Red Cross Benefit Show At Opera House Delights Frederick Crowd
Local talent staged a benefit for Company A of the Red Cross at the Opera House. Capt Travers, Pattie villains, Mrs Pattie and Phyllis Delavan, with Red Cross Nurse numbers, drew lively applause. Performers including Viola Bowers and Albert Smith delivered strong comic turns and musical numbers to a receptive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easparalys
RED Cross
Co. A
Focal Talent
Opera House
Guy K. Moner
Travers
Erne
R. P. Jeremiah Pattie
Asterbilt
Miss el
Viola Bowers
Pattie
Cal. Pattie
Mazie Sehmidt
Phyllis Delavan
Albert Smith
Sergeant Rafferty
Messrs
Hanson Maulsby
Harry Hagan
Farm Income Decline Criticizes Price Support System
A 1959 article argues farm income fell below national averages while government subsidies for price supported wheat corn cotton and other commodities stood at 239.499 million as of Jan 1. It contends the price support and quota regime impoverishes farmers and calls for market forces to set prices, opposing ongoing handouts. The American Farm Bureau Federation urges reducing subsidies and relying on supply and demand to restore earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Law of Supply
Dex
Bureau
Bruchey Will Probate Seeks Equitable Inheritance
The will of John W. Bruchey, who died March 12 in this city, has been probated by the Orphans Court. The East Fifth street home held in trust for daughter Helen Bruchey Fogle is to be sold. Proceeds and all other benefits from Eagle Moose Ox Fibre Brush Company plans and Metropolitan Life Insurance will be divided equally among Bruchey’s seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brucher
Orphans Court
Bruchey
East Fifth Street
Helen Bruchey Fogle
Eagies
Moose
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Ox Fibre
Etropolitan Life Insurance Company
Cub Pack 283 Inducts Bobcats
The monthly Cub Pack meeting at Good pack included induction of Bobcats and a ceremonial board. Den 3 led by a Scout leader presided as members received pins and were inducted into the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Bobcats
Larry
Den 3
den Voet Nscinew Miller
Stem A5
America
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
March 29 1940 column notes CHUCK ROAST advertised at 17 cents pork shoulders 11 cents round or sirloin steaks 27 cents legs of lamb 23 cents a pound coffee three pounds for 39 cents. Circuit Court judge Edward S Delaplaine appoints receivers for unmortgaged assets of Emmitsburg Railroad Company W Clin ton McSherry attorney for James M Alvey and Louise Sebold road treasurer named receivers. Hood College press Joseph H Apple to preside at Republican convention to name appropriations by State Fair Board to Frederic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Delaplaine
Emmitsburg Railroad Company
W. Clinton McSherry
James M. Alvey
Louise Sebold
Joseph H. Apple
PRESS
Hood College
Repubs
State Fair Board
Frederic
Births Reported at McFrederick Memorial Hospital
Births reported from March 26 to 28 include Mark Richard and Robert Barnes, with details listing Mrs Ralph RFD 3 as the second child. Margaret Even is named as a future child, while Tina Dar lene is noted as fourth third daughter. Hamrick, Bari L Fogle, and Frederick connections are mentioned in passing. a state visit by Gamal Abdel Nasser to New Delhi is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFrederick Memorial Hospital
Mark Richard
Robert Barnes
Frederick
Ralph Rfd
Sirter
Margaret Even
Richard Ham- Nest
Hood Professor Serves as Youth Conference Consultant
Dr Wayne C Neely sociology professor and chairman at Hood College serves as technical consultant at the sixth White House Conference on Children and Youth in Washington This ten year event conducts extensive research and debates welfare programs Neely leads 200 discussion groups on family payment effects Eisenhower is honorary chairman and Arthur Fleming secretary of Health Education and Welfare is vice chairman about 6000 participants attend regional sessions on family life aging and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne C. Neely
Heod College
White House
Washington
