Fifty Years Ago Items From The News
A bill passed by the House of Delegates fixes teacher pay in the state at a minimum of 350 dollars a year after three years service. A large meeting at Fairfield discusses extending the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad from Lewistown to Thurmont, with a committee to raise 7000 dollars in subscriptions. At Notil Market Street School the Juvenile Literary Society debated whether the army serves the United States better than the navy. judges rule in favor of the affirmative. A trustee's sale at the Court House sells a two and a half story brick dwelling at 122 East Second Street to Calvi Crombie for 451 dollars.
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House of Delegates
Fhirmont
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Lewistown
Thurmont
Juvenile Literary Society
Notil Market Street School
United States
Haa Ie Navy
A. Sage
P. Hahn
W. Bennett
Ci Yinger
A McClane
Calvi Cromise
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Colvins DE The News
A chaotic collage notes fishing busts by warden Phebus and a trail of accidents in Washington state, alongside local land purchases by Roger B Wolfe, chamber president. It recounts a mass ex lit and political commentaries on Eisenhower era tax policy and presidential restraint, ending with Oklahoma governor history and a fatal hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinan
Broucht
Bexjamin Phebus
Hy Roger
B. Wolfe
Cha
Commer
Abrat
Pulph
Somites
Jterlek Prestivionian
Ehaveh
Rex
Pawt Wo Valenta
Fillo
Avenur Prestytoviat
Rutimant
Mary
Local News Notice From 1958 Frederick Paper
Fragmented OCR reads like a postal notice with rates and republication clause. Mentions two year six months costs and miscellaneous monetary figures. Includes postal and date cues FRIDAY MARCH 25 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great South At & A
North Courts
Frederick
Boyle Column on Davement and Faithful People
Fragmentary column discusses beliefs and social tones, mentioning pastor figures and community judgments. The text hints at personal stress, lack of clear action, and misdirected concerns among locals, with scattered phrases about meeting, lamps, and warnings.
Moon Mission Debates and Space Race Fears
A historic speculative account weighs unmanned lunar probes and manned Moon landings, contrasting US and Soviet aims amid fears of falling behind. The article cites the Farillite Panel and includes a note on a local film showing Time and People about cancer awareness at 277 Dill Ave, with a Q&A by Dr. Barry W. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Alor
Venus
Mars
A. le
Faril Ite
Camamittee
Inte Geophysical Year
Earth
Russia
Sputnik
United States
Dill Ave
American Cancer Society
Foley
Barry W. Gray
Observations on life values and goals in a reflective essay
A long reflective text explores money, romance, education, and personal growth. It contrasts poverty and wealth, urges self improvement, and includes musings on health, sleep, social skills, and the idea of a meaningful life. It also weaves in religious passages and civic notes about cancer awareness and community events.
Spring social at Port Benick Ladies Club informs
Port Benick Ladies Club members and their escorts are invited to a spring social at the NCO Club Fort Detrick Officers Open Mess. Music by The Manhattan band. dress is informal blues or civilian for men. Price per person 8.00. reservations by April 7 with Mrs. Del? debt H. Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Benick
Ty Dick Kleiner
Chemical Corps Wives’ Club
NEA
Tori McNair
New York Mess
Mary Lou
Del
H. Flint
Nellie Cistis Srive
Arington
Ci Nives Ulah
Fort Detrick
Akennethi Bee Moki
Local social notes from Taneytown and surrounding areas
Taneytown and nearby communities report weekend visits and church events. Residents including Mrs Pail Bowler Everett Cobb and families in Washington and Centerville hosted or attended gatherings, with Sunday dinners and church activities noted. A Graceful Workers meeting in Whe United Share and a program at the Koimitsbiags Church are mentioned, plus planning for singing and community outreach in Taneytown neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laster
Ales
Everett Cobb
Cierty
Washington
M. Ty. Charles
Arnoled
Imore Street
Pail Bowler
bVile
Stevlie Fowler
York Street
Elmer Bawngardner
Amily
Elim van Fosson
Uniontown
Heavy Rains Disrupt Pahu Leaf Supply In Florida
In Okeechobee Florida excessive rain disrupts the supply of palm leaves used for Palm Sunday. A B Abnologon supplied much of Hillions leaves for years, shipping fresh palms kept refrigerated. The rain hampers harvests and threatens cabbage palm availability as Everglades access becomes hazardous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okeechobee
Fla
A.B. Abnegon
Hillion
Ike
Everglades
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Entries
Fragmented notice lists multiple marriage licenses and property dealings. Entries name Francis vere Wille de of Wikechester Virginia and Cavote byes on Moore, along with others including Jamsburg Yaw and Eleano Pearye and Sherman Po Auotros. Amounts cited include 12,000 dollars and 10 dollars in various estates and county associations.
