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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
2
GE Launches Operation Upturn To End Slump
General Electric unveils a six month plan named Operation Upturn aimed at reviving the economy through broad company led efforts. Ralph J. Cordiner, elected chairman, says the drive relies on business and consumer confidence with minimal government aid and will involve 250 000 employees and 45 000 suppliers in a nationwide push to boost buying and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YU Owe
Washington
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Ralph J. Cordiner
G.E
Jis
Change Sought On Beer Warehouse Location
A letter to The Post editor argues that Montclare Avenue should not host a commercial warehouse due to health and safety concerns. It notes 97 signatures from protestors and asks for a suitable alternative site, requesting a hearing May 1 at 7 pm in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclaire Avenue
Dermez
City. Hall
Frederick
Surprise stork shower in Dickerson for Mrs Eugene Johnson
A surprise stork shower was given for Mrs Eugene Johnson of Doubs on April 22 in the social room of the Dickerson church. Attendees included Mrs Ethel Baker Mrs Elwood Claggett and many Roberson relatives. Visiting guest Mr Arthur Belman of Takoma Park offered get well wishes for Mr W Ail Mobley who is ill in hospital. Mrs Fred Williams celebrated her birthday on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Roberson
Dickerson
Eugene Johnson
Doubs
Martin Wiseman
Dickerson Church
Ethel Baker
Elwood Claggett
Lou Poole
Harry White
Nellie Blartin
Iva Roberson
Susie Ferris
Anna Jane Rachael
Howard Roberson
Ellis Roberson
Will Roberson
Fred Williams
Gilbert Roberson
Robert Roberson
Carroll Fisk
Jay Poole
Diana Poole
Sally Poole
Linda Johnson
Donna Brooks
Arthur Belman
Takoma Park
W. Ail Mobley
Birth of Sharon Ruth Droneburg at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carl William Droneburg of RFD 6 announce the birth of their second child Sharon Ruth on Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Droneburg is formerly Doris LaVaughn Arnold of this city. Mr Clarence A Rohrbaugh of South Jefferson Street will observe his 39th birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl William Droneburg
RFD
Sharon Ruth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Droneburg
Doris LaVaughn Arnold
Clarence A. Rohrbaugh
South
Jefferson Street
Ami Addison Hoffman
West South Street
Mark Eyler
Charles Esie
Airy
Exler
Glenn Bussard
Rocky Springs
False alarm ends fire call at Lee Place chimney report
Police records show a 10:62 p m false alarm in the city after responders from the Juniors Uniteds and Citizens were sent to the 600 block of Lee Place for a chimney fire report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteds
Lee Place
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 1 1908
The Republican State Convention met in Baltimore and endorsed Roosevelt and his administration, instructing delegates for Taft for the presidency. Shank and Son opened a nickel theatre in Dr. Fahrney’s building for moving pictures and songs. An exciting duck pins game at AM CA alleys saw Frederick Jaal Ix win by 30 pins. City parents are invited to visit the public schools on May 8. In Myersville a citizens meeting nominated town officials including Burress and R J Ridgely, with candidates Dr Ralph Browning John Smith Charles J Bittle Homer Barner Lloyd Hoogie and Upton Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Taft
C. Shank and Son
H. P. Fahrney
North Market Street
Brunswick ¥.M.C.A
Frederick Jaal Ix
Myersville
Burress
R. J. Ridgely
Ralph Browning
John Smith
Charles J. Bittle
Homer Barmer
Lloyd Hoogie
Upton Palmer
Frederick column recalls 1938 community drive and honors
Twenty years ago items note 132 volunteers at a luncheon to fund Frederick's Community Chest seeking 35 239 dollars. Seven people were injured in five weekend accidents. E Virginia Doub elected president of Maryland Home Economics Association. Campaign launches for a 2 000 000 veterans hospital near Frederick by Winfield Scott Schley Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
E. Virginia Doub
Frederick and
Liberty
Maryland Home Economics Association
Towson
Veterans Hospital
Winfield Scott
Schley Camp
State Armory
Frederick Businessmen Learn Fort Detrick Procurement Role
Frederick professionals including Herman Brust Jr Elmer Ebier Nathan Jacobsen A M Seeger and Ed McGuisess toured Fort Detrick to learn how local stores supply the Army Chemical Corps lab. Fort Detrick bought about 754000 in Frederick goods last year, about 20 percent of its total purchases, with plans to shift more local sourcing under the Army Industrial Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. S. Army
Sears and Roebuck and Company
Hermen Brust Jr
Automotive Industrial Supply
Max Paley
Fort Detrick
Elmer Ehler
J. C. Penney Company
Nathan Jacobson
Jacobson Department Store
Mr. Small . Seeger
Seeger and and Levinson
Frederick
