Baseball talk and local notices from The News page
The May 7 1959 Frederick Maryland edition carries baseball commentary on the New York Yankees and several American League teams with notes on manager Casey Stengel and players. It also reports Sidney Fribush withdrawing and resubmitting a Brunswick package store license petition with no decision yet.
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Sidney Fribush
Brunswick
Ows
Fribush
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A May 7 1939 column lists local life events including Buckeystown 4 H Queen Virginia Remsberg, school plays with students such as Mike Cooper and Patti Cummings, family visits in Frederick Arlington and Martinsburg, subdivision ground breaks at Red Bud Acres for a stone ranch home, Moose officer dinner, scouts advancing to second class, and various social visits and travels among residents of Frederick area and nearby towns.
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the News
Frederick
Exen Wood
SEISS
Virginia Remsberg Buckeystown
Parkway School
Wesley Ross
South Beniz
West College Terrace
Second
Fourth
James McKimmey
Harrisonburg
Long
Runion
Michierg
Center
Mike Cooper
Patti Cummings
Helen Frye
Mike Grove
Barbara Henry
Judy Kreiger
Cathy Smith
Russell Swartz
Elsie Wirts
George Grove
Eviene
Richard Johnson
Mains Choice
Bir
J. M. Williams
Flem Burke
Alexandria
Robert Myrres
Williamsburg
Red Bud Acres
Stone Ranch
Chiton Walker
W. A. Wade
Julia Kretsinger
Gettysburg Seminary
Linda Lowry
Madison College
Birs
Norvell Lowry
Robert Bowman
Bobbie
Arlington
Lowr's
Lovetisvie
Owen Frye
The
Moose
James Chambers
Claude Orrison
Kearny Griffith
James Holden
Marion Burns
B. Briscos
Peck Funk
L. Nelson
T. Harrison
James Fietz
A. Donavan
Mr. Tassor
Ruth Stevens
Manas
Mary Frye
Earl Grove
Harry Compher
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Deam and Stultz Lead Merged Frederick Firms Overviews
Deam, veteran executive linked with Everedy and Standard International, brings 25 years at Johns Manville with roles from freight auditor to finance head. Stultz, longtime Union Manufacturing leader, becomes manager of Union-Everedy Division as the two merged firms consolidate at Frederick.
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Deam, Stultz
General Mana Zer
Merged
Exeretivy Company
Subdsi
Standard International Corporation
Frederick
Samia Barbara
Calif
Deam
Johns - Manville Corporation
Jonas-Manville
Pacific Coast
J - M Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Waukegan
Johns-Masville Arron
Deaths LeRoy A Jewell and others in Cumberland
Death notices from Cumberland report LeRoy A Jewell 38 of 30 Maple Street died in Cumberland Mercial hospital after eight months of illness. He worked as a clerk in the Bolt and Forge Department of the B&O Railroad and held several lodge affiliations. Survivors include widow Catherine Ruth Wertheimer Jewell son William H Jewell a daughter and two sisters. Funeral services scheduled for Friday. Also noted is the sudden death of Elfen A Kefauver 63 formerly of Fredericktonian, who resided in Lancaster PA before moving to Florida. Surviving are wife Marcia A Kefauver and one sister. interment in Fort Lauderdale. Georgia B Rice widow of Rev George W Rice died at daughter’s home in Raleigh NC. She is survived by one daughter three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Graveside services planned for Saturday at Mount Olivet Cemetery with Etchison and Son directing.
