Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1911 Cafe Moves
At a special meeting of the ALCA directors the cafe was placed under association management in a first class restaurant. The cafe has served the community since opening, with previous leases to E B McCahan and Charles Doll, and most recently run by Mrs Molle Mullinix who will relocate April to West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALCA
E. B. McCahan
Charles Doll
Molle Mullnix
Mullinix
West Patrick Street
John .E. Ridenour
Winebrewer
North Market Street
Tuberculosis Society
Lloyd Jeffries
Frederick
Washington
Jamaica
John Rodock
George S. Rodock
Josiah A. Ramsburg
Thomas B. Johnson
East Church Street
Frederick County Telephone Co. Exchange
Henry R. Lampe
Messrs. Notagie Brothers
West All Saints Street
B.evard Keppner
J. D. Hendrickson
West Fifth Street
Emmitsburg Fruit and Orchard Co
Kennedy Proposal For Farm Programs Cites Past Act
The piece discusses President Kennedy suggesting farm production and marketing programs created by farmer committees in consultation with the Agriculture Department. It notes the Roosevelt 1933 Act, struck down by the Supreme Court in 1936, and a saving clause allowing congressional review within 60 days. It ends by weighing political effects and risks of congressional abdication to executive farmers groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Department of Agriculure
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Thurmont couple wed in Evangelical United Brethren church
Miss Geraldine Keeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Keeney Thurmont married Robert L Bowers son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Bowers in a 7 pm ceremony at the Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren church. The bridal party included Miss Betty Anne Keeney as maid of honor and Franklin Keeney as best man. The couple will reside in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Betty Anne Keeney
Franklin Keeney
Thurmont High School
Cambridge Rubber Company
Taneytown
Frederick High School
U. S. Navy
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Thurmont
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list two newborn girls and details. Shan Lee Ridall is the first child of Archie F. Ridall of Ir. Route 1 Frederick with mother Margaret Zdrave from Yukon Pennsylvania and Wanda Kay Ridall. The second daughter Chevy Lynne Stavd street appears to be listed for Melvin Worthington of 72 Carer Apis Frederick Kentucky and Mien R. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Archie F. Ridall
Frederick
Shan Lee
Ridall
Margaret Zdrave
Yukon
Mien R. Smith
See
Wanda Kay
Melvin Worthington
Apis
Kentucky
Stavd Street
Chevy Lynne
Mgrs
Ankeny
L. Webner
Ickesburg
Local residents treated at area hospitals
Among The Sick Mr. James W. Mullinix formerly of Howard County and now at RFD 2 Westminster is a patient at Montgomery County General Hospital Olney Mr. Charles Corbet of 12 West 14th St is a cardiac patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital He entered the hospital March 13 Miss Ruth Grimes Lewistown who underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday is getting along nicely Mr George Ball 300 South Jefferson Street was admitted to the Windohona Convalescent and Rest Home Monday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Mullinix
Howard County
RFD 2
Westminster
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Charles Corbet
West 14Th St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ruth Grimes
Lewistown
George Ball
South
Jefferson Street
Windohona
Washington City
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Churce
Buffalto
Harold F. Hargett
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Neelsville
YWA
Germantown
Seneca Association
Southern Baptist Convention
Darnestown
Chever Chase
D.A.R
Lewis Bowman
Fred M. Fermeét Jr
D.A R
Robert L. Jamagin
P.ta
Maurice Ward
Montgomery County
Marc Uval Center
Lartonsville
Representaive Social Education and Action Comtee
Manson
Ward W. Fet
Lynch
Fox Jr
C. Stnley Weljer
Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas C
J. H. Mn
Aner
Ward W. Fetrow
Fetrow
Hany Magude
Station Furniture Co
Ha- Town
Montomery
Y County Holstein
Ag” Center
Gatthersburg
Statery Ver Mehrie A. King
Allan King
Albert Claceti
Jack King
Eyrene
Josephine Woo Bourke
Potomac
Te Travilah-Darnestown
Paul Culbertson Sr
Beall W. Angleshee
Anglesbee
G. Clyde Fletcher
Ward W. Ferrow
Women’s Association
Washington
School of Nursing
Roberta Weller
Hospital Center
Homemakers Extension Service
Silver Spring Jary
Homemakers
Darrell Drummond
Jerry Collins
Germantown Baptist Church
Ohio
Sotthern Baptist
Anthony Bort
Kendall Baptist Church
Robert McMullen
Danny Leaman
Roy B. Warner Jr
Craig Grimes
Hal Mc‘intesh
WH Wiley Jr
Young Married Couples Club
Leon Calvert
Guy Allnutt
Julia Allnutt
Women's Association
Darnestown Church
Norman Mills
Donald Wagner
Lester Clagett
George C. Paffenbarger Jr
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post March 22 1941
The item references a 1941 state bill setting the May or Mt Airy salary at 5600 a year. It notes a measles epidemic largely contained in Frederick County by health officials. Roads and fire safety plans are discussed, along with spring arrival and a brush fire at Mrs Minnie McHenry's West Fifth Street store, extinguished by booster stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
State Senate
Frederick
E. C. Kefauver
Brunswick Point of Rocks
Roger H. Willard
Roads Board
W. Raymond Walter
Minnie McHenry
West Fifth Street
Scout Speech Training Nears End
The Boy Scout Operation Patrick Henry training program ends after months of speeches by scouts to adult clubs churches and youth groups. Led by Thomas A. Garner and the Frederick Toastmasters Club, the effort began in December to build personal expression and group delivery skills with six evening meetings and two Saturday sessions for makeup opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Amic Clibs
Thomas A. Garner
Frederick
Richard D. Consted
Robert Aird
Phi Bauer
Lewis Baumgardner
Fred Broadrup
Bruce Chapmen
Dewey Clift
Robert Cox
Jeff Elkins
Robert Frank
Robert Garner
Bruce Hamory
Ross Hamory
Holzapfel
Steve Hood
Joe Doine
Mike Inman
Bill Koontz
Tommy Offutt
Howard Quynn
Billi Roessier
Bob Smith
Dennis Troy
Allen Vandervoort
Dick Westbrook
Jay Zeigler
Old Dominion Garden Week Sets April 22 29
Old Dominion Garden Week in Virginia runs April 22 through 29 with visits to more than 195 private homes and gardens statewide. Highlights include Leesburg bounds and Warrenton estates Brandy Rock Farm and a variety of site tours and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Old Dominion
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Warrenton
Yellow Wood
Louis Bromfield
Robert T. Stevens Jr
Stevens
Brandy Rock Farm
Lewis L. Straus
Blue Ridge Mountains
Brandy Rock
Robert G. Winm
Local Notices Celebrate Weddings Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Ernest Miss of West Patrick street observe their 18th wedding anniversary Saturday. Mrs Lewis Shankie of North Market street to celebrate birthday March 23. Mrs Richard Clipp of Fast Eizhih street to celebrate birthday March 24. Mr and Mrs Dorsey Nicholson of Hyattstown hosted a family dinner marking their 38th anniversary and their son's 23rd birthday. Gina Maria Lawson, daughter of Clyde Lawson Jr near Frederick, celebrates her second birthday Thursday with a home party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Miss
West Patrick Street
Lewis Shankie
North Market Street
Richard Clipp
Eizhih Street
Dorsey Nicholson
Hyattstown
Howard Brown
RFD 3
Frederick
Gina Maria Lawson
Clyde, Lawson Jr
Near
Inman Wins Speaking Contest
Michael Inman 1 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Inman of Beechwood Drive won a local optimist speaking contest held at Frances Scots Key Hotel. He competed against Joseph Elkins Jr and Steven Hood. The event focused on Optimism as a ingredient for true leadership with Inman advancing to Zone B competition in Westminster. A gold trophy was awarded to Inman with Elkins receiving silver and Hood bronze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Inman
