City approves paving plan for county court house area
Citizens and members of the Business Men's Association urged use of street paving funds under a plan to share the city’s cost. The County Commissioners granted the request, allowing the work to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Court House
Cc Fu
Marshall L. Etchison
West Second St
Sallie J. Harsett
Ellen V. Payne
Mark d
Keth
Mary C
Twenty Years Ago Deeras From The Tee News March 9 1903
Twenty years ago deeras from the Tee News column recounts sugar price drops looming as canners seek ahead contracts. Auction at Central Church drew early crowds with proceeds near 313,000. Government and press topics touch on wartime talk and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeras
Tee News
Sietime
Mather
Kuammet Cara Car Central Church
North Market Street
Berman Weener
Two Damascus Men Die In Maryland Car Crash
Two Damascus men died and three were injured when a borrowed 1959 Pontiac struck a bridge abutment on Maryland 124 two miles south of Woodfield. Willard Honeycutt, 50, and Stanley King, 19, were killed instantly. Surviving are Honeycutt’s wife and children, King’s mother and siblings, and others treated for injuries at Montgomery County General Hospital and Suburban Hospital. Witnesses described the car leaving the road and hitting the bridge. a passerby rescue squad transported the injured to area hospitals. The crash prompted discussion of war tensions and political commentary on NATO and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Khrushchev
Maryland
Medanti
Woodfield
Satfield
Mistene
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Willard Honeycutt
Vin Awil Giavihoud
Kremlin
Daniel C. Coopbe
Honeycutt
Ness
United States
Europe
Amn
NATO
Montgomery County
Hosave
Aspital
Olney
Virginia Mae Cooper
Gaithersburg
James K. Cooper
Montgomery County General Hospital
Donna L. Cooper
Winesses
Donna Cooper
James Cooper
Vaneseur
Daniell Caersts
Ben Woor
Atomg Energy Commission
Germanown
James Perry
Frederick County Girl Scouts Week Marks Creative Service
Girl Scouts Week in Frederick County runs March 8 to 16 to mark the 47th anniversary of the Scout organization. 1500 girls and adults are part of 3.5 million U.S. scouts affiliated with the World Association. emphasis is on creativity in arts crafts homemaking service citizenship and international relations as public displays showcase local girls creativity in Hendrickson window decorated by Mrs. Fred Maurer Mrs. Lee Miller Mrs. J. F. Kreissig and Mrs. Irving Stride.
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Frederick County
Scout Organization
U.S.A
World Association For Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts
Hendrickson's
Fred Maurer
Lee Miller
J. F. Kreissig
Irving Stride
Aldridge Stauhs and Clyde Cook Wed in Brunswick
The ceremony took place at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick with Rev Raips H Miller officiating. The couple, both Harpers Ferry graduates employed at the American Optical Company, plan a Virginia wedding trip and reside in a newly furnished apartment near Jefferson.
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Seer Rateldag AC Deatas
Aldridge Stauhs
Millville
W. Va
Clyde M. Cook
Clyde Cook
Harpers Ferry
Bethany Lutheran Chirch
Brunswick
Raips H Miller
Harpers Ferry Igh
American Opiial Company
Frederik
Ivsweds
Cayo
Virginia
Thes Wall
Jefferson
Deaths in Frederick area retirees and neighbors
Obituary notices for Joseph Edward Beatty of Mt. Airy aged 88 with survivors in Baltimore and Pasadena, Ada M Conard of Lovettsville, a 79 year old ex Lovettsville resident, and W Scott Rippeon of Libertytown with extensive family, all detailing funeral plans, affiliations, and burial sites. Also a note from Washington on bingo mailing prohibitions.
Local Personal Notices Include Zenta Birthday and Obituaries
Mrs. Minne M Zenta 77 widow of George C Zent z Thurmont observes birthday at Springfield Hospital after illness of over four years. Surviving children include Charles Mersey Mildred Catsait Raymond Zentz and more. Also notes cap ceremony for Cathale Mach School student in Lancaster and World War II veteran Capt C Reid Johnson dies in San Diego. U Nu to attend World Congress of Religions in Dallas March 13 to 19.
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Minne M. Zenta
Minnie M. Zentz
Reno Tucker
College Ave
George C. Zentz
Thurmonthue
Springfield Hol
Wilbur Sheffield Sr
West
Zentz
W Edcar Magaha
Levi and
Mollie Lohr
Market Street
Hinea
John
Lewis Balmore
Mary Fisher
Tae G. Wi
Westminster
Larner Zentz
Baltimore
To Vitro
Rangoon
Burma
U Nu
Ine
Dallas
Tex
C. Reid Johnson
San Diego
Stock Quotations from New York Markets Slips in Fragmented Listing
A garbled OCR render describes stock quotations and security trade activity linked to New York firms and investors. It references figures and entities such as Frederick, Potomac, and various placeholders, noting prices near an approximate range and potential buy or sell actions amid a crowded, unclear market page.
