The News Frederick Maryland March 8 1961
Page four of The News carries local notices and a shopfront header for Frederick Maryland with pricing and subscription details for the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co. The page lists mail and carrier rates, including monthly and yearly options, and notes membership in circulation audits and the Associated Press.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mfg
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ark
Fifty Years Ago News-Post Files March 4 1911
Government officials in Washington push the troop mobilization as maneuvers while an order issues ball cartridges. Cooper will address a YALCA meeting. Chambersburg Gettysburg Waynesboro trolley extension nears completion from Pen Mar to Highfield. Snow with 5 1/2 inches coats the area as one of winter’s heaviest days. PRR representative John P. Gauff discusses terminal improvements at Church and East streets with city officials. Drugstores meet at MCA and agree to close Sundays except for limited hours. Fire alarm from a blaze in boxes at William Hammond’s store. Noble Mohler’s wagon horses bolt, striking poles but causing no wagon damage. Ox Fibre Brush Co plans Albany branch, buys six acres. Frederick Driving Club articles of incorporation filed by Robert W. Smith, J. Murray Brush, Charles F. Cramer, William S. Haller, and D. Princeton Buckey.
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Washington
Mexico
William Knowles Cooper
Yalca
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Waynesboro
Pen- Mar i
Highfield
Church and
East Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad
John P. Gauff
East Church Street
Second Street
Pearce’s
Harner’s
Williamson’s
Steiner Brothers
Schrey’s
Keiler’s
William Hammond
West Fifth Street
Noble Mohler
Adamstown
Jett
Buckeystown
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Albany
N. Y
Frederick Driving Club
Robert W. Smith
J. Murray Brush
Charles F. Cramer
William S. Haller
D. Princeton Buckey
Peace And Pitfalls In The President’s Peace Corps
The President’s proposed Peace Corps attracts eager young Americans ready to dedicate years to understanding and world peace. Recruitments face climate, cultural barriers, and long terms for effectiveness. A cosmopolitan selection basis is vital to overcome competition from skilled rivals and ensure clear direction and planning.
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Peace Corps
Endorsed candidates for school board vacancy urged
Letter to The News from Frederick County PTA Council endorses Ellsworth McGaha A Atlee Radcliffe and Mrs W Cash Smith for the education post. They announce public forums on WFMD and WMHI March 12 and 13 and urge reader input.
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Frederick County
Ellsworth McGaha
Middletown
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Frederick
W. Cash Smith
Woodsboro
McGann
Radcliffe
Scientist Club Lecture on Project Echo March 9
The Scientist Club of Frederick will host its fifth space lecture on March 9 at 7 30 p m in the YMCA. Freeman Lee, a scientist and space technologist, will describe the development and uses of Project Echo. A related movie will also be shown.
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Scientist Club
Scientist Club of
Frederick
Y.m.ca
Freeman Lee
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files March 8 1941
The Frederick County Taxpayers Association executive committee aimed to enlist county lawmakers to slow the state budget. A Brunswick garage fire seriously burned one man and lightly burned another while attempting to remove flaming clothing. Earl Isaac was reported as improving at Schna Hospital. James Emory was slightly burned. Blizzard conditions delayed travel and merchants faced near standstill business as Frederick City dug out the heaviest snow in years. Msgr John L Sheridan of Mount St Marys College remained in critical condition after a coronary, with visitors restricted at Warner Hospital. Al Pilarcik announced plans to retire from baseball, with implications for the Orioles and a potential cash settlement if traded to the Athletics.
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Frederick County
Reneat
John L. Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gburg
Pilarcik
West Palm Beach
Fila
API
al Pilarcik
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
Local Girl Scouts Open Cookie Sale Friday Evening
The annual Girl Scout cookie sale starts Friday at 3 30 p m with Troops 30 13 2 25 27 35 selling at area stores and centers. Lease Bussard chairs the drive aided by Grace Stickel with neighborhood leaders across Urbana Frederick and nearby towns aiming to raise funds for a permanent camp and troop projects.
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Do. Lease Bussard
Grace Stickel
Frederick
Bussard
Stickel
Troop
Troop 13
Safeway
Hendrickson's
Acme
6Th Street
Storm
Unionville
Graceham
Catoctin Furnace
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
St. Anthony
Wolfsville
Myersvile
Burkitsville
Ers
School Site Is Eliminated Continued From Page One
A discussion of site options for a new school in North Ma street and Mai! avenue outlines access routes to Route 26 US 15 and the Frederick Freeway. Rose Hill Manor presents advantages but railroad adjacency and industrial surroundings complicate a move to residential use. Utilities are available though access crosses Pennsylvania Railroad tracks and East street offers limited arterial connections.
