May 9 1960 Frederick News Page Four Highlights
Page four itemization shows the Frederick Maryland Daily News column from May 9 1960 with details on subscriptions and circulation figures. The page includes Associated Press content and republication rights, and notes the edition date and postal classification. The text lists Great Southern Pig and Mess Co as an advertiser at the top.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mes, CO
Noth Court St
Associated
Excat
Thus
Fretenck
Henek
J H Falk Dies After Heart Attack at 58
James Hamner Falk a Frederick County treasurer for nearly 92 years and active churchman died of a heart attack at 10 38 Sunday morning after leaving his home to teach Sunday School He was 58 and survived by his wife Harriet Shook Falk mother one brother and three sisters. He served in many fraternal roles and was a longtime Democrat elected treasurer in 1938. Funeral services set at Evangelical Lutheran Church with Masonic rites at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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James Hamner Falk
Frederick County
Mr. Falk
Park Avenue
East Second Street
Uniteds Ambulance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Falk
Frederick
Elizabeth F. Davis Falk
John W. Falk
Harriet Shook Falk
J. William
Masonic Order
Order of United American Mechanics
OUAM
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lynch Lodge No. 163
A. F
AML
Royal Order of Scotland
Enoch Chapter No
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Enoch
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Chesapeake
Court of Honor
St. Cyprian
Order of the Red Cross of
Boys’ High School
Old Commercial Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company
North Market Street
Mt Olivet
Heart Fund
Robert E. Dailey and Son
People to blame taxes on their own levy
The article argues that the American people bear responsibility for tax levels as officials derive their taxing power from voters. It contends citizens must elect representatives who reflect tax relief goals and, if motivated, can lower taxes by using their votes.
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Conn
Ple
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
May 57 births include Cynthia Rene Long first child for Mr and Mrs Robert Long Middletown the Longs former Trene Beachley of Broad Run. Melvin Nusz at Dy Hansen apartments welcomes fourth child son David Ray. Ernest Printz RFD 1 welcomes third child second daughter Aeritta Maze.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Long
Middletown
Cynthia Rene
Long
Trene Beachley
Broad Run
Melvin Nusz
Dy Hansen Apts
David Ray
Ernest Printz
RFD
Aeritta Maze
Stock Quotations Guide for Exchange Prices
Bid and ask prices from Alex Brown and members of the New York Stock Exchange provide a guide to the approximate range within which these securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. The data reflects current market activity and helps assess value and liquidity.
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Askea
Alex Brown
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Focal
Fifty Years A Ago Items From The News May 3 9 1310
Fifty years ago notices report a tobacco house and a farm machine shed near Fjamsville destroyed by fire suspected incendiary. Mrs F E Michael of Daysville injured crossing railroad tracks when her buggy overturned as a train approached. Independent Hose Co votes to enter a reel team for Baltimore convention races. Frank V Staub receives 5000 young trout from the U S Fish Commission for mountain streams near Indian Springs. Annie Baer hospitalized after a stool collapse while lighting gas at her nephew W T Haller's East South street home. Jacob Gorman kills a 7 foot 7 inch black snake in the Catoctin mountains.
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Fjamsville
John Ther
Nitchman
Baltimore
F. E. Michael
Daysville
Walkersville
Northern Central Railroad
Michael
Independent Hose Co
Frank V. Staub
Norte Market Street
United States Fish Commission
Indian Springs
Annie Baer
City Hospital
Wiliam T. Haller
East South Street
Jacob Gorman
Catoctin
Trail elected president of Maryland State Dental Association
Dr William E Trail was chosen president elect of the Maryland State Dental Association at its annual meeting in Baltimore. The Frederick County Agricultural Society will build one or two new cattle barns at the Frederick fair grounds. About five thousand tulip bulbs bloomed in Baker park. Potomac Engineering Co of Cumberland bid 31342 for repairs to the Brunswick bridge over the Potomac River. Nearly 106 persons applied for work as operators at the citys low rent colored housing project site. Mrs Charles H Conley and Mrs Charles F Wilson sponsored girls confirmed at St Josephs church on Carrollton Manor Buckeystown with Archbishop Michael J Curley administering the sacrament.
