Frederick News Briefs June 30 1958
Brief local notes from Frederick Maryland dated Monday June 30 1958 include circulation details and subscription rates. The page lists address and contact information for the Great Southern Pig Manufacturing Co and provides standard newspaper masthead data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Great Southern Pig
MFG
Rerts Court St
Circulevons
Associated Press
Eamltec
Frederek Ma
United States Steel Plans Billion Dollar Expansion
United States Steel, the nation’s largest steel producer, will proceed with a billion dollar expansion to create jobs and later reduce costs. Chairman Roger M. Blough says the plan, funded by a public sinking fund debenture issue, will develop new raw materials, install modern facilities, and replace obsolete equipment during slack times to prepare for a future revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Roger M. Blough
Big Steel
Two MCA Tennis Courts Open at Athletic Park
Fifty years ago the two MCA tennis courts at Athletic Park are finished and ready for play, with a steam roller used on the clay surface. Tonight marks the last camp night for boys near Point of Rocks, featuring a fireworks show and a large barrel campfire. Fourteen eels were recently caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Point of Rocks
Charles W. Zimmerman
Frederick
Sear
Mt. Airy
Jorals
Dougherty
Mt Airy
Edward Bentz
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio” Railroad
Baltimore
Veterans of Civil War Visit Gettysburg Then and Now
Two Civil War veterans on their way to Gettysburg stayed at the Francis Seoker Hotel with family. Samuel M. Quaco 95 of Lafayette Indiana fought for the Union, and W H Harris 93 of Bania Florida wore the Confederate gray. A new home for the city fire department approved a 16155 PW grant and Cub Pack No 1 promotes five boys to Wolf Cub rank Lester Koogle Alvin Crawford Frank Rothenhoefer James Eshleman Ralph Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Francis Seoker
Samuel M. Quaco
Lafayette
Ind
W. H. Harris
Bania
Fla
Citizens Truck Company
Board of
Alcherien
Frederick
PWA
Lester Koogle
Alvin Crawford
Frank Rothenhoefer
James Eshleman
Ralph Hartman
Local Hospital Notes List Numerous Frederick Memorial Patients
A long list of patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Frederick is reported with doctors noting admissions, treatments, and discharges. Names include Patricia Morrissey, Nancy Sehaight, Robert J. Carty, Mrs. Russell Forney, Mrs. William Harris, Helen Kromm, Paul Rudy, Raymond Putman, Maurice Smith, Frances Brashears, Nancy Myers, Howard Hood, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Eugene Creed, Ronald Harbaugh, Jacob A. Perry, Pauline Duvall, John D. Sparkman, Wilbert Rinehart, Mrs. John Ganley, Roberta Devilbiss, Linwood Offutt, Mrs. Joseph Kaine, and Roy Strine among others. Some underwent tonsil removals, tonsillectomies, surgical procedures, or were under observation. The report also mentions Wimbledon results with Barry MacKay defeating Rajmanathan Krishnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Morrissey
Mankew W. Morrissey
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward G. Cunningham
Rocky Springs
Frederick
Nancy Sehaight
Howard McKaight
Yellow Springs
Wader
Robert J. Carty
West Patrick Street
Russell Forney
Helen Kromm
Lewistown
Paul Rudy
Butterfly Lane
Raymond Putman
Bethel Road
Maurice Smith
Knoxville
Frances Brashears
New Market
Nancy Myers
Wilson Myers
Westminster
Frederick | Memorial Hospital
Howard Hood
Airy
Walter Smith
Main Street
Eugene Creed
Braddock Heights
Ronald Harbaugh
Carroll Harbaugh
Middletown
Roy Strine
West Thirteenth Street
Miss Yvonne Clemson and Alfred Thompson wed in Grace Evangelical
Miss Yvonne Clemson daughter of Mrs. Paul H Clemson and Alfred Thompson son of Abs Barber were married Sunday afternoon at Grace Evangelical United Church of Christ. Rev Dr Wilhelm officiated. Attendants included bridesmaids in pale orchid gowns and a mauve lace dress for the mother of the bride. A reception followed in the church social rooms. Out-of-town guests joined locals from Westminster Hagerstown and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonone Rose Clemson
Paul H. Clemstiny
Mr. Clemson
Alfred Pishard
Thompson
Abs. Leonard Bow
Barber
Westminster
George Thompson
Braddock
Evangelical United Church of’ ‘Christ
Raymond FE
Wilhelm i
Gordon Todd
Joyce Crouse
Paul H. Clemson Jr
Atlantic City
Kenneth Powell
Paul H. Clemson
Marvin Eyres
Cookesville
Richard Faddler
Berryville
Franklin Raines
Damascus
Claude Larry Clemson
Richard Notnagie
Clemson
Areea
Miss Mary Louise Strevig Bride of Donald Albaugh
Miss Mary Louise Strevig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Strevig, and Donald Le Roy Albaugh wed at St Marys Lutheran Church near Westminster. 250 guests attended the candlelit ceremony with music by Miss Bettty Lambert and organist Mrs. Buffinton. Reception followed. couple to reside at 17 West Fourteenth Street.
