Heart Association dinner meeting set for Thursday
Dr Yu Chen Lee of the University of Maryland Hospital will speak at the Frederick County Heart Association dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He will discuss research on the heart and blood vessels with support from the local Heart Association unit and the Maryland Heart Association. The event includes election of officers and board members as part of a coordinated Maryland wide research program totaling about 136000 dollars.
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Yu-Chen Lee
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Frederck County
Heart Association For Research
Francis Scott Key
Lee
Heart Caton
Heart Association of Mary
I Meare
Assersiy Hospital
Hender
Dr. Seseris
J. Alfred Catsail
Frederick
The
Heart Association of Alaryland
Marylang
You Cannot Relax Behind the Wheel in Traffic Warnings
The Travelers Insurance Co notes more autos and miles than ever with 63 million motor travels logged. Private cars caused most crashes in favorable weather, dry roads, and right of way scenarios, with four of eight non fatal accidents in clear conditions.
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Travelers Insurance Co
Tre Associated Press
Thanks For Coverage Of County Zoning And Planning News
A reader expresses sincere thanks to The News for extensive coverage of county planning and zoning. The writer commends the newspaper for explaining what zoning and planning mean and what is being done, stating the county is in its debt.
Lindemann and Dining Roots of a New York Icon
Mrs Clara Lindemann 71 co owner of entry s a widely known Broadway district restaurant, with husband Leo who founded it, died recently. The obituary notes her prominence and role in the business. The piece also covers a Canada Timmins bearskin headgear hunt and social club reports including Jewish Women luncheon activities in Frederick Maryland with speakers and awards.
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Reneee & Sons
Rx Stock Exchanges
Frederick
Fl& M
Frederck Co
Nat'l
Fredericksonn
MD Trust
Ox Fibre Brisa
Potomac Edison
Frederick Gas
Clara Lindemann
New York
Claral Lindemann
Entry's
Broadheater District
Leo
Timmins
Buckingham’ S Palace
Leo del Vil
Jane
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 18 1909
Fifty years ago items note changes in local business and telephony with resignations, new acting agents, and staff promotions. The street spring plan for municipal area appears in operation for the summer season and local districts report noisy activity. A noted local citizen Alhaus is referenced with a cordial background and a 1852 birth year.
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the News
C. BH. Kreh
Chesapeake and Poomac Telephone Company
Robert F. Goodell
Esem
Hugh W. Maerzei
Musicipal Am
Beimg
Suc
Bauer- Mir
Albalgh Pesterday
Mir Alhaus
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Miss Doris Ad of Cat 1 the first annual consignment sale of the Count Guernier Breeders Association in the new Brestock pavilion at the Frederic funds. Officials of the State Tax Commission paid an official to Frederick county, their first in many years, Harry O. Lesin chairman and Michael J. Lindsay chief supervisor discussed with county leaders. Democracy is Menaced: Dr Marie Munk told Kiwanis Club.
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Doris AD
Count Guernier
Brestock
Frederi F
State Tax Commission
Frederick County
Harry O. Lesin
Michael J. Lindsay
Alfred W. Gaver
Marie Munk
Berlin
Houds Colege
Kiwanis Club
Wolfsville School Dedicated Sunday
The Wolfsville school dedication ceremony featured music by Weeker and Judy Storgan with Richard Prior accompanying. Linda Warrenfeltz presented the American Flag, honoring World War I dead, as dignitaries from Chap man and Lester and architect Will iam H. Thomas attended. Built on 15 acres from Thomas Grossnickie, the $327,364 project opened with 163 students and a library, cafeteria, washrooms, and classrooms.
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Weeker
Judy Storgan
Richard Prior
Linda Warrenfeltz
Mr. Chapman
Xirs. Burner
Chapman and Lester
Hagerstown
William H. Thomas
Baltimore
Thomas Grossnickie
Helen Xl Harshman
Neloer
MM Saem
E. Sensenbauch
Sensenbaugh
Vera K. Morfan
I Miss Jeannette Wachter Wed To Edward Mack Johnson
Miss Jeannette Wachter daughter of Mr and Mrs Grayson Wachter and Edward Mack Johnson son of Mr and Mrs J Merle Johnson were married Saturday afternoon at 3 in Tris Chapel Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ. Rev Paul Althouse officiated. An organ recital preceded the ceremony.
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Jeannette Wachter
Grayson P. Wachter
Edward Mack ‘Johnson
J. Merle Johnson
Port Real
Tris Chapel
Evangeliez Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul Althouse
Sperry Storm
Beethoven
Franck
Jesus Christ
Bach
Mendelssohn
Lenio
Schubert
Frederick High School Vocational Agriculture Program
Students at Frederick High School may enroll in a four phase Vocational Agriculture curriculum covering supervised farming, farm mechanics, Future Farmers activities, and classroom instruction. The program seeks students with farming interest and experience, encouraging math and science study and potential continuation beyond high school in agriculture. Parents can contact the school for information.
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Boss
BreGes
Lfe
Steel Talks To Be Resumed On Tuesday
Negotiations in the basic steel industry will resume Tuesday after a Friday recess. Teams for the 12 largest steel companies and the United Steelworkers Union bargain toward a new three year contract before the June 3 expiration. If no agreement by June 30, a strike by about 590,000 workers looms.
