Mrs Wehler Dies at 95 Funeral Set Monday at First Presbyterian
Mrs Bertha Hendricks Wehler widow of Rev Dr Charles E Wehler dies Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged nearly 96. Funeral Monday at 11 am at First Presbyterian Church with internment at Mount Olivet. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Sen, burial follows at Mount Olivet. Survived by two daughters Katharine and Margaret Wehler and numerous nieces and nephews.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bertha Hendricks Wehler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Fifth Street
M. R. Etchison
Sen
Collegeville
Ursinus College
Wehler
Council of
United Frederick Church Women
Civic Club
Art Club
Katharine
Margaret Wehler
What Lies Ahead After the Paris Summit Fallout
The piece argues the U S should demand Khrushchev apologize for U-2 spying and warns the summit is damaged. It portrays Khrushchev as unpredictable and urges unity among the United States Britain and France to confront future actions. It notes NATO nations remain steadfast against his regime.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Paris
United States
Security Council
United Nations
Britain
France
Family of Nations
Frederick Fire Prevention Program Commended by Public Letter
A reader letter praises a proposed city fire prevention program in Frederick led by Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg and city officials, urging broad civic support for regular inspections of stores, restaurants, and public places to fix vague enforcement and improve safety. Also notes on poultry competition results, a Soviet jam of the BBC Russian service, political primary results, obituaries, church visit, and local business delivery wagon news from the era.
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Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert A. Whiteford
Main
Greta Friedman
M. E
Rosemont Ave
John Ed. Schell
Lewis H. Fraley
George Edward Smith
Nicholas Owen Cline
Newton
Highlands
Mass
Casper
Catherine Evans Cline
George Ff. Cline
Chicago
Casper E. Cline
John G. Murray
Protestant Episcopal Church of Maryland
All Saints Parish
W. W. Abell
Crothers
Public Service Commission
Messrs
Doll Brothers
York, Pa
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 20 1940
A 1940 column recalls Nazi claims of British pressure near channel ports and Paris admitting the fall of St Quentin. Fire destroys barn garage car and several small buildings on William Hartman farm northeast of Emmitsburg. County agents discuss the Japanese beetle program for summer with County Commissioners. The 12th Annual Convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland opens with vesper and Holy Communion at Zion Lutheran Middletown. A dog bite injures two year old Russell Mossburg of Route 1 after a dog knocks him down and wounds his face.
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Paris
St. Quentin
William Hartman
Emmitsburg
Henry R. Shoemaker
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Russell Mossburg
Preston Mossburg
Remsen Lecture to be delivered by Henry Eyring at Johns Hopkins
Dr. Henry Eyring of the University of Utah will give the 1960 Remsen Memorial Lecture for the Maryland Section of the American Chemical Society on June 3 at 8:30 p.m. in Shriver Hall Johns Hopkins. He will discuss Significant Liquid Structures and be introduced by Dr. Walter Kauzmann of Princeton. A plaque will be presented after the talk.
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Remsen
Henry Eyring
University of Utah
Maryland
American Chemical Society
Shriver Hall
Johns Hopkins University
Eyring
Walter J. Kauzmann
Princeton University
Ira Remsen
Edward Teller
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Bitterness Could Affect US Economy And Trade
The AP reports that US Soviet bitterness could impact domestic business and foreign trade with rising competition, possible new barriers, and shifting defense orders. Export licenses to Communist Europe rose in early 1960, while oil trade and tourism show mixed signs amid tensions. The Paris flare-up may influence defense spending and policy amid political links and global pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Paris
Iron Curtain
Ethiopia
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington
Europe
Campaign appeals for Frederick Memorial Hospital expansion
Community column advocates 450000 pledge drive to fund a new hospital wing at Frederick Memorial. Under general chair W Jarboe Grove, drive aims to raise about 945000 with 650000 from public subscription plus Ford Foundation and Hill Burton aid. Details of planned floors beds and facilities accompany discussion of costs and hospital nonprofit status.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Jarboe Grove
Grove
Frederick County
Frederick City
Frederick Memorial
Ford Foundation
Hill-Burton
Baker Wing
Side Glances at Traf fic Meet and Local Updates
Side Glances reports on the General Traffic Management Conference in Pitts burgh sponsored by Headquarters Eastern Traffic Region M T A last week. It notes military duty returns, new cars, family visits, vacations, new bird watchers at Detrick, and local honors in Frederick and Laytonsville areas, plus obituaries and midweek deaths in the area.
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Headquarters
Eastern Traffic Region
Military Traffic Management Agency
Pittsburgh
Robert Moberly
Ft. Belvoir
Edward Cherry
Austin
John Straiiman
Carroll Hedges
Columbus
Ohio
Elsie Root
Francis Crutchley
Atlantic City
Don Weddle
Beamore Poole
SFC
Lester A.’ Guethlein
Charles E.' Hudak
Frank Weirether
William Shirley
Charles Mullican
Malcolm Hale
Mary Motherway
Roland Belden
Detrick
NACOM
Heidelberg
Germany
Heidelberg High School
Air Force Window Ad at Renner's TV Market Street
A Renner's TV and Appliance window on North Market Street was dressed by Sgt. Harry Harper in observance of Armed Forces Week May 14 21. The display promotes aviation cadet training in the jet and space age and targets young men aged 19 to 26 44.