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North Ma
Mai
Maryland
U.S. 15
O'possumtown Pike
Frederick
Moster Avenue
Shte
W. Z Sudents
Te “Rose Hit Manor
Mercer
Shwar
East Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vagrancy and Drunk Cases Heard In City Court
In continued proceedings a Laborer James Posey faced charges for lying on a street in East Fourth yn and was jailed in default of a 235 fine. Dorsey cited carrying pints of wine. Posey admitted guilty to petty larceny in a motor charge and was jailed after failing to resolve fines. Officers on Water and Jefferson streets handled arrests.
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Dorsey
Kauffman
James Arthur Posey
Posey
East Fourth Yn
C. Twenty
John B. Wheeldon
Lewis E
Mg Jeferson
Ken
Pasaaic
X. J
Warranton
Hospital Admissions and Patient Updates in Frederick Area
Mrs Mary Ellen Eaton of Flint Hill enters Frederick Memorial Hospital today for major surgery on Thursday. Greg Ford, 98 year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ford of East 13th street, is at home with a 2 virus infection. Mrs Homer Goins of RFD 6 Frederick is admitted as a medical patient. Michele Ann Maura, 5 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Maura, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment and observation.
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Mary Ellen Eaton
Flint Hill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Greg Ford
Charles Ford
East 13Th Street
Homer Goins
Frederick
Michele Ann Maura
Sam Maura
Lewistown debates school as community center and tax use
Commissioners defend Lewistown School as a community center arguing schools belong to the community and should stay open after hours. They cite Frederick High as an example and say the facility can serve educational needs for adults. The board weighs feasibility of a cultural center and maintaining standards equal to other county schools.
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Lewistown
Frederick High School
Mehra H. Ramsburg
Rantkburg
Renn
Havinas
Cai Co
Weddings JURES-Uigia and groom in Antigiam church union
The JURES-Uigia couple wed February 25 in the Church of God Antigiam with Rev. Douglas Isvith officiating. The bride wore a green wool sheath dress with black accessories. Gary Giffin of Harpers Ferry was best man. The couple will reside in Knoxville. The bride attended Harpers Ferry High School. the groom is a Boonsboro High School graduate and works at Price Electric. Announce Engagement Mr and Mrs Donald E De Bold announce the engagement of their daughter Linda C to Paul L Trimmer son of Mr and Mrs Charles Trimmer of Thurmiont. Linda is in the Waynesboro Area Senior High School senior class. Paul is employed by Leonard Gillespie in Emmitsburg. No wedding date set.
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Uigia
Everettville
Church of God Antigiam
Douglas Isvith
Gary Giffin
Harpers Ferry
Jones
Knoxville
Boonsboro High School
Price Electric
Donald E. DeBold
Waynesboro
Linda C
Paul L. Trimmer
Charles Trimmer
Thurmiont
DeBold
Waynesboro Area Senior High School
Trimmer
Leonard Gillespie
Emmitsburg
Lucy J. Green
Lucy Jane Green
Washington
D. C
Bolivar
Wwa
Stephen and
Lucy Green
Union Street
U.S. Post Office Department
Marie Napper
Victoria Green
Agnes Twrman
Hailtown
Edward P. Green
Fort Jackson
S. C
Stephen R. Green
Zion Baptist Church
Thomas Jackson
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Deaths and obituaries from Adams and surrounding towns
Obituary notices report James Edward Dixon of Adamstown plus multiple other deaths in the region. Survivors include siblings Harvey Dixon, William Dixon, Annie Cosgrave, Lela Smith, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements listed with Mt Olive Cemetery and local funeral directors. Other obituaries cover Maxwell Evans, Lucy Green, Emma Kessling, Howard Murphy, and Rev Frank Neel with details of families, churches, and service times.
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Mes
Edward Dixon
James Edward Dixon
Annie Q. Cosgrave
Adamstown
Urbana
James
Martha E. Nichols Dixon
Harvey M. Dixon
Ligonier
William 4. Dixon
Washington
Annie O. Cosgrave
RFD
Lela M. Smith
Middleburg
East Church Street
Mt Oline
M. R. Etchison and Son
Physiotherapist To Address Auxiliary
Eliott Weinberg will speak at the Montevue Home auxiliary meeting about geriatrics. He studied at Wayne and Mary College, completed medical training at the Medical College of Virginia, and did clinical training at McGuire.
