Publication page header and rates from 1959 paper
The snippet shows a newspaper masthead with publication details from March 18, 1959, including pricing 3 cents for a single copy and subscription options of 1 year 31.00 three months 3 08 and other rates. It credits Associated Press and notes the paper is registered in Frederick Maryland with postal details.
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Religion in Business Shapes Chaplain Roles in Companies
The piece notes a growing trend of corporate chaplains influencing workplace life. Chaplains gain access to employees, providing confidential counsel and addressing moral issues, while managers see improvements in morale and productivity. The shift raises questions about clergy independence and management trust, yet business leaders value the impact on worker well being and efficiency.
Community Sunrise Service At Lewistown
The 31st annual Easter Community Sunrise Service will be held at Lewistown Methodist Church at 6 a.m. Sunday March 29 with Utica Bethel and Mountaindale churches participating. Rev. Rovald Brooks will deliver the Easter message followed by breakfast served in Conference Hall by the Methodist Men's Bible Class.
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Lewistown Methodist Church
Utica
Bethel
Mountaindale
Randolph Stull
Utica Lutheran
Mary Alice Ramsburg
Linda Atkins
James Wachter
Bethel Lutheran
Mary Frances Warner
Alice Lease
Estate valued at 896774.20 with unsold lots plus club formed
Fifty years ago in the News columns for March 18 1908 reports the Board of Aldermen review of the Miss Ariz estate valued at 896774.20 with about 36 unsold lots estimated at 2. An Automobile Club was organized as an auxiliary to the local club with officers named Guy Thomas W Ross Miller D Baker and A LeRoy McCardell mentioned in relation to a Rackwell Terrace residence.
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Messrs
Tacob Rourback
John Francis Smith
Samuel G. Duvall
Ariz
Frederick
Guy Thomas W. Ross
Shall Miller
D. Baker
Treat
A. Leroy McCardell
Rackwell Terrace
Graham to Take 10 Day Rest in Australia
Graham arrives at Broadbeach Queensland for a ten day rest after a Melbourne revival and Tasmania stand. He will hold meetings in New Zealand after the holiday. He appears fit as autograph seekers greet him. Dr William Erdman of the University of Pennsylvania will join him for a medical check on his eye condition before crusade resumes.
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Broadbeach
Australia
Billy Graham
Queensland Gold Coast
Melbourne
Tasmania
New Zealand
Graham
William Erdman
University of Pennsylvania
Erdman
United States
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Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
A 1998 clipping recalls Senior Girl Scout Troop 82 dinner and dances at Camp Baker hosted by Mrs Donald Ward with Edith Barthel and family present. Also noted: estate appraiser appointment bill in Senate. Vernon M Rhoads dies at 37. firemen rescue a cat at Marland School for the Deaf. Road reports note mixed conditions in Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Adieuot
Us 82
Donald Ward
Hoes
Dineer
Camp Baker
Richard Ramsahurz
Barthel
George Barthel
Edna Wachter
Barbara Shatta
Shirkey
Donna Wachter
Trish Mar‘z
Susan Ambrosen
Mary Barthel
Sue Mohler
Marie Corson
Judy Gosnell
Dennis Murphy
Dick Holdcraft
Dave Miner
Alen Weinlaue
Bad Pescot
Richard Ramsburg
Bill Barthlow
Bul Main
Frosty Betson
Ronne Cullen
Gene Fisher
Wes
Casper F. Betson
Aphans Court
Senate
John B. Funk
Vernon M. Rhoads
Ced
West South Street
Frederick
Marland School For the Deaf
Tabby
Samuel T. Abrecht
T. Roy Brookes
Bel Air
Pomona Grange
Centennial Memorial
Brethren Church
19 Girl Scouts Awarded Religious Medals
The Frederick County area honors 19 Girl Scouts who completed requirements for a religious award tied to Girl Scout Week. Recipients from Presbyterian, Good Shepherd Lutheran, First Baptist and Calgary Methodist churches received gold cross medals, with names listed for each congregation and ceremonies held over two Sundays.
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Frederik Gul
Nanette Gael
Keederick County
Mee Pol Carter
Incure
Presbyterian Church
W. M. Weaver
Betty Schwab
Hetheloe Moore
Anna Mae Young
Johanna Ave Zeiler
Sue Ann Brooks
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Pay Carrall L. Rover
Linia Smith
Sandea Zimmerman
Addie Ruth Christopherson
Eleanor Harner
Jennie Stup
Judie Aird
First Baptist
Robert F. Woodward
Betsy Goodman
Calgary Methodist
E. William Umall
Sharon Kelly
Judy Sherman
Nola Jean Gross
Marian Chapman
Christine Schmitt
Bonnie Bell Strine
Susan Chamblin
Mt Airy Firemen Start Work On New Building
Mt Airy Fire Company began construction on a 40 by 20 foot facility with a tall basement to replace its current hall. The venue will serve firefighting needs and host community events including dances and banquets, aimed to be ready by carnival time.
