Open Bids For Schools Paint Work
Bids opened by the Board of Education for exterior painting at five public schools. Apparent low bids listed: Charles P Sinley and Sun for Thurmont and elementary schools. Shankle Frederick for Thurmont. Norman F. Rhoderick Frederick for multiple towns. Frederick Painting and Decorating Co for several sites. Eastwood Painting Co Baltimore. Wiles Bros Myersville. Herbert S. Biser Thurmont. Total bid ranges from 5,545 to 8,305 with several firms submitting amounts per school.
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Frede
Ted
Pashen
Utcane Schop
Mor
Board of Education
Charles P Sinley
Sun
Br “Ck
Emck and
Myerss
E Tre
Tmanr Elc
Shankle
Frederick
Thurmont
Brunswick
East Frederick
Myersville
Norman F. Rhoderick
Emmitsburg
Frederick Painting and Decorate Company
Eastwood Painting Company
Baltimore
Wiles Bros
Herbert S$. Biser
Words Of Caution on Investing And Speculation
A SEC statement urges restraint and judgment in investing to protect individuals, support market health, and stabilize the national economy. It notes governments study financial prospects of companies and that confident, well founded belief in a prosperous future underpins the free enterprise system.
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Trestoearket
SEC
Fire on Matsus Taipei island shells by Chinese Communists
Formosa AP Chinese Communists shelled Peikan tang Island in the Matsu group Tuesday night the first attack this year The Reds fired 23 shells at the 232 square mile island seven miles off the mainland The minute attack came on an even numbered day when mainland forces on the coast facing the Quemoys and other Nationalist offshore islands are usually quiet Talks in recess New York AP Wage contract negotiations for steel industry were in recess as representatives take time to reassess their positions.
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Matsus
Taipei
Formosa
Peikantang Island
Matsu
Reds
Quemoys
New York
Fifty Years Ago Automobiles Entered The Era
Fifty Years Ago items from The Columns of The News reflect on early automotive changes and notable transports. The column notes evolving vehicle use, social impact, and regional developments as cars begin to reshape daily life.
Twenty Years Ago Films From The Columns Of The News
May 13, 1939 item notes Governor Oconor opens with a Saturday event at 1 p.m. Former boxing champion arrives as guest referee at Bernie's Arena. Two week summer camp for Francis Scott Key scouts runs June 15 to 28 at Camp Ritchie Cascade. Frederick Guy Hospital School of Nursing graduates 12 at 28th annual exercises. Dean Helen D Bragdon of Hood College presided.
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Oconor
Bernie’s
Francis Scott Key
Astrict
Boy Scouts
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Frederick Guy Hospital School of Nursing
Georgianna Houck Summons Nurses Home
Helen D Bragdon
Hood College
Grossnickle Mohler Wedding On Saturday
Elizabeth Mohler daughter of Mr and Mrs W Rus Mohler and Richard Hoover Grossnickle son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur L Grossnickle were married Saturday afternoon at Grace Trinity United Church Pearl. Rev D Merhling officiated the double ring ceremony. The altar wore white peonies and greenery. Virginia Bowers played nuptial music preceding the ceremony. The bride wore nylon chiffon over satin with ali encon lace bolero and a Dandeau sea leaves veil. She carried a valley of es atop a white Bible. The maid of honor Gress wore Swiss over faila with pink accessories. A reception followed at the home of the Mohlers.
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Elizabeth Louise Mohler
W. Rus Se Mohler
Richard Hoover Grossnickie
Wilbur L. Grossnickle
Detour
Grace Trinity United Church
Christ Pearl
Iter D. Merhling
Virginia Bowers
Richard MM
Grace Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Rosemary Wil
Raymond Wilard
RFD 1
Sunburg
W. E. Ricketts
Pensacola
Fla
Paul F. Bide
Myersville
Warren Tamkin
Rosalie Pryor
Smithsourg
Sharon Auxt
Leitersburg
William Willard
Ministers' Wives Assn Dinner Honors 47 Attendees
The Ministers' Wives Association held a dinner serving candies and favors at each place for 47 ministers, wives, and guests. Mrs Ernest Baker led greetings and presided. A blessing, readings, prayers, humor, poetry, and gospel lessons followed with participation from Mrs. Kathryn Kaetzel and Rev. Gerald Carbaugh.
