The News Frederick May 4 1900 front page item notes
The Frederick newspaper dated Wednesday May 4 1900 publishes its usual afternoon edition with 5 cent single copies. The paper notes its Great Southern Ptg Co printing and Associated Press rights and the Frederick post office as the second class matter locale.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg & Meg. CO
North Cast
St. Prone
Frederck
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Assatisted
Outstanding Club Members Recognized Twenty Years Ago
Definite items from the May 4 1940 Colimngs feature celebrate National Home Demonstration Week with notes on homemakers clubs led by Mrs J Homer Remsberg Miss Beatrice Fehr and Mrs Russell Dudrow. It highlights leadership growth across Frederick County and honors long serving club leaders in Braddock Jug Bridge and others.
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Beatrice Fehr
Ned Zeiler
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Club
Homemakers of America
Puerto Rico
Maryland
Frederick County
Itas
Frederick City
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
National Home Demonstration Council
Millard Eiler
Russell Dudrow
Braddock Braddock Homemakers’ Club
Theodore Reeder
Edward Tobery
Ing Bridge Jug Bridge Homemakers
F. Russell Young
Daniel Thomas
John Engle J
Hew
Sal Libertytown
Charles P. Riordan
Raymond Keller
Wilfred Norris
Portant
Charles Anglesbee
Heber Summers
Artie Kemp
Otto Gertz
Paul Nash
Fred Ward
Wallace Kent
George Stevens
Robert Stevens
Urbana
Urbana Club
Russell Strube
Rosedale
Rosedale Club
Bernard Grove
Vincent Biser
Johnsville
Carroll ‘Harp
Charles Putman
Charlesville
Tuscarora Grange
Middletown Valley
Mid-Valley
J. Homer Rems‘berg
Middletown Club
S. Leslie Shafer
Biddietown Homemakers’ Club
Frank Darner
Leisure Time Laundromats Grow Across the Nation
An estimated 24,000 coin operated laundromats exist nationwide with investments from 6000 to 100000 dollars and many operate around the clock. Observers note patrons chat read or play games while waiting, turning wash day into a social outing. On Long Island a laundry mat partners with a salon and metered devices, while bowling alleys lure customers with washingbowling outings. Saul R. Levin Detroit AP US Consul in via, 62, former Honduras and international law expert, died of a heart attack at age 62, brother of District Judge Theodore Levin.
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Saul R. Levin
Detroit
Saul R. le
Via
Honduras
GS. Dist
Theodore Levin
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1919
Edward Payson Weston completed a 3000 mile hike from Los Angeles to New York. Water in Court Park fountain has been turned on. Charles Kline cut his arm while running bases in a baseball game. Frederick public schools facility committee plans talks with County Commissioners. Walter E. Flanders, ex Frick Manufacturing worker and new head of MF Automobile Co, claims his $195000 stake grew to $6000000 in under two years. Articles of Incorporation filed for American and Manufacturing Co with Charles E. Fisher Michael F. Seachrist Reno S. Harp Jesse M. Burall Frank L. Stoner as incorporators.
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Edward Payson Weston
Los Angeles
New York
Court Park
Charles Kline
Rast Third Street
Frederick
Walter E. Flanders
Frick Manufacturing Co
Waynesboro
MF. Automobile Co
Detroit
Mich
Flanders
The
American and Manufacturing Co
Charles E. Fisher
Michael F. Seachrist
Reno S. Harp
Jesse M. Burall
Frank L. Stoner
Homemaker Clubs Honor Leaders Across Frederick County
National Home Demonstration Week highlights include Mrs. Charles Riordan and many others praised for leadership, teaching and community service in Urbana Rosedale Johnsville and Middletown clubs. Edward P. Thomas Jr. wins Virginia AP Broadcasters award for TV news and sports coverage.
Billfold Saves Algerian Deputy From Death
Paris AP reports Robert Abdesselam, an Algerian member of the National Assembly, was shot by rebel gunmen leaving his apartment. A billfold over his heart saved him, one bullet broke his jaw, he was operated on at the American Hospital, condition not serious. Stork shower honors Mrs. Barbara Gormmis on April 22 with many guests and gifts.
