China Speech Sparks Gunpowder Alarm Across Nations
A contentious speech attributed to Dulles triggers Cold War friction as critics claim it threatens tone of world peace. The article cites fears of aggression against Indochina and potential missteps from the United States and allies.
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Ghin
Charced Toges
Wrale
Panlow Adaliess
San Francis Ve Bridas
Sava Dulles
Dulles Chartes
Ahankressey
Walea
Indochina
Dulles
Korea
Miss Mary Sue Reed Weds Fred Harrison Jr in Catholic Rite
Miss Mary Sue Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs A J R Reed near New Market and Fred Eugene Harrison Jr son of Mr and Mrs Fred E Harrison Sr near Woodbine were married Saturday at St Johns Catholic Church East Second Street in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Richard C Malcisell. The bride wore a ballerina tea length gown of white bridal satin with fitted bodice and round neckline. She carried a white prayer book with pink roses and streamers. She wore a pearl necklace and was a Frederick High School graduate class of 1951 employed as secretary for Frederick Trading Co. The groom farms near Woodbine. After a wedding trip they will reside in a newly furnished apartment. Immediate families, friends and relatives attended.
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Mary Sue. Reed
Ajr. Reed
New Market
Fred Eusene Narrison Jr
Fred E. Harrison Sr
Woodbine
Alice
Bt. John’s Catholic Church
East Second Street
Richard C. Malcisell
St. Fohn’s
Frederick High School
Frederick Trading Co
Harrison
Nouth
Wrouth
Art
Reunion of LYSC Class Elects 1940 Alumni Officers
A list of reunion attendees for the LYSC class is shown with names including Muriel Hickman Hoffman Mor ine Hoffman, Luther Mor ine, John Hoffman, Elmira Reese, Nathan Jacobson, Laura Rehne, Melvin Kranty, Dorothy Gilford Krepos, William Landis, Helen Leather, Mary Lovaner, Duie Adeline Alas aha Roche Cardell, Sue Vektfresh, Subert Laren, Wilken Mercer, Minnie Melesworth, Ja Moulton, George HOOF, Rene, Victor Palmer, Charles Poole, Charles Walson Puniman, Earl Rhodouch, Wu Kam Schildknecht, Alfred Shankle, Peark Sheets, Evelyn Maker, Roseheile Shook, Roscoe Puy, Harold Stale, Evelyn Stone, Narmond Stone, Mildred Stop, Eugene Thomas, Helen Thomas, Ruth Thomas, Cora Trout, Harald Twentey, Evelyn Valentine, Clarence Wastler, Pearl Watkins, Whitmore, Frances Singer Valletta Yinger, Meredith Young, Frances Zimmerman, H. Elias Zimmerman. Officers elected to serve the 1940 alumni for five years are Elwood Whitmore president, Edwin Stone vice president, Meredith Youne treasurer, Mars Shankle Gastley secretary. Dancing to Clarke Direcelemietin s Ui Hews toucinders the silver anniversary reunion.
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Muriel Kathleen Hickman
Vary E. Hoffman
Luther Edward Morine
Willie Edut Howard
John Hoffman
Grotze Vincent Lotten Ly Vall
Elmira Reese Jraph
Nathan Jacobson
Alaine Bk Keeney
Laura Virginia Rehne
Melvin E. Kranty
Dorothy Isabel Kee Gilford L. Krepos
William VeCreery Landis
Helen Louie Leather
Mary Lowe Lovaner
Duie Adeline Alasaha
Roche CL 'Hh Cardell
Sue Mary Ve
Shankle
Alfred Ro Sharpe Peark
Paulie B. Shipies
Evelyn Louise Mmaker
Roseheile Shook
Roscoe I Puy
Harold Ko Stale
Helen C sStaley
Evelyn Louise Stone
Narmond J. Stone
Mildred Virginia
Eeucene Thomas
Helen R Thomas
Ruth EO Thomas
Cora Louise Trout
Harald
Twentey
Evelyn Lawse Valentine
Clarence Ferton Wastler
Pearl Watkins
Thomas Whitmore
Frances Wiona
Valletta
Evelin Yinger
Meredith S Young
Frances Fo Zimmerman
H. Elias Gimimerman
Elwood
Whitimore
Eaviond L Stone
Meredith Youne
Mars Shankle Gastley
Clarke Direcelemietin
Local Delegates to Attend NEA Meeting in Chicago
Marsland represented, six teachers and administrators head a group attending the ninety third annual National Education Association convention in Chicago July 3 to 8. About 12 000 attendees expected. program highlights include Adlai Stevenson Harold Stassen Waurine Walker and Dr William G Cart. Delegates from the area include Jack B Kussmaul W E Wallace Mr and Mrs Fred J Brown Mrs Janet Waush and Katherine Romader Brunswick.
