The News Frederick Masthead and Publication Details
Page shows publication data for The News of Frederick Maryland dated March 4 1960 with circulation plan rates and auditing notes. Includes printing service lines and Associated Press attribution and postal notice language.
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Frederick
Maryland
Thervday
MFG. CO
Carrer
Mont
Audit Bureau of Circulations
GF_ ASSOCIATED “PRESS
Arcadeind Press Iy
Bredwick
Where Money Goes Much in the Manner That Statistician Slices
The Tax Foundation presents a hypothetical married worker with two children earning 4500 a year. It breaks down earnings across March into taxes, housing, furniture, meals, medical costs, clothing, and transportation, showing that nearly one third of a month’s work goes to taxes and other expenses before the month ends.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Poon St. Patrick’s Day
Peain
Surprise Baby Shower for Mrs Kenneth Luhn in Middletown
A surprise baby shower for Mrs. Kenneth Luhn of Frederick was held at Mrs. Parl Spade’s Middletown home on March 20 hosted by Pearl and Helen Luhn’s sisters. Guests included Mrs. Garland Huffer Mrs. Stanley Smith Mrs. Hilda Webber Miss Nancy Green and others with pink streamers and a pink stork centerpiece. Refreshments followed and gifts were placed around a cradle.
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Kenneth Luhn
Frederick
Parl Spade
Middletown
Lubn
Garland Huffer
Stanley Smith
Hilda Webber
Nancy Green
David Kifer
Marilynn Kifer
Raymond Wee
Wanda Burkhart
Helen Luhn
Naomi Smith
Margaret Smith
James Luhn
Hilda Castle
Charles Mattiee
Glenn Kinna
Linda
Exhibit Draws 500 Women to Hood College Gym
More than 500 women attended a Homemakers Clubs exhibit at Hood College gymnasium showing club projects from 1958. Highlights included a safety exhibit with a vehicle training display, a Far East display, reading and craft displays, and home planning guidance on meals and fashion accessories.
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Clups
Foon
Hood Cotlese
Hasnote
Hiram Brown
Frederick High School
James Zimmerman
Frederick ‘High School
Leo Shank
Brown
Viecil Daub
Myersville Homemakers Club
Ray H. Smith
Jug Bridge Club
Edward Widmayer
New Market Club
Far East
James Montgomery
Urbana Club
Robert Kline
Pleasant Club
Home Management Committee
Russell Horman
Buckeystown Club
Thieves Fail to Open Safe at Kaufman Garage Office
Thieves struck Kaufman Garage Company on East Patrick Street early today hammering at a shop safe and damaged it without opening it. Officers found the door to the office ajar at about 5 49 am and notified firm president Austin Aneleberger. An attempt to enter the Eagles Club in the same block using a screwdriver failed, and police continue the investigation.
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Kaufman Garage Company
East Patrick Street
Russell Potts
Austin M. Aneleberger
Oliver Potts
Eagles Club
St. Ves Giscar
Fifty Years Ago From The News Columns March 26 1909
In Greenridge the home of Charles W Conley burned to the ground with occupants escaping in nightclothes and possessions lost. Ada Dr Miss Nan Mildred to leave as primary supervisor of cubic schools for the county to head Caroline and Talbot counties. Ella Kreg named assistant. Leslie's little son near Middletown injured by a foul ball on school grounds. Yesterday's windstorm toppled a frame dining room on Mr Peer Hemp’s property near Pore. Charles Elworthy appointed supplementary to track force crews on railroad work.
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Greenridge
Charles W. Conley
Montgomery County
BH. Cuuley
Ada
Nan Mildred
Caroline
Talbot
Ella Kreg
Mildren
Leslie
WB Ne
Widdierno
Middletown
Peer Hemp
Charles Elworthy
Railroad and Wu
Innes
Twenty Years Ago Read From The News March 2 1939
A bill for Sunday closing of liquor outlets in Frederick county was introduced in the House of Delegates. Frederick High principals voted unanimously to revive the county league in baseball. Young hoodlums blamed for office breakins in southeast Frederick. The News shows pictures of principals and glee club in a large crowd event.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Frederick High School
Southeast
Fredery
Glee Club
Ic Im Gine
Life Underwriters Meet with FE Hogan Speaker
The Frederick Life Underwriters Association holds its monthly meeting Friday at 6 18 pm at the V FLW Club. Guest speaker FE L Hogan Assistant Vice President Peoples Life Insurance Company Washington will discuss his long career from Beckley West Virginia beginning in 1935 and leadership roles in multiple underwriters associations.
