May 17 1958 Frederick News Page Highlights
Historic brief from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Saturday May 17 1958 notes page A coverage with Associated Press material. Highlights include subscription details from Great Southern Button Manufacturing Co and local notices, reflecting mid century newspaper economics and service offerings.
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Frederick
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court
Frederee
Sagt
Rereemeans
Associated Press
Pricet Skis
al AP News
Farmers Do Better As Farm Prices See Five Year Peak
The farm price index sits at 7.03 times the 1910 14 average, up 12 points from a year earlier and 25 from two years prior. With good demand and ample subsoil moisture, 1958 harvests look likely and income may level off above recent years. Secretary Benson calls prospects encouraging despite price downturn since 1951.
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Benson
Cancer Society Thanks Editor For Crusade Support
Letter from the Maryland Division American Cancer Society expresses gratitude to The News and Frederick County Chapter for publicity and to the women collectors who endured rough roads gates dogs mud and doorbells. It credits many contributors and notes the success of the crusade. Signed by JEAN M YINGLING secretary Frederick County Chapter May 11 1958.
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Jean M.yingling
Frederick
County
The
American Cancer Society
Taneytown H S Notes and Local Events Summary
Taneytown H S notes cover student tours to New York City on May 10 sponsored by the Pennsylvania Railroad, Clean-up Day during Activities Period, May duties assignment, PFA entertainment after a Fashion Show in March, and Teen-Age Road-eo results with Leonard Waniz Jr winning first. Also mentions Black Ship Festival ceremonies in Shemoda Japan with U S warships Hornet and Merrick, plus a Booker T. Washington Evening High School graduation of Mamie Stephens at age 75 with perfect attendance.
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John Liester
Evelyn Bollinger
Mary Anni Surbey
Mary Louise Stonesiier
Elaine Harner
Lois Hahn
Frances’ Grosher
Sandra Shorb
Elaine Anders
Phyllis Clingar
Kathy Jennings
New York City
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leonard Waniz Jr
Jaycee
George Crouse
Lai
Léonard Iil
O. Marsland
Shemoda
Japan
U. S
Commodore Mr Perry
Hornet
Merrick
Atlanta
Bo —K Ars
Mamie Stephens
Booker T. Washington Evening High School
Dear Abby Style Elopement Questions and Personal Ads
A collage of Dear Abby questions on eloping with parental presence, weight concerns, a difficult ex, widow’s companionship, illegitimacy notes, and assorted local family notices including births, anniversaries, and visitors. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles McC. Mathias Sr. and others. events span births, birthdays, reunions, and weekend visits.
Six Children Die In Phoenix Fire Tragedy
In South Phoenix a wooden frame apartment fire claimed six children ages from 5 months to 6 years, left in the Stafford boy’s care by their mothers Betty Lou Warrick and Freddie Mae Williams. Alfred John Stafford, 9, escaped. the blaze was traced to a kerosene lantern. Firefighters confined the fire to the single unit and found bodies in one bedroom corner.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Neera
Alfred John Stafford
Stafford
Betty Lou Warrick
Freddie
Mae Williams
Sheriff's
Buck Stockton
Leonard Joe Cleveland
Roy Warrick
Rickie Joe Warrick
Wanda Warrick
Larry Williams
Aaron Williams
Stockton
Superior Unit Rating Is Won for Seventh Straight Year
Company A, 115th Infantry Regiment of this city, earned a superior unit rating for the seventh consecutive year after the fiscal year 1558 general inspection conducted by Lieut. Col Jobn &. Grindell on April 28. The unit, largest rifle company in Maryland’s National Guard, also received the Eisenhower Trophy in 1956. Captain Willard M. Horine praised members and officers for training, safety, and match firing, with named staff credited for administration, pistol shooting, indoor rifle teams, and Boy Scout rifle safety efforts. Local business leaders and full-time personnel supported participation in drills, parades, and funerals.
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Jobn &. Grindell
Sefeory Division
Maryland National Guard
Stewart D. Cromwell
Cumberland
Richard A. Fox
Willard M. Horine
Horine
James A. Cutsail
John J. .McEwen
John J. .McEwen, For Supervision of Administration; Sfc
Edward L. Des Beaux
Paul L. Crum Jr
Kenneth L. May
James F. Walsh
Robert L. Strine
Elm Street Junior High
Engagement announced for Jane Cecilia Hoffman and David Lee Phillips
Mr and Mrs George W Hoff man Sr of Route 4 Frederick announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Cecilia to David Lee Phillips son of Mrs Kathryn Phillips Point of Rocks. Phillips is a Frederick High School graduate from 1953 and has worked at Fort Detrick. The wedding is planned for September 30 at Doubs Methodist Church.
