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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1961
Page
4
A brief notice in the March 9, 1961 issue indicates distribution and republication rights for Associated Press material. The entry mentions bureau of circulations and standard post office classification. No further events or names are provided.
An era described as the first long pants period faced repeated delays and old norms. The passage notes overdue items and customary practices tied to dealers. The text contrasts the formation of modern fashion with traditional expectations and implies a shift in standards and punctuality.
Mrs Jessie Hyde aged 106 years 10 months 21 days died Wednesday at 2 20 p m at the Eastview home of her step-daughter and son in law Charles S Tregoning. She was wife of Jesse Lee Hyde and had resided in Eastview five years. Born in New York State she recalled the Johnstown flood and other historic events. Survived by husband step-daughter Hazel Tregoning and four step-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at G C Barton funeral home Walkersville with services Saturday at 7 am and burial at Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren cemetery.
Mr. Thomas Brandenn near 20th in Middletown is observed today as part of a local observance. Mr. and Mrs. Ivor E. B. Rosen live near Urbana and are noted in social notices.
Mr. Ernest James announces his engagement and upcoming wedding in western 195 with plans to reside at home in Greenhelt following the ceremony. The couple will begin married life at their Greenhelt residence.
A fragment from the News-Post files notes events in 1911. Dr Arthur T Herring praises conditions at Montevue Hospital after an inspection, a Boosters banquet tickets go fast, and a trolley scare causes a buggy crash near Myersville with minor injuries. Architect Eley reports progress on Frederick Abattoir Co project. County health rules allow placards for contagious diseases. Imperial Athletic Club forms for 1911 season and challenges state clubs. Mercury drops to eight degrees signaling a cold spell, with Mt Pleasant schedules under Board of Control review.
A misread item recalls a heavy snowstorm and national emergency duration debates in Congress. An upstairs room in a Harmony farm dwelling owned by Wilmer J. House was slightly damaged by fire. Germany seeks rich assignments abroad and a quick Turkish-Greek naval option appears.
The gas company announced a Prof Sharing Plan for all eligible employees effective December 31 1960. It is non-contributory with no contributions required from any party. City officials outlined initial steps and listed directors present including Mr and Mrs Grove and Mr and Mrs Ramsburg among others.
The Rams' coach received a trophy as the community recognizes the team’s leadership. Local singers from Bridgewater VA College performed at Sunday services, with two area residents noted as members of the Ladies and Men’s quartets.
Funeral services are set for Bertha L Hickman and others with rites at 2 p.m. in the Reformed cemetery. Pallbearers include L Creager and Wir Moore. other mourners are Paul Fry Lester Robert Bittner Lee and Richard We ...
J H Kirby 38 of Millville died at home after long illness. Survived by wife Daisy Brackett Kirby two sons Carl and Howard and daughter Barbara Ellen Penwell and two grandchildren. Also surviving sister Martha Delauder and sister Josephine Price. Charles A Sullivan 87 former civic leader and Baltimore war Red Cross head accountant died after month illness. Born in Wheelersburg Virginia raised in Georgetown he spent most of life in Baltimore and was active in civic groups.
Among The Sick Sr. car reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where underwent surgery on Wednesday. Adams Montgomery County on Tuesday sent Wednesday. L Eugene at home in Braddock to Fred Monday.
In this readers problem column Dorothy Dix advises Mrs L B on avoiding close talk with a married salesman and keeping family focus at home. Other letters urge caution about past relations and suggest addressing future with the current partner.
Rockville driver Paul M. Ward was fined 20 dollars after a magistrate found he veered toward the center of U S 15 near Point of Rocks on January 3. Fredericksburg, Virginia driver Nelson R. Dixon was fined 15 dollars for operating a tractor and trailer without proper identification on US 240 near US 15, with receipts showing the tax plate arrived that day. Government recognizes new Salvador regime in Colombia.
Novelist Lillian Smith will lecture today at 3 p.m. in Hood College’s Brodbeck Hall. The Georgia author, known for Strange Fruit, addresses themes of race and society and has served on the ACLU national board.
The News and Post offers cash prizes for the best news tips received weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon. Five prizes are awarded with $5 for first, $2 for second, and $1 for each of the next five stories. Call Monument 2-1177 with tips, including accident or police leads, for consideration by editors.
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