Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Advertisement Notice
Advertisement notice for publication by Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co at Morte Court St, Frederick. Rates listed: by mail morning delivery $2.20 for 4 issues. six months $5.50. one year $11.00. Dated Tuesday March 21, 1951, with Associated Press content and second class mail status.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg CO
Frederick Aid
Byreev
Associated Press
Assoned Press
Republicenon
Frederica
Spring Arrival Signals Change in Wardrobe and Plans
The article notes spring's official entry as shops stock gowns coats and lighter wear while households plan spring cleaning and brides gather trousseau items. It highlights anticipation of growing crops, gardening, and a general seasonal renewal reflected in calendars and fashion.
Weener to Attend International Economic Conference
Stanley Weener a Frederick High graduate and Wharton Division member will travel to Marseilles France with three other representatives to attend the International Congress of AIESEC from March 21 He was named vice president of the ATESEC U S National Committee at the recent conference He will work in Europe for six to eight weeks gaining exposure to foreign methods and procedures in the host country.
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Stanley Weener
Frederick High
Wharton
Marseilles
France
International Association of Students In Economics and Commercial Sciences
Aiesec
Weener
Lindbergh Avenue
Atesec
U.S
Aipsec
Europe
Monday Musicals Meet at Beechwood Drive Home
The March meeting of Monday Musicales was hosted by Mrs. Marlowe Cline on Beechwood Drive. President Shirley Braungart led the business session and guest Mrs. David Dorman announced the Junior Muse Festival for March 18.
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Marlowe Cline
Beechwood Dive
Shirley Braungart
David Dorman
Bevin
Baltmore
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
William G. Roessler
Dorothy Freed
George Swank
Dr. Roessler
Freed
Iro
Alrs. Braungart
Olive Engle
Dorothy Handley
Mrs. Suank
Cole Porter
William Zimmerman
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files March 21 1911
A clipped report notes local misfortunes and civic changes from Bentztown Hill to Braddock. J Nicholas Schell sells property on Burex street as spring nears. William C. Birely becomes postmaster, replacing Adolphus Farrington after four years. John S Newman, School Board president, cites 45 architects vying for Frederic High School plans. Fred Clayton departs Braddock Hotel to lead the Dagmar Hotel in Hagerstown and later head Varnum Hotel in War. Lineman Samuel C Titlow of Frederick Railroad Co. oversees crews on new lines.
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Bentztown Hill
Kehne
Braddock
J. Nicholas Schell
Burex Street
UR. Lawn
A. Ing
William C. Birely
Adolphus Farrington
John 5. Newman
Frederck High School
Fred Clayton
Braddock Hotel
Dagmar
Hagerstown
Varnum
Samuel C. Titlow
Frederick Railroad Co
Frederick County News Update March 21 1941
Twenty years ago report from Frederick County notes Rural Women’s Clubs elect Mrs J Homer Remsberg of Middletown as president. Also mentions a 48 page state roads document and the arrival of the new rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, Mrs Johnston and their two daughters, staying at Waveney Farm cottage near Frederick during rectory alterations.
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Frederick County
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Jonaston
All Sams Epicopal Church
Johnon
Frederick
Waveney Farm
Bsokerick
Home Show to Feature Miss Robin Carol Davis
The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored Home Show will open Wednesday and run to Friday noon in the city. Miss Robin Carol Davis, titled Miss Maryland and Miss Prince Georges, will appear at the show including a 6 a.m. arrival and guest appearance at the Francis Scow Key Hotel.
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Robin Carol Davis
Mary
Scow Key Hotel
Maryland
Daiss
U. S Marine Corps
Fined For Shooting Dog On Fox Hunt
A 12 year old farmer, H Love, was convicted of cruelty to animals in Wicomico County Court. He fired on a pack of about 30 hunting dogs pursuing a fox, injuring two hounds after warning shots. Judge Rex A Taylor fined him six dollars.
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Salisbury
Wicomico Ci
Son H. Love
Wou Z
Lowe
Rex A Taylor
W Ham Warrington
Love
Dog named Andy Shot. Farmer Lowe Pleads Innocent
A dog named Andy was shot in the right leg during a hunt at the posted farm areas. Lowe pleaded innocent to the charge related to the incident and the dog later recovered.
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Hunt
Lowe
Andy
Among The Sick Mr Norman E Cline Seville Patient
A patient at Freder Memorial Hospital is identified as Mr Norman E Cline of Seville. Carbaugh and Sevih underwent surgery.
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Norman E Cline
Seville
Carbaugh
Sevih
Geese Seen in Walkersville Area in Large Flocks
Mehri Duvall reports six flocks of geese around Walkersville. One flock contains more than 300 birds, observed near Walkers Tile.
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Mehri Duvall
Walkersville
Walkerstile
Rescue Brings Two Teens From 50-Foot Crevasse
Two 19 year olds, Roger Morris and Gale Good, were rescued from a 50 foot crevasse on the Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau Alaska. They spent the night huddled together in a single improvised garment as a driving rainstorm hampered search efforts. Good suffered deep cuts but both appeared in good condition despite exposure.
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Juneau
Alaska
Mendenhall
Roger Morris
Gale Good
Good
Morris
Maryland U Reports On Operating Budget
The University of Maryland reports an operating budget of 25.813 million for 1959–60 with state appropriations at 31.3 percent of the total. Student fees and federal payments account for 16.7 percent, while sales and services such as hospital income and athletics contribute 5.2 percent. President Wilson H. Elkins notes changes in admission policy, lessening automatic entry for all Maryland high school graduates and introducing pre college summer screening for at risk students.