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Con County
College Park
Maxel D. Stant
Ery
Aieganyrd
Carrol County
Jimmy Metcalfe
Mary Even Stonesifer
Betty Stonesifer
Dwight Gorsuch
Wilson Arbaugh
AIR Force
Renner
North Market Street
Harry Harper
Logy
Window
Casheman
Sgt
Harper
Renner’s
Obituary Notices From Emmitsburg Area Churches
Funeral services were held for Eduard E. Bowers 72 of Emmitsburg at St. Josephs Catholic Church with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Bushman James Bouey Francis Kreitz Rudy Warthen Jacob Baker and William Keiz. William T. Hood Sr. of Poplar Springs died Monday and services were at Olin L Molesworth funeral home in Damascus with interment in Poplar Springs Methodist cemetery. Edward Elias Krise died at home near Buckeystown and services were at 106 East Church Street funeral home with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers Le Roy Whitmore Grover Powell Lawrence Willard Roger Kodemus Robert Mann and Clyde E Adams. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Cortez Rorapaugh
May G. Rorapaugh
Alfonso and
Lizzie Brumagin Graper
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Morrison, Til
Edna Noell
East Patrick Street
O.E.S
Rebekah Lodge
E. Fay Borapaugh
Louis City
Iowa
North Market Street
Erney-Urich
Lewisberry
Penna
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Eduard E. Bowers
RFD
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Martin J. Sleasman
Church
Charlies Bushman
James Bouey
Francis Kreitz
Rudy Warthen
Jacob Baker
Wiliam Keiz
William T. Hood Sr
Poplar Springs
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
C. A. Michael
Albert Bowman
Ritchie Hardy
Clarence Picket
Courtney Burdette
Merrie Pickett
Stanley Pickett
Poplar Springs Methodist Cemetery
Edward Elias Krise
Buckeystown
East Church Street
Charles A. Shook
Buckeystown Methodist Church
LeRoy Whitmore
Grover Powell
Lawrence Willard
Roger Kodemus
Robert Mann
Clyde E. Adams
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local residents seek care at area hospitals after emergency surgeries
Among the sick Mr. Robert Dubel of Rocky Ridge returned home after emergency appendectomy at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Others moved to Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins for surgery and treatment, with several patients improving or listed as progressing.
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Robert Dubel
Rocky Ridge
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
American Legion
Eugene Wood
Erminsburg High School
Norman H. Fogie
Carroll Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Dougherty
Graceham
Children's Hospital
Baltimore
Paul M. Little Jr
Thurmont
Mrt
Alto Veterans Hospital
Washington
Ray Schroyer
Myersville
Carl E. Deater
Edward Perry Smith
Starnsville
Arnold Gouge
Airy
Carrie Shipley
North Market Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mary Jane Keeney
R. Brantly Keeney
Woodsboro
University Hospital
Daisie Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Windbona Convalescent
Waterbury Police Elevator Repaired After Long Fault
The Waterbury Police Board voted to have the elevator at police headquarters repaired. Police Supt. James R. Magner, unfazed by delay, said in 25 years on the force he has never seen the elevator move, downplaying the issue as routine.
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Waterbury. Conn
James R. Magner
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Nikita Khrushchev
the News
Brunswick
Brunswick Fire Hall
Dixe| Gosnell
Carole Crawford
James Cox
Miss Crawford
Jerry Feaster
Fred Updike
Janet Shriver
JoAnn Smith
Robert Shackelford
Faith Parker
Douglas Mills
Patsy Dinterman
Richard Goodrick
Brunswick High School
Glenn Miller
Hagerstown
Society
American Fed
By Joe Eisenhauer
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Ray McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Lenny Hambro
Frederick and
Vicinity
Edward Burke
Richard Fisher
Carolyn Eyler
Jerry Esnbaugh
Lewis Roberts
Robert Gearinger
George Dan‘ner
Lawrence Fagan
Donald Nu
Fisher
Kenneth Bartgis
Crowther
Honor Crowther
Walter G. Crowther Jr
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Hollins College
Miss Crowther
Hollins
Southbridge
American Optical Co
Boston
Fort Detrick
Floyd L. Wergeland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wergeland
Friends of
Sojourners
L. A. Parks
USAN
National Sojourners
John G. Wolz
Usar-Ret
R. B. Wolfe
Eastern Star
R. B. Lewis
USAF
Japan
John R. Linane
Dora Dunphy
Fairfield
Connecticut
D. H. Saunderson
Elmer Bokesch
Joseph Schwimer
Ralph C. Hufferd
Army Chemical Corps
Richard Clendenin
BOY Scouts
Cathedral of Mary Qar Queen
Edward Schantz
Hunt Elkins
Larry Heslin
Jeff Ekkins
Biomathematics Division
Alex Craw
T. W. Horner
Booz-Alien Applied Research, Inc
Ronald Marshall
Washington County Hospital
Richard D_ Smith
Richard
Walter Reed Hospital
Univac
Solid States
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Women’s Club
J. E. Henderson
R. M. Clendenin
L. C. Murphy
W. H. Eaton
E. W. Lewandowski
C. J. Maloney
Post Pond
Staley Park
Doris Calhoun
Alfred M. Webb
Mary Lynn Ferrell
Gordon O. Olson
Edward W. Frederickson
Patrick Temple
John E. Kirkpatrick
Theodore Michzailoff
John D. Boos
Ronald H. Seltzer
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
State Public Health Association
State Civil Defense Association
Raymond O'Hearn
Rufus Nelson Kline
Keymar
Annie Warner
Washington County
Jacob and
Martha Swope Kline
Emma J
Earl E
York
Clarence
Sherman C
Gail W
Mt. Airy
Daniel 1
Ira
Martha E. Parsley
Monrovia
Mattie
Montgomery General Hospital
Parsley
Thomas and
Mary Parsley
Francis . H. Barber
Laytonsville
Susie
Salopa
Oarphives
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