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Marsland
National Education Association
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Harold Stassen
Waurine Walker
NEA
William G. Cart
Jack B. Kussmaul
Elm Street
W. E. Wallace
This City
Maryland Association
Future Teachers of America
Fred J. Brown
Knoxville
Janet Waush
Katherine Ro Manor
Brunswick
Steelworkers Chart Pittsburgh Wage Talks Continue
United Steelworkers officials reject offers of zero and ten cents from Ind and US Steel. Wage Policy Committee plans to uphold rejection as talks with the industry proceed. Union president McDonald notes 96 firms under consideration and warns of a general strike at midnight unless an agreement is reached.
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Pittsburgh
Ihciq United Steelworkers
Indand Steel Co
US Steel Corps
Umon
Davis
McDonald
Fle
de Sass
Mednight
Thursras
Rrarterd
Spencer Elected To Head Maryland Moose
Spencer of Baltimore was elected president yesterday of the Maryland Moose Association at its 2nd annual convention. He succeeds William Ro Carseallont at Cumberland, with 283 delegates voting to hold the mid winter conference in Hagerstown and a statewide convention to follow. Wallan Nichols was named candidate for president, and Baltimoor Meylert secretary.
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Willige
Spencer
Baltinore
Maryland Moose Assn
Vlase Spencer
Chautnan
Meassaruation
William Ro Carseallont
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Satie
al Sace
Wallan Nichols Ta
Reystom
Sant Canatelia
Baltimoor
Fragmented OCR reveals a court docket with multiple names and charges
The readable fragments show a North Market street incident and a series of charges across several individuals. Names such as Mr Gemee PH Smith and Manoels Go Thareon appear alongside mentions of reckless driving and other alleged offenses. The text is garbled but indicates a public legal notice style docket listing several defendants.
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Lingessere Manoels
Thareon
RED TV
Frederick and
Pyste
Heony Waltherssite
Tiger NS
Miss Mary Ellen Hazzard Weds Roy T Etzler
Miss Mary Ellen Hazzard married Roy T Etzler in Westminster Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was led by Rev Hazzard with Westminster faculty member officiating. The bride, given away by her brother Joseph W Hagzard, wore lace over satin with pearl accents and carried a white rose bouquet and a small white New Testament. Barbara Priest served as maid of honor and Charles Powell was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Westminster. the bride is a Wisconsin Wesleyan University graduate and former Westminster Junior High School faculty member. the groom is a Western Maryland College graduate and a U S Army second lieutenant.
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Mies
Mary Ben Harvard
Lowell B
Hazzard
Westminster
Fiev Y. Ligier
Mia
Etzler Woodshare
Diehot Marstand College
Pr. Hazzard
Inide
Joseph
Hagzard
Ft. Gilmer
Kansas
Barbara Priest
Bloominaston
Mhnois
Charles Powell
Woodsboro
James We
Ted Wead Iy
Whitehurst
Beltur
Ruchared Evzler
Woodsbero
Robert Hazeard
Rast Lansing
Michisan
Ama Oytheaaa de Avid Tun Fo Rover
Robert Schillma
Boston
Mass
Hire
James Lansdon
Murray Titus
Dorothy Elderdice
Harriet Coole
Bel Air
Kenneth Goodell
Groom
Western Maryland Cell
Army
Holstein-Friesian Association Concludes Convention
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America ended its Philadelphia convention with Albert B. Craiz elected president and Scott Meier named vice president. About 1,000 delegates and guests attended as directors were chosen to fill expiring terms. discussions covered dairy records, improved breeding, and use of frozen semen to advance the breed.
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Holstein-Fricevan Association of America
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Albert B. Craiz
Sewickies
J. Homer Remshere
Mirdietown
Scott Meier
Ilanmbat
Missouri
Directos
Halton
Dairshaven
Holton Fiieeran Association
Ned Can
Ata
Holston
Tom Vans
Dean
Cretsuse
Maitland
Standard Oil Buys Corner Property at Patrick Street
The estate of the late G William Dansberger sold a corner three story brick building at 73 West Patrick Street to Esso Standard Oil Company for 28 500. The sale, conducted by Emory C Dansherser as executor, also included several other properties on Madison and West South streets sold to various buyers, with prices ranging from 3 000 to 9 000. Auctioneer RR Bowlas oversaw the proceedings at the courthouse on Saturday.
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William Dansberger
Encoutay
Courthlouse
Inick
West
Patrick Street
Patrick and
Benlz
Esto Standard Oil Company
Madison “Tront
Tonctary
Madison Shed
Harvey * Flarks
West South Street
MacAustin Young
Sturwo House
Seagni Asked To Form Italian Government
Seagni is approached to assemble a new Italian cabinet as political maneuvering unfolds in Rome. President Giovani Gioneig intends to consult with potential leaders and assess feasibility before formal government formation progresses under Groncht supervision.
