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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1960

Page

4

News items and circulation note from The News

The Frederick Maryland newspaper page lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, notes Associated Press membership and republication rights, and marks the issue as entered at the Frederick post office as second class matter. The date printed is Saturday March 19, 1866.

the News Frederick Maryland Great Southern & Mfg. Co St. Phoce MO Andi Bureau of Circulators Associated Presse Associated Press Focal News Fred‘ Etick

Automation boosts British car industry employment boom

The British auto sector shifts from hand work to assembly lines, yielding higher employment and a planned $500 million expansion to create 11,000 jobs. Britons acknowledge automation raises efficiency and market share despite earlier fears of redundancy. Bretaigne Windust, Broadway director famed for Life With Father and Arsenic and Old Lace, dies at 34.

Erst Britain Coventer Biter Ich Ther Bretaigne Windust New York Bretaigne- Windust State of the Unio Finian

Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Church Cemeteries

Funeral services were held for L Carroll Gaber at his Gettysburg hospital death and for Sylvia Lrene Alexander widow of Lewis Applatee at East Church Street funeral home. Marshall Columbus Baker, Minnie Molesworth Foster, Emma May Saylor, Grace Reyes, Blanche M Rea ver, Edward F Plummer, Ralph Shipley, Guy West, and other neighbors were remembered with interments at Mount Olivet, Morgan Chapel, Pipe Creek, and local cemeteries. Court Our Lady of Fatima held a St Patrick's Day program after welcoming 23 new members and two reinstatements. The issue also notes community updates on members and local civic activity.

L. Carroll] Gaber Annie E. Warner Gettysburg Morgan R. Andreas Charles Heaps United Church of Christ Taneytown Theodore Newcomer Elwood Crabbs Harry Dougherity Thurston Portman Ralph‘ Crushong George Lambert C. O. Fuss and Son Sylvia Lrene Alexader Lewis H. Alexaptee Wbho West South Street East Church Street Tank A. Rosenberger St. John’s J. Henry Hildebrand Ross R. Alexander Ernest Baker Paul K. Shafer Mounpe Cemetery Weadsboro M. BR. Etenisor and Son Marshall Columbus Baker St. John’s United Church of Christ Mount Olivet R. Etchison and Son Min Tie Molesworth Foster Walter Foster Castle, Pa North Market Street Maurice D. Ashbury All Saints Episcopal Church Sidney Hammond Richard Molesworth John W. Molesworth iI Charles E_ Moylan Saunders McMahon E. R. Pearl Lloyd Grace C. Reyes Robert W. Reyes Lee Place Charles F. Trunk Evangelical Lutheran Church Rotart E. Dailey and Son Edward F. Plummer Frederick Memorial Hospital Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church Thurmont John J. Hart Ray’ Domingue Guy Hobbs Charles Hobbs Roger Bowers Glenn Harbaugh Robert Ogle Church Cemetery M. L. Creager and Son Emma May Saylor Isaac W. Savior Sear Tnion Baaze Union Bridge D. D. Harwzier and Sons Gien Baird Pipe Creek George Sionner Charles Fow Ble Christopher Manning Yrl Fogle Emory Jenn Welker Marylane Catholic Daughters of America St. Joan’s Geraldine Dee Joanne Fenna Ernest Higgins Claire Julian Charles Putman Elizabeth McCarthy John Maltigo Mark Morgan Joseph Womalski Michael Surgalla Charles McCallum Leonard Dobuck Baltimore Gertrude Cosello Court Annapolis William Brown Court of Our Lady of Fatima Bryan Town

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years ago items note a Woodsboro tenant house fire and loss of property. Easter opening at C Thomas Kemp Square Store. George J. B. Lewis buys a Jefferson flour mill. several men appointed to the Independent Hose Co resolutions committee after Alexander Woodward’s death. Northern Central Railway officials report Frederick passenger and freight facilities as the worst seen. Mrs. Lavinia Buorrier injured in a Walkersville runaway. fractured skull, surgery, and hospitalization noted.

Woodsboro Zachariah Smith C. Thomas Kemp Square George J. B. Lewis Jefferson William H. Kline Henry Baumgardner McClelan Phebus J. J. Bielfeld Capt W. W. Saunders Independent Hose Co Alexander Woodward Carson Northern Central Railway Frederick Mirs Lavinia Buorrier Walkersville Adam Nusbaum J. W. Long J. D. Nicodemus City Hospital

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago March 19 1940 reports discuss a Frederick County Medical Association talk by Dr Victor Cullen at the Sanatorium near Sabin Mary State. It notes a federal conviction not barring state retrial in Walkersville bank case and mentions attorney Schnauffer and state queries. The Frederick County Agricultural Society approves adding to a new horse barn at the Fair Grounds and Rev Dr Edgar F Hoffimeier elected pastor of Grade Reformed churches Walkersville and Woodsboro.

Victor F. Cullen Mary State Sabfin Frederick County Sigte Patrick M. Schnauffer William C. Walsh Acomes Roberts £. Clapp

Wedding Of Miss Audrey Wyand Ends In Cleveland Trip

The bride wore a light blue suit with accessories and carried a white Bible with a white rosebud corsage. Miss Audrey L. Wyand served as maid of honor in a light blue and white checked suit. Chester Wyand was best man. A reception followed the ceremony. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Cleveland, Ohio. The bride is a 1958 Middeetown High School graduate and book keeper at Southern Mates Valley Cooperative. the groom is a 1957 Boonsboro High School graduate now farming with his father.