Cassius Inman
Beechwood Drive
Monday Ng
Rye and Gray
Frances Scots Key Hotel
Inman
Joseph Elkins Jr
Monocacy Village
Steven Hood
Will Maxwell
International
Westminster
Ford Road
Cumberland
Hagerstoun
Braddock Heights
Ciburg
Frederick
Inmen
Elkins
Hood
James B. Dorsey
Maryland
Ocean City
Las Vegas
Optimist International
Harold Nedeid
Fort Detrick
Dorset
City Hall
Bors
Library Gets Two New Flags at historic display
The C Burr Ariz Library replaces 1938 flags with a state flag from the Sons of the American Revolution and a new star spangled banner from the Daughters of the American Revolution. SAR and DAR leaders plus Rep Charles Mathias Jr. attend the handover as old ensigns aged over 22 years are retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
C. Burr Ariz Library
Lawrence Exerhart
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Unis
SAR
Germantown Area Community Notices and School Exhibit
A Germantown elementary first grade exhibit led by Mrs. Florence Smonds invited parents to view projects on The World. Students shared foods and customs from abroad, including international cookies, with notes on a pupil who lived in Germany. The issue also notes church and club activities, library donations, and upcoming preschool and kindergarten events across Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah H. Lear
Germany
U. S Army
France
Scotland
Mary Queen of Scots
Community notices from Germantown area events
Side Glances report on hospital entertainments and church activities in Germantown. Mentions Washington Hospital Center nursing school play Caps and Capsules, fundraisers for student groups, PTA meetings, Cub Scout and Webelos progress, and local visits and farewells among residents and families in Germantown and Darnestown.
Deaths William F Garrett and kin in Harpers Ferry area
Obituary notices report the deaths of William Franklin Garrett 32 at home in Harpers Ferry Route 2 after a long illness born December 14 1878 in Sivasburg Va Spanish American War veteran and Mi Chemical Co retiree survived by wife Sarah Hawk Garrett one son Herman Garrett and many relatives Funeral held at Chestnut Hill Methodist Church with burial in the churchyard Also noted are Keifer Edward Lewis 59 of Cave Town, and Edith Mae Mice 63 of Loudoun Heights with family memorials and burial details William Yingling died in Minster after a long illness. funeral Thursday at Saint Marys Cemetery Silver Run with Rev. Noss officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Garrett
William Franklin Garrett
Chestnut Hill
Harpers Ferry
Sivasburg
Lorenza
Sydney Wicks Garrett
Mi Chemical Company
Jefferson County
W. Va
Sarah Hawk Garrett
Herman Garrett
Genevator
Wash
Thomasville
Airs
Alger
Rawson
Bertha Deck
Alexandria
Ars
Maude Haley
Sarentiah Va
Chessnu
Hill Methodist Church
C. W. Lloyd
Harry Nuce
Edith Mae Mice
Loudoun Heights
Purcellville
Silver Grove
Ard Reynolds
Sarah Gray Reynolds
Lucille Cage
Loudoun Heghts
Geriinde Ballenger
Bolivar
Thema Wiley
Millie
Backies
Church of the Nazarene
Li Soun Heights
H Rei Lind Massey
Ne Beral
Ebeneezer Cemetery
Loudoun Heichis
Wiliam F. Yingline
William Fredencs Ying
Minster
Westminster
Arnn Walls
Jonas
Ma‘ha Frock Yingling
Ralph Shaeffer
York
Robert Mathias
Thurmont
Christopher J. Noss
St. Mary's Cemetery
Silver Run
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News-Post
Virgina
Frank 4. Keeter Jr
Josephine Etchison
W. Jerome Offutt
Hos
Warreston Garden Club
Winchester
James Madison
Madison
Chester
Clarke County
Palgridge
Garden Club
Jefferson
Richmond
USA
Garden Club of Virginia
Innest Lawn
Tnivirginia
University
Dions
Edward D. Shriner
National Society
A. Ri
Jerome Offutt
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Josephine Pichison
Germantown Area
Paffenbargers
Arden, N
Raymond J. Davis Jr
J. Thomas Kelley
Ralph Graves
Howard Cissel
Paul Cuthbertson
Douglas Bower
Glen B. Gochenaur
Glen Bord
Gochenaur
Angus Gochenou
Gochenour
Keifer E. Lewis
Keifer
Edward Lewis
Cave Town
Washington County
Wolfsville
Ton
Charlies
Exi Tracey Lewis
Bertha Smith
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