The Great Southeast Pig News Co Establishment
A historical newspaper snippet from 1980 shows subscription rates and publishing details for a small press entity. The item cites address, mail rates, and Associated Press rights, noting standard post office classifications and August 17 dates.
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GREAT
Southeen Pig Snes CO
St. Pho
Frederick
Carrer
Merce
Associated Press Tre Assmaea
Cse
Ixal
AP News
Siscaiches Eneres
Et Freseck
Khrushchev’s Cold War Declaration on Summit Postponement
The text argues Khrushchev sought a six month delay to the summit to assess the US stance after Pearl Harbor fears. It criticizes Western unity on foreign policy and condemns Communist openness as a one sided bid. It credits Eisenhower for awakening America to a continuing cold war.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Wm Hms
America
Koslov
Mikoyan
Eisenhower
Chew
Letters Urge Full Audiences for School Concerts
A Frederick County reader laments frequent empty seats at the All County Senior Band Concert urging more attendees to support student musicians. She highlights hours of practice by 16 to 18 year olds and promotes the May 31 Junior High All County Band concert at West Frederick Junior High School Auditorium, noting free admission.
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the News
Frederick High School
All County
Frederick County
West Frederick Junior High School
Paul L. Beale
Volunteers Report On Hospital Drive At Frederick Memorial
More than 125 volunteers led by Frederick Memorial Hospital aim to raise 650000 for a building fund. They will present tonight at 6 30 in the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a nine division scoreboard tracking progress.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jarboe Grove
Building Fund
Grove
David M. Kemp
Farmers and Mechanecs
Citizens National Bank
R. Monroe Feaga
Fredericktown Savings Institution
J. Vernon Summers
Western Maryland Trust Company
Glenn E. Biehl Jr
Frederick County National Bank
Miss Louise Clark Weds Lieut Robert Fothergil at St Pauls
Miss Louise Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Clark of Poolesville married Lieut Robert Nevins Fothergil son of Dr and Mrs LeRoy D Fothergil at St Pauls chapel Al Saints Episcopal Church The ceremony conducted by Rev Maurice D Ashbury The bride wore beige brocade sheath with jacket and cymbidium orchid corsage Attendants included Mrs John Hart Best man was Dr Fothergill The couple will reside at Fort Lee Virginia after June 15 with a July honeymoon The wedding drew guests from Baltimore Bethesda and Fort Bragg.
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Louise Clark
A. Leland Clark
Poolesville
Robert Nevins Fothergil
Ft. Lee
LeRoy D. Fothergil
Mt. Pleasant
St. Paul's Chapel
al Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Mirs
John Hart
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Dr. Fothergill
Mfr
Richard Carson
Baltimore
Raymond Randall
Bethesda
John H. Hort
Three Democratic mayoral candidates named for 1910 primary
Fifty years ago in the News column dated May 17 1910 three men sought the Democratic mayoral nomination Mayor George Ed Smith Alderman Lewis H Fraley and former Alderman John Ed Schell. Also notes a Catholic church mass collection presented to Rev Fr William Kane as he leaves for Europe. Interior of the Gem Parlors renovated. Harry C Derr resigns from Montevue bakery to move to Martinsburg W Va. Bishop Murray to visit Saint Pauls Church May 18. A store and frame flour mill fire destroyed at Park Mills operated by Thomas W Pickett. Frederick lay mission conference aims to hold a fall convention.
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George Ed. Smith
Lewis H. Fraley
John Ed. Schell
L. A. Burck
Harry
William Leichert
Thomas Rohrback
William J. Kane
GEM
South Market Street
Harry C. Derr
Montevue
Martinsburg
W.a
John Gardner Murray
al Saints P. E. Church
Fred A. Orderman
Park Mills
Thomas W. Pickett
Frederick
Yalca
Mrr
W. F. Cochran
Baltimore
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
May 17 1940 notes report a state police trace of J Ward Kerrigan Emmitsburgs stolen car. German forces push Allies Antwerp to Sedan Maginot Line pierced. Herbert Hoover backs Roosevelt defense plan. Albert W Condon dies at home May 46. Capt F Lester Smith new Citizens Truck Co president. Fr John J Donlan reassigned from St Johns to St Dominic Baltimore. Rev Dr Edgar Hoffmeier installed at Grade charge reception at Giede church.