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Suddins
Mi Aley
al A Oprgees
Winteh Canis
Airy
Mt. Airy
Eice al Mt
Firremen
Fire Company
Delaine Hobbs
Carnival Time
Phong
J. M. Lowman
Mt.’ Airy
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Blue And Gold Dinner Held By Cub Pack 276
The annual Blue and Gold Dinner of Cub Pack 276 at Evangelical Lutheran Church drew sixty eight participants and guests. Awards were presented by Rev. Mr Thumb with Wolf and Lion Badges and Arrow Points awarded to several boys. Kenneth Wilson Saunders named new youth secretary for Frederic.
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Cub
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clair
Berenard P. Sorensen Kohiel
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Den
Grace Bo Wenschhof
Eymnetine Simpson
Wires
Ford
Ethel B
Heron Zen
Asam Cobmaster
Thomas Ty
Mr. Thumb
Beent Gibbs
Bobby Rudy
Chadwick Gibbe
Gene Smith
Naus Wachter
James Kline
Brent
Rudy
Roy Cannon
Gibbs
Geng Smith
Reit
Elmer Wachier
Tommy Burriss
Beriss
Clit Virte
Denns
Denny Fox
Freddy Food
Kohl
Peter Lovencen
Abn Milgard
Dennis Murphy
Kenneth Wilson Saunders
Fort Culling
Cole
Frederic
Jary
Caarang State University
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Feather Temperatures and Precipitation Update
Weather notes report temperatures and precipitation for 44 bouts ending at a.m. by Tye Assoendhal.
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Harpers Ferry Area Foundation Elects New Officers
At a Harpers Ferry Area Foundation meeting new officers were elected: President John Newcomer, Vice President Roland Bond, Secretary Mrs. Lewis Nichols, Treasurer Willard Moter. The John Brown Commemoration observance runs October 12 to 18 with no contest for the women’s event. the Junior Womens Club handles judging and prizes as part of the Centennial program in Harpers Ferry.
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Harpers Ferry
John New
Comer
Roland Bond
Lewis Nichols
Treass Willard Moter
John Brown
Helen Atozeile Cavalier
Tme
Chailés Junior Womens Club
Harpees Ferry
Pe Pei
Army Signal Corps unveils new microelectronics module
The Army Signal Corps publicly revealed a first time a revolutionary microelectronics module designed for space age use. Officials touted its role in future space missions and electronic systems development at Jerre Frederick Memorial Hospital district.
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Ovlto Hor
Jerre + Frederick Memorial Hospital
SEW Electronics
New York
Army Signal Corps
Local Personal Notes Highlight Family Visits and Birthdays
Mr and Mrs Shaff of 303 ng avenue returned from visiting their son George in San Diego Calif. Don, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Miller of West Main Middletown, celebrated his 2nd birthday. Mrs Herbert Hahn Jr of 213 Penter street observed her birthday. Mr Re Wa recently joined The Post editorial staff and celebrated his 25th birthday. Miss Tallise Cecil Frederick was a weekend guest of Miss Eleanor Hartle in Waynesboro Pa. Cecil and Hartie were Camp Micnaus counselors last summer.
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M A. D. Shaff
Ng Avenue
George
San Diego
Calif
Don
Mrr
Claude Miller
West Main Street
Middletown
Tod
Herbert & Hahn Jr
Penter Street
Follay
Post
Tallise Cecil
Frederick
Eleanor Hartle
Waynesboro
Cecil
Hardie
Camp Micnaus
Singing Convention Meeting Conducted at Bethesda Church
The Bethesda church hosts a singing convention led by Rev Hayden Sparks and Rev Bun Nevties with choirs, solos, duets, and quartets. The event features Ivan Lawson on piano and includes performances by Mrs Sparks and Miss Lillie Mae Priebe, with Raymond Day directing and a 2.15 pm start on the second Sunday each month.
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Bun Nevties
Ivan Lawson
Crarien
Huy Shaow
Cedar Grove
Hus Motter
Bethesda
Raymond Day
Artuna
Kelly
Eastridge
Frankie Gladhill
Jesus
Sparks
May F. Quartetto
Louise Beall
Joanne
Gunnie
David Beall
Lillie Mae Priebe
Barbara Beall
Lowse Beall
Derwoud
Brunswick Lions Visit State House in Annapolis
Brunswick Lions club members toured the Maryland State House after chartering a bus from Brunswick. They observed the Senate session, were officially recognized, and met with Sen. Samuel Barrick. Bruce Porter led as club president and Richard Bowers organized the trip. They visited governor's office and county delegation rooms before returning.
