The Great Southern Fig and Mfg Co Ad
The notice lists The Great Southern Fig and Mfg Co published as the paper’s office address at Neeth Court Frederick with a March 2 1961 date reference. It notes copyright and Associated Press republication rights and the post office second class matter designation in Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Fig & Mfg
Neeth Court
Frederick
Wermber Audit Bureau of Criminations
Wemser
Associated Press
Ust
Focal
Tos
AP News
Life Insurance Funds Drive Growth in 1960s Economy
The Institute of Life Insurance notes policyholders pay premiums that fuel insurers' reserves. The U.S. Labor Department predicts a 30 percent rise in workers and 40 percent in technical personnel in the decade, prompting new buildings. Manhattan cites $730 million in such investments aiding jobs, housing, and affordable insurance.
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U.S
Institute of Life Insurance
Polic
U.S. Department of Labor
Life Iice
Manhattan
Engagement for Barbara Mills to Donald Snurr Midwest Midwest
Mrs Ross Mills Sr announces the engagement of Barbara LaVerne Mills to Donald Wayne Snurr son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Snurr of Frederick The wedding is set for March 5 at 2 pm in Buckeystown Methodist Church Guests at a cocktail party included Miss Mills and her fiancé with family members Present news notes from Frederick and nearby communities and local society scenes including hospital visits and family events
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Carter
Ross Mills Sr
Barbara LaVerne
Donald Wayne Snurr
Vernon Snurr
Frederick
Buckeystown
Messrs
Paul
James Mills
Smith Cecil
Cecil
Welty Cordell
Mamie Day
Clarksburg
Henry Baugher
Frederick “Memorial Hospital
Leonard Daniel
Harlow Hogan
Red 7
C. E. Jewell
Ste .Ant Renneberger
RFD 2
Harry S. Ranseber
Joan
Compher
Ch. Va
Ahie Leister
Medford
Dissatisfied Group Opines On Insurance Bill 109
Members of the Frederick Association of Life Underwriters voiced opposition to Insurance Bill 109 at a luncheon meeting at the W F W Country Club. L Lewren Siberi reported that the bill would not be effective for local insurers if enacted. The group noted the bill regulates group life insurance issued to credit unions.
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Frederick Association of Life Underwriters
W. F. W. Country Club
L. Lewren Siberi
Hfe
P. Gerald Dorsey
Historical Society forms under charter in Frederick county
Fifty years ago in Frederick county the Historical Society organized its first meeting after charter. Officers elected include President, vice president, secretary Elie C. Garrett, treasurer Miss Anna Floyd. four color committee named Mrs. F Smith Mrs J Markey Mrs Jacob Major EE Goldsborough and Mr Frank C Norwood. A Lutheran Laymen conference opened with Luther M Stone chairing and George B Kehne secretary. A special mayor and aldermen meeting discussed water work issues and reporting progress.
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the Historical Society OF
Frederick County
F. Smith
George B. Kehne
M HH Boardman
Phil Ed
Jon
EL Waer
Catoctin Country Club Elects Directors for Three-Year Terms
Twenty years ago from the News-Post files March 2 reports the Catoctin Country Club electing directors for a three-year term: M J Croughan, Francis Perrott, P W Chichester and John Cheatham. Holdover directors are listed alongside. A tragic fatality follows as three-year-old Kenneth Richard Molesworth chokes to death at his East Church street home. A driving storm swept the east coast with Atlantic City reporting nine inches of snow.
Caste Seizes Top Scores in Fort Detrick Indoor Pistol Phase
S Caste, commanding officer, topped the Fort Detrick phase of the Second S small bore indoor pistol matches with high scores. Johnson captured the high mark in the same event.
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S. Caste
Fort Detrick
Johnson
Bank Buys Prime Property From Tony Marrone in Frederick
Draftees and bank acquisition news dominates as James H. and Elmer 1 announce the purchase of 4 and 6 West Patrick from Tony Marrone. Possession is set for April with the purchase price not disclosed. The outlet previously housed a ladies apparel store with 26 foot frontage. Negotiations were led by Philip Werthemier of Nico demus and Werthemier for the buyer. The article also outlines VA domiciliary care eligibility and admission priorities for veterans.
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Tuera Marinand Trust Com
West Patrick
Tony Marrone
Frederick
James H
Elmer
Perty
Thilip Werthemier
Nicodemus and Werthemier
Strength for Today This Comes First
Earl L Douglass warns of communist influence in the free world and the United States. He urges vigilance in daily life and portrays a scenario where a small militant group could subdue a large community. He advocates unity support for patriots like J Edgar Hoover and urges public attention to the issue.
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Earl L. Douglass
Free World
United States
Bves
Exactley
Electrical-Workers Union
Ian Acid
J. Edgar Hoover
Comet Signs With Columbia Football Recruit Hailey
Clyde Buddy Hailey, a 6-2, 200-pound halfback from Brandywine High School in Wilmington Delaware, signed a letter of intent to attend the University of South Carolina this fall. Coach John Modica calls him one of the finest players he has ever coached a speed merchant who can break the game open any time. South Carolina backfield coach Jack Searbath signed Hailey.