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Francis Vere Wille de
Wikechester
Moore
Hehnboth
del William Wo Abbott
Jamsburg
Yaw
Eleano Pearye
Prodovick
Grove
Svooklyn Terminal Euipment No
Sherman Po Auitors
Exec
Rity
Has & Zimmerman
State Roads Commission
Silas
Aramer Ob
Laster
Trayson Malihart Tr
Entinty
Howard OU. Quinn
Tol Dene
Ani
County
Victor HW
Schwenktor
Microbiological Associeies Inc
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Lawrence
Hems
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Colvins DE the News
Maven
David Lawrence Washington
Maret
Hower
Ataky Capirion Bohr
Avai
Certzoin
Eisenhower
Slater Ihianship
Hiese
Risenhouwer
Treasury
Fisenhower
Flo
Trista
Uak
New York
He ‘Hortiid Tribune, the
Bits Oookla
Leon aYd Red Phillips
Akisnoma
Mauve
Vay
Ada Wey
Phillips
Okemah
Jie
Boyle
Davement
Josing Hs
Townald Jonn
Aonshan Menty
Mace Audi
Alany
Annie
Rames
Boy Scouts
Haivers
Bird
Martial Niahng
Monty
Sellows
Speiker
College Azuln
Benlasii
Salem
Hglor
Egypt
Jerusalem
Gadd
Katherine
Ganero Contrel
Sereal Public Service Organization
Mmanikind
ACS
Witour Maylor
West Baltimore
Charles B. Kephart
Tampa
Pia
C. Edgar Yount
John Hoagland
West Baltimore Street
Rt. 2
Doris Moffitt
University of Maryland
College Park
Herman
Moffitt
Lautra
Middle Streat
Harry Welty
Frederick Streat
Raymo Fogle
Fred Pogle
Carlton Monsheutr
Soo
Timothy
New Windsor
Sunshane
Ol Molitt
Bear Branch
Brethe
Ers
York Aireo
Withur Alvin
Tommy Aeein
Ster Road
Sturlay
Alvin
Ernest Stokrs
Jefferson
Roy Kiser
Carrol County
Dewver Woion
West Hullimore Street
Margaret Sulton
Luckenbath
Jeg
Ate Alte Kranklin
Donal
Tenry Ver
Willcats City
Detell
Urree
Earlor
Land
Mts
Congress
Hisaness
Rontri
AUS
Frederick Organization
Lrusiite
Het Tor
Jole
Bolls
Nor
Uility
Charles Sckard
Weir
Wilotte
Department of Tt Army
Civil Service Commission
Fort Detrick Persantet
Detrick
jDewick
Hey Tee
Pataime Edison Company
Daal GC. Grothans
Fort Delvick
Prederigk Tol
Bren
NCO Club
Manhattans
Alaring
Dirk Scisan
Homemakers Club
Tha
Dewik
Chih
Maryland
Whey
Max
Irai DrArmon
Monument
Buryhday
Chartite Best
Mallar
Cheir Tame
Walkersville
Margo
Ralph Schultz
Dottie
Kemp Benty
Mignon
Ed Sunger
Rick Miller
Margy Baker
Juno
Grayson Fouche
Fun
David Saylor
Miriam Feely
Joh
Kitty Best
Zimmerman
Mrs. Best
Nills
Joli
Staley
Preston
Teather
Jane
Oliver
Lodeo
Maax Troxel
Harry Heet
Rock Island Arsenal
Thomas Perry
Robert Rene
Fom
Los Angeles
Calif
Gerald bMaygood
McClellan
Alp
William D. Robertson
Russell Leickj
St. Petersburg
Evelyn McQuillan
Fransers Grumbine
Blavida
Chemical Engineers
Aml Engineers
Chemical Engineers Club
Cer
William McCormick
Army Chemical
Memphis
Balgeward
Caty
Delsick
Mary Strailman
Gilsanu
Teres
Neil
Che Benton
Mouh Tvmenrary
al Pusu Proving Ground
Tom Bulties
Rayer Asie
Pursonner al Peick
Cipla Peanels
Charles Downs
Michigan State University
Murtreens
Taneytown
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