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Eliott Weinberg
Easter Seal
Montevue
V .Ter
Wicuss
Weinberg
W and Mary College
Medical College of
Virna
McGu Richmond
Funeral rites for John Andrew Fleagie held in Tonertown
Funeral services were conducted at Fuss funeral home in Tonertown for 36 year old John Andrew Fleagie of Tonertown who passed away early Monday at Annie Warner Hospital. Rev. Glenn L. Siaht ed officiated with interment at Hart Lutheran cemetery. Also noted were services for Harold Jay Caswell who died at his home on 10 East 11th Street Saturday evening with interment at Monn Olivet cemetery under the direction of M. R. Eichison and Son. Funeral services for Florence Beale Renner dow were held at the Maryland Odd Fellows Home with Rev. Harry L. Fehl Jr. officiating and pallbearers from Lodge 321.0.0. Elton Neilson and L. were. Interment followed in Hagerstown.
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A. B. Evans
Maxwell Hill Evans
Max
Charles Town General Hospital
Keyser
W. Va
Bernard and
Elizabeth Lovell Evans
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar
Margaret Wimbs Evans
Ellen E. Robinson
James M. Evans
Washington, D. C
Leslie Evans
Charles Town
Lois Bird
Institute
W. Ve
Euckles Funeral Chapel
John C. Ryan
St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery
William F. Kessling
Emma Ruth Kessling
Willam F. Kes
Lovellsville
Loundon County Spital
Joseph and
Ida Nyle Vaught
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
S Sville Home Demonstration Chich
Mary V. Dye
Alexandria
Frances Evertram
Lovettsville
Joy Ann Kessling
W. Frank Kessling Jr
Haze
King
Crockett
Greek Vaught
Levi
Mt. Olivet Church
Stanley Brown
Hillsboro
Howard C. Murphy Murpt
East
Soi Exdi
Levis
Anna MM. Monard
St. Catholic
Bryan
G. Hagerstown
M. J. Grove Lime Company
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
Holy Name Society
M. M. R. Etchison and Son
John Andrew Fleagie
Tonertown
Annie Warner Hospital
Ge Pa
Fuss Funeral Home
Tanertown
Glenn L. Siaht
Hart Lutheran “Cemetery
Stiaw
Rice Baker
James Baumgardner
Harod Jay Caswell
East 1Th Street
East Church Street
Dean Anderson
St. Mark’s Mediical Lutheran Church
Wiliam M. Renn
Robert W. Renn
J. Robert Littard Jr
Staniey Umstead
Harry Heff
Florence Beale Renner
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Harry L. Fehl Jr
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lodge
Neilson L
Hagerstown
R. Etenison and Son
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from March 3 to March 6 list several first children. A son named Joe, Jesse Lee, and other newborns include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Tregonin goning at 26 North Market Street Frederick. Kimberly Sue is named for a Freeman Adams? family. Mrs. Tregoning is the former Betty Andrews of Frederick.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joe Jesse Lee
Brunaagnre
Charatte T
Joan Ches Jr
Adamsadene Donaghey
Springdale
Wiliam R. Tregoning
North Market Street
Frederick
Kimberly Sue
Tregoning
Betty Andrews
Hearing Tests At Damascus High School On March 16
A hearing test will be conducted at Damascus High School on March 16 for seventh and tenth graders. Students outside those grades may request testing. Mrs. Weitzstein, the school nurse, and Mrs. Robertson, an audiometrist with the Board of Education, will oversee the tests.
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Damascus High School
Weitzstein
Robertson
Board of Education
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges in Taneytown Area
Admitted to Gettysburg Hospital were Mrs. Charles Slick and Mrs. Daniel Naif, both of Taneytown. Discharged were Mrs. Francis Beaver of Taneytown and Ray Wachter of Keymar. Nisweraper BRERIVES
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Gettysburg Hospital
Charles Slick
Taneytown
Daniel Naif
Francis Beaver
Ray Wachter
Keymar
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Gen. Fund
Ada L. Moore
Jacob R. Ramsburg
The
Frank J. Keefer
Cookie Sales
Right
C. Lease Bussard
Cookie Sale
Girl Scouts
F. F. Neel
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Clay
Charleston
Trinity Methodist Church
Neel
West Vi
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Neel. Martinsburs
Iwoard Neel
AL AL PL
Shepherdsta Services
George M. Neely Jrs
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George M. i
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Henry and
Jemima (Stransbaugh Maxell
Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church
Jesse Parker Jr
Lompocul County
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Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Elliott Weinberg
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Rockwell Terrace
Jimmy Green
Theron Green
Susan Berger
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