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George W- Hoffman
Route 4
Frederick
Jane Cecilia
David Lee Phillips
Kathryn] Phillips
Point of Rocks
Miss Hoffman
Frederick High School
Phillips
Fort Detrick
Doubs Methodist Church
Frederick realtor to represent U S at Madrid real estate congress
Gilmore R Flautt Jr a Frederick realty figure sails May 21 with wife and children from New York aboard the Queen Mary to London then Lisbon and Madrid for the Ninth Congress of the International Real Estate Federation in Madrid from June 1 to 5. He will tour Europe visiting France Italy Switzerland Belgium the Netherlands and both German zones to study rebuilding and renewal projects. About 60 U S realtors attend the Madrid congress with two other Maryland members joining in Madrid Catherine Byrne and John McC. Mowbury.
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Gilmore R. Flautt Jr
International Real Estate Federation
Real Estate Board
Frederick County
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Madrid
Spain
Flautt
Frederick
Gilmore R. Flautt Sr
National Association
Maryland
Greater
Baltimore
Gilmore
Calvin
Sarah Ann
New York
London
England
Lisbon
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Europe
Brussels
United States
Fiautt
Catherine Byrne
Weaver] Bros., Inc
John McC. Mowbury
Married in Hagerstown at Emmanuel EUB Church
Nadia Simone Wheatley daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wheatley Williamsport and Donald Thomas Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Ernest H Taylor Brunswick wed in a double ring ceremony April 27 at 3 pm Rev John W Fisher officiated. Bride wore lace and net gown with Queen Anne collar and fingertip veil. A reception followed at the church social room and the couple left for a seven day trip. Mrs Wheatley wore blue and the groom’s mother beige outfits. The bride is a North Hagerstown High School 1955 graduate and nursing student at Baltimore City Hospitals. He is a Brunswick High and Towson State graduate now in the Fort Detrick personnel office. They reside at 316 West College Terrace.
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Lee Snyder
New London
Jean Grams
Knox- Ville
Mark Taylor
Morristown
N. J
Kenneth Taylor
Morriston
Elmer W. Shiffler Jr
Seabrook
Thomas Long
Brunswick
James Wynkoop
Knoxville
Wheatley
Lester Snyder
William Morin
Patricias Rensch
Hagerstown
Cleve Ruth
William = Karne
Norman Barnes
Helen Mowen
John Hampster
Betty Highgins
F. E. Wheatley
Patricia Reusch
Taylor
David ‘Phettieplace
Lee Laurder
Verda Porter
Higgins
Barnes
Mowen
Rensch
Largely attended funerals for Wright and Williams held Friday
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Welter E Wright at his Plane Four residence conducted by Rev Hay den Sparks with interment in the church cemetery. A second service for Mrs Nancy Elizabeth Eaton Williams took place at Asbury Methodist Church with Rev W A Williams officiating and burial at Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers included Carl Clay Jesse Clay Norman Brashears Robert Mullinix Willie Green and J W Moxley. The obituary notes a large floral tribute and a choired selection of hymns.
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Welter E. Wright
Plane Four
Hayden Sparks
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Carl Clay
Jesse Clay
Norman Brashears
Robert Mullinix
Willie Green
J. W. Moxley
C. W. Waltz
Nancy Elizabeth Eaton Williams
Ine Street
Asbury Methodists’ Church
W. A. Williams
Jesus
Elmer Dixon
Charles Wars
Joseph Stanton
Frank Proctor
Ted Thompson
Lewis Hill
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks III
Notable deaths and odd local incidents across the nation
Alexander S. Keller of Pratt and Whitney dies at 53 after a career as vice president and general sales manager and as a former Netherlands advisor. Charles Penrose, 72, chairman of the Newcomen Society, dies in Westchester. George Worcester I, listed as 104, a Life Begins at 30 panelist, dies in New Haven. A nursing home fire in Oakland, Maryland harms no patients. In Flint, two bandits steal shoe laces after looting a paper bag. A Salt Lake City police report details a large unidentified snake found in a cupboard. Ocean fish may swallow water in experiments with freshwater species.
