Local News Briefs From Frederick May 14 1966
Frederick’s THE NEWS issue dated May 14 1966 lists edition details and publication information. The page includes subscription rates and service terms for mail and carrier delivery. No specific events or articles are shown on this page.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mes. CO
North Court St
Grovisions
Associated Press
Fis
Perer
AP Ees
Pest cMice
Fretenck
Secomt
Cruel Birds and Family Letters From Laytonsville
A reader recalls robins nesting on a window sill then being scavenged by other birds. The piece shifts to a correction about Buckeystown’s founding, citing Buckey family history and Scharf’s Western Maryland history, with a reader letter from Mary Elizabeth Rogers detailing genealogy and local memory.
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Church Street
Elizabeth McElroy
Laytonsville
Scharf
Maryland
Mr. Scharf
Buckey
Fritz Braun
Frederick
Minfield
Germany
Abraham Bouquet
America
Peter Bouquet
Mathias
Frederick County
Mary Hoffman
Peter Hoffman
Rose Hill Manor
Mathias _ Bouquet
Bucke
John
George
Buckerstown
Michael Buckey
Buckeystown
Buckey'st
Bouquet
Braun
Bocke
Reformed Church of
Hale
Spears
Movian
Schari
Mary Elizabeth Rogers
Hull Street
Gulfport 7
Florida
Reversing Contamination Fears From Space Travel
Space containment concerns shift as scientists warn that Earth could be polluted by microbes returning from space. Dr. Joshua Lederberg says decontamination and quarantine before homecoming are prudent to prevent possible plant and human diseases, with agriculture at higher risk than humans.
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Moon
Foxen
Lederberg
HL Keffer Hartline
Rockefeller Institute
Fifty Years Ago Ytems From The Columns Of The News May 14 1910
The Board of Managers of Mrs Olivet cemetery plans a chapel and names A C McCardell E B Eichelberger and Jacob B Tyson to secure plans. David Fisher, brother of Moses Fisher, named general agent for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Washington. Reynolds Post No 2 GAR prepares Memorial Day activities for May 30. Receivers appointed for John H Howard City Hotel property. Frank L Stoner and H Dorsey Etchison named with $15,000 bond. John C Motter of 1 named deputy commissioner by State Banking Commissioner J Duke Downes. Luther C Derr of Frederick reappointed assistant superintendent Bartholow guards Frederic institution.
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the News
Mrs. Olivet
Messrs
A. C. McCardell
Eichelberger
Jacob B. Tyson
David Fisher
Moses Fisher
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Laurel
Washington
Reynolds
Gar
William Foust
Glen Rock
John H. Howard
Frank L. Stoner
H. Dorsey Etchison
John C. Motter
J. Duke Downes
Five nominees for State Tax Commission postposed
Recommendation of five candidates for appointment as Supervisor of Assessments was postponed again as the County Commissioners doubted some qualifications. Unofficial reports allege a dispute between Commissioner Charles G. Geisvert and his two associates George V. Arnold and A. Gran Hooper, who left the meeting. Brig Gen D John Markey Lt Col Joan W Leonard and Major Tobin C Rote were honored guests at a Manor Club dinner in Norbeck Montgomery County. The Community Chest stands within 7000 of its goal and aims to close by May 15 under campaign chair Lewis R. Dertzbaugh. Fredrick fans will recall Glenn Drake facing George Gritzer on May 24 in a return bout for Drake, ex Washington Golden Gloves welterweight champion.
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Charles G. Geisvert
Hhs
George V. Arnold
A. Gran
Hooper
D. John Markey
Joan W. Leonard
Tobin C. Rote
US. Army
Manor Club
Norbeck
Montgomery County
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederickight
Glenn Drake
George Gritzer
Johnstown
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital lists newborns and parents with addresses and birth days. Steven Wayne Stull, Eugenia Carlotta Weed, Jerry Thomas Allen, Dale Thomas Withide, Susan Patterson Smith, Phyllis Margaret Foreman, Brian Lynn Zeiber, Robert Humphrey Smith, Rebecca Mae Ausherman, Keith Andrew Cox.
