Vanguard succeeds as Navy splits space front page
Births reported Frederick Memorial week lists new arrivals amid space program notes. Daughters Debra Lyne and Debra Loretta join families of Hargett Lockard Neel Barnes Wood Albrecht Marcus, Smith, and others, with respective mothers' prior names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Lyne
Hargett
Barbara Poole
Frederick
Calvin Lockard
Fantiae Avenue
Lockard
Betsy Hemnsy
New Market
Joseph C. Neel
Route 1
Myersville
Sandra Denise
Neel
Thelma Baker
James I. Ness
David Winfield
Santea
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Robin Ann
McCutcheon
Margaret Hanvey
A. B. Smith
Iamsville
Elizabeth Ann Staley
Smith
Ann Elizabeth Staley
Wradarick
Partial Here Comes Spring Ad Notices Mixed Names
An OCR fragment shows households and family names such as Mr and Mrs Michael Shepel and Mrs Sophie Dmitrovich. It references addresses and relatives including Diane and William Frederick with scattered Route numbers and locations in Walkersville and nearby areas. The text is incomplete but indicates a newspaper ad notice listing multiple families and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Shepel
Marlene
Shepell
Sophie Dmitrovich
Peason Ig
Pernevivanis
George Eckenrode
Diane
A . Eckenrode
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News March 21
Fifty years ago notes from The News on March 21 report Charles Finneyfrock selling his two story Stick dwelling on Eighth Street to Clayton Cronise for 1400. August Mehrling sold East Street property to Robert C for 100. Bowers and family moved from Clarke Place to Harmony Grove after Bowers bought Houck’s house and made improvements. M C A Bowling alleys added, Toms and Titsworth tied duck pin record at 119. Reds beat Whites 11 to 3 with P Brown scoring three goals in basketball. Show seat sale for His Honor The Mayor opened at the Opera House, one third reserved seats sold in half an hour. Saint Episcopal church preacher Osborne Ingle spoke to Independent Hose Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Finneyfrock
Eighth Street
Clayton Cronise
August Mehrling
East Street
Robert C
L. Toms
L. R. Titsworth
Reds
P. Brown
Frederick
Opera House
ALL Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Independent Hose Company
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago the March 21 1938 edition notes a Brindle Bulldog biting children at North Market Street School with seven treated by Dr E C Ketanver. Fort Detrick awards total 535 for two suggestions and other employees receive smaller grants for improvements. Retirement marks Chief Hos pital Corpsman Ree M Ehman after 19 1 2 years naval service. Stork stories include two newborn daughters, Susan Diane and Marlene, and welcomes to new military arrivals. Local notes cover personnel shifts, illnesses, travel plans, and a football program cut at Frederick High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
C. Ketanver
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Leslie S.moore
Geers
Barry Lo Zimmerman
Allied: ‘Sciences Division
Zimmerman
Walter FR. Clark
Roscoe H. Crone
Francis M. Crotchley
Lester T. i Eyler
Charles D. Satterlee
Gordon W. Taylor
Franklin ©. White
Charles E. Wilkes
J.zimmerman
Jane H. Burgess
Rosa E Kreb
Glenn D. Zimmerman
Doris A. Main
John F. Rosensteel
Roger F. Wiley
Cheif
Ree M. Ehman
Fleet Reserve
U. S. Navy
Orin C. Weatern
Detrick Naval Detachment
HMC
Ehman
Agrevoir
Physical Defense Division
Hornet
Saipan
Device
Annapolis
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Cheif Ehman
Frederick
Mary Louise
Snow and ice plague Carroll County roads and lines
Heavy snow across the county snarled traffic with tractors and trucks stuck in drifts. Braddock Heights and Mt. Airy reported up to 28 inches as crews salted and cleared routes, while utility lines iced over, causing widespread damage and hundreds of poles and miles of wire down through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Sree
Barthalows
Carroll County
Kemptown
Braddock
South Mountain
Braddock Heights
Mt. Airy
County Roads Board
