Mary land Friday March 23 1961 news brief
Frederick Maryland Friday March 23 1961 page four of the News announces circulation details and masthead information. The issue lists price, subscription options, and a notice of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations affiliations.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Atonth
Breeze
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ts News
AP News
Armament stalemate and global freedom outlook
Excerpts argue that massive military outlays sustain freedom and deter aggression. Western sums and Soviet budgets are cited, with fears of annihilation if arms spending drops. Emphasizes militarism as core to Marxist rule and predicts eventual dissolution of contemporary enslavement as East resources wane.
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Orussia
Kremlin
United States
Tomatoes On A Window Vine Report From Past
Mrs Mary Miller Patrick writes from Homewood Church Home near Hagerstown recounting a 50 year old Frederick tomato anecdote. She notes a volunteer tomato sprouted in a flower pot last November, reached four feet, with five ripe fruit already harvested and two green and a few small ones remaining.
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the News
William Feete
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Reformed Homewood Church
Hagerstown
Mary Miller
Patrick Homewood Church
Hospital Admissions and Transfers Listed
Among the ill Mrs Marie Caste Fenn Han son Apartments enters Frederick Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient. Kenneth W Willard Red wood avenue enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for an operation performed Tuesday and recovering. about one week remaining. Maurice McDaniel near New Windsor admitted Monday for medical checkup. Niane Stiely daughter of Kenneth W Stitely RFD 1 Frederick admitted Thursday evening and to be transferred to a Baltimore children's hospital later. Wilbery L South Brady
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Marie Caste
Fenn Hanson
Frerick Memorial Hos
Kenneth W. Willard
Redwood Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice McDaniel
Near New Windsor
Niane Stiely
Kenneth W. Stitely
RFD
Frederick
Baltimore
Wilbery L. South
Brady
Funeral Held for Mrs Ruby W Myers and Clarence A Myers
Funeral services for Mrs Ruby W Myers and Clarence A Myers were held at 7 Market Street. Rev Charcrunk Jr of Evangelical church and Rev W Merval Weaver of United Presbyterian officiated. Attending were Marian Rebekan Lodge 351 Lions Club members and others. Pallbearers included Paul M Nash Banjo Morrissey Richard C Sappington Duval Sweadner James O Ecker Nash Jr interment at joint cemetery.
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Ruby W. Myers
Clarence A. Myers
Mortune
7Th Market Street
Charcrunk Jr
Evangelcalcheran Church
Res
W. Merval Weaver
United Presch
Ofers
Samarian Rebekan Lodge
Liber- Lions Club
Liberty
Paul M. Nash
Banja Morrissey
Richard C. Sappington
Duval W. Sweadner
James O. Ecker
A Nash Jr
E. Dailey
Libertatov
Fur
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patient Improves
A surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital named Dock shows improving condition. Engineers historically used a kite to haul a cable, enabling initial work for the Niagara Falls suspension bridge construction.
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Dock
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Niagara Falls
Fifty Years Ago Grace Reformed Church Meeting
Fifty years ago the men of Grace Reformed Church held a support meeting with Harry J Kefauver as toastmaster and Rev FE L McLean leading prayer. Speakers included Rev Isaac Motier Prof J H Apple and Mr Henry H Abbott.
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MEN OF Grace Reformed Church
Harry J. Kefauver
FE. L. McLean
Isaac M. Motier
JH. Apple
Henry H. Abbott
Freder City
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago From The XNeus Post Files
A fragmentary retrospective lists events: a large stock fire noted as 350 legs burned, WARRY L. BOUTSON dies at his Union home, a Royal Air Force bombing Berlin, Yugoslavia drawn into Hitler plans, Russia halts arms shipments to Germany, and JOHN Wo STIMMEL, Walker resident, dies at Frederick City Hospital.
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Ately
C. Warry L. Boutson
Union
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Cty
Bulzaran
John Wo Stimmel
Walker
Frederick City Hospital
Mi Laal Ucluber
Obituary notes from Carroll County deaths and services
Several deaths are announced including Mrs. Mabel Crummitt of 451 West South street died at her daughter Eileen Sheets home at 322 Thomas avenue aged 68. Also Mrs Ada Costley 73 of Object road Sykesville died in Baltimore nursing home. Maurice Englar 71 former Carroll resident died in Baltimore. William Flynn 75 retired farmer died at Montgomery General Hospital. Col Alfred Loomis Taylor Montgomery County resident died at Walter Reed Hospital. Driver’s exams and other notices conclude the column.