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Frederick Memorial
Paul Stull
RFD
Thermont
Steven Wayne
Stull
Shirley Rice
Thurmont
Theodore Weedon
Sunnyside
Eugenia Carlotta
Roy Allen
South Market Street
Jerry Thomas
Allen
Guida Vance
Virginia
Paul Withide
Walkersville
Dale Thomas
Withide
Laura Virginia Green
Paul Smith
Fairview Avenue
Susan Patterson
Charles Foreman
Hanson Apartments
Phyllis Margaret
Robert Zeiber
Fort Detrick
Brian Lynn
Ausherman
Charlotte Hamilton
Frederick
Donald Cox
Keith Andrew
Cox
Shirley Stull
Four Juveniles Arrested in Forest Glen Rail Track Incident
Four white juveniles were arrested in Silver Spring after a Brunswick-bound commuter train collided with angle bars placed on B&O Railroad tracks in Forest Glen. The crash damaged two self propelled coaches, injured none, and caused $23,000 in damage. The youths were released to their parents pending Juvenile Court action.
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Montgomery County
Silver Spring
B.&o
Forest Glen
Washington
Montgomery County Juvenile Court
New Drive-In Under New Management in Frederick
The A and W Root Beer Drive-In has new managers Mrs and Mrs R L Swingle who moved from Ravenna Ohio with four children to Frederick. Their two older children attend North Frederick Elementary School. The Swingles live on West Ninth Street in College Estates. Swingle previously worked at Pyramid Rubber Co Ravenna Ohio.
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A. and W. Root Beer
R. L. Swingle
Frederick
Ravenna
North Frederck
West Ninth Street
College Estates
Swingle
Pyramid Rubber Co
Hospital notes and birth announced in Taneytown area
John P. Myers of Hampstead was admitted to Hanover General Hospital in Hanover Pennsylvania. At Annie Warters Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania Mrs William Smith and Mrs George Motter of Taneytown and Mrs George Perry of New Windsor were admitted. Morris Flickinger and Charles Hall Jr. of Taneytown were discharged from Warner Hospital. Mr and Mrs Marlin Kroft of Taneytown announce the birth of a son Thursday at Warner Hospital.
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John P. Myers
Hampstead
Hanover Gental Hospital
Hanover
Annie Warter Hospital
Gettysburg
Wiliam Smith
George Motter
Taneytown
George Perry
New Windsor
Morris Flickinger
Charles Hall Jr
Warner Hospital
Marlin Kroft
Civil War era courthouse fund story and boots admired
A brief note recalls a Civil War county commission story with Nick Yinger's remarks and Burton Cannon as clerk. The piece mentions boots worn by the Civil War board and explains money for the new courthouse was moved to Pennsylvania for safekeeping as the Southern Army advanced.
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Nick Yinger
Burton Cannon
Civil War Board
Pennsyyvania
Big Riot at City Hall Surges in San Francisco
AP reports the largest riot in San Francisco since V J Day erupted at City Hall as about 200 protesters crowded a House subcommittee on un American activities hearing. Over 400 police and fire personnel quelled the melee injuring twelve including six officers and arresting sixty six rioters.
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San Francisco
City Hall
House
California
Archie Brown
Brown
Communist Party
Marv
Holiers Sailing Today For Heidelberg Germany
Society notes report Mr and Mrs Edward F Holler of Washington DC and Middletown sail from New York for Heidelberg Germany on Friday The Hollers will have Mr Holler represent the University of Maryland at the Heidelberg Branch commencement on May 28 Other items note Cynthia Kanode turning 12 Stephen Wayne Liggett birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Sgt Calvin Keeney’s family moves en route to Hawaii with stopovers including the Bingham Copper Mine and Fort Mason.
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National Grange
Maryland State Grange
Elwood Liggett
West Fifth Street
Stephen Wayne Liggett
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Liggett
Waters Shoe Store
Frederick Shopping Center
George £. Runkles
Walter Keeney
Thurmont
Sgt
Calvin BR. Keeney
San Francisco
Calif
Fort Mason
Hawaii
Sgt. Keeney
Bingham Copper Mine
Utah
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patient Admissions List
A post- surgery and medical patient roster shows residents and visitors admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital and Doctors Inuerial Washington for observation, medical care, or recovery. Names include Mrs. William T. Kabrick, Mrs. James Wisotzkey, Mr. Claude Moore, Mrs. Helen Eberstadt, and others with addresses in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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William T. Kabrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Murray
Airy
John W. Murphy
Taney Apartments
John R. Hussong
Thomas Avenue
Frederick Emorial Hospital
August J. Dewald
RFD
Frank J. Urban
West Fourth Street
Windsor
Ohio
Lewis D. Shankle
East South Street
Nancy R. Smith
Tolston Drive
Gregg Ford
Charles Ford
Lena Thiappe
Magnolia Avenue
Inuerial
Washington
Winter 82 model used by Tarkington dies in New York
SYOSSET New York AP Keyes Winter 82 years old who inspired a Tarkington hero in Penned died Thursday. Winter grew up with Tarkington in Indianapolis and retired as president justice of New Yorks municipal Court in 1953. He was a Republican and managed Fiorello La Guardian mayoral campaigns in 1929 and 1993.
