Know Your Firemen Keefer Chronology Details
Kenneth L. Keefer served at Usnec Steam Fire Enene Company No 3 starting April 10 1955 and was appointed with Eva M Frederick on May 25 1930. He lived on Church Street North Market Elm Street schools Frederick High School and Norma Evangelical community. Keefer was a father of Theresa Barbara and three children and resided at 238 East Tnaddon. He also united with Uniteds Citizens Truck Company and Maryland National Guard.
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Kenneth L. Keefer
Usnec
Enene Company
Semper
Otheeny Eva Mrederick
Church Street
North Marnet
Elm Street
Frederick High School
Barbara Hemo
Theresa L
Thomas G
Kernie Ann Keefer
East
Addon
Uniteds
Citizens Truck Company
Maryland National Guard
Nuclear disarmament and arms reduction pledge analyzed
The text discusses reducing arms, international control, and staged disarmament to maintain internal security and prevent belligerence. It emphasizes caution against loopholes that could enable a surprise attack and threaten freedom.
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Arma
Verona
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital list several families welcoming new members. Notable entries include Blain Ed ward son for Bernard Clem and Parkcia Winvigier, Richard Hillary son for William Stanziale, Paul William son for David Stefanie, Bradley Alan son for Richard Boggs, Wayne Kenneth son for Samuel Palm, and a second child for James Reaver with Martha Bra shear of Monrovia. Dr Bruce K Wiseman of Columbus Ohio dies at 63.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bernard Clem
RFD
Blain Edward
Clem
Parkcia L. Winvigier
Frederick
William Stanziale
East Third Street
Richard Hillary
David Stefanie
Ridge Road
Paul William
Richard Lowell
Boggs
Fort Detrick
Bradley Alan
Samuel Palm
West All Saints Street
Wayne Kenneth
James Reaver
RFD i
Union Bridge
Reaver
Martha Bra
Shear
Monrovia
Auction sale for Wilbur H. Duvall property withdrawn
Public sale offer for the late Wilbur H. Duvall three story brick dwelling on West Third Street by trustees Edgar K. Moore and Frank N. Stoner was withdrawn at a bid of 1400. Also notes a Cumberland fire destroying City Hall, Bennett family visiting in Norfolk, and Earl R. Hack electrocuted in Brunswick. A Frederick County Agricultural Society conversion bill was prepared for House of Delegates and Athletic Park lease involving Frederick Baseball Association.
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William E. Darner
Edgar K. Moore
Frank N. Stoner
Wilbur H. Duvall
West Third Street
Cumberland
William S. Bennett
West South Street
M. Willam C. Flaurt
Norfolk
Earl R. Hack
Baltimore
Brunswick
Frederick’ County Agricultural Society
Stock Company
House of Delegates
Frederick Baseball Association
Athletic Park
Men's Christ ‘Associa
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A wind and snow disrupted roads three miles west of state routes with plows sent to some sections. Charles H. Herbert appointed to an engineering position. J Harold Hooper named cashier at Walkersville Bank succeeding Percy H. Claggett who resigned to take a similar post in Perryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles H Herbert
of Engineers
Ofee
Culler
J. Harold Hooper
Walkersville Bank
Percy H. Claggett
Perry
Vile
Sick and recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A list of patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Frederick Maryland includes Monroe Shankle Adamstown undergoing surgery and Mrs Dee Schaeffer Urbana to have surgery. Others are Mr Bernard K Weishaar New Windsor medical patient and Mrs Claude Trout Frederick Memorial Hospital medical patient. Mrs Henry Lakin Sr Jefferson reported surgical patient and Mr Robert E Crawford 32 South Jefferson street underwent surgery. Walter F Rath Pasadena California died aged 78 after long illness. A Frederick County grand jury failed to indict ex resident Motherwell on charges of slaving and burglary related to a pet cemetery case.
