Frederick News Highlights From Friday March 23 1962
The News from Frederick Maryland reports local items on Friday March 23 1962. The paper details subscription rates and delivery options. It notes the Frederick edition is part of the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pts. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fredwick
Armory Bill Progress and Local Developments in 1912
CAPT D JOHN MARKEY reports a favorable Senate Finance committee outlook for a $40000 appropriation to erect an armory for Company A in the area. WILLIAM WHEELEY, a B&O traveling fireman from Brunswick, was killed at Sir John’s Run when a yard engine struck him. Middletown sees a $15000 ice and cold storage plant under construction by Charles F Main. The eastern Middletown wooden trestle is being replaced by an iron trolley structure. Dr Noah E Kefauver of Frederick plans a home on his Airview farm. Lloyd C Culler begins a new Brunswick high school. Western Maryland Railway project near Thurmont costs about $25000. Ralph Ahalt from near Broad Run loses ends of two fingers in a corn grinder incident. The Woman’s College closes for spring vacation until after Easter.
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News-Post
D. John Markey
John P.T. Mathias
Finance Committee
Senate
William Wheeely
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Sir John’s Run
Martinsburg
W. Va
Middletown
Charles F. Main
Noah E. Kefauver
Frederick
Airview
Lloyd C. Culler
Western Maryland Railway Co
Thurmont
Frederick Railroad Co
Ralph Ahalt
Broad Run
Woman's College
Berlin wall judged a spite fence by jurists
A 54 page study by the International Commission of Jurists labels the Berlin Wall illegal and immoral. It argues the wall defies human rights and is a typical Communist project unseen in the Western world, with Russia defending legality as a bourgeois concept.
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Berlin Wall
International Commission of Jurists
Russia
West
Berlin Walt
Bertram D. Wolfe
Death of a 39 year old Maryland State Police corporal
The Maryland State Police mourns Corporal Arthur David Hasenbubler known as Dave who died Thursday morning after a 24 hour dedication to police work. First Sgt. Charles Mades said the department is stunned by his untimely passing. He was a respected contact for reporters and a model of public service.
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Arthur David Hasenbubler
Maryland State Police
Dave
Charles Mades
Hagerstown Herald
Jefferson WSCS Sponsors Rummage Sale March 22
The Jefferson Methodist Church WSCS held a March 16 meeting with Araby Methodist Church ladies as guests. Mrs. Edgar Thomas led the business session and announced a rummage sale to be held March 22 at the Taney Apartments.
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Jefferson
Taney
Edgar Thomas
Genevieve Ball
Verna Long
Berkley Pearson
Katherine Rice
Maurice Lee Dade
Elmer Stimple
Calvin Rice
Floyd Huffer
Belva Ayers
Austin Hale
Ruth Dade
Raymond Davis
Joseph Long
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick March 23 1942 News
The Asheville gunboat capt Quynn, tied to Sino Japanese conflict in 1938, served 15 months as commander before returning to Pacific duties. Port Moresby faced a fierce air raid by 19 Japanese bombers. British subs hit Italian vessels off Italy and Albania, sinking two subs and several ships. Australian and American air forces claimed major Japanese losses in Pacific operations. Mr and Mrs Money report son Willard joined the Caterpillar Club after parachute life saves. Taneytown factories run full tilt amid strong winds causing damage and a blackout. Public criticism over sewer bond charges and failed fruitless sewer maintenance prompts Junior Chamber of Commerce. Gasoline rationing disrupts Sunday traffic in Frederick County.
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United States
Asheville
Java
Allen G. Quynn
Us.wn
Quynn
Navy
Pacific
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Italy
N.W. Money
Point of Rocks
Pvt
Willard Money
Caterpillar Club
Taneytown
Blue Ridge Rubber Co
Taneytown Manufacturing Co
A. and P
South Court Street
Albert Main
Frederick City Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Brust to Speak at Frostburg Fire Dept 84th Anniversary Dinner
Frostburg Fire Department marks its 84th anniversary with a 6 30 p.m. dinner at Salem United Church of Christ Broadway and a dance on the Fire Hall third floor Waterstreet Guest speaker A Trago Gus Brust Jr public relations manager at Like Mill West Virginia Pulp Paper Co Brust former Cumberland News editor 1950 56 Western Maryland College graduate and former Frederick Post reporter and editor served on County United Fund executive committee and Potomac River Basin groups
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Frostburg
Frosbburg
Salem
Western Maryland College, Westminster
Frederick Post
The
Cumberland News
County United Fund
Interstate Commission On
Potomac River Basin
Jacoby On Bridge by Oswald Jacoby
Bridge column by Oswald Jacoby for NEA Service provides strategic tips and insights on bidding and play. The piece analyzes common misjudgments, offers practical guidelines, and illustrates techniques with example hands.
