Local Frederick Paper Adopts Daily Schedule 1962
Established 7683 Frederick's Great Southern PTG and MFG CO publishes daily except Sunday from North Court Street. Subscription rates vary by method with $1 monthly and $10 yearly options. by carrier rates differ by delivery area. AP rights reserved. Stamp and mailing details noted.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Kennedy Ultimatum Shapes Soviet Decision on Nuclear Tests
The article analyzes President Kennedy pressuring Khrushchev with a stark choice to accept an iron clad test ban by mid April or face new tests by month end. It notes American distrust after prior Soviet evasion and warns that a free society cannot keep scientists in permanent readiness for testing while a totalitarian regime can.
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Nikita’ S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Free World
Snow Closes Roads Drains, Schools After Winter Storm
Snow and downed poles disrupted Emmitsburg area with 375 lines out affecting 1650 customers. Crews from 70 outside workers labored 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. to restore service as county roads thaw and state roads dry. Public schools reopened with four buses canceled and one furnace outage at New Market Elementary. Nine inch total snowfall noted by weather bureau, with cold 11 to 40 degrees.
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Emmitsburg
Telephone Company
Bruce Ahalt
County Roads
Paul Hoffmaster
Wallsville
Coppermine Road
New Market
Weather Bureau
Fifty Years Ago News Notes From The Frederick Area
The March 8 1912 column reports Roald Amundsen claiming Captain Scott reached the South Pole per Daily Express, plans for an electric railway Martinsburg to Williamsport, a narrow escape of B and O conductor William Grimes in Frederick, and the Frederick Board of Trade push for an industrial survey. It also notes YMCA gym work rising, Maryland Pharmaceutical Association meetings planned at Braddock Heights, and a big church reopening in Frederick with a $20000 project and speeches by Dr. George W. Richards and Dr. J Spangler Kieffer, plus J and R Lamb studio work to finish by March 16.
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London Daily Express
Wellington
New Zealand
Roald Amundsen
Scott
South Pole
Martinsburg
W. Va
Williamsport
William Grimes
B. and O
Frederick
Washington
Adamstown
Industrial Bureau
Frederick Board of Trade
W. W. Saunders
Y.M.C.A
Maryland Pharmaceutical Assn
Braddock Heights
Evangelical Reformed Church
George W. Richards
Eastern Theological Seminary
Lancaster
J. Spangler Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Adam Bugel
J. and
R. Lamb
New York
Mayor Proclaims Prayer Day Observance in Frederick
Frederick will observe World Day of Prayer on Friday March 9 proclaimed by Mayor Jacob R Ramsburg. The event at First Baptist Church is organized by the Frederick Council of United Church Women with planning by multiple local churches and guest speaker Mrs Alfred Bartholomew of Lancaster Pa.
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Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert Lee
Edwin Waters
Church of God
Alfred Bartholomew
Lancaster
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Japan
Tokyo
United Church of Christ
A. B. Collmus
First Baptist Church
Bartholomew
Chamber of Commerce
Home and Foreign Missions
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files March 8 1942
A sampler of wartime items notes U S and British plans for a Pacific offensive from Australian and Indian bases, Japanese moves in the Philippines, and Libyan frontline gains. It also lists local updates on Frederick bus service, a sugar corn dump project, and civil radio production curbs. George Washington Nogle, a longtime Frederick police officer, dies at age seventy. Baseball school for young diamond aspirants will be
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United States
Great Britain
Pacific
Australia
Potomac Motor Lines, Inc
Public Service Commission
Frederick
Philippines
WAR Production Board
Java
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Husky Dairy Farmers
National Organization of Milk Producers
Baltimore
Washington
Women’s Committee
Maryland Defense Council
George Washington Nogle
Frederick City
Ill residents receive updates on hospital stays and travel
Among the sick Mrs William T Kreh Sr East Third street has been ill at her home for a week with a virus infection. On Saturday she will go to Baltimore to recuperate at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Carson Kreh. Mrs Howard Roberson of Dickerson entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday to undergo observation. Mrs Lewis A Kline East Patrick street underwent surgery Wednesday at the Frederick Memorial Hospital and is getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs Helen Starr 11 Taney apartments was admitted to the Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation on March 7. Mayor Grayson Doub of Myersville who has been a patient at the past two weeks for a surgical operation was released from the hospital Wednesday and is now recuperating at the home of his brother in law Joseph M Grossnickle in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Kreh Sr
East Third Street
Baltimore
Carson Kreh
Howard Roberson
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewis A. Kline
East Patrick Street
Helen Starr
Taney
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Joseph M. Grossnickle
Middletown
Mrs. Rhoda C. Yinger Quietly Celebrates 90th Birthday
Mrs. Rhoda C. Yinger will quietly observe her 90th birthday anniversary at her home 351 West Patrick Street on March 12.