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Alexander S. Keller
West Hartford
Conn
Pratt and Whitney Co
Keller
Netherlands
Eeconomic Cooperation Administration
General Ultrasonics Co
Hartford
Lamb Electric Co
Kent
Ohio
Clayton, Oi and Milling Co
Clayton
George Worcester
New Haven, Conn
Worcester
Conference backs Oxnam on merger in Federalsburg case
The Peninsula Annual Conference of the Methodist Church rejected 113 to 85 a bid to let two Federalsburg churches keep separate pastors. The vote followed Wilmer Feil Davis’s request for reconsideration of a 1954 report urging consolidation when multiple small churches share one town.
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Wilmington
Del
Peninsula
The
Methodist Church
Federalsburg
Wilmer Feil Davis
Davis
G. Bromiley Oxnam
Side Glances: Obituary of Mrs Wirts Near Harpers Ferry
Side Glances notes the death of Mrs Wirts wife of Frank Wirts of Sandy Hook and daughter of Edward and Etta Benjamin near Harpers Ferry. She died May 9 at McCauley Hospital Baltimore at about 55, a Harpers Ferry High School graduate. Survived by husband a son and grandson two brothers Harry and James of Loudoun County near Harpers Ferry and sister Mrs Lillian Lambert of Baltimore. Body brought to Knoxville for burial Friday.
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Edward
Etta Benjamin
Harpers Ferry
Frank Wirts
Sandy Hook
McCauley
Baltimore
Harry
James
Loudoun County
Harpers Ferre
Lillian Lambert
Knoxville
Illness and Surgery Updates From Frederick Area
Among the sick is David G Everhart of North Court Street who will enter University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore on Sunday for observation. Mrs Ira Caldwell Sr of Woodsboro was taken ill and rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery at midnight and is recuperating with visitors allowed. Miss Carolyn Harshman of Myersville was operated on for appendicitis at Frederick Memorial Hospital and will return home early next week. Miss Diane Boughan of Mt Airy had tonsils removed at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday. Elizabeth Carol Williard daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold R Williard of Thurmont had tonsils removed on Friday. Mrs Harry Crum of Walkersville entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday for observation and treatment following a kitchen accident four weeks prior. Mrs Aubrey Davis entered on Thursday for medical treatment. she resides on Route 6.
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David G. Everhart
North Court Street
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Ira Caldwell Sr
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carolyn Harshman
Myersville
Diane Boughan
Mt. Airy
Elizabeth Carol Williard
Elizabeth Carol
Harold R. Williard
Thurmont
Harry Crum
Walkersville
Aubrey Davis
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from May 12 to May 15 list Nancy Lee, first daughter of Warren E Young and Alma Keyser Young of Frederick. Joan Margaret, third daughter of William W Dorrell and Rena McCordie Dorrell of Madison, Wis. Bruce Wayne, second son of Stanley Pickett and Liam Britton Pickett of Poplar Springs. Charles Cornelius Jr., first child and second son of Charles Harrison and Bonnie Greer Harrison of Clarksburg.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Warren E. Young
South Carroll Street
Nancy Lee
Young
Alma Keyser
Frederick
William W. Darrell
West 12Th Street
Joan Margaret
Dorrell
Rena McCordie
Madison
Wis
Stanley Pickett
Airy
Bruce Wayne
Pickett
Liam Britton
Poplar Springs
Charles Harrison
West South Street
Charles Cornelius Jr
Harrison
Bonnie Greer
Clarksburg
Mailman Sentenced For Taking Letters
A 41 year old mailman William P Spickler of Harpers Ferry W Va received one year in prison and two years probation for stealing mail letters. He admitted to taking 47 letters mostly to charitable groups while foreman of a mail train between Grafton and Washington D C. He has a wife and three children. A separate note reports the demolition of the Alhambra Theater in Hong Kong after a roof collapse killing two workers and injuring 13 with three missing.
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Baltimore 2
William P. Spickler
Jeremy
Harpers Ferry
W‘a
Roszel C. Thomson
Spickler
Postal Service
Grafton
W. Va
Washington, D.C
Hong Kong
Alhambra Theater
May News-Fest tips pay cash for local tips
The Frederick News-Fest offers cash prizes in May for tips on local news. Tips are accepted on weekdays 8 pm to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 1 to 5 dollars for top stories. First tip on a story wins. Call Monument 21177.
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Georgia Avenue
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Westchester, Pa
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