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William E. Trail
Maryland State Dental Association
Baltimore
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick Fair Grounds
Baker Park
Potomac Engineering Co
Cumberland
Potomac River
Brunswick
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Charles F. Wilson
Ijamsville
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Buckeystown
Michael J. Curley
Washington
Obituaries from Poolesville area and Lovettsville
Multiple obituaries record deaths in Maryland towns including Poolesville Lovettsville and Barnesville. Among the deceased are Mrs Clark daughter of the late Riggs and Darby. Earnest L Frye formerly of Lovettsville. Elias R Howes of Sun Shine. and Julia Hershberger of Poolesville. Funeral details note calls at local funeral homes and services in churches with interments at Monocacy Cemetery Lovettsville Union Cemetery and Mt Carmel Cemetery.
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Julia Hersberger
Julia Eliza Hershberger
Poolesville
Miss Hershberger
Aaron and
Hester Hersberger
Norma Jane Wright
Florida
Hempstone Griffith
Rockville
Anna Winstead
Washington, D. C
Regular Church Women Meeting In Jefferson May 9
Jefferson reports the United Lutheran Church Women of St. Pauls will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday night May 9. St Pauls Church Council also meets that evening at 8 00. visitors include Mr and Mrs William Harwetel of New York visiting aunt Mrs Charles C Roderuck and Mr and Mrs Carl Keller visiting their aunts Miss Mary Hine and Mrs Charles Roderuck. John Lakin Sr of Fengaville, a former Jefferson resident, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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John Lakin $Sr
Fengaville
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frailey Reelected Emmitsburg Burgess
Emmitsburg residents reelected Burgess Clarence G. Frailey by a wide margin. Frailey earned 166 of 203 ballots cast, first elected in 1956 following Thornton W. Rodgers retirement. Dr. K. W. Houser won the commissioner seat with 153 votes, B. H. Boyle 46, and Cloyd Seiss one write-in. Write-in choices included James Arnold Edward Houck Arthur Elder Richard Sprankle Joseph Elder George Danner and J Norman Flax.
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Emmitsburg
Clarence G. Frailey
Chargin
Frailey
Thornton W. Rodgers
K. W. Houser
B. H. Boyle
Cloyd Seiss
Burgess
James Arnold
Edward Houck
Arthur Elder
Richard Sprankle
Joseph Elder
George Danner
J. Norman Flax
British hiker rests as steamboat springs tale unfolds
Dr Barbara Moore, 56, of Briain, stops overnight in Steamboat Springs Colo on a 3000 mile hike from San Francisco to New York City. Two British army sergeants Mervyn Evans 33 and Patrick Moloney 37 who left SF April 12 reach Cheyenne Wyo, about 100 miles behind Dr Moore as the trio travels across the West.
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Steamboast Springs
Colo
Barbara Moore
Briain
San Francisco
New York City
Dr. Moore
Cheyenne
Wya
Mervyn Evans
Patrick Moloney
Dy. Moore
Co Y Mehring Dies On Saturday
Charles Upton Behring a retired Keymar farmer and truck operator died Saturday at 9 in Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 61. He is survived by wife Nellie F Lookinghill Behring, son William F Mehring, two daughters and 11 grandchildren, plus siblings. Funeral Tuesday at Haughs Lutheran Church Taneytown, burial in Haughs cemetery. viewing at Fuss Funeral Home Taneytown.