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J. Ward Kerrigan
Emmitsburg
Council Street
Cours House
Antwerp
Sedan
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Albert W. Condon
F. Lester Smith
Citizens Truck Co
William M. Storm
John J. Donlan
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Dominic's Church
Baltimore
William F. Sauer
Oakland
Michael J. Curley
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Scott R. Wagner
Synod
Giede Church
Heart Association honors members and volunteers
The annual meeting announced a slate of officers and committee members led by Dr. James B. Thomas. Bruce Crum received a special heart fund drive citation for a 30 percent rise in donations. Five members earned the heart pin for six years of service, including Mrs. Nelson Bohn and Mrs. McBride. Memorials were announced for numerous donors. Guests included Dr. Sherlis and Gene Wayland of the American Heart Association.
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Ellis Wachter
William E. Warren
Agnes Zimmerman
Edgar H. McBride
James B. Thomas
A. M. Powell Jr
A. A. Pearce
Thomas Garner
Bruce Crum
George B. Douglas Jr
Grace Butcher
Association
Nelson Bohn
McBride
Vernal C. Moore
Otho d_ Keller
Cutsail
Fort Detrick
University of Maryland
Calvary Methodist Church
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
George F. Abrecht
Dessie May Adams
Joseph L. Ayers
James Boyer
Ralph M. Burgee
John William Burke
Priscilla Compton
Henry DeBellus
Peter Demchak
Paul Douglas
Marshall Etchison
James Falk
Arthur J. Grove
Eugene Hemp
John Roscoe Holt
Paul Johnson
Marietta Koehler
Col
Harrison McAlpine
Growth patterns show Montgomery leads regional gains
The 1940 census put Montgomery county at 83,912 with a 95.9 rise to 1950. The district ranks list Allegany, Frederick, and Garrett after Montgomery, while Rockville becomes a top ten town. The 1960 zoning estimate projects 76,000 county residents, released in a 1957 planning report.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery
Washington County
Allegany
Frederick
Garrett
Rockville
Hagers
Cumberland
Planning and Zoning Commission
Heart President Elected and Board Changes Noted
Elected were Dr. Charles H. Conley Jr. president and Mrs. J Alfred Catsail secretary with Harry H. Reid treasurer. New board members include Samuel W Barrick Elmer R Bokesch George M Chapline Jr and others. licensing reissued for two Frederick County drivers and revocation of driving privileges for Roy Bunkies. Obituaries follow for Mrs. James W Harner William T Hood Edward E Krise and William Harvey Nichols with funeral details and survivors.
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Charles H. Conley Jr
J. Alfred Catsail
Harry H. Reid
Association
Samuel W. Barrick
Elmer R. Bokesch
George M. Chapline Jr
Bruce BE. Crum
Frank Darner
Ernest A. Dettbarn
G. Monroe Free
Richard W. Graham
Ralph W. Kuehne
Charles S. Lane
Samuel H. Macrum
Charles W. Putman
Richard Reynolds
William W. Wenner
Robert J. Allen
Nelson R. Bohn
George F. Brandenburg
Forbes H. Burgess
Henry
Frederick County
Charles Catsail
Route 6
Robert Long
Department of Motor Vehicles
Mt Airyan Roy Bunkies
Vacancies Open at Misty Mount Girl Scout Camp
Mrs. Dorothy Good announces remaining vacancies for non scout girls at Misty Mount Frederic Girl Scout Summer Camp. Eligible entrants are rising fifth and seventh graders with a reasonable fee. Camp runs June 18 to June 29 with swimming canoeing archery hiking and cookouts. Call the Girl Scout Office for details.