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Honest I. Smith
Hastinsburg
W. Va
E. F. Hartsock
Air
Carl W. Foitz
Elsie M. Webster
Charles Town
Smith
Monroe Shankle
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dee Schaeffer
Urbana
Henry Lakin Sr
Jefferson
Robert E. Crawford
South Jefferson Street
Bernard K Weishaar
New Windsor
Claude Trout
Wilson Place
Harry Edwards Jr
Mt. Ay
Ada Mills
Fred
Glenn Bowers
Hansen
Roy W. Snoots
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial
Erwell
Lord Moth
Pearl P
Downieville
Cali
Frederick County
Motherwell
Engagements and Wedding News From Frederick Area
Announcement confirms engagement of Elizabeth M Nave of Salt Lake City to Douglas E Lewis of Hagerstown with studies in North Dakota and Austria. Also reports weddings including Marie K Droneburg to Paul M Jeffers in Trinity Methodist, with details on attendants, attire, and positions.
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Elisaho M. Nave
Walter Nave
Salt&. AusStria
Douglas E. Lewis
Charles Lewis
Isle
New Jersey
Sommerly
Hagerstown
Nave
Uni. of
North Dakota
Grand
Fairbright
University of Graz
Graz
Austria
Lewis
Westtown School
Westtown
Amherst College
Mass
Samuel E. Lewis
Fred C. Wright Sr
Sadie Lee Hagar
Frederick
Salzburg
Baltimore
Mark P. Jeffers Jr
Monrovia
Jeffers
Two Boys Convicted in Four Year Terms Case
The trial tied Brice and Tyler to a New Year’s Eve robbery at a Market Street tavern and Hotel Frede. Brice faced a not guilty plea at first but later pleaded guilty with Tyler to charges of robbery and larceny. Witnesses described Brice and Tyler entering a restaurant, taking cash, tobacco, candy, and a ham before fleeing in a car driven by Wasne Michae?
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H. D. Martinez
Fort Detrick
Brice
Martinez
Lear Z
Market Street
Frede
Brice O
Amaroper
Grice
Tyler
Bazer
Vaurant
Tessica
Ther
Wasne Michae
Tsier
Michael
Bane
Cuban protest delivered over Castro munitions ship remark
The Cuban government received a formal US protest accusing Fidel Castro of implying American officials were behind a March 4 munitions ship incident in Havana harbor. The State Department declined to release the note’s contents and offered no immediate comment.
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Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
State Department
U.S
Daniel M. Braddock
Washington
Personal notices announce anniversaries and milestones
A fragmentary notice lists Lee Eury of West Heerted Air observing their 24th anniversary Monday in Wisconsin. Wisner Fibert near the 54 sears old on Thursday. A Friday observance is noted for a Herman Th Market Space years old. Pes nk.
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Lee Eury
West
Mondar Oote
Wisner
Sears
Herman
U S Demands Return of Five B 26 Bombers
Reports say United States traced five B 26 bombers to the Dominican Republic after an arms shipment claimed to be destined for Chile never arrived. Dominican air force suspected of cooperation in the operation and the State Department has sent a formal note demanding return of the aircraft.
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LU. S
Ington
Pas
Dem
Caribbean
Chile
Ig Pe
Otr
Dominican Republic
State Department
Dominican Foreign Office
United Staes
Postmasters Lead Easter Seals Drive for Three-County Center
Postmasters in Washington Frederick and Carroll counties rally Easter Seal sales to aid the three-county treatment center for crippled children. James A. Grove chairs the drive with local postmasters and volunteers from communities named as chairmen and assistants to solicit funds and sell Easter Seals.
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Odd Fellows
James A. Grove
General Fund
Washington
Carrol
Frederick
Grove
Frederick County
Walkersville
Xena M. Jamison
Glade Valley Grange
Arkittsville
Llan
Arthur Hires
Brunswick
Arther F. Hightman
Howard F. Foreback
Brunswick Ican Legion
Ridge
Kathleen E. Miller
Joan Myers
Lillian &. Flanigan
Adamstown
Edith Ringis
Carol
Mahel L.carter
Violet Baugher
Greenham
Mildred V. Gruskon
C. Harry Boller
Hilda Free
New Market Lions Club
H Knoxville
William M. Remsberg
C. N. Hawes
Doubs
Lena B. yMain
Robert iCarer
Woodsboro
Glenn H. Lenkert
Lewistown
D. David Snook
Randolph Stull
Point of Rocks
Cornelia W. Hickme
Irene Green
Libertytown
Jane Ces R. Curiman
Duvall Sweadner
Libertown Lions Club
Bucketstown
William Boteler
Thurmont
Lee Munshour
Donald L. Lewis
Enthy
Carroll County
Carrollton
Martin Lo Long
Henrxrton
Orlando HE. Corsa
Helen Chase
Cora L. Sappington
Linwood
Bessie B. Roop
Cheripitte R. Keefer
Mideleburg
Samue
Minnie
M. Masemoreen Windsor
Raynd C
Walter
Robert J
Tom AL On Bradze
Mayer Bairman
Helen B. Bowman
Walter B. Mills
Inez Troupe
Maugansville
Mary DB. Rice
Glenna Hicks
Big Pool
Seba R, Darby
Urbana Homemakers Meet Shares Safety And Style Tips
The Urbana Homemakers met at Mrs. Harry M. Roder’s home on March 17 with Mrs. August E. Selek Mann presiding. Members discussed clothing, safety storage, and future events while welcoming a baby shower for Mrs. Davis and sending get well cards to several members.