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Mary Louise Strevig
Donald L. Albaugh
St. Mary's Lutheran Church
Edgar Leroy Strevig
RFD
Westminster
Donald Lelroy Albaugh
Harvey Michael Albaugh
Keymar
Joseph F. Callahan
John Buffinton
Betty Lambert
Taneytown
Robert Dutrow
Detour
Carrol
Albaugh
Donald Trimmer
Woodshoro
Richard Grossnickle
John Boone
Barry Lee Strevig
Church
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Richard Strevig
Baltimore
D. C. Winebrewer and Son
West Fourteenth Street
Personal notices and obituary fragment from midweek paper
The column lists Mr and Mrs John Covell returning to Lee Place after a SE trip and Betty Jane Covell now Mrs Williams. Mrs Herbert Gosnell of Lincoln Park Reading Pt visits city friends. Irene Cramer birthday note. Alfred Noyes, veteran British poet and former Princeton professor, died Saturday in Isle of Wight England.
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John Covell
Lee Place
SE. ‘Louis
Arthur Williams and
Williams
Betty Jane Covell
Herbert E. Gosnell
Lincoln Park
Reading
Gosnell
Frederick
Irene Cramer
Franklin Jstreet
Alfred Noyes
Isle OF Wight
England
Princeton University
Metcalf Rites Tuesday for Frederick Native
Kenneth Leon Metcalf 51 of Braddock Heights died Saturday after months of illness. He was plant superintendent at Chestnut Farms Dairy Frederick and a Kiwanis past president. Survived by Olive M Metcalf wife two children Richard and Mrs Hermann Brust Jr one brother Donald and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev E William Hall officiating. Interment Mt Oliver Cemetery. Memorial directors Robert B E Dailey and Son.
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Myra Naomi DeLasier
Myra Naomi DeLauter
Doabs
Waliter H. DeLauter
M. Josephine DeLauter
Foscett Street
Kellingston
J. Newton
Ana Maria Shellman Whipp
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church School
Women’s Missionary Society
J. Raymond Turner
Baltimore
Delauter
Paul W. DeLauter
Mifflintown
Carlos C. Specht
Doubs
Donald H. DeLauter
Beltsville
Weldom
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
John J. Garner
Tyrone
Fahrney-Keetly
Boonsboro
Jasper
Hannah von Garner
Lydia Roger Garner
Ralph J. Garner
Owings Mill
J. Sterling Garner
Westminster
Rachael H. Garner
Falls Church
Holly
P. Garner
Manchester
Indiana
Scott Y. Garner
West ‘Minster
C. “Oren Garner
Florence
Garner
Carrie Garner
Bessie Garner
Fairney-Keedy
Meadows
Church of the Brethren
Sterling
Meadows Branch Church of the Brethren
A. J. Caricose
C.H. Gaham
Fass and Son
William C. Geesey
Easts
Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Alice ‘Snook Geesey
Geesey
Calvary Methodist Church
Talmadge Cecil
Gilmore Stitely
Beltron W. Geesey
State College
Clarence Heffner
Charles Houck
Hagerstown
Eileen Geesey
Beatrice. Geesey
Edward T. Geesey
East Church Street
Lewistown Methodist Cemetery
M. H., Etchison and Son
John W. Ruthvin
John William Ruthvin
West Patrick Street
Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
George and
Sallie Mack Ruthvin
Burkittsville Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Ruthvin
Fort Detrick
Myrtle Coran Ruthvin
Melvin Cook
Libertytown
Kermit Cheeks
Poplar Heights
Vora Lynn
Leesburg
Max ‘Ruthvin
This City
Gene Ruth
Vin
Rockville
Funeral i
M. B
Etchison
Mary S. Soper
University Boulevard
Silver Springs
William and
Harriet Duvall
Woodfield
William C. Soper
Clarksburg
William Franklin Soper
Montgomery County Police
Chevy Chase
Kathryn S. Crone
Dickerson
Bertie L. Thompson
Kensington
Sean Young
Damascus
Bertiel Grimes
Franklin E. Duvall
Roy W Barber
Laytonsville
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Lydia C. Staley
Lydia Catherine Staley
East Third Street
Samsel Staley
Wynelle Nursing Home
East Fourth Street
Rufus A
Susan L. Boyer Rager
Lutheran Church
Clarence E. Leatherwood
Wiliam R. Geisbert
Dayton
Ohio
Arthur H. Geisbert
Charles W. Wenner
Robert M. Geisbert
San Diego
California
Dudley Barnett
Thurman D. Brown
Alabama
Harold Edwards
Tampa
Florida
Charles Ashton
Baltiimore
Harry C. Edmonds
Alice ‘Perry
Gien Echo