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Page News
Frederick
Maryland
Lovettsville
Joby Keister
Great Southern Pig
MFG
Juha Kremeger
A Foe
Marvin
ULC
Math Morin
The
Evangelical At
Res
Coxfever
Car - Lutheran Synod of
Loudoun Cow
Newspaper As Hell
Wones
Filler
Fauquier
Warrenton
Az and
Day
Foster Hocky
Edgar
Thomas Hancock
Purcellsine
William Painter
Lesie Graham
Bob
Linda Weakley
Washington
Minnie McKimmey
George Mentzer
Germany
Paul Grove
B. M. Wagner
Hagers
Ollie Shugars
Son Wanne
Walter Lucas
Brunswick
Joseph Bumgardner
Washington, D. C
John Rickard
Maxey
Homme
Rickards
William Hyson
Charies Cooper
Martel Blessing
Brunsex
Helen Pa Oter
Minale Harrison
Charies Eserhae
Elbert George
Ereisa Georse
Bilpete Jennings
Oscar Emerick
Ctt
Eviene Carpenter
Marvin F
Parson
Hagerstown
Roy Ridger
Parson Hickman
Berryville
James Folmar
Lilly
Billy
Bobby Peaeacock
Johony Rickard
Jimmy Kane
Stevie Brown
Kael Drew
Marvin Hickman
Peggy Ann Williams
Breda Deener
Sandra Hough
Bonnie Sue
Joann
Azalea Road
United States Agriculture Department
Ted Crim
Baby
Arington
Clayton Williams
H. H. Jennings
Middleway
W. Va
Mrs. Hickman
Richard Bland Lee
Centerville
LeRoy A. Jewell
LeRoy
Jim. A. Jewell
Maple Street
Cumberland
Saurie
Piedmont
William H
Ethel
Conrad: Jewell
Jewell
Bolt and Forge
Baltima , Ohio Railroad Company
East Gates Lodge
Af&am
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Aerie
B&o
B&o Amateur Radio Club
Catherine Ruth (Wertheimer) Jewell
Wil
Elden A. Kefauver
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Elfen A. Kefauver
Florida
Marcia Ahabottom Kefauver
Mary Kefauver Falconer
Baltimore
Fort Lauderdale
George W. Rice
Georgia B. Rice
Elwood
Terry
Oberlin Road
Raleigh
D. C
Yelock
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. BR
Etchison and Son
Delegations Questions Rural School Consolidation
Fifty years ago delegates from Quebec and Deer Spring appeared before the County School Commissioners to protest closing of the schools. The board kept current plans for consolidation on hold, citing strong opposition and deferring action for the present. West Third Street residents report reckless shooting with bullets entering homes on West Patrick Street and prompting a hearing.
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Quebec
Deer Spring
Board of County School Commissioners
Middletown
West Third Street
West Patrick
Ira Muller
West Third
George B
Wincoxon
Record cattle sale at Level Acre Farm sets time mark
At Frederick air grounds a Level Acre Farm sale sold 127 head of cattle in 50 minutes. Open heifers brought 26 dollars and top bred heifers 320 dollars. calves sold 85 to 140 dollars. Auctioneers were ub and Null and Emmett R. Bewlus, with a herd sale average of 108 dollars.
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Frederick “Airgrounds
C. Earl Page
Adamstown
Null
Emmett R. Bewlus
Rinehart Birthday and Local News Briefs
Personal notices note ac' Rinehart will celebrate tomorrow and Buxtey turns seven today. Mr. E R Price of Rockwell Terrace has returned from Golden Colorado after speaking for the Federal Coal and Mine Safety Board of Review. Extortionist questioned in New York case involving Sunday supplements. Ascension Day services held across local churches.
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Ac' Rinehart
Buxtey
7 S
E R. Price
Rockwell Terrace
Golden
Colo
Denver
Federal Coal and Mine Safety Board of Review
Weather Temperatures and Rainfall Report
The Associated Press provides a 24 hour weather update listing temperatures and precipitation. Data includes highs and lows across regions with brief notes on rainfall intensity.
Hospital Releases Highlight Local Injuries and Admissions
Kenneth L. Baker of 14 Taney Apartments was released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment for a sprained arm from Baker Park. Curtis T. Zimmerman of 530 Trail Avenue was admitted. Both were brought by United Fire Company ambulance. Paul Sherwin of Emmitsburg received care at Warner Hospital Gettysburg for a dislocated left shoulder from a fall at St Josephs.
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Kenneth L. Baker
Taney Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baker Park
Curtis T. Zimmerman
Trail Avenue
United Fire Company
Paul Sherwin
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's
Warner Hospital
Gettyrsburg
Virgil Thomson to Lecture and Conduct Hood Arts Festival
Virgil Thomson will lecture on Modernism and Tradition at Hood College this weekend and conduct the Hood Choir in a program including seven choruses from Media of Euripides and the Mass for Us and Percussion. The festival also features Agnes de Mille speaking, student performances, and art exhibits. Thomson, a renowned composer and critic, will discuss his career and works after a 4 p.m. lecture in Brodbeck Hall.