Audrey L. Wyand Chester Wyand Cleveland Middetoun High School Southern Mates Valley Cooperative, Inc Middletonn Boonsboro High School

Miss Sandra Osburn Initiated At University of Maryland

Sandra Jean Osburn daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert D Osburn was initiated into Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity Alpha Mu Chapter at the University of Maryland She is a freshman in the College of Education active in many groups including Junior Panhellenic Council Alpha Gamma Delta barbershop quartet and University choirs She also earned first place at Speech Night and participates in the Spring Musical Pajama Game and other campus activities including National Honor Society Thespian Society Glee Club Radio Club Science Club and Devotional Committee

Sandra Jean Osburn Robert D. Osburn Iindbergh Avenue Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity Alpha Mi University of Maryland Osburn College of Education Panhellenic Council Alpha Gamma Delta University of Marland Chanel Haliland Puerto F Namal Thespian Society

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Area

Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital and surrounding area list multiple families welcoming new babies. Entries include fathers and mothers named with locations such as Middletown Taneytown Burkittsville and Betsy Ross Trailer Court, noting first or third children and sons or daughters with occasional full names.

Albert Zimnan Burkittsville Richard Carl Zimmerman Stace Electer Buraitts Walter Max RFD i. Taneytown Rose Marie May Ann Carbaugh Pennsylvania Philip Huggins Betsy Ross Trailer Court Frank Ray Huggins Mary Angela McCreary Louis Ville, Ky

Dismas House Filled With Convicts

In St Louis a former priest runs Dismas House a halfway home for burglars stickups murderers and other felons recently released from prison. The 23 year old Hoodlum Priest Father Clark oversees hundreds of rehabilitated inmates guiding many toward lawfulness. The home offers meals clothing and a second chance.

ST. Louis. Mo Charles D. Clark Father Ciark Jesus Father Clark Dismas House Dismal House David Fizchbors Court of Criminal Correction Clark Speaker

Five Cent Coffee Ends at Koffee Kup on East Patrick Street

The Koffee Kup on East Patrick Street will raise coffee prices from five to ten cents for a month starting Thursday, with five cents of each cup going to the Easter Seal campaign and the North Market Street treatment center. Hood College guests Delma Gumusoglu and Ruth Chang spoke at Rotary and Women’s Club meetings, sharing updates from Istanbul and Honolulu. The Montgomery County General Hospital pantry gained 33 1 086 in December, as the Women's Board plans sprinkler installations. Charles T. Main and Mary Ellen returned from Florida enjoying milder weather.

James A. Grove East Patrick Street Gosssip Jim M4larkettstreet Turkey Delma Gumusoglu Istanbul Jis Hood College Hoary Club Shei Ruth Chang Honolulu Rotarians U. S Hood Montgomery County General Hospital Olney Charles T. Main Waverley Farm Mary Ellen

Local hospital notes list Frederick Memorial cases and discharges

Marshall Castle of RFD 1 has been released from Frederick Memorial Hospital and returned home. Several residents, including Mer. John D. Shorrow and Mrs. Henry Lakin Sr Jefferson, were admitted as surgical or medical patients. Miss Marsha Jean Darkis and Mr. Raymond Carbaugh remain hospitalized or convalescing at home after treatment or injuries.

Marshall Castle Frederick Memorial Hospital Mer John D. Shorrow Carrolton Drive Raymond Carbaugh RFD Marsha Jean Darkis Dill Avenue Earl L. Crone Monrovia Leonard A. Shuif East Second Street Henry Lakin Sr. Jefferson Anna Edwards East Eighth Street Raymond Edwards TGA Norman Dison Madison Sireet

Jean Rice Weds Leslie Lawson In Calvary Church Ceremony

Miss Jean Rice and Leslie Lawson were married March 6 at Calvary Methodist Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown and carried a white Bible with rosebuds. attendants wore pastel gowns. The couple reside at 521 South Market Street. the bride works as an air secretary for the Atomic Energy Commission.

Calvary Methodist Church Jeanete Elizabeth Rice Russell Edward Rice Leslie Wayne Lawson John Leslie Lawson E. Wiliam Hall John Felton Connie Stockman Betty Baltzell

Slamber South Cracks Six Hearts In Night Bridge Clasp

A late night rubber bridge game features South turning a potential slam into a win by discarding and ruffing, forcing an unlikely six heart contract. The miss cadence and clever unblocking lead to successful play. South, a Marine Corps veteran now working as a bricklayer in Silver Springs, is profiled.

South West East Marine Corps Brown, Johnson and Haymaker Silver Springs

Bridge question on overcalls and bids in spade sequence

In a bridge problem, North East South West open with two clubs and a pass. South holds AS2 WAQTES R3 BISSE after a two diamonds overcall by partner. The query asks what action to take. The answer guidance notes pass or raise depending on partnership agreement.

Aeuce West South East

Indoor Picnic Lights Up Eagles Club Evening Event

The Eagles Club Aerie 1067 of Frederick hosts an indoor picnic from 9 pm to midnight with all you can eat and drink and dancing to the Gis Orchestra. Several hundred Eagles, auxiliaries and guests are expected. Lewis Crutchley of Feagaville was omitted from Friday's article on F M Crutchley Sr and Jr celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Crutchley Sr. helped plan the open house.

Eagles Club Aerie 1067 Frederick Gis Eagles Lewis Crutchley Feagaville F. M. Crutchley Sr Mr. Crutchley F. M. Crutchley Jr

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