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Rhoda C. Yinger
West Patrick Street
Miss Agnes H. Craig Dies Pioneer in Home Economics
Miss Agnes H. Craig age 85 of Needham Massachusetts dies Wednesday in Newton. She was a pioneer in home economics education and taught for many years, shaping curriculum and training generations of students.
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Agnes Craig
Newton, Mass
Agnes H. Craig
Needham Mass
Pirates Spring Series at McCurdy Field Opens April
A historical snippet notes the Pittsburgh Pirates conducted a series at McCurdy Field from April 6 to 1L, highlighting the team's spring activity and venue.
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McCurdy Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kern and Rice Weds In Araby Methodist Ceremony
Miss Sandra Kay Kern and Irving Wilson Rice united in marriage March 4 at 2 p.m. at Araby Methodist Church. Rev. David C. Dawson officiated before palms and white floral arrangements. The bride wore a lace over taffeta gown with seed pearl crown and carried white carnations and roses. The groom is a 1960 Frederick High School graduate. both plan to reside at 140 West Third Street.
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Sandra Kay Kern
John Kern
Logan Street
This City
Irving Wilson Rice
Herman Rice
Araby
Araby ‘Methodist Church
David C. Dawson
Carl Hinkle
James L. Grimes
Sharon Rice
Bernice C. McIntire
Charles Carmack
Charles Crum
Baltimore
James Grimes
Kern
Rice
West Third Street
Frederick High School
Lloyd M. Fogle
Carmack’s Grocery
Sanders—Green
Carol Amr—Green
Edward c. T. Green
Waynesboro
Robert Sanders
Charles D. Sanders
Blue Mountain
Fort Jackson, D. C
Wedding Details of Mrs Anglesbee and Family
Mrs Charles Anglesbee of Liberty town served as organist for a wedding. The bride wore a floor length floral gown with a scalloped neckline and pearl embellishments. Matron of honor Mrs Irving Rice wore aqua while Barbara Jackman acted as flower girl.
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Charles Anglesbee
Libertytown
Donard Williams
Irving Rice
West Third Street
Barbara Jackman
East Fifth Street
Married couple’s wedding ends in church ceremony
Kenneth Tregoning of Libertytown served as best man with ushers Irving Rice of West Third Street and Donald Dorsey of West Fifth Street. The couple resides at 13 West Fifth Street. The bride attended Frederick High and works at Frederick Tailoring. The groom attended Mt. Airy High and works at Wachter Brothers Wholesale Company.
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Kenneth Tregoning
Libertytown
Irving Rice
West Third Street
Donald Dorsey
West Fifth Street
Frederick High School
Frederick Tailoring Company
Mt. Airy High School
Wachter Brothers Wholesale Company
Weddings in Waynesboro and Leesburg Hold Multiple Ceremonies
A series of 1950s style nuptials unfolds with three weddings recounted. Carol Amr-Green wed Robert Sanders at Blue Mountain Church of God. Peggy Ann Russell married Gillis Lamarr Jr. in Leesburg. Marian Elizabeth Althoff tied the knot with Anne Warrenfeltz at Rev. C Basil Grossnickle’s home.
Funerals Held for Local Residents in Emmitsburg and Area
Funeral services were held for Harry Oscar Grable in Emmitsburg with military honors by the Thurmont American Legion. Multiple services followed for James H. Anders, Benjamin Franklin Rowings, David Clifton Smith, and Gary Lewis Atterback, with obituaries noting church affiliations, pallbearers, and interment sites in Mount Olivet, Lewistown, and Chapel cemeteries.
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Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Harry Oscar Grable
RFD
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Philip, Bower
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Albert Ecker
Francis Falvey
Mervin Green
Pete Lantz
Edward Hobbs
Charles Downs
Maurice Albaugh
David Gall
Russell Duncan
Richard Stiteley
Lee Fisher
Benjamin Franklin Rowings
Adamstown
East Church Street
Leland L. Fruechte
Trinity United Church of Christ
Samuel Stillwell
Frank Bowings
Charles Bowings
Roy T. Perrel
L. Eugene Johnson
James E. Houff
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Putnam Certified Urologist Joins Board Diplomats
Dr. Charles Putnam Jr a private urology practitioner in this area has been certified as a Diplomat of the American Board of Urology He sits on the Frederick Memorial Hospital active staff and teaches at the University of Maryland School of Medicine He is a 1950s New York trained physician who studied at Georgetown and DC General Hospital and now resides with his wife and four children at 606 Lee Place.