William ‘Middleton
Washington
Kenneth Leon Metcalf
Olive M. Metcalf
Braddocks Heights
Frederick Memorial Hosital
Mr. Metcalf
Clayton A
Floy Lathrop Metcalf
Chestnut Farms
Lynch Lodge
A.f.&a. Masons
Kiwanis Club
Frederck
Richard M. Metcalf
Braddock Heights
Hermann B. Brust
Donald L. Metcalf
Tacoma
No Market St
E. William Hall
Fa Mt. Oliver
Robert BE. Dailey
Reunion Of Class Of 1943 Held On Saturday
More than 20 members and guests of Frederick High School Class of 1943 attended a Saturday reunion at Peter Pan Inn. Attendees traveled from California. Special guests included former homeroom teachers Mrs Margaret Besant Newman E Spencer Ware and S Fenton Harris. Class President Kenneth Twemey presided with toastmaster Irving V M Abb. Paul Fogle led singing of old school songs. Prizes went to Lois Bryant Shore for longest distance and to the youngest and oldest children Paul Fogle and Lois Kren Sheffield. Del phelps Handley awarded prizes.
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Frederick High School
Peter Pan Inn
California
Margaret Besant Newman
E. Spencer Ware
S. Fenton Harris
Kenneth Twemey
Irving V- M. Abb
Paul Fogle
Lois Bryant Shore
van Nuys
Calif
Mr. Able
Lois Kren Sheffield
Engagement of Rose Beatty and George A. Martin Announced
Mr and Mrs Harry Douglas Beatty of Brunswick announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Martie Beatty to George A. Martin of Rockville. Miss Beatty is a Brunswick High School graduate class of 1855 and Strayer Business College class of 1956. She has worked for the Association of American Railroads where Mr Martin is employed. A July wedding is planned.
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Harry Douglas Beatty
Brunswick
Rose Martie
George A. Martin
Rockville
Miss Beatty
Brunswick High School
Strayer Business College
Association of American Railroads
Martin
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Alfred Thompson
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
Helen's
Brosius Homes
Annapolis
Virginia
Marian LaRue Coblentz
Byron G. Coblentz
Reisterstown
William Richard Rosenberger
John Rosenberger
Eastview
Rosenberger
Harold Yrright
Henry Rosenberger
Western Maryland College
Penn State University
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University of Georgia Veterinary School
Franklin
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Hanover Road
Paul C. Glass
Tom's Creek Church
Chanute Field
Ill
Harry Tmcnair
York
John T. Glass
David M. Glass
Emmitsburg
William MacKenzie
Austin
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Eric Glass
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Cameron W. Johnson
Rose Hill
John W. McGolerick
John W. MecGolerick
Myrtle R. Himes McGolerick
Charles Town
Michigan Lime
Stone Co
Bakerton
Lewis and
Annie Spencer McGolerick
Kathryn L. .Rothery
Dun Loring
John i W. McGolerick Jr
Weverton
Joseph T. McGolerick
Garretts Mill
Isabel Badger
Somerset
Emory C Rabrier
C. A. Feete and Brother
Davis Studio
Alfred Richard Thompson
Janet Heltibridie
Wiliam Cassin Rice
Richard D. Thompson
Alton Powell
Gordon Palmer
George Green
Albert Powell
John Rice
Edwin Brockey Sr
Lewis— Town
M. L. Creager and Son
Mogurtlin BL Spurrier
Walkersville
E. Koontz Helwig
George Gorsuch
Clifton Dudderar
Robert Nicodemus Jr
Richard Carey
Harold Hooper
Gilmore Trout
Charles Kintz
James Grimes
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Bruce
Harbaugh
Ladiesburg
S. R. Weybright
George C. Linton
Blair Simpson
Francis Sharrer
Markel Crum
Curtis Smith
Sylvester Bostian
Glade Cemetery
John Thomas Hemp
Burkitsville
N. H. Fravel
Lester E. Fauble
Harry S. Sowers
Claude R. Smith
Cletus D. Jones
Samuel L. Brown
Charles E. Naill
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M.R. Etchison and Son
Eo Mewnnemy Serevero Areses
Maddalena Brancato
Kansas City
Brownsville
Rosemarie Brancato
of the Brethren
Tewnslopers Singer
Palermo
Sicily
Philip
Pancing
U.S. Pat
Judy
Weigg
K.L. Metcalf
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Delphey Handley
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