Sabiliesville
Weakley
Counry
Potomac Edison
Dinner crowd to exceed 250 at Jefferson Jackson day event
Weather not expected to mar attendance at the Jefferson Jackson day dinner Saturday night at the armory. William F. Suter reports that ticket sales exceed the 40 previously announced. Speaker will be Rep. Dalip Singh Saund of California. Storm to serve as toastmaster. Other program participants include Dr. Joseph F. Thorning, Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury, and Rev. Fr. Herbert R. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
William F. Suter
Dalip Singh Saund
California
Edward D
Storm
Joseph F. Thorning
Carrollton Manor
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saint's Episcopal Church
Herbert R. Jordan
St. Johns Catholic Church
Letters Echo Thanks For Community Concerts Season
Readers thank Mrs Donald E Leatherman and committee for a successful 1957 58 Community Concert series in Frederick County praising four concerts and looking forward to next year Clyde M Roney Jr hails the Frederick Jaycees Second Annual Home Show with wide coverage by The News and Post papers noting it drew large attendance and credit to staff A barn fire near the airport was averted when straw burned in the Reon barn truck drove off burning straw Independents helped remove remaining straw no damage reported The storm was sounded about
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Comnot
Donald E. Leatherman
Frederick County
Radio
T.V
Francis W. Bush
Broad Raw Road
Burkittsville
Maryland
Frederick Jaycees
News and Post
Jaycees Home Show Committee
Clyde M. Roney
Frederick
John Benn
Independent Hose Company
Reon
Independents
Community letters urge brighter lights and school memory debates
Alderman William B. Buball leads residents in requesting two new street lights on West Third Street to improve safety for pedestrians and evening traffic. A Frederick reader laments juvenile delinquency, praising discipline of past school days and urging homes and churches to guide youth alongside teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Buball
Light Committee
Frederick
Marth
Mars
Homemakers Chorus Set for Spring Meeting at Hood College
Homemakers from numerous clubs will participate in the county chorus for the annual spring meeting on April 8 at Hood College. Miss Beatrice Fehr announces the chorus direction by Mrs. Carol Freed and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Sperry Storm, with many members preparing yearlong project exhibits for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Beatrice Fehr
Carol Freed
Sperry ‘Storm
Fehr
Jean Crampton
Effie Fulmer
Marion Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Wayne Guyton
Burkittsville
Lewis J. Marts
Yellow Springs
Earl Kelly
Mt. Pleasant
G.palmer Snook
Adamstown
William Delawter
Mt Pleasant
Herman Schroyer
Middletown
Paul E. Main
Jug Bridge
John H. Cramer
East Frederick
Phillips D. Thayer
Lewis Butger
Ruby Sheffler
Lucy Gladhill
Howard Stup
Austin Kemp
Gambrill Park
David Kifer
Merryland Tract
Richard Wenzel
Norman Nusbaum
John ‘Harris Jr
Gardner Gremillion
Fort Detrick
Traffic collision on West Patrick causes two damaged cars
Two vehicles sustained about 9600 in damage in a rear end collision on West Patrick Street. No injuries. drivers and pallbearers followed by funeral services at a Taneytown funeral home after the crash during a bridge bypass rerouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Qeanen
Patrick
Sergt
Harry Quinn
Herbert L Nospica
Walden
Mass
Morgen Andreas
Pat
Maxie Lee
Church Cemetery
Everett
Covington
Ind
Charles
Paul Brower
Bjerk
Brower
Altom Bostian
Tather
Sen
Mormen Beempgardner
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Taneytown, Foe
Nora Ellen Horner
Wade H. Harner
Taneytown
Harner
Annie Warner Dey
Abe Beet
Three Tucker Children Die In Annapolis Fire