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Putnam
Charles §. Putnam Jr
American Board of Urology
Frederick Memorial Hospital
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Baltimore
New York State College of Medicine
Upstate
New York
D. C. General Hospital
Georgetown University Hospital
Lee Place
Wedding of Miss Carpenter and Mr Kreissinger in Virginia
The ceremony united Miss Margaret Cecelia Carpenter and Robert Wellman Chamberlin in Waterford Virginia with a nuntraditional nuptial music program by Mrs Kreisinger. Attendants included Miss Jane Goodman and Miss Rosalie Moyer with a flower girl Susan Hough. The couple plans a New Orleans Mardi Gras weekend trip and resides in Mobile, Alabama.
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Michael W. Kreisinger
Margaret Cecelia Carpenter
Jane Ives Goodman
Waterford
Rosalie Moyer
Middlebury
Susan Michele Hough
Roger Hough
Leesburg
Robert Wellman Chamberlin
John Clemens
Edward Jackson
Sterling
Phillip Lance Harrington
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Davis Studio
Laura Antoinette Carpenter
William Bernard Carpenter
Lovettsville
George Phillips Goodman II
Martin Ives Goodman
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Michael E. Kreisinger
Trial Underway On Barn Fires
Court hears testimony on whether Fouche started barn fires with police confirming interviews and a written statement. Fouche admits intent to testify while disputes about calling family or attorney arise. jury panel includes Betty Holtzople foreman and diverse members.
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David Hasenbuhler
Fouche
Pikesville
Leo Sullivan
Hasenbubler
John Lowe
Lowe
Cpl
Hasenbuhler
Barns
Creek
Betty M. Holtzople
Mt. Pleasant
Wilmer
Thurmont
Margaret K. Pilgram
City
Dorothea Jr. Easterday
Jackson
Marjorie L. Etchison
Mary McK. Eyster
Charles E. Forney
Brunswick
Ira E. Cook
Wilson Robertson
Marion Carmack
David Hagan
Hamilton Linthicum
Writer Milton Propper Found Dead in North Philadelphia
Milton M. Propper a 55 year old mystery novelist best known for The Strange Disappearance of Mary Young was found dead in his car in North Philadelphia. Police say the death appears to be an apparent sleeping pill overdose.
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Philadelphia
Milton M. Propper
Mary Young
Rice Named to Dean's List at Lehigh University
James R. Rice of Kline Boulevard in this city was among 165 Lehigh University undergraduates named to the Dean's List for the fall semester.
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JFK
News-Post
Farmers Co-Operative
Mrs. Irving Wilson Rice
D Wetzel
Rockwell
Patricia Louise Bruchey
Lillian Williams
John W. Bruchey
James LeRoy Grimes
Marvis Grimes
Airy
Columbus Grimes
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Martin W. Flahavan
Warrenfeltz—Althoff
Marian Elizabeth Althoff
Franis Althoff
Anne Richard Allen Warrenfeltz
Don Warrenfeltz
C. Basil Grossnickle
Warrenfeltz
Delone Catholic School
McSherrystown
Middletown High School
London
Britain
Air Force
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Ark
Charles Althoff
Andes Russell Frank
James H. Anders
Harriott Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Lloyd L. Wolf
Jesse Siitley
William Anders
Leon Anders
Norman Anders
Charles Anders
William Stitley
Donald Miller
Lewistown Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
David Clifton Smith
Butterfly Lane
North Market Street
Milton A. Barlow
Chevy Chase Ward
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter-Day Saints
Paul Crookston
Alfred Cordon
Dwayne G. Westfall
Ernest R. Schulthess
Elvin Frandson
Thomas Lodie
David Simpson
James C. Quade
Chapel Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Gary Lewis Atterback
West 13Th Street
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Perry C. Wilkinson
Maryland General Assembly
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
ED “Krone
C. W. Winebrenner
Ray Stull
Warren Grove
Virgil Zentz
Harry Boller
Harry Krone
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. BR
Department Store
Joneses
New Orleans
Augusta Street
Mobile
Ala
Loudoun High School
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
George Washington High School
Alexandria
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Port
Aleva Steamship Company
Robert Myers
Martin’ Ives Goodman
Wilhelmina van Olphen
Robert Chamberlin
Nancy Womeldorph
Lewis P. Hamlin Jr
Salisbury
Carpenter
Cecelia Carpenter
Parson Hickman
Michael Kretsinger
Henry George
Lovellsville
William Reynolds
Dunmoven Farm
Martin Goodman
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