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Comet
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Clyde
Buddy) Hailey
Brandywine High School
Wilmington
Del
John Modica
South Carolina
Jack Searbath
Hailey
Eveechich Inore Premo
Delaware Star
Women Homemakers Club program and meetings recap
The Frederick area Homemakers clubs reported a February 20 session featuring Living Better 24 Hours A Day and four biscuit methods. Delegates were named for Hood College meeting. prizes awarded. future meetings scheduled at Mrs Gremis and Mrs Aubol homes.
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Ballenger
Guy Cramer
Braddock Homemaker’s Club
Russell Dudrow
William Howard
Gardner Gremillion
Fannie King
Hood College
Austin Renn
Luther Summers
Bertram John
Howard Fry
West
Anna Derr
Edgar Hargett
Fry
Harry Himes
Dorsey Shipley
Pease
Frederick City
Cib
Reno
Gremison
Josephine Rogerson
Mass for Edith Draws Large Brooklyn Crowd
A Mass of Angels at St. Rose of Lima in Brooklyn drew more than 1,000 mourners for Edith’s service. The widowed mother of a one year old wept during the rite as Edith was laid to rest in Farmingdale Long Island. The killer, 23, had lived in Farmingdale previously. Tito begins four day official visit to Ghana from Accra.
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New York
McCarthy
Ani
Brooklyn
St. Rose of Lima
Tot
Manhattan
Chelsea
Kiccoriu
Farmingdale
Long Island
St. Charles Cemetery
Fred J. Thompson
Tito
Ghana
Accra
Yugoslavia
Kwame Nerumah
Deaths of Mrs Emma Rose and Mrs Emma Snook in Lincoln and Detour
Emma Rose of Lincoln Apartments died Tuesday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital daughter of the late Will and Mary Wood. She was married to the late Joseph Rose and leaves a daughter a son and one grandchild. Funeral details list C H Feete and Brother funeral home and Quinn AME Church East Third Street with interment at Fairview Cemetery. Emma C Snook 79 died at her Fort R residence near Detour daughter of John and Sarah Pit tinger. She was a member of Ian Church and survived by several relatives. Burial will be at Haushs Come ML Cremation & Son directed.
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Joseph Rose
Ie Emma Rose
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hosital
Will
Mary Woodda
Ick
Charles Brown
Elzabeth Bowie
C. H. Feete
Quinn Ame Church
East East Third Street
John A. Wilson
Fairview Cemetery
Clayton Snook
Emma C. Snook
Widh Snook
Fort R
Detour
John and
Sarah Pittinger
Tne
Ian Church
G Xisons
David
Daniel Pittinger
Tn A Hall
Richard Beard
Edward Fisher
Buria
Haushs
Creager & Son
Mr. Raye Paul Shorrow Celebrates 27th Birthday
Mr. Raye Paul Shorrow of Jefferson Street is celebrating his 27th birthday today. Mrs. Lewis Crouse also celebrates her birthday, noted in the same personals item. JFK signs first bill establishing a joint committee to be seen at an inaugural anniversary observance, with details unclear.
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Raye
Paul Shorrow
Catocie
Shorrow
Lewis Crouse
Saath Jefferson Street
JFK
Market gains in early trading on mixed chemicals and electronics
Chemicals and electronics shares helped lift the market in moderate advance during heavy trading. Early afternoon activity showed gains across sectors with a broad-based uptick in several traded issues and others trimming losses.
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Chemicalspace Market
New York
Local Health Notes From Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs. Ezra Blank Sr. is ill at her Ballenger Creek Road home. Mrs. Catherine Maser of Thurmont was admitted to the Skyline Section of Vindodona Convalescent Home Tuesday. Mr M Angieberger of Braddock Heights was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday. She convalesces at her aunt Emma Angieberger’s home at 12 Hamilton Avenue. Charles Nicholson is convalescing at his Mt. Airy home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Pauline Baker of Center Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday for major surgery Friday. Mrs. Martha M. Hawker of Park Avenue underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins yesterday. Mr. William E Beall of West Church Street, admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday after an automobile accident, is in satisfactory condition. Beall, an Ox Fibre Brush Company employee, received a broken arm and minor lacerations when struck by a car while walking to work.
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Ezra Blank Sr
Ballenger Creek Road
Catherine Maser
Thurmont
Vindodona
M . Angieberger
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emma A Angieberger
Hamilton Avenue
Charles Nicholson
Mt. Airy
Pauline Baker
Center Street
Martha M. Hawker
Park Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
William E. Beall
West Church Street
Beall
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Nixon To Speak Out On Public Issues
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon announces plans to speak out on public issues as a private citizen after leaving office. He will hold a news conference, aims to earn a living, support his two daughters, and stay active in public life. He notes no plans to run for office and seeks to influence national affairs through public service.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Taxi Fare War Begins In Salisbury Town
A mild taxi fare war hits Salisbury with rides across town offered for half a dollar, 15 cents below the usual rate. Fourteen taxi firms are listed in the telephone directory, and a new Salisbury Taxi Co started the price cut about a month ago, with others joining this week.
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Salisbury
Salisbury Taxi ‘Co
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