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University of Maryland
Maryland
University Hospital
Wilson H. Elkins
Maryland Hush School
Khrushchev Says World Communist Victory Needed
Premier Khrushchev told listeners from Alma Ata that happiness comes when the world adopts communism under Marxism Leninism. He praised unity, predicted Soviet industrial and agricultural advances, and reiterated openness to disarmament under general and complete controls.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West
Seat Belt Strength in Cars Stated by Medical Expert
Dr Horace Campbell of Deaver says 5000 pound belt loop load is ideal for autos and 4000 pounds for webbing. He notes military belts use 3000 pounds, SAE standard 4000, and any belt improves survival though stopping distance matters more than speed. He urges energy absorbing bumper use to reduce impact.
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Chicago
Horace E. Campbell
Deaver
American Medical Association
General Services Administration
Society of Automotive Engineers
Campbell
Dr. Campbell
Page Represented DAR At Maryland State Convention
Corimne Chapline Bennett daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Bennett of Biggs Avenue served as a page for Frederick Chapter DAR at their state convention in Baltimore last week.
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Corimne Chapline Bennett
George L. Bennett
Biggs Avemue
Frederick
the Daughters of American Revolution
Baltimore
Frederick High School science fair winners named
Frederick High School students shown with award winning displays at the science fair. Front row includes Tim Herman Robert Osburn Marvin Lipford Wayne Smith Paul Young Jacke Fox Joan Chagan Ronald Weintraub. Other students in second and third rows shown. several not present for the photo.
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Sciente Fayr
Frederick High School
Probemena
Tim Herman
Robert Osburn
Mar
Vin Lipford
Wayne Smith
Paul Young
Jacke Fox
Joan Chagan
Ronald Weintraub
Tyler Quynn
Steven Kupferberg
Malcolm Rakel
Bonnie Strme
Lloyd Graf
Lowell Philips
Dennis
Mystery Man Testifies At Spy Trial
In London at the Old Bailey Gordon A. Lonsdale testifies and takes blame for a radio transmitter linked to espionage. The house in question housed Peter Kroger and his wife Helen with FBI identifying them as Morris and Lola Cohen, all codefendants claiming innocence.
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Gordon A. Lonsdale
Moscow
Scoulan
Peter Kroger
Helen
Tdea
FBI
Morris
Lola Cohen
Lonsdale
Old Bailey
Krogers
F. Houghton
I E. Gee
Portland Naval
Deaths Ivan Neidermyer and Millard F Toms
Ivan Neidermyer 48 of West Chester Pennsylvania former Allegany High School faculty member died Thursday at Graduate Hospital Philadelphia after long illness He was a Latin instructor at Allegany High for eight years He belonged to First Presbyterian Cumberland Potomac Lodge 700 AF AM Salem Chapter Royal Arch Masons and Phi Beta Survivors include his wife the former Margaret Rindollar of Taneytown Millard F Dod Toms died early Monday at his son's home near Frederick He was born near Myersville and lived there most of his life He was a member of the United Brethren Myersville and is survived by his wife Mrs Daniel A New Wi of Hagerstown Pa and several children and 16 grandchildren The body is at the Myersville funeral home where friends may call Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Paul J Martin Interment United Brethren cemetery Paul F Bittle funeral director.
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Ivan Neidermyer
West Chester
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Graduate Hospital
Philadelpha
Alvin Neidermyer
Allegany
Sevice
West Ches
Nerdermyer
First Presbyterian Church
Potomac Lodge 700
AF & AM
Salem
Royal Arch Masons
Phi B
Margeret Reindollar
Taneytown
Millard F. Toms
Millard
Dod Toms
Clerk E Toms
Frederick
Myersvile
Zen United Brethren
Myersiile
Danmel
Hagerstown
Parville
Grayson E
Catensvil
Funeral services for Annie Mae Meek at New Windsor
Funeral services for Annie Mae Meek Bear New Windsor who died Friday were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the New Windsor funeral home of D. D. Hanzter and Sons with Rev. Harris Waters officiating. Interment followed in Pipe Creek cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Walter Weiler Jr and Walter Green among others.
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Vrs
Salvation Army Meets Friday At Hotel Frederick
The Salvation Army annual meeting will be at Hotel Frederick on Friday March 24 at 6 30 pm presided by Mrs Mary C Hodgson retiring birman There will be installation of new barman Mrs Hilda B Croghan and new board members Meredith Essorthy and Neal Jenkins Brigadier Paul Thronburg will speak after serving in Oklahoma and North West Division education and Army roles. Dinner meeting by Wednesday.
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Salvation Army
Frederick
Mary C. Hodgson
Oklahoma
Universiy of
Olahoma Ot Nortman
Okai Accounsainalietra
Saiation Army School
OFIS
Graduaing
Army International Co Ese
London
Ensland
Commission
le Statis
Nationa
West Virginia
Maryland
Bible Class Marks Palm Sunday Missionary Sunday Plans
The Bible class noted 33 members present with a reinstatement in the red total. Next Sunday marks Palm Sunday and Missionary Sunday. Mr Garner will deliver the message titled Christ Died For.
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Cal
Carl C. Thomas Iz Drayer
Bohn
Garner
Tod
Vision
Mr. Garrers
Christ
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