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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
4
Birth notices March 2 to March 4 list parents including Mr and Mrs Albert F Bunkies Rt 1 Mr Airy with second child a daughter Brenda Kar and Thursday. Mrs Irvin Lester South Market Street reports a daughter Erene on Friday. Mrs Frei A Talley first child a girl Friday. Mrs soonee Peggy Ann at Trastor Court NL m4.
The Frederick News page outlines pricing for subscriptions and single copies, lists printer and association details, and notes AP content usage. It identifies the paper as published weekdays by the Great Southern Printing & Mfg Co with copyright and distribution notes for circulation.
Scientists at the University of California Biotechnology Laboratory and rocket engineers study moon suits and space vehicles funded by universities foundations and the U S government. The effort emphasizes rigorous scientific method and practical development guiding future lunar exploration.
A reader commends Ed Harris for Down on the Farm and praises Louis Bromfield's Malabar farm writings as inspiring to city dwellers seeking farming. The letter also lauds Martha Boone on reporting Delpher’s pet death tragedy and notes various local mentions including a Frederick glee club member and a sailor aboard USS Canberra.
Fifty years ago the News-Post reports on real estate changes including a torn down Carroll dwelling and new brick house plans, store repairs at Bee Bee, and Lloyd C. Collier starting two houses. Discussions cover a Gor League constitution, a list of local women named for a board or council, and minor church events at Methodist Episcopal and St John’s churches. A lineman Titlow and crew undertake city telecommunication or utility work amid local civic notes.
A fragmented 1941 item notes student draft status as deferments until July 1 while local boards prepare for likely calls. It mentions Mrs Stone and Mrs Thomas P as committee chairs and references park meter take and civic actions.
Bridgewater College quartets will present sacred music Sunday March 2 at 7 30 p m in Brownsville Church of the Brethren Washington County The concert is the final in a weekend tour including Taneytown Johnsville and Rocky Ridge The program features Bach Thompson and other composers and is free will offering open to the public
Freeman G. Lee, noted Washington scientist, spoke to the Frederick Science Club on space technology. He discussed the X-15 project and future propulsion limits hindering US space he outlined satellite system complexities and noted a million pound thrust could have accelerated progress. The AASA film Next 100 Years was shown and club officers praised coordinated student effort.
The report suggests gradual growth with vacancies absorbed and fewer new ones, FHA and VA mortgage programs resuming strength, and early 1961 offering the best buying opportunities. Prices may rise after the first half as selection widens and competition increases. Michael Moscicki, 67, former Polish diplomat and son of Ignacy Moscicki, died in New York.
Barbara La Verne Mills and Donald Wayne Spurr wed at Buckeystown Methodist Church with Rev. Nuola Grenci officiating. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with seed pearl crown and carried a Bible with a white orchid. Attendants included Betty Koontz, Mrs. Richard Baer, and Christine Laniz with corals, yellows, and blues. After the ceremony a reception at the Hotel Frederick followed.
Southbridge based firm reports annual results with 1960 sales totaling 89, ... 89 million, net income after taxes 2,806,270, and earnings per share 3.50, against 1959 figures of 88,955,039 and 2,834,454 respectively. Distribution expanded for Cool Bay sunglasses as Sun Glass Division records peak orders.
Among the sick Mrs Delores De Lauter entered Washington County Hospital Hagers Sunday afternoon for observation. Mrs Albert Nice has returned home in Ridgeville following surgery in Montgomery General. Her condition is satisfactory. Mr Charles Nicholson has returned home in Mt Airy from Frederick Hospital and is improving after surgery. Airy is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital treated for a heart condition. Rusty Rice and Ar and year old son of Rice Moun were admired. He expects to be there more at L. Naugie. Woods who underwent surgery at Stann County Hospital ay is in...
Rit David A Weedon son of Mr and Mrs James W Weedon is assigned to Company A 8th Battalion 2d Training Regiment US Army Training Center Infantry Fort Jackson SC undergoing eight weeks of Basic Combat Training. Sennet W Gilfilan 73 pioneer radio manufacturer died Sunday after long illness in Los Angeles AP. He was among first five US radio manufacturers.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with survivors and funeral details. Ethel M Bidie of Baltimore widow of Keefer Bidie Sr. and Beulah Grove of Brunswick die. Harold Caswell of Utica and John A Fleagle of Taneytown die. Beulah Grove funeral Tuesday. others include Josephine Forsythe Hammond of Cooksville and Clara Koons Union Bridge with services noted. details of survivors, home addresses, and cemeteries.
David Paisley, son of P. Ene from Urbana Illinois, earned a PhD at Illinois and a Virginia Wesleyan College BS. He held research and teaching roles at Ticino from 1957, received a Nemours ship grant, and pursued law studies at night. His wife, Cendelin of Duluth, pursues biochemistry and is expected to receive her PhD soon. The couple has ties to Esso Research and Company and Saint Peters Catholic church. Interment arrangements noted.
Funeral services for Emma Rose were held Saturday at a local church with Mrs Rebecca Preston singing. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Jerry Davis Roger Gardner John Forer Feete and Francis Forer Feete. J. A. Wilk and Creaser and Son Funeral Directors assisted in arrangements.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Henri Bauer of the National Health Division and Reneder Foundation affiliates, with short rites at 8 o’clock and musicians in attendance. Bishop Joseph Smadel and Dr. Frank Fife attended, among others, as Robert E. Dailey and Son directed arrangements at Mount Tabor.
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