Neely
Deat Eisenhower
Honorrman
Arthur Flemming
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patient Admissions and Surgeries
Several residents and local figures were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment this week. Individuals include William B Arnold Edna Fox Roger Shankle Elmiras Grandel Malcolm Moxiey Nancy Lee Lil Karl Eddins and Clarence Ausherman with various medical procedures scheduled or completed. Several others remained hospitalized for ongoing treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibur Toms
Howard B. Arnold
Bruns
Frederick Memorial
Hos- Wiliam
Edna Fox
East Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hostal
Ernest Barnhouse
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmiras Grandel
Brunswick
Malcolm Moxiey
Airy
Nancy Lee Lil
Adamstown
Karl H. Eddins
RFD
Knoxville
Clarence Ausherman
Araby
Edward Hoffman
Pleasant
Deneen Wiles Tie The Knot In Rosemont Nuptials
Deneen and Wiles unite in a March 25 wedding at Bethany Lutheran Church. Bride Bethany G. Wiles, daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Wes, wore a white knitted lace street length dress with a corsage as Lester Deneen Jr., son of Mrs Charles Brunswick, became her husband. Brunswick High School graduates from 1959, he will work at the Atomic Energy Commission and plans to reside in a finished apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneen—Wiles
Betix Jane G. Wiles
George W. Wes
Rosemont
Lester Deneen Jr
Charles Brunswick
Marrie Bethany Lutheran Jd
Ralph H
Brunswick High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Igh
Red Cross Educational Program Opens Local Drive
The Frederick County Red Cross Chapter launches an educational campaign replacing the annual fund drive. A morning coffee for girls and alumnae gathers at Mrs Helen Dettbarn’s home in Weathersville, with attendees including Maryland College for Girls students planning to attend Western Maryland College and alumna Betty Baker Englar as chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Red Cross
Maryland College
Maryland
Helen Stoner Detbarn
Wathersvile
Frederick County
WMC
Betty Baker Englar
Frederic County
Dettbarn
Spring on economy sparks cautious outlook for revival
AP analysis notes cautious business mood as spring nears with stock declines and weak factory utilization. Inflation fears ease yet price stability remains key, while loan demand lags fund supply. Yet experts say foundations are firm and renewed growth could emerge if spring lifts confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawien
NEW York (Ap
Khrushchev Tours Verdun Battlefield Monument
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Verdun the site of World War I’s bloodiest battle. Gray drizzle coated the day as he surveyed the mass graves and sealed basements of unidentified soldiers. He saluted a crowd of about 700 and urged no arms for plots against the Germans, touching on Franco Soviet ties and Adenauer in Bonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verden
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Verdun
Poilus
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenaer
Bonn Republic
Soviet Union
Funeral Services Held for Archie Lee Pearson
Private funeral services were held at the funeral home on 106 East Church street for Archie Lee Pearson who died at Inshome Fulmer road near this city. Rev. Dr. C. H. Shull officiated with pallbearers provided by the funeral home and interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors were M. R. Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pese
Mona Home
Liberty Road
Winhed
Henry K Broun
Cahary L Church
Wi Bas
Berwent
Carro
Sewell
Archie Lee Pearson
Inshome
Fulmer Road
East Church Street
C. H. Shull
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Whisky Warehouse Explosion Kills 19 British Firemen
Glasgow report says 19 firefighters died and at least 40 injured in a whisky warehouse blast. The six story building held 55,000 gallons of whisky and caused millions in losses as flames and collapsing walls trapped crew and vehicles. Two girls fled nearby and survived after overnight shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Britain