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Dorothy Good
Frederick
Girl Scout Office
Deaths Ray Von Anderson Sr. longtime railroad employee
Ray Von Anderson Sr. of Lovettsville Virginia died at home Sunday. He was the son of George and Jane Anderson and left twelve children among survivors including Pearl Henry Brooklyn New York Helen Young Doubs Betty Brown Frederick Shirley Hudson Philadelphia Sandra and Jacqueline Anderson Frederick Kenneth Anderson Washington David Anderson Rockville Thomas Anderson Baltimore Sgt George Anderson Augsburg Germany Pvt Ralph Lee Anderson Fort Hood Texas and Ray Von Anderson Jr. Also nineteen grandchildren one sister Grace Smith Purcellville one brother Carl Smith and one half brother Lincoln Gray. The body is at the Lovettsville funeral home with services Thursday at 1 p.m. EST burial in the colored cemetery near Lovettsville. Funeral director RB E Brown.
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Ray von Anderson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lovellsville
George
Jane Fimms Anderson
Pearl Henry
Brooklyn
N.Y
Helen Young
Doubs
Betty Brown
Frederick
Shirley Hudson
Philadelphia
Sandra
Jacqueline Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Washington
David Anderson
Rockville
Thomas Anderson
Baltimore
George Anderson
Augsburg
Germany
Ralph Lee Anderson
Fort Hood
Texas
Ray von Anderson Jr
Grace Smith
Purcellville
Carl Smith
Lincoln Gray
Lincoln
Lovettsville
Laovettsville
RB. E. Brown
Nichols and Potts Obituaries Highlight Purcellville Figures
In Purcellville Virginia Bertha Jane Potts 68 musician and artist dies after long illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She taught art at Purcellville Elementary and served as church organist at Salem Methodist. She is survived by sister Mrs Dudelle Hale and brothers Thurston J and Jennings F Potts. Funeral held at Hall Funeral Home Purcellville with burial in Hillsboro Cemetery. In nearby Purcellville area a son of the late Charles and Louise Fenton Nichols noted for local civic work and church involvement is survived by two sisters Miss Nichols and Mrs Arthur E Lybelt Purcellville and one brother Edward E Nichols Sr. Burial arrangements follow.
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James W. Harner
Mamie E. Harner
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Willam
Sabrina Pittinger Whitmore
Lutheran Church of
Taneytown
Mite Society
Walter L. Harner
Stanley B. Jennings
Lutheran Church Cemetery
C. Q. Fuss
Charles and
Louise Fenton Nichols
George School
Philadelphia
Nichols
Goose Creek
Bertha J. Potts
Purcellville
Bertha Jane Potts
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hillsboro
Miss Potts
Powhatan College
Charles Town
W. Va
Purcellonie
Salem Methodist Church
Central Home Demonstration Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Dudelle Hale
Winchester
Thurston J
Jennings F. Potts
Hall Funeral Home
Hillsboro Cemetery
list of patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday
Among The Sick Mr. Ray o Talbott Jr 137 East Sixth street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday Mr. Horace G Sigafoose Bruuswick is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr. Charles S Hobbs Sr 341 Magnolia avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday as a medical patient Mrs Walter M Crum Liberty town entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday and is to undergo surgery on Wednesday Mr Herman A Albert Bruns wick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday evening for observation Miss Mary Jane Keeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Branny Keeney of Woodsboro has returned to University Hospital in Baltimore to undergo major surgery Little Sharon Ann House daughter of Mr and Mrs Grove House Jr of Middletown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday as a medical patient Mrs Helen Eberstadt of West Fourth street is reported in satisfactory condition at the Frederick Memorial Hospital where she is a surgical patient
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Ray O Talbott Jr
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Horace G. Sigafoose
Bruuswick
Charles S. Hobbs Sr
Magnolia Avenue
Walter M. Crum
Libertytown
Herman A. Albert Brunswick
Mary Jane Keeney
Branny Keeney
Woodsboro
University Hospital
Baltimore
Sharon Ann House
Grove House Jr
Middletown
Charles E. Webler
West Fifth Street
United Ambulance
Helen Eberstadt
West Fourth Street
Swope Couple Celebrates 28 Years at Home
Mr and Mrs William Swope of Quinn Orchard Road quietly mark their 28th wedding anniversary today. Also listed are births and birthdays for residents including Elwood Biffle Thurmont Alma Cramer Franklin Street and others with several ages noted and a county pledge of twelve thousand dollars for Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Wiliam Swope
Quinn Orchard Road
Elwood C. Biffle
Thurmont
Waynesboro Hospital
Alma Cramer
Franklin Street
Frank R. Smith Sr
Trail Avenue
Frank R. Smith Jr
Thomas Grimes
Laytonsville
Ralph Stauffer
Walkersville
Frank
Michael Peregoff
South Market Street
Funeral notices for Floyd Harris Moffett Barnes and Devilbiss
Funeral services are listed for Robert A. Floyd of Damascus at Damascus Methodist Church with Rev. Kesler and Rev. Latch officiating. Also noted are services for Mrs. Martha Gordon Harris, Jack Moffett, Mrs. Maude Naomi Barnes, and Willis Ray Devilbiss with locations including National Memorial Park Falls Church, Rose Hill Cumberland, West Milford, and Union Badge funeral home. Interments in Rose Hill, National Memorial Park, Lutheran, and West Milford cemeteries.
