News front page from Frederick MD 1947 edition
The text shows a Freder ick Maryland newspaper page dated Friday May 2 1947. It includes publication details, subscription rates, and a printing bureau mark. The exact articles are not readable beyond the masthead and circulation line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
Bureau of Circulations
Frederick
Marter
Month Of Promise Surges Amid Vacation Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a busy vacation period with growing tourism and lodging demand. Mentions indicate more travelers, improved accommodations, and anticipation of a record year, though text fragments obscure specifics about dates places or organizations.
Local Removals and Property Moves Reported
The Winger beauty business at 36 East Third Street changes hands with Mrs Ruth I Phebus managing. New occupants, Mr and Mrs Yinger, move into 753 East Church Street after purchasing from the Jamisons who relocate to Seneca. The Stup family also shifts residence from East Patrick Street to 197 East Patrick Street. E Price Steiding resigns as locality expediter with Cumberland duties reassigned to Charles C Yost Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricor
Roger Winger
Winger
Ruth I Phebus
East Third Street
H. Douglas
Stupe
Winger Operati
Yinger
Richard Lee
Stup
Blanche B. Myers
East Patrick Street
Thelma £. Weber
Acacia Beauty Shop
East Church Street
Elmo V. Jamison
Jamison
Seneca
Steiding
E. Price Steiding
Cumberland
Charles C. Yost
Baltimore
Cumberlandffice
Frederick
Count Steiding
Funeral for Capt George W Glessner 65 causes local crowds
May 2 1897 local items report funeral services for Capt George W Glessner 65 a Civil War veteran and member of the Potomac Home Brigade. The procession was described as one of the largest ever seen in town and he later belonged to Reynolds G A R. Also notes a game of ball at Mt sal ary s between the college team and a Frederick nine halted by rain. Near Greece aid funds tally about 59 dollars for Red Cross Greek Women project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Glessner
Glessner
Potomac Home Brigade
Reynolds
MT. Sa Lary
Benson
Collegians
Turkey
Greece
Red Cross
A. R
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Airs
W. H. B. Anders
West Church Street
Anders
Jesse B. Anders
Emma Thompson
Afrs
Francis H. Markell
Mt. Olivet
D. A. R. Services
Grayson E. Bowers
Maryland
Constitution Hall
Washington
Eichberg
OE Hood College
Howard Green
Peter
Continental Congress
Green
Julia Etchison
Sherman P. Bowers
George B. Delaplaine
Twenty Year Ago Local Items From The News Columns
May 2 1927 notes recount a fire at a school causing presumed vehicle damage and student impact. Mentioned are Roy and Royal staying in Louisville Kentucky for the Southern Baptist convention and a campaign for Mississippi relief funds with a check from Senator A LeRoy McCardell local treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columms of the News
Rey
RS W C. Royal
Louis+ wile
Southern Baptist Convention
Tee
Mossipp
Tino
Pasent S.H
A LeRoy McCardell
Weddings Pair Ties Local and Maryland Families in Double Ceremonies
A pair of weddings linked Shamokin, Pa., and Frederick/Walkersville, Md., with George Quinn and John Quinn brothers of the groom assisting as attendants. Miss Jane Quinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn, wed John J. Son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick, at St. Jasert's in Emmitsburg with a nuptial massion. The ceremony featured a green suit, pink carna corsages, and bridesmaids in aqua and beige gowns. The second wedding united Morgan Specht and Frances Sneeht in Frederick, with a double ring ceremony at St. Anthony's Catholic church in Frederick and a later reception in Walkersville. The couples plan a wedding trip to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnmrpatrick
Jane Quinn
Robert Quinn
Franklin Street
Shamokin Pa
Jonn J
Rick
Massion
April Lovelock
St. Jasert's
Emmitsburg
Ma Mrhaik
Shamokin
Leo Fitzpatrick
Mt. St. Mary's College
St High School
Mt . College
Lieutena
Margret
Livge
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Doris
Extrade
Brale
Desmaid
Stanoffestown
Paton
Breck
Reno
Cory
Fis Maki
Droncburs
Wiles Grace Row
J. Grays
Claude Hang
Dronchurs
St. Pauls Lutheran
Walkersville
Rey Reznberg
Mill of
Frederick
Ladesburg
Florica
Dron
Morgan—specht
Sal Kar
Oeloc L Morgan
E Morgan
Joan Morgan
Frances L Sneeht
Witliam Spaecht
Sullivan
Wwe
Snell
Streight Fedding
Stremht
Wick
Joseph C Snell
John Sre
Philadelphia
L Troit
Harry Salamont
TY Solomon
Arre
Jeff
Senate Debates Splits Over Labor Bill Strategy
The article outlines Democratic divisions in the Senate over splitting the labor measure into four parts. It notes Republicans oppose a veto by President Truman and discusses potential paths, with factions hoping for a successful override next session. It also mentions broader labor policy debates and the Wagner Act in context.