West Frederick Junior High Bands Concert Delightful Evening
A capacity audience attended the annual West Frederick Junior High School Bands concert. Cadet Band with 73 members and Concert Band with 76 performed under Thomas Silliman. Selections spanned classical pieces, medleys, pop tunes, modern works, and marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frederick
Frank H. Lewis
Thomas
Silliman
Frederick Broadrup
Edward Houff
Jacqueline Nasher
Malcolm Douglas
Robert Toth
Kenneth Miles
James Muse
Oie
Jean Rhian
Nancy Jenkins
Vera Tobery
Frederick Broad Grup
Wanda Burdette
Stephanie Cherry
Lynne Howard
Rita Jackson
Carol Beall
Martin Burdette
Amanda Cannon
Lorraine Jessee
Lois Leonard
Phil Bohn
Ernest Rs
Paul Stummons
Harold Yinger
Jerry Fogle
Larry Fogie
Sue Adams
Wayne Ausherman
Patricia Brightful
Ronald Crum
Edward Houti
Jay Derphes
Mackier
Mark Serepca
Jon Thomas
James Vona
James Harley
Mac Douslas
Caeries Willard
Mary Compher
Geor Trampets
Brown
Crates Burgess
Daniel Corin
Sidebrand
Ronald XE
Rick One
Dames Giesler
Dim Henderson
Sea Charies Thom Robert H Donnie Lewisseph
Susan Tr
Ann Zeiler
Vie
Den
Charles Haynesworth
Ichard Jones
Barry Fieag
Eugene Wahl
Grove
Robe
Stansfield
Ion Thomas James Garman
Sharyn del
R. Hicks
R R. Fox
H. Holter
W. McKenzie
D. Gilbert
J. Krantz
R. Simmel
J. Shankle
N. Grimes
P. Twentéy
J. Alexander
M. Grimes
D. O'Hara
Larry Hopwood
Casper Cline
Cary Webb
Richard Clapp
Donald Fisher
David Stockman
Stephen Thrasher
James Nuse
Ked Lyra
Lorraine Johnson
Judy Keeney
Jeff Beebe
Forbes Burgess
Charles Clark
Raymond Flair
Timothy Horman
Richard Holdcraft
Clyde LaBrush
Terry Rhoderick
Larry Rudy
RB. Sanner
Deaths in Middletown Area Prompt Obituary Notes
Obituaries list Mrs. Clarence L Ahalt aged 85 widow of near Middletown with three sons, later Mrs. Mary E Bowlus 34 of John W Bowlus near Middletown, and William Steiner Gosnell 78 of 233 South Market Street. Services at Gladhill funeral home Middletown. interments in Lutheran or Mount Olive cemeteries. Other notices include Martina Phoebe Summers Summers of Valencia Pa and Olin L Molesworth of Damascus with local funeral plans.
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Clarence L. Ahalt
Lola E. Ahalt
Middletown
Henry and
Rebecca Remsburg Beachley
Reformed Church of
Russell M
Lioyd H
C. Elvin Ahakt
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
John W. Bowlus
Mary E. Bowlus
Grayson Terms
Lawson
Mary Haupt
Lutheran Church
Aiddietown
O'Neal
Grayson Toms
Near Middletown
William H. Bowlus
J. Grayson Bowlus
Chhildren
Gladhill Funeral Home
Albert Burkhardt
Lutheran Cemetery
William Steiner Gosnell
South Market Street
Stewart and
Catherine Haugh Gosnell
Calvary Methodist Church
C. & P. Telephane
Hood College
Sy Board
East Church Street
Nds
Mount Olive
M. R.‘utchison and Son
Ward
Arlington
H. L. Barber
Pacific Grove Caif
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Bethesda Brownings
Schinick Retires pen in 1899 to 1955 with AS Anell Co
Schinick began as assistant advertising manager in 1899 and rose to president in 1953 at the American Anell Company. He held roles as advertising manager, business manager, secretary, vice president, executive vice president, and director. He served as director of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn. and the Audit Bureau of Circulation and was chair of the This Week Magazine board until resigning in 1955. He will remain a company director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heldi
AS Anell Co
the World
American
Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Metropolitan Sunday
This Week Magazine
Friends Of Library Group Is Being Formed
Miss Josephine Etchison announces plans to form a Friends of the Library organization for C. Burr Artz Library. A Book and Author luncheon is planned in early May with a prominent author to speak, as National Library Week April 3–9 is observed. The committee is led by Annabel Lundgren and includes Mrs. Delaplains, Collinus, Ramsburg, Woodman, Levinson, Bergman, and Crist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Library
Willam T. Delaplaine
A. B. Collinus
J. Richard Ramsburg