A fire triggered by an air stove exploded in a one story bungalow killing Jo Ann Tucker 13 Linda Sue Tucker 3 and Judy Ann Tucker 12. Their father Norman J Tucker 38 mother Edith Sarah Tucker 36 and a fourth child Betty Lou 18 months were in critical condition with burns over 30 percent. Anne Arundel County police and firefighters rushed to the scene as the father recalled waking to flames and fleeing with the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Jo Ann Kelly Tucker
Linda Sue Tucker
Judy Ann Tucker
Norman J. Tucker
Edith Sarah
Betty Lou
Anne Arundel County General Hospital
Tucker
Maryland Seized by Deep Snow Storm Crips City
Maryland confronted a crippling blizzard as rain froze into thick snow, bringing down branches and severing power lines. Baltimore faced fires and closures with major stores and city offices shutting early while transportation halted and trains stalled by power failures. Senator Mundt urged a broad inquiry into a labor union boycott and intimidation claims linked to Kohler strike actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
New York
Havre Ae Grace
Baltimore-Harrisburg
PRR
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Naval
Moon
U. S
Russia
G.S
Frederick Memorial
Willam
Sore
Walkersville
William Frederick
Albert’ Frazier
Melisse
Columna of the News
Reed
R. Grayson
FE. Bowers
Clarke Place
Harmony Grove
Mr. Bowers
George Houck
the News
STORK
David
Charken
Susan Dianne
George Washington University Hospital
Frederick Me. Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Beard
Colquitt
Stanley Weissman
N.Y
Willem C. Ragsdale
Charlottesville
Marian W. Jones
Marvin Twersky
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State of
Georgia
Research Soil and Water Conservation Service
Thomas J. Boone
Assessment Division
Fern Nelson
Eleanor Alexander
Francis Scott Key
Millwright Shop
Facilities Division
George Hamilton's Inn
Hewitt
Raymond Cartier
Annette Ecker
Susan Rosencrantz
Plymouth
Jo Annie Tichnell
Pearl Hoffman
Nancy Cole
Howard Cole
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sam Marrone
George Slagle
Oliver Leakins
Leo Sanders
Gerald Haygood
Ed Storks
Barry H. Alper
Manuel A. Neiro
England
France
Italy
Austria
Federal Republic of Schools
Pruitt
Hejof
Germany
LeRoy Fothergill
Elkins
W. Va
W. Va., Velved, F Last Saturday. Dr. Fothergill
U.S. Navy
Charleston
Trederick
State Comptroller’s Office
Frains
Baltimore Ti
Marshall Brandenburg
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Douglas Rogers
U.S. 404
Walter E. Sim
Thomas C. (Tinker) Michael Jr
Adam Road
Alton M. Myers
Cresgerstown
Newton Baker Hospital
Clarence Eaves
Walkers
Frederick Memorial Hos- Panama Line
Ancon
Todeyimi
G. C. Barton
Gravesend Bay
Joe
Life
Frank W. Berger
Frank H. Berger
Pittsburgh
Memorial Hospital
James Powell
East
Boonsboro
Manor Church of the Brethren
Manor Cemetery
Elbert Sr. Cheeks
Elbert Sanders Cheeks Sr
Buckeystown
Wichiite
Kan
Daniel E
Elizabeth Lovern Cheeks
Methodist Church
Shirley Coddell Cheeks
Carol
Louise
E. Sanders Cheeks Jr
Bernard E. Dennis
Poplar Heights
E. Guy Cheeks
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. RB
Etchisom and Son
Vada C. Gaver
Edward F. Gaver
Wayne Gaver
Raymond L. Markley
Gaver
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ee Company
Hope Hill Road
Flint
James and
Mary Diggs Grayson
Hope Hill
Mary Brown
Best Church Street
Hope Hill Methodist Church
Hope Hil
M. R. Etchison and Son
Homemakers Chorus
Edwin Free
Peter Sicilia
Thurmont
Austin Kelly
Charles Putman
Charlesville
Raynor Montgomery
Roland Willard
Urbana
Paul Crum
Murray Fox
Edward McDevitt
Ie Hartman
Pleasant
Victor J. Kifer
Earl Hoffman
Donald Lewis
Russell Horman
Harry Remsberg
Earl Hemsberg
Charles Saylor
Johnsville
Wilbur Thomas
Lester Eyler
William Shaft
Gam
Bri! Park
T. V. Levinson
C. E. Meuzler
R. E. Daugh
Mi Valley
Monroe Black
Unionville
Calvin Rice
Wiliam Koontz
Jefferson
James E. Houff
G. Palmer Snook
Monroe Stup
J. William Howard
Ballenger
Clifford Kelly
Gay B. Stall
Lewistown
Fred J. Ward
Wilson Stall
Libertytown
Harry Hamilton
Edward Hemby
Joseph Etter
Dorsey F. Shipley
Austin Sherald
Frederick City
Asbury Methodist Church
Hugh Donald Bayton
Bayton
M. BR. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Sen. Mundt
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