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Washington
Senate
Budir
Truman
Sencof
House
Mr. Truman
Deaths in Maryland Area From Frederick to Baltimore
Multiple death notices list Mrs Martha Marie Stultz of Taneytown, Mrs Louise Amelia Carey of Brunswick, Dr R Etchison and Son, Edward Roberts of Highland, and others. Services set in Frederick, Baltimore, and nearby cities with interments at Mt Olivet and Parkwood cemeteries. Community obituaries note survivors, funeral homes, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Stultz
Martha Marie Stultz
Malcolm C. Stultz
Taneytown
Raymond E.chelberger
Grsmerls
Hoschelberger
Baltimore
Betty Ruth Ehichelontt
Eadward Roberts
Edward Roberts
Highland
Pierce and
Jennett Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Monumental Lodge
IO. O. F
Edward Roberts, Jr
Calfornia
Henrietta Walker
William Roberts
Fairhaven
East Church Street
Parkwood Cemetery
Hamilton
R. Etchison and Son
Local notes record obits births visits and gatherings
Side Glances reports a Wake Forest student killed in a car accident near North Carolina and other family notices. The column lists guests and visits at Frederick and Brunswick homes, a Bel Air Hunt Club event, birthday and anniversary acknowledgments, births at Frederick City Hospital, and various social calls and reorganizations in the area.
Funerals for Jelia Fogle and Mrs HO Clay Pulman
Funeral services for Jelia Fogle, with Rev J oH presiding, and for Mrs HO Clay Pulman, held near Weburg with Rev Raymond C Myers officiating. Pallbearers were nephews Reginald Thomas Geraid Mehri Frank J and James Wachter. Interment in Hawks cemetery. Miss Edith Wickham played piano. Mrs Leslie Dorsey and Mr Edwards performed a vocal duet. The next meeting and annual class banquet are planned for May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvar Church Senos
Josephine Darner
Harvey Edwards
HO Clay Pulman
Weburg
Hawehureh
Raymond C Myers
Reginald. Thomas
Geraid
Mehri
Frank J
James Wachter
Hawks Cemetery
C. O Fuss and Son
Edith Wickham
Leslie Dorsey
Edwards
Dorsey Tae
Edna Miers
Earl Bowers
Darner
Ills and Improvements Reported for Brunswick Residents
Among the sick are Ir yvonn xa peneu who has been under Dr Herson at Mayo Clinic Rochester where slight improvement is seen. Mrs Charles G Blake near her son, once of this city, improves at Frederick City Hospital. Fred Shafer F Barber and James Dixon Brunswick were at the Veterans Administration hospital near Martinsburg for weeks and are said to be getting along fine. Mr Dixon was moved to Mt Alto Hospital for special treatment. Mr James P Roby Brunswick is quite ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney Home
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Roger Brooke Taney
R. E. Town
H. Ross Welker
John R. Ewell
Alary Wison Hodgson
M. J. Croghan
Courtney Stauffer
Ezra Houck, Jr
Bliss Elizabeth Bower
Julia Etchison
Flossie Cain
Allon Lipps
Historical Society
Guesis
Hyndman
Charles Bowers
The
John R Ewell
Cal Society
West
Mee
Patrick
Yvonn Xa Peneu
Second Street
Herson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Charles G. Blake
Frederick City Hospital
Messrs
Fred Shafer
Barker
James Dixon
Brunswick
Veterans Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dixon
Mt. Alto Hospital
James P. Roby
Union Bridge Notes from Local Methodist Group Meeting
Union Bridge church members attended the district W S C S zone meeting at St James in Dennings on April 17. Local residents visited relatives in Sparrows Point Winchester and Baltimore with several traveling and hosting at homes during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won Sriage