Funeral services for Ernest Bankard held in Taneytown
Funeral services for Ernest x Bankard prominent Taneytown resident were Sunday at 1 30 p m in Fuss funeral home Taneytown with Rev Morgan R Andreas officiating. Burial in United Church of Christ cemetery Taneytown. Active pallbearers included Samuel Breth Murray Baumgardner Norman Baumgardner Mervin Wantz Edmund Nusbaum Neal Powell. Honorary pallbearers were Birnie Trust Company representatives.
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Ernest x. Bankard
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner
Fuss Funeral Home
Morgan R. ‘Andreas
United Church of Christ
Samuel Breth
Murray Baumgardner
Noriman Baumgardner
Mervin Wantz
Edmund Nusb
Collateral Forfeited In Magistrate's Court
A list of collateral forfeitures in a magistrate court includes numerous motorists across Frederick and surrounding areas. Names span Radcliff Cypress to Tobery and Cox, with charges covering speeding, stop sign violations, license issues, improper turns, and driving with overweight loads. Also noted are obituaries for local residents with funeral details and services set at Thurmont and Frederick funeral homes.
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Mary V. Radcliff
Redwood Avenue
Forest E. Lyles
Hyatteville Recklecs
William Claude Cox
RFD
Gaithersburg
Norman Everett Tobery
Frederick
Marlin JK. Hoff
New Windsor
Roger A. Delauter Jr
Hamsville
Paul F.baker
Middletown
Sherman B. Reeder
Jacob FP. Smell
Uniontown
Richard G. Malone
Braddock Heights
Bernard W. Michaels
Frank Howard Smith
Betsy Ross
Earl J. French
Little Farms Cottage
Earl M. Oden
West Fifth Street
Ernest W. Albaugh
Walkersville
Billy Lee Crawford
Sanford
N. c
Local News Briefs From The Frederick Area
Fragmentary page text from The News Frederick Maryland dated March 9 1959 mentions Associated Press service and local notices. The readable content includes publication metadata and a brief glimpse of content labeling as a news sheet.
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Frederick
Maryland
Canner
Sree
Slemibet Antit Baresu
Wemser
Associated pRess
Mt Port
Soviet Interference in Iran Sparks Cold War Debate
The text describes alleged Soviet interference in Iran's internal affairs and a campaign to destabilize the shah's regime. It mentions Radio Moscow and three stations broadcasting propaganda in Persian urging Iranians to oppose the United States and expel imperialists while seeking closer ties with Russia.
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West
Russia
Assassimat
Wisciarts
Fan
United States
Radio Moscow
Two Found Guilty In Magistrate's Court
Two cases heard in Magistrate Edward J. Smith's court resulted in guilty verdicts. Sylvester Roscoe Wiles of Frederick faced a $10 fine for speeding on Route 555. Trooper Alderson clocked 64 mph over a mile. Mathias Jr. represented Wiles. Mathias Carter of Florida was found guilty of expired registration plates. a reduced $5 fine plus costs was paid. Carter claimed misread dates. Trooper Riland filed the report. Ralph Forshee, 32, died of a heart attack while with General Motors in Detroit.
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Edward J. Smith
Sylvester Roscoe Wiles
RFD
Frederick
R. E. Alderson
Wiles
Charles Met. Mathias Jr
Monroe Carer
Homestead
Fla
Smith
Carter
Stephen P. Riland
Hnd
Feoriar Ao.ree
Funeral service and interment planned at Cedar Grove
A funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Tae Maiensorth Funeral Home. Friends will gather for the service and the interment will take place at Upper Seneca Baptist Cemetery in Cedar Grove.
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North Market Street
Totermant
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Yuesday
Tae Maiensorth
Wao
Upper Seneca Baptist Cemetery
Cedar Grove
Washington Star Moves to New Multi Million Dollar Building
The Washington Star will be written and edited in its new multi million dollar building today for the first time. The move ends almost a century in downtown, with yesterday’s editions prepared in the old plant and printed in the new. The Southeast Washington plant’s new equipment will allow color news photos and ads, with dedication ceremonies planned for mid May.
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Washington
Washington Star
Star
Sickness and surgeries at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Roy Strawsburg of South Market Street underwent major surgery this morning and is in satisfactory condition. Eddie Baugher son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baugher on De Grange Street has returned home after a utensil and adenoid operation. Kenneth J. Busey of East Third Street was admitted Sunday evening in fair condition. Mrs. John Brubaker of Trail Avenue had surgery Friday and is recovering. Mrs. Hazel Ley of Fast Sinth Street entered the hospital Sunday for surgery and is improving.