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Ernest Baker
Association
Paul Hawbaker
Clair Ebersole
Ernest
Ray Brubaker
Hollowell Brethren
Christchurch
Gerald Carbaugh
Maryland, Virginia, i
Homemaker clubs hold meetings and plan events
The Monocacy Village Homemakers met May 7 at Mrs Nusbaum's home. Beatrice Fehr spoke on Confidence in Leadership urging self respect and action. The group discussed a May 27 college course, a June 4 family picnic, safety reminders, polio shots, and a September officer slate. Pleasant Grove members hosted a work day with chair seat projects and color talks. A note on open bids for Devilbiss Bridge road work is also listed.
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Monocacy Village
Monocacy Vilage
Airs
Roger Nusbaum
Beatrice Fehr
Fe Mesholas Vacibou
Gance
Max S. Herber
Liggon
College Park
Austin Renn
Iss Fehr
David Beach
Charles Glick
Orville
Bowersox
Bruce Reeder
Pleasant Grove Club
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club
Grant DeShazer
Vincent Biser
Rosedale Club
Biser
de Shazer
Franklin Weller
George
Hamilton Linthicum
Jon Lawson
Arno Page
Kolt
Frank Lawrence
Masury Pai Company
Marcy
Rosedale
Fehr
Bernard Stoll
DeShazer
Clinton Morris
Wirs
George VanFossen
Gathiand Club
Gath
Gross Nic Ies
Roy Magaha
Sara Bowlus
Herbert Kennedy
Merryland Tract Club
Wrs
Ted Beachley
Deaths in Thurmont and area mark end of lives
Charles E. Fogle a retired farmer formerly of Woodsboro district and longtime Thurmont resident died at Frederick County Chronic Hospital aged 90. He leaves a widow Hose E. Albaugh Fogle a daughter Mrs John Boller and grandchildren. William H. Moser aged 81 died at home near La Diesville after a 2 month illness. He leaves children Mrs Glenn McClain Mrs Harry Warren Ethel Lloyd Moser twelve grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren and a sister. Mrs Fred W. Zeller ayme A. Zeller died at her home in Lanis. Funeral arrangements are under M L Creager and Son with interment in Blue Ridge cemetery.
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Charles E. Fogle
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Frederick County Chronic Hospital
Joshua and
Harriet Locke Fogle
St. Viora’s Lutheran Church
Hose E. Albaugh Fogle
John Boller
Thur
William H. Moser
la Dillasville
Josiah
Sarah Jane McClain Moser
Moser
Frick Co
Thursmont
Bricie Moser
Glenn McClain
Waynesboro
Harry Warren
Lantz
Ethel
Lloyd Moser
Marvin Birely
Blue Ridge Sum- Amit
Fred W. Zeller
Ayme A. Zeller
Laniz
Creager Funneral
Thurmort
Blue Ridge
M.l.creager and Son
Robert W. Bottomley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral Home
Lloyd L. Wolfe
Frederick Lodge I. O. O. R. M
Austin
William Abrecht
MeLvin Burdette
William W Harding
Morris Wiles
Harry Summers
Lewistown Cemetery
Exhibit on Duck Punt Guns and Open House at State Office Building
ANNAPOLIS AP reports historic punt guns that slaughtered ducks on Susquehanna flats. Old records show boats with swivel guns dropping flocks in a single blast. prices ranged from 25 cents to 2 dollars per duck. A modern open house at the State Office Building highlights conservation history and the confiscation of an English bore gun. Also, Women's Guild of St John in Christ, Woodsboro met March 6 with 24 members, planning a summer festival and a cabinet gift to the refrigerator fund.