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Urbana Homemakers Club
Urbana Homemakers
Harry M. Roder
Ick
August E. Selekmann
Harold Roderick
Charles Collins
John Davis
Davis
Roland Willard
G. O. Hendrickson
James Montgomery
Russell Strube
Selekmann
Wiliam F. Lee
Two Wills Probated and Local Notices
Two wills probated by the Orphans Court. Ralph Burgee, a retired teacher, named executors and beneficiaries include Meel Burges, W Burgee and Mrs Maude Schultz. will dated November 13 1957. Hollis estate left to wife Nell Thomas Hollis. king M Ross Hollis left diamond ring to Rev Paul L Althouse. wills witnessed by Storm Hahn and Maisel Thompson. Lenten services for New Market Methodist Charge begin Thursday at 7 20 pm through April 14 with Rev Clark S Alst and several speakers. Recently married Miss Patricia Eyler and Henry Eugene Raymond at St Marks Hagestown. reception details and attire described. Tokyo Sabre Jet and DC3 collision at Komaki Air Base with fatalities and injuries reported. Butterfield Overland Mail’s first overland delivery noted from Tipton Missouri to San Francisco in 1858. Roosevelt longest presidency. Harrison shortest.
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Orphans Court
Ralph Burgee
March Ter
Meel Burges
W Burgee
Maude Schultz
William Burgee
William x. Storm
Hetve A. Hahn
King M. Ross Hollis
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Hollis
Nell Thomas Hollis
Church Street
Edward F. Maisel
Byron W. Thompson
New Market
Patricia Jean Eyler
G. Meade Eyler
Thurmont
Henry Eugene Raymond
Mirs
H.R. Raymond
Hagerstown
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Robert Sutton
Ann Johnson
R. Gene Whipp
College Park
William A. Moore
Don Hoffman
Hagerstoun
Raymord
Potomac Re Avenue
Raymond
Tis Washington Hospital School of Nursing
Washington Hospital
Raymond Gradsatna
Steel stocks rise as market advances in fourth session
In New York trading steady activity continued late this afternoon with the steel sector showing gains. Shares of leading steel producers climbed as broad market momentum carried through a fourth consecutive session.
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Steels Active
New York
Steels
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Bruce K. Wiseman
Columbus
Ohio
Bruce BK. Wiseman
Ohio State University
Department of Medicine
South Bend
Ind
the News
Walter F. Rath
Pasadena
Calif
Igander
Xirs
Water DeGrange
George B. Douglas
Frank J. Keefer Catsail
The
Heart Association
Douglas
de. Grange
Olive R. Engle
Ruth E_ Bowman
Frank J. Keefer
Bale Im
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Re Ge
Valley
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Lee Cashdollar
Cashdollar
Ite
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Sgt
EL She
Andeled
Dhe Breas Ng
Austin James
Tim Theer Davi
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Teesenver
Desines
Deira
Fort Winth
Helena
Anapolis
Ain P. Ngel
Ae Ag
Om A. Oy
S. WoFran
Tampa
Washirsion
Braddock Homemakers
James Turner
Braddock Homemakers Club
Dewey Jordan
James Goodman
Clemon Lenhart
Carroll Parkway
Beatrice Fehr
Wilfred Wisner
Martin Summers
L. Roy Horine
Vesemeyeris
Unver of Maryland
Tokyo
Apj
Komaki Air Base
Japan
AQ Nippon Ais Ways
Tokio
Anda
Overland Mail
Butterfield Stage
Tipton
San Francisco
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Willam Henry Harrison
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