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Roy Strawsburg
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Strawsburg
South Market
South Streets
Eddie Baugher
Edward Baugher
de Grange Street
Kenneth J. Busey
East Third Street
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Belin
Beth
Tennessee
Rath
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Franklin de Roosevelt
Hitler
Brand- Chieren
Nola Honescutt
On & Mealesworth Funeral Home
Carl Cooper
Elwoodsion
Kemptown
Rennie Rquatt
Mildred Honescurt
Carl HW. Tenescutt
Sharon Baptist Church
Canksville
Molesworth Funeral Home
Molesworth
Mr. King
Mary Sybelle
Riga
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King
Mary Jane Mullinx
Rosemary Ianthicum
Buckeystown
Jane Mann
Damascue
Manlyn King
Mee
Llarence Duvall
Damascusit
Glenwood D. Kinzir
Salt Lake City
Waldo Snyder
Mhlegal
Joseph Edward Beatty Josep
Kanaca Beaty
Reigeville
Virgie E. Renn Beatty
Eddie L. Beatty
Evelyn V. Detwiler
Pasadena
Luther
Paul Beatty
Methodist Church
Prosperity Lodge
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Airy Junction
Mina Ada M, Conard
Ada M. Conard
Lovettsville
Joseph T
Mary Miller Conard
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Bernard Spring
Nellie Smith
Hamilton
R. E. Brown
Michael Kretsinger
Union Cemetery
Arthur E. Summerfield
Summerfield
Garland W. Ward
Long
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Hopehill
C. E. Hicks III
Wallie Diggs Lee
John R
Bessie Hill Lee
W. Scott Rippeon
Libertytown
Frederick County Chronic Hospital
Bradley T. Anr
Martha Fritz Rippeon
Pearl Curfman Rippeon
Donald W. Biddinger
Robert Fogle
Joseph L. Rippeon
Union Bridge
Louis Myers Jr
Raymond Garst
Rayné J. Rippeon
Woodrow W. Rippeon
Ernest Baker
Woodsboro
Eldred Blentlinger
Maude Boyce
D. D
Michael J. Shipley
Harry F. Shipley
Lane G. Roan
Cathalie Mach School
Lancaster
Aiecnoon Wise Lima Snipieyv
Joseph's Hospital, School of Nursing
Tomonine
Rey Brook & Som
New York
Stan Ealenange
Securiy
Fred Motel
Potomac Edicom Pia
Potomac
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John Howard Brown
All Gaints Street
O. B. Jackson
W. Polk
Pall
Clyde Weedon
Marion Johnson
Lindsey Ambush
Clark Smith
Charles R Bawene
George E. Bowens
Fairview Cemetery
C. E.hicks II
Clarence J Earle Eichelberger
Effie Weant Eichelberger
Mitchell
Ind
Wright Funeral Home
Miles 8.Reifsnyder
Baust Reformed Church
Plymouth Lodge No
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Charles Fowble
Gavin Metcalf
William George Skinner
Charles Minnick
O. B. ‘Devilbiss
George Millen
Myri “l Fogle
Wilbur Fowble
Captalia Meto
Frank Meto
Denton
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Acwes
Witham Hail
Calvary Methodist Church
Donald C. Clendaniel
Christ Union Methodist Church
Federalsburg
Newton Lodge
Odd Fellows of
Salisbury
Charles Oliphant
Arthur Oliphant
Harvey Campbell
Jack Filiott
Clifton Lokey
Edgar Nottingham
J .Samuel Carey
W. A. Miles
Mall Crest Cemetery
M. R. Etchisto0
Carl Burke
Charles W. Winpigler
Donald Lee Miller
Kenneth Ray White
Butkeystown
Thomas J. Sergent
Dickerson
Guy Meredith Dayhoff
Thurmont
Oaste
Kenneth Eugene Ramsburg
Paul NX. Bowie
Adamstown
Kenneth H. Stull
Hamilton Avenue
Jesse Leroy Smith Jr
Reese W. Warner Jr
Herbert Hoover Thomas
Carver
Charles Lee Brown
West All Saints Street
Virgil Dale Cummings
Guy C.mateny
Charles Jacob Davis
Olivia N. Cosprave
Ronald G. Sor- Tai
John E. Mercer
Thomas W. Humm
Edward A. Ambush Jr
West Sixth Street
John T. Hildebrand
East 7Th Street
Earl E. Adkins
Kenneth E. Kipp
Charles G. Warfield
John W. Ambush
Earl D. Brown
Norman J. Fry
Anna Leigh
Trenton
N. J
Rose Beall
Carre Barrick
Frizzleburg
Eugene R McVickers
United Brethren Cemetery
Creager and Son
Robert H. Springer
Eugene R. McVickers
Elmer Fuss
Ray Sanders
Clyde Ohler
Francia Long
Kenneth Whitmore
Edwin Free
Creagerstown Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
John Nathan Sewell Jr
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Asbury Methodist Church
W. A. Williams
A. T. Gaskins
Jesus
Rachel Bowins
John Foreman
Mediterranean
Kenneth Randolph James
Norfolk
Harvey Wills
James Brown
Ada Ard J. Etzler
Seaman
Usn
William Clarke
C. Euler
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U.S. Sixth Fleet
Bangkok
Max Janean
Vientiane
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Dag Hammar
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Amherst
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Loudoun County
T. A. Damiet
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K D. Forshee
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Stanley King
Welter Heraney
Reanie Kephart
Garthersburz Rescue Squad
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