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Brunswick Lions Club
Annapolis
Carvel Hall
Samuel Barrick
Senate
Sen. Barrick
Bruce Porter
Richard Bowers
Obituary notices from Emmitsburg and local area
Two obituaries note the deaths of Thomas Glacken and Harry G. Phebus. Glacken of Emmitsburg Route 2, aged 2:45 yesterday, leaves a large family and was a St. Joseph’s parish member with services planned at St. Joseph’s in Emmitsburg. Phebus, 81, a brick mason and hunter from Emmitsburg, died after illness. services at Mount Olivet Cemetery and funeral services at the M. R. Etchison and Son home, with a large surviving family including grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Thomas Glacken
Thess Ghicken
Emmitsburg
Ken
Paircola
Hictime
Sarah Wolf Glacken
Alice Glacken
George Gartrell
Richard Topper
James Glackon
Harney
John Forney
Westminster
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Church
James Twomey
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Benjamin FL
Annie FE
Hergesheimer Phebus
First Presbyterian Church
Phebus
Ing
Fox Phebus
G. Roger Yinger
H. Edgar Phebus
Juin B. Landis
Foster Hartsock
Jess
Robert Wallace
Melvin Hahn
Richard F. Phebus
New
Foundland
Roy Lake
Bartonsville
Raymond
Nichol
el Paso
Texas
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Inexperienced Help Manning Toll Booths on Turnpike
Toll booths along New Jersey's Turnpike were manned by inexperienced emergency help as a strike by toll collectors and maintenance workers entered its second day. The union pressed for official recognition of the right to wear union buttons. students reportedly worked for low pay as toll collectors.
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New Brunswick
New Jersey Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Wuld
Watke
Court records filed in Hane murder case for venue change
The circuit court received the murder case record of James T. Hane, a railroad engineer, charging him with killing James R. Cuddy in November. No trial date has been set as the case was moved to a new venue.
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James T. Hane
Foden Fron
Ellis C. Wachter
Ant
Haney
James R. Cuddy
Soviet plan links two TV networks to Moscow
Planning Network Vienna reports Moscow aims to connect two Eastern European television networks to Soviet central broadcasting through a pair of linked channels. Observers note the move would extend Soviet influence across East European medical and hospital networks.
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Vienna
East Europe
Moscow
Funerals Held for Local Residents Across Three Burials
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Myrtle Ethel Overs in Hopehill with Rev Alonzo Graham and others officiating. James A Jenkins lay in state at the Waltz funeral home Winfield with Rev Edwin N Ankeny presiding. Mrs Meta Gibson Etheridge Sr. was buried after a Saint Anthony’s Church requiem mass with pallbearers named and burial at Saint Anthony's cemetery. M L Creager and Son supervised arrangements.
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Myrtle Ethel Overs
Hopehill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hopehill Methodist Church
Alonzo Graham
A. T.gaskins
Floyd Lyles
J. Malpas
Phillip Thompson
John Thompson
Clifton Brown
William Gibson
Godfrey Weedon
Claude Proctor Jr
Hopehill Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
James A. Jenkins
Waltz
Winfield
Jenkins
Woodbine
Saint Petersburg
Fla
Edwin N. Ankeny
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
B. C. Mullinix
Thomas Moore
J. L. Frizzell
Dike Fleming
Clifford Gosnell
Raymond Evans
Morgan Chapel
We Neuemond Etheridge Sr
Saint Anthony’s Church
Emmitsburg
Vincent Tomalski
Guy Baker Jr
Dominic Greco
Ralph L. Keilholtz
Richard J. McCullough
Robert A. Seidel Sr
Roger Zurgable
Saint Anthony's Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Gaithersburg man found guilty on two assault charges
Maxwell Hall was convicted in Montgomery County Magistrate's Court of two counts of assault and battery against youths at the 240 Diner Hyattstown on January 8. He received $100 or 30 days for one charge and $50 or 30 days for the other, with bond set at $500 on each. An appeal was announced by James Davis Rockville, attorney for the defendant.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Edward J. Smith
Maxwell Hall
William Cole
James Smith
Selmian
Hyattstown
Cole
James Davis
Rockville
Smith
Lee
Ihe
Hall
Saiso
Hart
Mall
Jacob Perry
Edward Lynch
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