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Oswald
Jacoby
NEA
South Makes Up For Carelessness
Bridge notes describe South recovering from a careless bid in a slam attempt. After opening hand high card points push to 33 or 34, the slam is not guaranteed, but often succeeds. South misplays a diamond sequence, loses 2 tricks, then methodically cashes hearts and spades while forcing East to discard.
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South
Dummy
West
East
DHIA Members To Meet Tonight Featured Speaker Dr Curtis
Dr John M Curtis head of agricultural economics at the University of Maryland will speak at the 36th annual Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting at 7 p m in Middletown Reformed Church The address titled Agriculture is Still A Dynamic Industry plus reports from John Stiles Albert Zimmerman and others and election of new directors.
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John M. Curtis
University of Maryland
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Middletown Reformed Church
Dr. Curtis
Franklinville
North Carolina
North Carolina State College
U. S. Army
Army Reserve
V.P.I
Curtis
John Stiles
DHIA
Albert Zimmerman
Richard Davis
Kenneth Shiffler
I.B.M
Springtime Verse and Local School Guard Highlight Community Ties
Readers are treated to a poetic interlude from Edith H. Shank’s collection March 21 celebrating the arrival of spring with vivid nature imagery. The article also profiles Mrs. Alice E. Eury, longtime Frederick School Guard at Fifth and Market, noting her service since 1954, widow status, two daughters, church membership, and her role in safeguarding students.
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Frederick
Edith H. Shank
Frederick’s School
Alice E. Eury
Fifth
Market Streets
Eury
North Market Street
Fifth and Market
Veronica Ann
Bonnie
Towson State Teachers College
Sandra Kay
Fredericks High School
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mrs. Eury
Frederick Town News Highlights Community Spirit
A Chamber of Commerce bulletin praises local kindness and dedication. Editorial notes Mrs. Bury for guiding 230 children daily at Fifth and Market and helping troubled youngsters. A city tour reveals new businesses, growth, and pride in Frederick's residents and merchants.
Community leader involved in civic and business groups
A Washington figure serves on multiple boards including the Cumberland Chamber of Commerce and the Salvation Army Advisory Board. He holds roles with the Mid Atlantic Area Public Relations Service and the American Paper and Pulp Association, and is a member of the Citizens Council for a Clean Potomac.
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Citizens Council For A Clean
Potomac
Washington, D. C
Middle Atlantic Area
American Paper and Pulp Association
Salvation Army
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Fire Levels Large Barn West of City
Firemen from Braddock Heights and Independent companies battled a major blaze that destroyed a large frame barn on the Joseph Reeder property on Rock Creek Drive west of Frederick. Tenant Albert L. Remsburg said hay and straw, farm machinery, and possibly cattle were lost, with damages likely exceeding $45,000. The fire was spotted around 7 p.m. when the Remsburg family went to feed the cattle.
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Braddock Heights
Joseph Reeder
Rock Creek Drive
Frederick
Albert L. Remsburg
Remsburg
Fire destroys barn near Remsburg farm in spring blaze
A barn measuring about 120 by 40 feet burned with flames seen from the field. No cause was given by firemen or Mr. Remsburg. Loss included one wagon a hammermill a binder tools milking equipment and some bagged feed.