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Seagni
Rome
Natoma
Avholar
Beft Christian Democcrat
Mhurshad
Reyeer
Faly
Mshr
Giovani Gioneig
Mercie de Aiaspent
Luisi Ginaudt
Groncht
North Korea Builds Up Air Force, Says Seoul
Seoul charges North Korea has 580 combat jets in three air divisions, with two more under construction. The claim cites defectors Capt. Lee Ka Yong and Lt. Lee Eun Sung, who landed Yak fighters at Seoul Airport on June 21. The report notes armistice limits and outlines North Korea’s growing air and army forces.
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Seoul
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Noth Korean Reds
NOK
Red
China
Me Tet Baegel
Lee Ka Yong
Lee Eun Sung
ROK
Ayy Terve
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings Births and Visits
Dr and Mrs Barton Gallo visit Rosemont Avenue near before moving to Detroit Michigan Jean Blickenstaff becomes Mrs Gallo. News of Woodstown visitors Register of Wills Racchi and Schaffer family trips. Jacksons celebrate wedding anniversary. Elworthy announce birth of daughter Holy Dee at Frederick Memorial. Mary Washington College dean’s list student Jacqueline McClung home economics club historian. Panton exalted ruler and others attend Easton BPDEllis meeting. Beverly Lynn Fritz born at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Eastern Star officers hosted by Mr and Mrs R B Wolfe as Grand Chapter prepares for Washington session.
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Barton Galloway
Daniel SN. Blickenstaff
Rosemont Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Galloway
Jean Blickenstaff
Blickenstaff
Robert R Rarehéf
Robbie Lee
Robert R
Woodstown
Ngl
Register of Wills
Harry D. Racchi
Grove Boulavard
Roy C W. Schaffer
Linden Hills
A. H Jackson
Edward Elworthy
East Patrick Street
Daugher Holy Dee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Aldanes
Wilbur A. Krambler
Maryiend
Washingan
Officers Elected Ex Exchange Club President Named
Charles Strosnider was named president of the Exchange Club at annual elections held during a club dinner at the VFW Country Club. Retiring President Claude Smith presided as W Verl Forney, James Kepler, P Carl Wright, Claude W Smith, Austin Bohn and Peter Mazur joined the board. Moldover directors are Vernon Sanders, Howard Kelly and Frank Smith. Installation is set for Thursday. Retiring officers include Morris Rhian and Robert Schutz. The new president is a route salesman for a year company and has been a member of the Fa change Club for 15 months, having served as vice president the past six months.
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Charles Strosnider
Exchange Club
Vv. EW. Country Club
Claude Smith
W. Verl Forney
James Kepler
P. Carl Wright
Claude W. Smith
Austin Bohn
Peter Mazur
Vernon Sanders
Howard Kelly
Frank Smith
Morris Rhian
Robert Schutz
Yea
Fachange Club
Ieentionsone
Burkittsville Meeting Discusses Disposal Area Plan
Frederick County planning and zoning board and county commissioners prepare to discuss a proposed disposal area at a Tuesday parish hall meeting hosted by the Burkittsville Republican Club. Voting procedures are also on the agenda.
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Board of County Commissioners
Studs
Frederick Counts Pianning
Wil
Buakiitsville Hinitan Club
Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Molotov Admits No Wrong In Communist Aggression
Lawrence San Francisco reports Molotov defends Soviet actions over ten years, insisting no fault in Communist aggression while contrasting Western rhetoric. The piece notes mixed reactions at the UN and remarks by Harold Macmillan on nationalism and colonialism, highlighting Britain’s pragmatic diplomacy and America’s perceived moral stance.
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Molotov
B. Davin
Lawrence
San Francisco
Dind Volotov Forpeda
Stieveys
Marid
U.S
John Foster Dulles
U.N Sion
Ameriican
Harold Macdullan
Commonwealth Club
Algut
America
Britain
Asia
Mr. MacMillan
Malaya
Loe
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Chamberlin
Ale & Ray Dintecoias
Os Ake
Charlotte Mac
Paul A Clemson Jr
Paul Ho Clemson Sr
Mary Sue Reed
Wentimert
Steelworkers
Maryland Moose
Ean
Pammer
Cage
Vigdeian Ak Ventorial Wesnrral
Gemee PH Smith
Hosiatdy
Sadat
Calpe Orang
Mary Ellen Hazzard
Roy T. Etzler
Mrs
Roy VT. Etzler
Halen Association
Glen M_ householder
Pevial
Standard Oil
Ex Exchange Club
Lis Cass
Bourshens
Nouunz
Mio MacMillan
Singapore
Federation of Malaya
Tye
Dr. Gallup
Ta Clay
Taarver
Aed
Spain
United Nations
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Red China
Hong Kong
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