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Charles Upton Behring
Keymar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mehring
Upton F
Emma Smith Mehring
Nellie F. Lookinghill Behring
William F. Mehring
Robert M. Miller
Forrest Roser Jr
Trueman Keefer
John
Rocky Ridge
Luther
Reisterstown
Haugh’s Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Funeral services for Gordon Spurrier at 2 pm Wednesday
Funeral services for Gordon Wilbur Spurrier owner of the ML D Harp real estate and insurance agency will be held Wednesday at 2 pm from Robert E Dailey and Son funeral home. Rev Merval Weaver will officiate with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. He died Saturday morning of a heart attack at 205 Grove boulevard, survived by his wife Grace Harp Spurrier, a son Terry Harp Spurrier, a sister Audrey S. Ogie, a niece and nephew, and his father the late Dorsey W. Spurrier. He was active in church and civic organizations.
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Earnest L. Frye
Earnest Lewis Frye
Lovettsville
Lynchburg
Harry C
Bessie Butts Frye
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Frye
Nannie Carter
Washington, D.C
Alice, Davis
San Diego
California
Emory Frye
Sherman Frye
Brunswick
Frank Frye
Albany
Georgia
Lutheran Church
Michael Kretsinger
Union Cemetery
R. E. Brown
Elias R. Howes
Elias Ridgley Howes
Sun Shine
John
Helen Howes
Susie R. Howes
Margaret Wachter
Etchison
Woodrow E. Howes
Mary Carter
Wheaton
Lee Howes
Baltimore
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Mt. Carmel
Gordon Wilbur Spurrier
ML D. Harp Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Robert E. Dailey
Grove Boulevard
Grace Harp Spurrier
Frederick County
Dora M. Ball Spurrier
Terry Harp Spurrier
Audrey S. Ogie
Airy
Dorsey W. Spurrier
Spurrier
Lynch Lodge
A. F
Frederick Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Breakfast Optimist Club
American Legion
The
Harp Agency
Local residents enter Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment
A list of area residents including Mr. George Wirts Mr. William Beard Mr. George Burkett and others entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday or Wednesday for observation, surgery, or cardiac care. Mrs. Mary Cline and Mrs. Russell Strine remained under medical attention with Strine in serious condition and visitors barred. Peggy Cole was sent to Walter Reed Hospital for surgery next Tuesday.
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George L. Wirts
MGA
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William T. Beard
RFD
Walkersville
George E. Burkett
New Market
Robert M. Ahalt
Middlestown
Lewis A. Baumgardner
North Bentz Street
Walter E. Barnes
Union Bridge
Fredreick Memorial
Mary Cline
Russell Strine
Edna E. Brownlow
Peggy Cole
Motter Avenue
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Local Personal Notes Highlight Florida Jungle Gardens Visit
Mrs. John Dudach of Frederick enjoyed a vacation visit to Sarasota Jungle Gardens on the Sun Coast Florida with flamingos and tropical birds. gisted Birthday alerts for several residents appear, including ages 50 to 79, plus military family updates from Fort Worth Carswell AFB and local celebrations in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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John Dudach
Washington Street
Frederick
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
Sun Coast
Florida
G. Dayton Hodges
Arbor Hill Farms
Staunton
Elmer E. Hodges
McKaig
Julia Estella Smith
Walkersville
Inlaw
Allen Harper Jr
Crescent Avenue
Lansdale
Randy Shelhorse Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Riverhead
N. Y
Shelhorse
French Morocco
Texas
Randy Shelhorse Sr
Frank W. Yanes
Merril E. Giesler
Urbana
Austin C. Gibbons
Frederick Avenue
Jesse N. Smith
East Eighth Street
Arthur R. Mason
West Second Street
George W. Smith
New Midway
Lewis E. Leather
Buckerstown
Bessie Hoffman
Woodsboro
Arthur R
TV Actor Hugh O’Brian Faces Repeated Gun Mishaps
Savannah AP report recounts actor Hugh O’Brian’s string of misfires and burns while filming Wyatt Earp on stage. A cartridge error caused pain and a stage injury to Frisco Estes during a live show, after earlier powder burns in North Carolina and a blank explosion during practice.