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Virgil Thomson
Hood
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Coffman
Hood Colege
Tromson
Louisiana
New York Herald Tribune
Harvard University
Harvard
Glee Club
New York
Paris
Scalero
Boulanger
J Him
Europe
U. S
South America
Miss de Mille
Agnes de Mille
Coffman Chapel
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Brodbeck
Ken Sawyer
Jher
Vhrgil Thomson
Union Mfg and Everedy Co announce merger forming Union Ever Company
Frederick area manufacturers Union Manufacturing Company and Everedy Company announce a merger to form Union Ever Company. Gale M Deam becomes general manager, with G William Switz continuing to head Union division. Both firms have long histories in hosiery and houseware and aim for expanded capacity and stable employment.
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Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick County
Everedy Company, Inc
Frederick
Union-Ever Company
Gale M. Deam
Standard International Corporation
G. Wiliam Switz
Union
W Ale
Frederick Seamless
Quicky
East Patrick Street
Tapidix
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Funeral notices from a Maryland paper include multiple services
The issue lists the funeral for Mrs Nannie Goldsborough Duvall widow of Richard M Duvall held at 1H o'clock from 1201 North Market with interment at Mount Olive cemetery and names several pallbearers. It also notes the funeral for Charles Richardson from Fountain Mills Methodist Church with interment and the services for Mrs Clara Matilda Wiles at 106 East Church street with pallbearers and Lutheran cemetery interment. A tulip bulb report from Wayne Feaga in Monocacy Village concludes the segment.
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Nannie Goldsborough Duvall
Richard M. Duvall
Baltimore
North Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Richard D Goldsborough
Richard D. Goldsborough Jr
Edward 3. Delaplaine
Robert Dattey Jr
Mount Olive Cemetery
Robert
Charles Richardson
Fountain Mills Methodist Church
A. O. Graham
A. E Johnson
Mat Randolph
Church Cemetery
C. E. Hicks Hi
Clara Matilda Wiles
J. Thomas Wiles
Marion
East Church Street
Albert R. Burkhardt
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown
Richard H. Ball
William T. Blentlinger
John Wiles
Roy V. Wiles
Paul L. Wiles
Wilmer L. Wise
Lutheran
M. R. Etchison and Son
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York Yankees
Sion
Mastie
Casey Stengel
Dour
George Weiss
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Tigers
Yanks
Nellie
P. Breads
Hiaine Painter
Walker
Hrypatia George
Jason
Martha Ex
Dottie Hickman
James Hayes
Eddie Ferreil
Maxine Hamilton
Cindy
Jamie
Lou Shumaker
Ann
Harry Biller
Austin
Texas
Mrs. Keister
Alaska
J-M
United States
Canada
Interstate Commerce Commission
N Data
Lockheed
Robert Mil. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Santa Barbara
Resin Industtries
Resinite Sates Corporation
Grant Chemical Company
Borden Company
Daniel Hogan
Everedy Company
I Everedy
Wire Company of America
Galeta
California
Dorothy Smith
Sarasota
University of Illinois
Mrr
Beam Ar
Everedy
Standard International
G. Wiliam Stuhz
Union Divisi
Union-Everedy Company
Wecently
Stulz
Lion Manufacturing
Sun J. ‘Day School
Lions Club
Federated Charities
Y.M.C.A
Salvation Army Advistory Board
Braddock
Heights Community Association
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Mason
King David Lodge
Odd Fel
Staltz
F. Mabel Kreh
Frank
Mr. Stultz
Community Chest
David
Sonny) Hoff
Doral Hoff
LeGore
Chennault Air Force’ Base
Lake Charlies
Lais
G. William Stultz
Fhe News
Edward W. Young
Naval Reserve
Christian Business Men's Committee of
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Young
District of Columbia
Bureau of Aeronau Navy Department
Harold Gross
Miami
Senate Special Investigating Committee
Cieveian
Des Moines Ciea
Helena
Indianapo
Kansas Cry
Los Angeles
Memphis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Redmond
Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
Ep Toil
Union Mfg. and
Everedy Co
World War T
America
Wayne Feaga
News-Post
Feaga
Pine Avenue Monocacy Village
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