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Life Unweewriters
Frederick Life Underwriters Association
V.flw. Club
FE. L. Hogan
The
Peoples Life Insurance Company
Washington
National Life Underwriters Association
All Ullices UK
Bristol
Virginia State Life Underwriters Association
District of Columbia Life Underwriters Association
New Ear Wax Removal Agent Described in AMA Publication
An American Medical Association report describes a new ear wax removal agent Cerumene that softens impacted wax for easier extraction. It notes rapid dissolution and high success in two patients with minimal skin irritation, alongside comparisons to irrigation methods. The study led by Arthur Reiniger at SMU Ear Department discusses practical prep timing and improved results.
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Lnil Agua
American Medical Association
Mar
Mt Otatant
Parcital
Ape Re Hay
Dy Arthur
C. Reiniger
SMU
Senior Frances Kling Improves, Returns to Damascus High
Miss Frances Kling of Hyattstown, a Damascus High School senior, has recovered from flu and plans to return to school this week. Leonard Allison referenced.
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Frances Kling
Hyattstown
Damascus High School
Leonard Allison
Brad
Displays Highlight Home Arts and Club Activities
The exhibit features a range of home goods including carpeting and drapery materials and a new toe steam iron a knife sharpener a blender and innovative can opener. Club members from Hume Furnishings and Liberty and Frederick City clubs present demonstrations flower arranging and short course notes at the University of Maryland college week event.
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Hume Furnishings Committee
Howard T. Smyth
Buckeystown
Charles Remsberg
Middletown
Wallace Kent
Liberty Club
F. J. Cook
Frederick City
Brran Carpenter
Eugene Kefauver
Vernon Coblentz
George Hargis
Harry Gross
Hospital Notices From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dock Avenue employee of Modern Lighting Company was dismissed from Frederick Memorial Hospital today. Mrs. Wilbur Toms of Libertytown was readmitted to the hospital and is undergoing treatment after entering on Tuesday night. Mr. A. N. Gladhill of Jefferson underwent surgery late Tuesday night at the hospital.
Rival rifle maker crafts his own gun at distance
Joseph W. Looper of Richmond is eastern regional bench rest champion. He discards stock and barrel from a new rifle and builds his own, then fires a group of bullets into almost the same holes at 200 yards.
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Richmond. Va
Joseph W. Looper
Looper
Hit And Run Driver Jailed In Maryland and Virginia cases
In Magistrates court this morning, Ab Iamsville resident Andrew Thomas Simms was jailed for a year on unauthorized use of a vehicle and given a suspended $100 fine for operating with a suspended license. Clarence Oscar Green of Luckett VA received 45 days for three motor vehicle charges after failing to identify himself following an accident and for reckless driving. Green denied guilt, claiming he identified himself, and noted license history across Maryland and Virginia. A separate assault case in New Addition near Brunswick saw Franklin F. Hahn found guilty.
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Ab Iamsville
Maryland House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Andrew Thomas Simms
RFD I
Wyamsville
Leonard F. Glenn
Charles C. Cline
Glenn Aad Simms
Sheffield
Simms
Clarence Oscar Green
Lucketts
Green
Walties Co Mippeau Witk Saring
C. M. Wolford
West Patrick Street
Wolford
DeGrange Street
Jefferson Street
Shee
Virginia
Maryland
Department of Motor Vehicles
Franklin F.hahn
New Addition
Brunstwick
Fashion show at Homemakers' Club event in Coblen Batt
Tod Cole wed in a Tuncoon held at Coblen Batt with a fashion show featuring Homemakers' Club participants. The event showcased local attire and community engagement on a Tuesday.
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Coblent- Batt
Tod Cole
Homemakers’ Club Models Suits At Annual Luncheon Show
Homemakers at the annual meeting showcased the suits they made in a thrift and fashion class led by Mise Mart A Thomas. The event featured a pol show with garments from members across Adamstown Braddock and nearby clubs, highlighting versatile, stylish wool and nylon blends in various colors and silhouettes.