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Remsburg
Funeral services for Theodore DeWitt Hamrick held
Funeral services for Theodore DeWitt Hamrick of South Market Street were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. presiding. Pallbearers included Charles Brachey, Leon Blank, Benjamin Bruchey, Charles E. Miller, Vernon Cassell and Grayson Abrecht. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Theodore DeWitt Hamrick
South Market Street
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles Brachey
Leon Blank
Benjamin Bruchey
Charles E. Miller
Vernon Cassell
Grayson Abrecht
Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lewis Edward Horman
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewis E
Hattie Catsail Horman
Araby Methodist Church
Louise J. Fouche Horman
Lewis E. Horman Jr
Samuel E. Horman
Walter H. Horman
Union Bridge
Leslie Grove
This City
Roy Myers
Luther Fouche
Flint Hill
Jesse Nusbaum
Theodore Cole
Jug Bridge
Paul Shepley
Calvin Geisbert Jr
Daniel Smith
Monrovia
Charles Tyler Houck
York Road
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
John Luther
Catherine Moffett Houck
Hess Auto Body Works
Houck
Church of the Brethren
A.F
A.M
Ithiel
Palestine Council
St. Bernard Commandery
Knights Templar
Tall Cedi
Lebanon
Forest
Ali Ghan Shrine
The
Elks and Aerie
Eagles
Alice_Geesey
Suter Router
Jonathan W. Gosnell
Rest Haven Cemetery
George J. Kline
Bowers Road
Mr. Kline
Frederick
Francis Kline
Mount Olivet
Harvey Lee Zimmerman
Cap Stine Road
Church Hill
Dean W. Anderson
St. Mathews Evangelical Lutheran Church
F.P. Brose
Parkway Church of God
Charles E. Zimmerman
Tobias E. Zimmerman
John H. Renn
Murray D. Shook
A.irvin Renn
Elmer Gibbons
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Deaths roll for Frizzell and Horman families in area notices
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Ella Gertrude Frizzell 61 widow of William B. Frizzell of Finksburg Rt 1 and Lewis Edward Horman a 53 year old farmer from near Urbana. Details include survivors, funeral homes, dates, and burial at Mount Olivet cemetery, with church and fraternal affiliations noted.
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William B. Frizzell
Ella Gertrude Frizzell
Finksburg Rt. 1
Ella M. Tipton
Woodbranch
Tinton
Carroll County
Aaron and
Anna Conaway Green
Deer Park Methodist Church
Smallwood
Beatrice Smith
Frederick
Local Hospital Updates on Frederick Residents
Among the sick Mrs. Donald Shewbridge recently underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing well. Mrs. Nannie L. Eisenhauer returned home after surgery and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Reuben McAfee was transferred to Washington County Hospital after a fractured hip. Mrs. Louella Jones was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mr. W. Z. Willhide improved after surgery for a fractured hip. Dr. A Royal Kemsberg Jr. remains in satisfactory condition as a surgical patient. Mr. Earl F. Hargett returned home after a surgical stay at University Hospital in Baltimore.
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Donald Shewbridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nannie L. Eisenhauer
East South Street
Reuben McAfee
Foxville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Thurmont
W. Z. Willhide
A. Royal Kemsberg Jr
Carroll Parkway
Earl F. Hargett
Schley Avenue
University Hospital
Baltimore
Weekend Fire Calls Keep Guardian Hose Busy
Guardian Hose Company responded to two Saturday calls and one on Sunday. A chimney spark at Elmer Hurley's Foxville home caused fire in partitions with damage in the hundreds. A grass fire behind the Potts property near Catoc tin Furnace prompted a second Saturday alarm. On Sunday a chimney fire at Donald Wisner's Thurmont farm caused no reported damage.
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Guardian Hose Company
Elmer Hurley
Foxville
Potts
Catoctin Furnace
Donald Wisner
Thurmont
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A. Trago Brust
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Earth
Heaven
Will Rogers
Eatanhauer
Margaret Eisenhauer
Frederick Free
Chamber of Commercce
Richard D
Dick) Hammond
High
East Patrick
East Street
East Fifth Street
Coca-Cola Company
Aerojet-General
East Patrick Street
North Market
West Patrick Street
Adamstown
Walkersville
Comning Ig
Harry D. Weaver
Grace R. Weaver
Spring Grove
James and
Marie Zeigler Zinn
Johnn Keller Bucher
New Oxford
Weaver
New Windsor
Christ (Roth’s) Lutheran Church
Jackson Township
Ijamsville Club
Gordon Smith
Ijamsville Homemakers Club
al Smith
Rolfe -Castleman
Smith
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Hood College
Castleman
Ryland Houston
Ballenger
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Conard Hargett
Ape
Mr. Jones
Emily
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Staley Park
Don Whipp
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