George P. Starr
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Gordon Fogle
G Hltocksdale
Marshall Singer
Allen Ecker
St James Methodist Church
Dennings
William Selby
Sparrows Point
John Lightner
Union Bridge
George Skinner
U. S. Yy
Chile
Cleo Thomas
Joliet
Ippie
Mrrs
George H. Eyler
Laura Hunter
Westminster
Roger Lutrell
Kay
Charles
Winchester
Katie O'Connor
Baltimore
James Sinott
Amon
Elias Zumbrum
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Tom Gearhart
Henry V. Nelson
Jeannette
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Barclay Street
Kr. Nelson
Balti
Maryland Cash Company
Sallie O. Buckey Nelson
John Watson Archer
Malcolm G Selman
Wiliam J. Fickner and Sons
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Pennsylvania Avenues
Mt Olivet
Louise Amelia Carey
Ninth Avenue
John Carey
New York Hill
Carey
al Kell
Harpers Ferry
Theresa Carey
Bruns
Hyett T. Beans
Nearrunswick
John S. Kelly
William G. Keily
Pittsburgh
Ian Dorsey
Ann Dorsey
New Market
Fred
Thomas
Fannie Dorsey
Paul Jones
Charles Thomas
Edward E
Prits
Miranda Disney
Mr. Pleasant
Bre
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Frederick Branch
National Association of University Women
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D. R. Burgess
Bethesda
Hheme
Bertha Loom Tate
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Charles W . Ra
Alice Moser
Russ Katharine
Lee Foss
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Agry Rewi
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Beryl Pfizer
Pfizer
Ivon Yeide
Hood College
Daniel E. Wight
Urbdana
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Joseph GB. Baker
Amed Ata Fur Tor
Hun
Ch Ning
Halton A. Coward
S Mawr
Alfred Reeves
Col
Philip Winebrewer
Record Street
Maryland Hunt Club
Florence Belcher
Agnes Niggel
Youngstown
Lou Selener
Cleveland Youngsown
Bratha
Schier
Greenton
Fredenck
Albert Ko Ross
Seaman
USN
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Aviation Ordnance School
Naval Air Technical Training Center
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Mra. Chilton Yowell
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Raymond P. Free. Jr
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Bridge Club
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Irving BL. Landauer
Patio Edwards
Frank Rehm Summers
Willie Snoots
Owen Kine
Raymond Dinterman
Chester Phillips
Lilburn Dixon
Harold Carey
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Tillie Engle
Carl Hane
William Bop
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George Mas
T. Stuart Haller
Arthur Hawks
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Don Clark
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Joseph Meyer
Jackson
Sunbury
Bri. C. Erdman
Als. Hull
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Austin M. Miller
Sam Cook
Leo Smith
Liberty
H. B. Barnhorst
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South Pole
Philippine Sea
Orman Lake
Paul David
Lake
Nora Lee Green
Jack D. Sherrow
Boy Scouts of America
Gey C. Kine
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Richard D. Hammond
Colgate Brish
Harold Essig
Capital Area Council
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Allen G. Quran
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Washington College
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Ose
Walter F. Martin
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John R. Fitzpatrick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Norman S Hull
Catherine
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