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Savannah
Wyatt Earp
Hugh O'Brian
O’brian
O'Brian
Frisco Estes
Wilmington
N. C
Gordon Smith Appointed To Frederick County School Board
Gov Tawes named Gordon Smith of Ijamsville to the Frederick County Board for a six year term beginning May 2. Smith said he would join with an open mind on the school question and hoped county education would improve in coming months after the nomination dispute.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Gordon Smith
Ijamsville
Frederick County
Smith
Katherine Trundle Powell
Democratic State Central Committee
Pupils See Classic Play at National Theater Washington
West Frederick Junior High Sections 80 and 83 attended Mary Stuart at the National Theater in Washington on May 4. Dorothy Bock Pierre spoke to three eighth grade classes on April 27 about the play’s history, Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I, with host teachers and staff. The matinee featured Eva n Le Guilienne and Signe Hasso, and Scott L. Kirkpatrick led a backstage tour of the historic venue.
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West Frederick
Mary Stuart
National Theater
Washington
Dorothy Bock Pierre
Rachel Bishop
Helen Chandler
Robert R. Hardman
Robert L. Pitts
Pierre
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth I
England
Hardman
Pitts
Evan le Guilienne
Elizabeth I
Signe Hasso
Elzabeth
Mary Scott
Scott L. Kirkpatrick
United
Writer Michael Straight Speaks at Hood College Library
Novelist and former New Republic editor Michael Straight discussed his method of inhabiting characters to fuel Carrington during a Friends of the Hood College Library luncheon. He described researching the 1865 Sioux massacre and the Wyoming fort tale across several states, noting unpublished letters and Col Carrington’s pleas as key sources.
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Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
The
New Republic
Michael Straight
Carrington
Wyoming
H. B. Carrington
Wyoming-Montana
Union
Mexico
Japan
Straight
Washington
Col. Carrington
Hood
New York
England
Roosevelt
Katherine E. Dutrow
Andrew G. Truxal
Charlotte Smith
Theron Green
B. Paul South
Hagerstown
Smith
Tristees
College
Wayne C. Neely
Neely
Neeley
Western Maryland Hit Hard By Heavy Rain
The first sustained soaking rain in over a month hit Western Maryland over the weekend, flooding areas around Baltimore and causing slick highways and earth slides. Cumberland recorded 4.06 inches, a May record. Potomac and Will s Creek ran high, with Wiley Ford Bridge showing the Potomac near flood stage. Roads were blocked in Allegany and Garrett Counties.
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Maryland
Baltimore
U. S. Weather Bureau
Robert BR. Golden
Cumberland
Golden
Potomac
Willsa
Wiley Ford Bridge
Eisenhower Bitten by Mosquito Leaves Small Head welt
President Eisenhower reports a small welt on the side of his head after a mosquito bite while fishing. He recalled a scar above the left ear from a West Point football accident and noted the mark appeared faintly discolored during a White House breakfast with Republican lawmakers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Robert Wilson
California
West Point
Gettysburg
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Howard J. Stup
Dill Avenue
Phyllis la Rue
Kenneth Martin
Luther H. Martin
Lewistown
Trinity United Church of Christ, J . Adamstown
Frederick Co
Feericktown
Rush
Gunitsan
Potomac Edison
Marken & Biel Held
Rai Bsck Co. Agricultur Ciety
Gaithersburg
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Leonard Elsworth Hossler
East Second St
East Church Street
Russell F. Seabright Jr
Mount Olivet
M. R. Beeson and Son
Mary Gees McComas
Chippendale Farm
Cooksville
St Paul’s Episcopal Church
Poplar Springs
Herman DiBrandi
William ©. Trail
William W. Spaulding
Carlton Molesworth
George Ross
George Hess
Winfield Robb
M. R. Etchison and Son
Waltz
Andrew Guy Mumford
Winfield
Hoyt Dudley
Ebenezer Methodist Church
St. James Cemetery
Dennings
Charles Jenkins
Walter Flemming
Albert Brown
Daniel Boone
B. Frizzell
Ralph Bloom
Sepegetut
Earp
Damon
Blue Ridge German Shepherd
Chambersburg, Pa
Helen Ramsburg
W. Maryland
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