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Syosset
N.Y
Keyes Winter
Booth Tarkington
Winter
Tarkington
Indianapolis
New York
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Obituary notices from Mountville area deaths
Multiple obituaries detail survivors and service arrangements for Ball, Barnes, Floyd, Harris, Hoffman, Poole and others. Dates show retirement, church membership, military or community ties, and interment at Mt Olivet or Rose Hill cemeteries with funeral home references and calling hours in Maryland communities.
Divorce Dilemmas and Modern Teen Growth Discussed
A Dorothy Dix advice column responds to queries on divorce and teen behavior. The writer cautions against forcing girls to stay home and advocates responsible growth for youths, noting long marriages can survive if courtship remains engaged.
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Dgrothy DIX
Felicity
Funeral Rite Scheduled for Lewistown Resident
At 3 p.m. Rev. Ivan G. Naugle will officiate. Interment will be in the Lewistown cemetery. M. L. Creager and Son, funeral directors.
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Ivan G. Naugle
Lewistown
M. L. Creager and Son
Obituaries Chronicle Services For Mae Kerrigan Campbell
Funeral rites followed a Friday meeting at Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg for Mae Kerrigan Campbell 39 of Baltimore who died at her sister s home in Emmitsburg Interment was in the church cemetery and Rev Father James Twomey officiated The pallbearers were John White Guy Baker Jr Clarence Frailey Quinn Topper John Walter and Harvey Scott. separate notices for Clifford Samuel Biddington formerly of Frostburg died at his son in law s home and services were at 106 East Church Street with interment at Frostburg Memorial Park. M R Etchison and Son were funeral directors.
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John L. and
Mollie Cawood Ball
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Point of Rocks
Ball
Genevieve Dade Ball
Garnett C. Ball
Mary Ball Brandon
St. Petersburg
Florida
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
Etchison and Son
J. Harry Barnes
Maude Naomi Barnes
McKinstry’s Mills
Carroll County
Ezra
Annie Hollenberry Freagle
Lucy Alderdice
Baltimore
Uniontown Church of
Joseph D. Harris
Martha Gordon Harris
Rock Hall Manor
Dickerson
Rederick Memorial Hospital
Robert and
Mary E. Cruzen Gordon
First Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Jo Ann Harris
Robert D. Harris
Joan H. Gordon
San Antonio
Texas
Rose Hill Cemetery
Cumberland
M. RB. Etchison and Son
Wilson
Emmitsburg
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Mae Kerrigan Campbell
Cooks Lane
Frances Stinson
James Twomey
John White
Guy Baker Jr
Clarence Frailey
Quinn Topper
John Walter
Harvey Scott
Clifford Samuel Biddington
Frostburg
Roger S. Eyler
North Market Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frostburg Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Catherine R. Kepler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladhill
Middletown
Kepler
AL Henry Kepler
Albert Burkhardt
David Schultz Jr
Gene Korrell
Lionel May
Richard Rudy
Grayson May
Obed Bailey
Lutheran Cemetery
Reader letter offers hope for teen readjustment after confinement
Dorothy Dix prints a reader letter from a former mental hospital patient who describes reentry into society, notes recovery is possible, and cites a Chicago based society of ex-patients for literature. A second letter from a 15 year old questions dating limits, describes a strong relationship with parents, and shares school progress and curfews.
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S. Woromny Um
L.M
Dorothy DIX
D.D
Quits Teaching To Write Jingles
William Suners, a 56 year old New York teacher at Thomas A Edison Vocational High School, quits teaching after earning 33 600 last year and 10 000 from contests. He has won numerous prizes from radio contests and now ghostwrites for agents, having authored How to Write Prize-winning Contest Jingles.
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New York
William Suners
Jess
Thomas A. Edison
Women’s Club discusses slate and picnic plans
Monocacy Village Homemakers Club members met at Mrs. Harvey Butler’s home for a business session led by president Mrs. Nicholas Vaciliou. Committees were named for officer nominations and a June 20 family picnic was scheduled with a five-person refreshment crew.
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Monocacy Village Club
Leonard Mika
Monocacy Village
Harvey Butler
Nicholas Vaciliou
Guilford Himes
Bruce Reeder
Alaska
Reeder
Vacilion
Harold Kehne
Carroll Rhoderick
Nicholas Halton
Butler
Roger Nusbaum
Howard Smith
Smith
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