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New York
Miss Rachel Lee Baker Weds Paul L Beard In St. Pauls
Miss Rachel Lee Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Edgar Baker and Paul Keller Beard son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Beard were married Saturday at two in St Pauls Episcopal Chapel Frederick. Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiated. An organ recital followed. The bride wore a white embroidered net and taffeta gown with frosted sequins and a chapel length veil. Maid of honor wore aqua nylon chiffon. Best man was Robert Lee Rice and ushers included Ronald Baker. Reception at All Saints Parish Hall. Mr Beard a Frederick High School graduate works for American Optical Company.
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Jean Crampton
Nelson Swartz
Port Royal
C. Leonard Hammond
Harold Johnson
Fort Rosas
Rose Hus
Michigan
Rachel Lee Baker
Ray Edgar i Baker
Paul Keller ,Beard
Paul E. Beard
Ijamsville
St. Paul's
Episcopal
Maurice D.ashbury
Russ Marcia King
Baeh
Purell
Shelvie Breckenridge
Tjamsville
Robert Lee Rice
Ronald Baker
Robert Wilcom
Monrovia
All Saint's Parish Hall
Frances Ashbury
Bonnie, iClingan
Jacqueline Stevens
Margery Atkinson
Sandra Brache
Student in Jeep Crash Near Foxville Causes Damages
A Hagerstown High School student failed to negotiate a turn on 1 Maryland 77 east of Foxville in Cunningham Falls State Park. His 1952 Chevrolet left the road and struck a tree. The injured driver from 210 West Washington Street was uninjured but faced $150 in damages. Faherr was charged with failing to keep to the right of center and scheduled for trial in Thurmont Magistrate Court May 28 at 7 p.m.
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Hagerstoun High School
Foxville
Cunningsham Falls
Washington Street
Hagerstoun
W. F
Faherr
Thurmont Magistrate's Court
Mrs. J. P. Feiser Dies At Woodsboro Home
Mrs. Jane LeGore Feiser 69 died suddenly at her Woodsboro home. widow of J. P. Feiser, 69, graduate of Irving College 1908. longtime Frederick County Board of Education member, Woodsboro Homemakers Club founder, Red Cross officer WWI. Survived by two daughters, six grandchildren, four siblings. Funeral Tuesday at St Johns United Church of Christ Woodsboro with burial Mount Hope. Powell and Harzler directing.
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Jane LeGore Feiser
Woodsboro
J. P. Feiser
Feiser
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Frederick County Board of Education
Red Cross
LeGore Lime Company
Frederick County
J. W
Addie Stuli LeGere
Alis. W. Cash Smith
Charles S. Y. Sanner
Frederick
Frank Rosenberzer
Mount Hope Cemetery
Powell and Harizler
Funeral Services for William H. Moser in Cascade
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Germantown Church of God in Cascade for William H. Moser who died Wednesday at his Sabillasville home. Rev. Paul Cordell and Rev. Clarence Magaka presided with pallbearers Francis Manahan Lester Ritter Harold Ritner Earl Buhrman Russell Arnsperger and Ernest Gladhill. Junior OUAM of Cascade led graveside rites with Ivan Brown as chaplain and Fred Moore as counselor. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Wiliam H
Moser
Germantown
God
Cascade
Sabillasville
Paul Cordell
Clarence Magaka
Francis Manahan
Lester Ritter
Harold Ritner
Earl Buhrman
Russell Arnsperger
Ernest Gladhill
OUAM
Ivan Brown
Fred Moore
Senator Bridges Brother Reported Drowning Fear Amid Icebergs
Dr Ronald Bridges 53 a prominent lay religious leader from Harney is feared drowned after going missing in the Penobscot River near Pembroke Maine. Funeral arrangements set in Taneytown with burial in Pipe Creek cemetery. Beulah Whitaker a former area resident died in Washington with funeral in Washington. Icebergs adrift off Halifax prompt shipping route warning 150 miles north of usual path.
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Robert B. Everhart
Lulu A. Everhart
Har. ‘Mney
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Everhart
Charles
Amelia ‘Mitchell
Charles W. Bridinger
Harney
William G. Welling
Westminster
John E
Halifax
N.S
Theorth Atlantic
Newfoundland
Gur
St. Lawrence
Canada
Ica
Senator Bridges Missing Near Pembroke While Wife Returns Home
State Police report Senator Bridges a doctor of philosophy and theology and adviser to the U S Information Agency vanished during a fishing vacation in Pembroke. His wife accompanied him but went back to Washington as Bridges recovers from eye inflammation in Concord hospital. Bridges once led the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley. A L Dyke 83 pioneer of the automotive industry died Saturday and founded the first automotive supply business in the United States.
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Bridges
U.S. Information Agency
Pembroke
Washington
Sen. Bridges
Concord
N H
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
Cali
A. L. Dyke
ST. Louis
United States
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Land
National Council of Jewish Women
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Walter Bere
Mid-Atvantian
Nathan Jacobson
Dana Weisburger
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Rying Levin
Jules Shapiro
Tack Weissman
Eugene Goldschmidt
Ira Abedow
Morocco
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Edward Mack Johnson
Frederick High School
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Kennedy
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Mario Palmer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Harry JF. Shipley
North Market Street
Frank R. Smith Jr
Mover Avenue
Thomas C. Grimes
Laytons‘ville
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Keymar
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University Hospital, Baltimore
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Quynn Orchard Road
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Aust Hoke
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Winchester
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