C. H. Woodman
T. V. Levinson
Einar Bergman
James Crist
Etchison
Rose Hill Garden Club
170 Tons Of Auto Tags Mailed Out
Baltimore notes April rush as 35 610 change of address notices arrive this month. DMV urges patience as old plates are discarded and new ones issued. Mail delivery delays blamed on address changes and the processing of thousands of tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Department of Mei
Lee
Noppinger
DMV
Dopey Sisters Banquet Held March 20 at Shady Rest
The Dopey Sister Club held its spring banquet on March 20 at Shady Rest with a smorgasbord dinner for 10 to 12 members and families. After a brief business meeting secret sisters were revealed and new names drawn. Helen Grossnickle won the door prize. the next meeting is April 12 at Goldie Leatherman's in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dopey Sister Club
Shady Rest
Helen Grossnickle
Goldie Leatherman’s
Hagerstown
Company A Articles Are Approved
Articles of Incorporation for Company A First Maryland In famy C S A Inc were approved by the State Department of Assessments and Taxation. The group forms to commemorate Civil War soldiers especially infantry for the Confederate States of America with meetings at Frederick County Historical Society. Officers and charter directors are named and April 6 lecture on bayonet use announced. public invited and membership applications are open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Maryland
C. S.,a. Inc
State Department of
First
Maryland Infantry
Bradley T. Johnson
Rederick
Robert E. Crum
John P. Thrasher
Gerald C. Yonetz
Bobby D. Tichnell
David D. Mandell
Frederick County Historical Society
East Church Street
Collateral Forfeited By Magist Court List Of Motorists
A Magist Court notice details motorists who forfeited collateral. Names include Francis A. Sowers of Baltimore Vernon A. Linton E. Scott L Menn Willis F. Wizein Canion Robert L. Burras Hart Beasley John Staighi Washin Anders Union Bri L Kais a Harper Donald Haiph Omaha Paul iv. Dix Purcel Jar E. Parker Edward Fetty Dan C. Jacob Quentin Maurmel Windsor Van ig Taz Clarence H Pierce James E. Hi Flosd Raymond George P. McCann Washington Thomas Welr South Euclid James D. Bowmen John J. Baliziey Stephens Wva Ralph FE Knicht Baltimore Charles ety T. Wilbum Jr Farmington Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magists
Francis A. Sowers
Balti
Vernon A. Linton
Sy E. Scott
L. Menn
Tilt Street
Willis F. Wizein
Canion
Robert L. Burras
North Market
Ehart
Beasley
North Ma
John Staighi
Washin
Anders
Union Bri
L. Kaisa Harper
Donald Haiph Omaha
Reb
L. Hagerstown
Paul iv
M. Dix
Purcel
E. Parker
Edward B. Fetty
C.i Dan C. Jacob
Quentin Maurmel
D. W Windsor
Clarence H Pierce
James E. Hi
Flosd
Raymond
George P. McCann
Washington
Thomas
South Euclid
Iam
D. Bowmen
John J. Baliziey
Stephens Wva
Ralph FE
Knicht
Baltimore
Charles Ety T. Wilbum Jr
Farmington, Pa
Local Couples Celebrate Milestones and Births in Area
Mr and Mrs Sammel Grams near Burkittsville mark their 33rd wedding anniversary on Thursday. Matthew Kerrigan of Point of Rocks observes his birthday today. Mr and Mrs Frank Buch of Taney Apartments celebrate their 43rd anniversary today. Mr and Mrs Homer Bolyard of Knoxville announce the birth of their second child, a daughter Linda Lou, at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Tuesday. Mrs Bolyard is the former Miss Eleanor Thompson of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammel Grams
Burkittsville
Matthew Kerrigan
Point of Rocks
Frank Buch
Taney Apartments
Homer Bolyard
Knoxville
Linda Lou
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bolyard
Eleanor Thompson
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the News
K’ Grim
Frederica Co
University Hospital
Herbert Har
Prospect Methodist
Prospect Cemetery
Ray Keefer
Leroy Harrison
Thomas Knott
Charles Runkles
Louis Fritz
Sterling Roberts
Charles A. Summers
Martia Phoebe Summers
A. Summers
Myers
Valencia
Robert Lee
Harry S$. Ramsburg
Walters Funeral
Schinick
LA Hs
Senge
Mrs. Armstrong
Aed
Bryants
Dixons
Murphys
Friends of Library Group
Owepapre
Madhiy
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