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Robert A. Floyd
Damascus
Damascus Methodist Church
A. Dean Kesler
Edward G. Latch
John F. Feeney
Lawrence J. Powers
O. V. Stovall
Jack Day
Emerson P. Slocum
Richard G. Shook
Paul R. McLennon
John P. Abbadessa
Hillis K. Wilson
Herbert S. Hyatt
Emmett R. Jones
William L. Fresemuth
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Falls Church, Va
Martha Gordon Harris
Joseph D. Harris
Rock Hals Manor
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice D. Peterson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Cumberland
M. &R. Etchison and Son
Maude Naomi Barnes
J. Harry ‘Barnes
Union Badge
D. D. Hartzler
Births Reported in Union Bridge Woodsboro and New Windsor
Birth notices report the first children for several couples. Kenneth Spielman and wife in Union Bridge welcome a daughter Mary Angela born Thursday. Gideon Willard and wife in Woodsboro greet a son Ricky Lee born Thursday. Norman Condon and wife in New Windsor announce a son born Thursday.
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Kenneth Spielman
Union Bridge
Mary Angela
Spielman
Marvy Priscilla Kehler
Gideon Willard
Woodsboro
Ricky Lee
Willard
Alta V. Fogle
Norman Condon
New Windsor
Thursday
Condon
Gloria J. Wood
Tramsville
Cuban Paper Seized by Pro-C Castro Unions
Unions loyal to Fidel Castro seized Cuba's last critical newspaper La Prensa Libre. Only Informacion and El Crisol remain publishing with noncritical content while the rest of the press is government controlled.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Maiday
la Prensa Libre
Cuba
Informacion
el Crisol
Pee-Government Groupe
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Miss Louise Clark
Bride of
St. Fothergill
Hems
Ivan Standoff
Urbana
Frederick County Council
Frank J. Keefer
Homemakers
Heart
Wiliam T. Hood
William T. Hood
Poplar Springs
Susie Pickett Hood
Lavinia Leishear Hood
William T. Hood Jr
Beverly W. Hood
Robert 3. Hood
Amy
Edward E. Krise
Edward Elias Krise
Buckeystown
Edward L
America A. Hankey Krise
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Hazel FE
Cecil Krise
Frederick C. Carlin
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
William H. Nichols
William Harvey Nichols
Shenandoah River Bridge
Mary E. Nichols
Friends” Quarterly Meeting
Hopewell
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Nesday
Hewitt MacPherson
Alexander A. Koswick
Rt. 2
Allen Feeser
Frank M. But
Andrew Eyster
Misa Liza Carpenter
George Thompson
Aller Feeser
Alexander A. Keswick
Claude White
Charles B. Shaughnessy
Josephine Coover
E. T. Richardson
Girl Scout
Jack Moffet
North Market Street
Charles A. Shock
Clarksburg
West Milford
Robert E. Dailey
Willis Ray Devilbiss
Lewistown
Lioyd L. Wolfe
Herbert Sweeney
John Nanamaker
James Shuif
William Stitely
George Moser
William Aller
Berial
M. L. Creager and Son
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