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Merril C. Crummant
Mabel Crummitt
Merril C. Crummitt
West South Street
Eileen M. Sheets
Thomas Avenue
Ridgeville
Carroll County
Luther A
Clara Virginia Hood
Montgomery
Grace United Church of Christ
Thomas E. Fitzgerald
Ladies Society of Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Amyers
L.c.c.al
Clara Virginia Smith
Thomes DuPont
Naples
Fla
Leonard M. Crummitt
James Montgomery
Essex
Laura Clay
Baltimore
Rosalie M. Showe
East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Isaac E. Costley
Ada F. Costley
Object Road
Sykesville
LaPlaza
Henry
Ada Beverly
New Jersey
Walter Fulton
Washington
M Dorothea Harris
Atlantic City
Joshua Costley
Dora Williams
Long Branch
Harriett Smith
Margaret Sheppard
Eldridge Costley
Agnus Shepherd
Irene Riggs
White Rock Methodist Church
Harry E. Dixon
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Maurice St. Englar
Maurice Stoner Englar
West Franklin Street
Mr. Englar
Joseph L. Englar
Clara Stoner Englar
Elizabeth F. Englar
Gerald Englar
John D. Englar
Westminster
Joseph F. Englarj
New
William T. Flynn
Long Corner
Woodfield
Montgomery General Hospital
Daisy
Thomas
Emma Crawford Flynn
Howard Chapel
Bessie Mullinix Flynn
Jerome Mullinix
Lewiswie
Helen Flynn
Mary Bowman
Berwyn Heights
Dora Kock
Laltimore
Lilian
Hockessin
Del.lends
Wood
Howard Chapel Cemetery
Olin L. Molesworth
Col. Ared
Tavxier
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Montgomery County
Walter Reed Hospital
Monroe Street
Rockville
Irvin
Pennsylvania
Stanford
France
Crimea
Col
Taylor
Gulf Oil Co
Texas
Woodstock Farm
State Armory
Spring Reflections and Community Notices in Dawsonville
The piece blends seasonal verse with thoughts on youth and optimism, cites Milton, and notes a central Dawsonville wireless symbol. It lists local names, military transfers, and a long tradition piece on education, faith, and heritage, ending with a list of license examiners and residents.
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Ruthor
Fort Detrick News and Community Notices
Fort Detrick hosts varied professional society meetings and a busy calendar. Club events include Ladies Club and NCO Open Mess dances, Aloha Night, and Welcome Mat arrivals. Births announced. local officers and residents feature in social notes and departures. Easter bloom forecast tops Washington weather note. a California crash report follows. Names of service members and residents listed in a long community roundup.
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Fort Detrick
John Vacca
Two Women Hurt In Route 40 Collision near Frederick
Two women were listed in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Thursday afternoon crash about three miles east of Frederick on Route 40. A car driven by 71-year-old Alice L. Fogle crossed Marylane 144 and intersected Maxine L. Hudson’s vehicle, injuring Fogle, Hudson, and passenger Mabel C. Roth, 60, with possible internal injuries and arm fracture. Both drivers and Roth’s husband Decoursey, 65, were injured. two others were treated and released. Police troopers Basore Barnes and McClear led the investigation with assistants Sat. Smith. Charges pending.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Alice L. Fogle
Marylane 144
Maxine L. Hudson
Pennsylvania Ave
Top E. H. L. Basore
Gordon H. Barnes
Sat. Smith
R. H. McClear
Roth
Decoursey
New Kitchen Mi Pantry Cabinet Offers Wood Stain or Enamel Finish
The latest Kitchen Mi pantry unit measures 84 by 42 inches with a 24 inch depth. Available finishes include contemporary wood stains and enamel coatings.
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Ius
Community notices from Ellerton area March events
Ellerton and surrounding communities report turkey dinners in March honor birthdays and anniversaries. Residents and families from Doyle, Moser, Leatherman, Grossnickle, and Kendalls share visits, dinners, and social activities. Church groups meet, plans set for a chicken dinner, and marriage licenses are issued in nearby towns.
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Eldin Brandenburg
Mary Kendall
Merkle Moser
Walter Kendall
Willam Kendall
Waynesboro
Shirley Eccard
Bertha Leisinger
Connie
Daryl
Grayson Cline
Rhetta
Elwood Green
Myersville
Ladies Aid Society of the
Grossnickie Church of the Brethren
Lee Desauter
Albert Harshman
Ernest Leatherman
Nettie Harshman
Kieffer Haupt
Harry Harshman
Clyde Fry
Elmer Leatherman
Eva Schroyer
Cyrus Early
Paul Grossnickie
Edgar Leatherman
Ward Kline
Clyde Grossnickie
Maurice Pryor
Mae Early
Joyce Pryor
Linda Early
Gaither Leatherman
Frank Graham
Middletown
Lester Naille
Church Hill Road
Graham
Charles R. Gaver
Fred Alexander
Russel Leatherman
Linda Brandenburg
Michael Leatherman
Sylvia Harshman
Maynard Gaver
Irs
Fannie Brandenburg
Harmony
Willing Workers Society of the
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Rebecca Leatherman
FHA approves loans to farmers in Frederick Carroll counties
The Frederick Montgomery area FHA committee at Winchester Hall approved loans totaling 16500 for local farmers and the Carroll Baltimore county committee approved 11500 in loans. Regional officials named H Bryce Hopkins George Marvin and Harold Goodwin led the actions with two initial and one subsequent operating loans in Frederick and Carroll counties. Maurice McDaniel was absent due to hospitalization for a checkup.
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Montgomery Counties
Farmers Home Administratives
Winchester Hall
Carroll and
Baltimore Counties
FHA
Westminster
C. Renn Remsverg
Middletown
Charles Savage
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
H. Bryce Hopkins
Carroll County
George Marvin
Baltimore County Committee
Harold Goodwin
Winfield
Henry Baugiman
Taneytown
Edgar Kalb
Reissersteun
Marvin
Eo CO
Frederick
Maurice McDaniel
New Windsor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Delaware Senate Passes Tax Installment Reform Bill
The Delaware Senate approved a bill requiring the 1960 state income tax to be paid in three installments instead of four, repealing the previous law. Payments must now be made in full by April 30 starting next year.
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Dover
Delaware Senate
Ghana Hosts Chinese Delegation On Trade Tour
A Chinese delegation led by Lu Shu-chang, vice minister of foreign trade, arrives in Accra for a two week tour of Ghana. The visit follows a Ghanaian mission to China two years earlier, reflecting ongoing official exchanges.
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Ghans Accra
Ghana
Red China
Lu Shu-chang
China
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