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Biological Warfare Laboratories
Alex Smallberg
Detrick
Herman Brust Jr
Elmer Ebier
Nathan Jacobsen
A. M. Seeger
Ed McGuisess
Fort Derrick
Smaflberg
Post
Smailberg
Fort. Dewick
Army Industrial Fund
Ioc Rcucimn
Focal Business
Fredericktonians
Fredrick
Smallerg
Art Detrick
Smallberg
J. M. Paley
G. Gekas
T. ¥. Levinison
Derick
Senior class play at Frederick High set for May 9 and 10
Frederick Hish School seniors stage a mystery comedy titled 320 College Avenue with 32 roles. Director Anna Jay leads the production with cast including Eddie Blumenauer Brenda Fagan and Jeanne Ravstein. Tickets go on sale this week as students promote the show at area streets and the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hish School
College Avenue
Ven Streci
Arove Leit Stull
Frank Keefer
Eddie Blumenauer
Brenda Fagan
Adverts
Jeanne Ravstein
The
Vast
Anna Jay
Funeral notices outline clergy led services for local figures
Final rites are listed for Man. Bmsted, associate of Bishop Reitsnider, with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury to officiate. Bishop Reitsnider died March 16 in California. Also announced are services for Mrs. Mary Jane Clipp of Brunswick, at 1:30 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren, with interment in the church cemetery. Robert Franklin Reed, 66, retired merchant and pernister, was buried in Lakeview Cemetery after services at Muscatine Reed Funeral Home. he died Tuesday in Loudoun Hospital after four years of illness, survived by wife Mary Edmonia Newton, two daughters, a brother, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Reitsnider
Missionariaa
Japan
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Churchill
Reitsnider
California
Mary Jane ,Clipp
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
C. H. Feete
West Potomac Street
Church of the Brethren
Church
Robert Franklin’ Reed
Merchant
Peister
Muscandj Reed
Leesburg
iRev
Emory S. Elsmore
Reed
Paeonian Springs
Loudoun
Mr. Reed
Lovettsville
John and
Ida Or
Thomas Clapton
David Simmons
Ray Peacock
John Compher
Charles Houskins
Jacob Olden
Knoxville
Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
Joshua Olden
Sarah Krause Olden
Brownsville Church of the Brethren
Melvin Phillips
Alelivia Olden
Hagerstown
Thomas Olden
Clarence Olden
Frederick
James Olden
Bert Clipp
Annie Rickerds
Gladhill
Middletown
Brownsville
William Newton Wolfe
Sybelle A. Wolfe
Silver Spring
Suburban Hospital
Eee Et Pumphrey
Georgia Avenue
St. Johns Catholic Church
Forest Glen
St. Johns Cemetery
Deaths of Ewing Olden Wolfe Wiener in Maryland area
Death notices report John A Boots Ewing 38 a Washington barber dies of heart attack at his shop. Jacob Olden 81 near Knoxville dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Sybelle A Wolfe of Silver Spring dies at Suburban Hospital. Thomas J Wiener of Hancock dies at Williamsport Sanitarium. Requiem mass and services planned with interments at Arlington National Cemetery Brownsville Church of the Brethren St Johns Cemetery and St Peters Cemetery. Survivors include multiple spouses children and grandchildren across Maryland and nearby states. Funeral homes listed in Washington and Silver Spring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ewing
John A.boots Ewing
Brunswick
Washington
David M. Ewins
B&o
Ewing
American Legion
Thurmont
Frederick
Chevy Chase Drive
Chevy Chase
Millard J. Ewing
Bernard C. Ewing
Rockville
Robert Ewing
Baltimore
Marie Huffer
Ann Shilling
Josephine Heinz
Irene Norris
Margaret Allen
Chevy Cisse
St. Ann Catholic Church
Wisconsin Avenue
Yuma Street
Arlington National Cemetery
S. H. Hines Co
Fourteenth Street
The Third Kind of Day in the Office
Hal Boyle reflects on the sudden death of a co worker and how an ordinary day becomes focused on the departed, as colleagues recall memories and the routine work continues amid grief and the next death in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
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Lester C. Fisher
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Cora M. Fisher
Roxie Johnson
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Henry Lakin
Jefferson
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Forest Dixon
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Gaver
St. We
Lester
Laha
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Little Frederick Glick
Charles
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Charles S. Reifsnider
Jennie Derry
Frederick W Ho
Calvary Methodists
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4-H Club
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Eliquette
Helen Stull
Mary Brown
Penny Patton
Patty O'Brien
Ian Barber
Thomas J. Wiener
Thomas Jefferson Wiener
Hanscock
Williamsnort Sanitarium
Andrew S. Wiener
Marie A. Wiener
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
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John Kerr
Boyle
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Charles E. Spangler
Herbert R. Biker
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