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Erian
Paris
Robert Abdesselam
Navnal Assembly
Barbara Gormmis
John’ Hansen
Earl Martin
Mabel Sier
Elizabeth Main
Louise Swartz
Janice Swartz
Betty Stoner
Anna Mae Roberts
Helen Heffner
Martha Sier
Ann Stockman
Macy Pixton
Evelyn Burdette
Marie Jefferie
Elizabeth Shaw
Ruth Fraley
Florence Shaw
Dorothy Stup
Mary Main
Mra
James
Navy recruit completes Great Lakes training returns home on leave
Walton Stanley Lee son of Mr and Mrs William Jennings Lee of RFD 1 Frederick has completed recruit training at the U S Navy Training Center Great Lakes Illinois and is home on 14 day leave. After leave he will report to Philadelphia to board the Guided Missile Cruiser DS S Galveston Lee enlisted through Winchester Hall.
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Walton Stanley Lee
William Jennings Lee
RFD 1
Frederick
U.S. Navy Training Center
Great Lakes
Philadelphia
Ds.s. Galveston
Lee
Navy
Winchester Hall
Charles E. Hargett
Clarence Heffner
Charles Town General Hospital
Herbert Daughtery
Brunswick High School
Anna Kennedy
Sherman Avenue
James Keeney
Germantown
Herbert Long
Union Bridge
Woody Miller
Braddock Heights
Walter Kifer
Oldtown
Birthday Tribute for Paul L Brown in Washington
Mr Paul L Brown a private detective in Washington celebrated his 31st birthday Tuesday night at Carver Apartments with friends from the city.
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Paul L. Brown
de_ fective of
Washington
Carver Apartments
Dollar Needs More Careful Watching
The AP report notes U S gold reserves exceed 19.5 billion dollars against over 16 billion dollars of potential foreign drain from short term dollar assets held by foreign treasuries central banks and private banks. Causes of gold outflow in 1958 59 are linked to a recession and large deficit while higher U S rates restored faith in the dollar. The First National City Bank of New York cites tighter policy slowing gold outflow and argues the dollar can remain the world's leading reserve currency if monetary and fiscal policy stay sound.
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Sam Davies
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
First National
Bank of New York
U.S
Clurch
United States
Local Hospital Updates on Area Residents Conditions
Among The Sick Rosie Showe returned to her East South street home Tuesday after an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Russell L. Strine remains in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a heart attack yesterday, rushed from her North Market street home by ambulance. Mrs. Edna E. Brownlow’s condition remains unchanged following a slight stroke at her North Market street home. she was not hospitalized.
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Rosie Showe
Bernard Showe
East South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Russell L. Strine
Aviation Team Visits Hagerstown Junior College
The Naval Aviation Information Team from Washington led by Lieutenant (jg) T. A. Stewart will visit the Hagerstown Junior College Student Union on Thursday and Friday to interview advise and counsel qualified men who want to earn an officer's commission and fly with the fleet.
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Naval Aviation Information Team
Washington
T. A. Stewart
Hagerstown Junior College
Deaths at Jordan Nursing Home Westminster and others
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Haifley at Jordan Nursing Home after several weeks illness. Mrs. David Riser in Brunswick. Mrs. Alice R. Long in Miami. Charles Ray Oates near Ijamsville. and related funeral plans. Also noted are two men jailed in nuisance cases Merril Morgan and Harry Burkett with 15 day sentences.
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Jordan
Westminster
John and
Mary Masonhimer
Pleasant Valley
Frizenburg
Haifley
Eatist Lutheran Church
U.L.C.W
Raymond E
Roland F
Leighton R
Linwood
Edward L
Frizelburg
Mary Sullivan
Frederick
Ella Helwig
Hanover
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Taneytown
Joseph F. Callahan
ML. Kroh
Seven Valleys
Baust Church
Edward D. Storm
Merril Morgan
Harry Burkett
Morgan
Burkett
Taney Apts
Burkett Lis
Funeral Services for Lingan Etchi and Others Held
Funeral services were conducted for Marshall Lingan Etchi at 11 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. John E. Williams officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Wood and James Burger. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Similar services for William Arthur Guyton were held at Pleasant View Church of God with Rev. Lester Fike presiding and pallbearers named. Interment in the church cemetery. Emma Gertrude Talbott Doubs also received services at the funeral home with Rev. Williams officiating and nephews serving as pallbearers. Interment was in Monocacy cemetery Bealisville.