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Annapolis
Suscuehanna
Balti
State Department of Game and Fist
Women's Guild
Wome Guild
St. John’s In Christ, Woodsboro
Gladys Randet i Baugsh
Fok
Ness
Mimai Guild
Reid
Helen Barrick
Funeral notices crowd Among The Sick Funerals
Funeral services for Clyde Henry Beachley and Joseph Milton Klipp are scheduled in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Interments follow at Reformed cemetery Middle town and Rocky Springs cemetery. Other obituaries note Robert Bottomley, Paul G Johnson, Miss Ethel Motter, Miss Mary Motter, and Alta and Curtis Topper with services at multiple local churches and funeral homes.
Side Glances Albert DeGrange Earl Keple and Cecil Martin
Interment was in the Lutheran cemetery Middletown.
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Albert DeGrange
Earl M. Keple
Cecil Martin
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
H M Axline Dies Of Heart Attack On Brunswick Bridge
H M Axline a 70 year old Lovettsville area farmer died of a heart attack Tuesday afternoon while riding as a passenger in a truck on the Brunswick Bridge over the Potomac River. He lived with daughter Anna Dixon near Lovettsville and is survived by two brothers a sister and nine grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at his home and Mount Olivet Methodist Church with Rev. Lewis Yates officiating. Interment will follow in the nearby cemetery. R E Brown funeral director.
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Brunswick
Potomac River
Henry Miler Axline
Lovettsville
John Paul
Lovvettsville
Brunsck
Meridith Axline
Sammuel Axline
Knoxville
Anna Dixon
Harry Axline
Foward Axline
Virginia Wiliams
Edith Hunter
Leesburg
Ely Axline
Ellen Green Axline
Mount Olivet Methodist Church
S.T
Lewis Yates
R. E. Brown
Lovellsville
Local Personal News And Notices From Frederick Area
Mrs Oscar Baugher of North Market Street visits her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs IRoland Bowers in Fort Pierce Florida. Raymond White son of Mr and Mrs James White Buckeystown has been assigned from Greenham Common England to the Tth Air Division and Strategic Air Command. Frederick attorney Benjamin B Rosenstock named one of four to attend the Judicial Conference in Asheville NC June 30 and July 1. The Fourth Circuit includes Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. Mrs Addie Harner of Brunswick Mrs R E Townsend and Mrs J J Welsh Martinsburg WV returned after a month in Florida. Mr Arthur R Mason 505 West Second Street to celebrate birthday Thursday. Mr Jesse X Smith East Eighth Street to be 75 Thursday. Funeral services for Emor M Frock of Baltimore Sunday held at C O Fuss and Son funeral home. Rev Morgan officiated with interment in the cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Edward John Elwood Frank Carl Heiser and John Frock.
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North Market Street
Iroland Bowers
Fort Pierce
Flairman
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James M. White
Box 47
Buckeystown
Greenham Common
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Ian
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Strategic Air Command
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Frederick
State Bar Association
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Fourth Circuit
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Asheville
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Staits
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
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South Carolina
Addie Harner
Brunswick
R. E. Townsend
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Martinsburg
W. Va
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Arthur R. Mason
West
Second Street
Jesse X. Smith
East Eighth Street
Emor. M. Frock
Baltimore
C. O. Fuss and Son
Tanevtown
Morgan
Edward
John. Elwood
Frank
Carl Heiser
John Frock
Old Salisbury Hotel Burns For Second Time In Three Days
The three story frame Salisbury Hotel was a smoldering ruin after a second fire in three days. Firemen from Salisbury and volunteers from Parsonsbury fought the blaze, which consumed the vacant structure within an hour. The building had housed apartments until January and was heavily damaged in the previous fire Monday night.
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Salisbury
Parsonsbury
Thor carries camera on flight over Atlantic
Thor intermediate range ballistic missile reportedly carried a tiny camera in its nose and flew about 1,500 miles over the Atlantic in a highly successful Air Force test. The report appears amid a page of historical birthdays and notices.
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THOR
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
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