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Caniines
Virennes
Hanss
Aller Seluh
Mise Mart A Thomas
Amy
Robert Kline
Man Charged With Assault Over Yard Spring Dispute
Side Glances reports Hahn faces assault charges after a February 26 confrontation over spring ownership near Yule Puradigv. Carter says Hahn hit him with a wooden prop. Hahn claims a flashlight was used. Witness children testified Hahn used a flashlight, not the prop. Court details name Dr. Pilgram and attorneys E. Austin James and T. West Claggett. Also mentions two traffic fines on Route 40 near Frederick for Carl Pendleton and William Cottenay with officer Trooper Newcomer and Frost assisting.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Laches
Yule Puradigv
Uly Cae
Hahn
Carter
Robert H. Pilgram
E. Austin James
T. West Claggett
William W. Cottenay
Pittsburgh
WHS
Utd
Wie
Adak Deey
Baltimore
William Newcomer
Carl Eugene Pendleton
Harry J. Frost
Funeral services for Flora E. Morgan held at St Mark's Lutheran
Funeral services for Flora E. Morgan of near Wolfsville were conducted at 2 p m Monday at St Mark's Lutheran Church Wolfs ville with Rev Raymond L Markley presiding. Nephews Harold Brandenburg Hoye Brandenburg Clarence Leather man Paul Leatherman Gaither Leatherman and Ralph Leather man served as pallbearers. Interment was in the church cemetery. Funeral director was Paul F Bittle. Earlier services for Harry C Welty were at 1 30 p m yesterday at C C Fuss and Son funeral home Taneytown with Rev Morgan R Andreas officiating. Pallbearers included Murray Baumgardner William Stonesifer Paul Shorb John Harman Harry Daugherty and Guy Simpson. Interment followed in Keysville cemetery.
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Flora E. Morgan
Wolfsville
St. “Mark's Lutheran Church
Harry C. Welty
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Taneytown
Teter West Ance Town
Morgan R. Andreas
Murray Baumgardner
William Stonesifer
Paul Shorb
John Harman
Harry Daugherty
Guy Simpson
Keysville Cemetery
Walter W. Myers
Frizzleburg
Hanover General Hospital
Grace Zimmerman Myers
Mr. Myers
Charles W
Clara Otto Myers
Walter W. Myers Jr
C. Otto Myers
Baust Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church Men
Farm Bureau Friends
C. O. Fuss and Son
Eaust Lutheran Church
Joseph F. Callahan
Curtis B. West
Verus Bangham West
Margaret Kaetzel West
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Harry Curtis
Sarah Bingham West
Weverton
Donald Curtis West
Laurel
Grace Chaconas
Annandale
CH. Feete
Keefer, Laplace, Myers, West deaths noted in area obits
Obituaries record the deaths of Oliver O Keefer 76 of Harrisville Walter W Myers 68 of Frizzleburg and Verus Bangham West 51 of Weverton plus Robert Laplace 9 of Urbana with services in Saint Tenatius Loyola Church and Weverton Church. Surviving family members include spouses children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements and internment details follow at local funeral homes and churches.
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital March 22 24
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list numerous families welcoming new babies between March 22 and March 24. Names include Gina Marie Lawson second child daughter for Clyde Lawson and Ethel Showe of Frederick. Carlene Priscella Diggs second daughter. Debra Ann Snyder first daughter. Franklin Anders Jr. Trail second child first son. Timothy Alan Geisbert second son. Michael Elmer Leather mar fourth child third son. John Har iol Gaver first child son. Eugene Pant Brone ry wick. and Patrick Kevin Smith with Patricia Kevow.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde Lawson
Gina Marie
Lawson
Ethel Showe
Frederick
Charles Diggs
Carlene Priscella
Diggs
Jessie Spencer
Airy
Clarence Snyder
Grant Place
Debra Ann
Snyder
Shirley Stull
Franklin Trail
Franklin Anders Jr
Trail
Rachel Plock
George Geishert
Timothy
Alan
Geisbert
Phyllis Schrader
Brunswick
Ernest Leathermar
Myersville
Michael Elmer
Leatherman
Katherine Grossnickie
Sad
John Gaver
Knoxville
Johm Hariol
Mra
Gaver
Betty Swope
Mrq
Flord Saith
Bronery
Local Birthdays and Notices Highlight Area Residents
Mr. Carl Ray Bowings observes his birthday on March 28. Lews A Hartman age nine Friday. Mrs Chucks A Lewis visits Harmony Rhode Island with cousins. Maynard Kling and Frank Buch pair announce Easter Sunday marriage. William Douglas Cole of Monocacy Village marks his 20th birthday today. Cole is an employee of The Frederick Post.
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Carl “Ray
Mr. Cole
Frederick Poat
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