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Allen Gertrude Riser
Glenmerrie
Catoc‘tin
First Methodist Church
Brunswick
Ray R._ Riser
Ernest West
Los Angeles
C. H. Feete Funeral Home
William Warner
Park Heights Cemetery
James A. Long
Alice R. Long
Miami
Florida
Foster L_ May Jr
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles R. Gates
Charles Ray Oates
Ijamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oates
John Robert
Emma
Nelson Oates
West Virginia
Clara
Hovermale Oates
Norman W. Oates
Winchester
Nellie A. Jones
Baltimore
Waller H. Oates
Falls Church
Farm Bureau
Ebenezer - Christian Church
Whitacre
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Marshall Lingan Etchison
John E. Williams
All Saints Church
Charles Wood
Bruno Visco
Ernest Helfenstein Jr
Frank Lawrence
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
James Burger
Afount
Olivet Cemetery
Etchison and Son
William Arthur Guyton
Burkittsville
Pleasant View Church
Emma Gertrude Talbott
Doubs
Oelock
AH Saints Church
Leo Stephens
Loree Talbott
Eugene Collins Jr
William Seymour
Thomas Talbott
Roy Talbott
Monocacy
Bealisvile
Margaret's Gifts Worth $2 Million for Princess Margaret
London AP reports wedding gifts for Princess Margaret exceed a million dollars and may reach near two million as presents pile up at St James's Palace ahead of her marriage to Antony Armstrong-Jones. A rare 17th century Indian pearl necklace from the Paratgal Count of Nova Goa is among cherished items. More than 900 gifts arrived by early afternoon at Clarence House next to Margaret's London home.
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London
Margaret
St . James's Palace
Antony
Armstrong-Jones
India
Paratgals
Nova Goa
Dom Joao de Castro
Student Palace
Clarence House
Princess Margaret
Agricultural Education Figures and Friends at Frederick High
A group photo identifies Harry Miller and John Thompson voag teachers at Frederick High along with William Paul Gray, national executive secretary of Future Farmers of America. Also present are José Farah, Mrs Farah, Miss Brito, and several Brazilian guests including Ildefonso Pessoa Monteiro, Alphon Revilleau, and David Dean. The image credits Frank J Keefer Simith.
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Brazil
Harry Miller
Voag
Frederick High
Paulo David Criscuolo
Morell Rodrigues
Wellington de
Frank J. Keefer Simith
Fred Besley
Vo-Ag
Alphon Revilleau
David Dean
Ildefonso Pessoa-Monteiro
Catare de Valls
FLOWER SHOW SLATED FOR EMMAITSBURG GARDEN CLUB EVENT
The Silver Fancy Garden Club will stage its annual flower show May 18 from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Methodist parish house in Emmitsburg. Committees include Schedule chaired by Mrs Charles B Shaughnessy and entries led by Mrs Hewitt MacPherson. Amateur growers are invited to exhibit in horticultural classes. Mrs Alexander Koswick acts as club president. Detwiler elected vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Iris Society. Samuel Luck and Dr Howard Hedge chosen as president and secretary treasurer respectively. A tour of iris gardens and an iris auction are planned for summer and July.
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Germany
London
Calvary Methodist
Grace Reformed
Philadelphia
Frederick
Mediterranean
Joyce Lee Ramsburg
Middletown
Frederick County
E. C. Kefauver
Louise Flynn
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Emmitsburg
Allen Feeser Et
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Albert C. Detwiler
Linganore Road
Chesapeake and Potomac Iris Society
Samuel Luck
Baltimore
Howard M. Hedge
Linthicum
Fort Detrick
Detwiler
Maryland
District of Columbia
American Iris Society
C&p Iris Society
New Iris Society
Méath
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