Nature and mankind across a changing world
A discussion on nature’s power and humanity’s pursuit of science, from atomic energy to space, arguing that natural laws guide progress and cautioning against viewing natural events as revenge. Also notices of federal tax liens filed by C. I. Fox including R. P. Bennett Company and others with listed amounts and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natre
Earth
Clerk of the
Circuit Court
C. I. Fox
R. P. Bennett Company, Inc
Carroll Street
Richard L Michael
Frederick
Alex E. Simms
Walkersville
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 23 1907
Mayors renominated in a disputed Alderman race results Smith 372 Schell 366 after 31 ballots were not counted by aldermen. The decision followed the late Matilda M. Fout Probate notice directs Evangelical Lutheran church be given 500 for library books and parsonage heating. Frederick’s venerable resident John Thomas Moore dies at 86. A penny arcade opens on North Market by Eckstein and Strawsberger. Miss Helen Lander Thurmont graduates from Johns Hopkins Hospital School for Nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
George Edward Smith
John Ed. Schell
Smith
Schell
Sebell
Matilda M. Fout
Messrs. Wm. Eckstein
Leroy Strawsberger
Frank Sheffield
North Market Street
Biiss Helen Lander
Thurmont
Johns Hopkins Hospital School For Nurses
Baltimore
Collins notes and police arrest in 1937 column
Twenty years ago items include two men caught prowling near Carroll Hendrickson’s Upper College Terrace home and a recovered stolen car from Havre de Grace. Governor Nice appoints Howard R. Damuth to the Frederick County Board of Education. Frederick High School baseball loss to Middletown 17 10 in the Southern Division elimination. Commencement at Frederick High June 6 to 10 with Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer delivering the baccalaureate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Upper
College Terrace
Havre de Grace
Nice
Board of Education
Howard R. Damuth
Thurmont
Frederick High Schools
McCurdy
Middletown High
Frederick High School
A. L. Leary
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick Tailoring Co honors 24th anniversary crowd
About 400 employees and guests gathered at the State Armory for Frederick Tailoring Co and parent A. Sagner's Son Inc 24th anniversary. Stanley Sagner presided as long service employees were recognized with watches silver and bonds. Irving Weil presented a commemorative cartoon. Local officials guests and Baltimore office staff attended. many awards and performances followed.
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Hoto
Fei Sagner
Starley Sagner
Frederick Tailoring Company
Irving Weil
Edward Mull
Ross Myers
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Mull
Patrick Schnauffer
Amory
A. Sagner’s Son Inc
Stanley Sagner
Sagner
News-Post
Rhesmereman
a_schnole
Baltimore
Second Annual Horse Show Sunday Sponsored by Sugarloaf Club
The Sugarloaf Riding Club hosts the second Upper Montgomery County Horse Show Sunday at Dr J Gaines farm two miles east of Beallsville. Woolfe Waddell and Eugene Offutt chair the event with Edgar McClain as judge and Bud Stitley ring master. Twenty classes include harness and riding divisions. Offutt notes growing local interest and sponsors include multiple area businesses. Refreshments by St Mary's church. A related Barnesville jousting event is planned for August 3.
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Montgomery County
Sugarloaf Riding Club
Offutt
St. Mary's Catholic Church Sodality
Poolesville
D. M. Bullard
Rockville
Seaboard Industries
Arlington
Eugene Offall
Campbell Printing
Modern Furniture
Bradley C. Karn
Dee Willard
Hitton Funeral Home
Barnesville
W.M. Waddell
and Thomas and Company
Gaithersburg
Local residents reported in hospital and home updates
Among the sick are Isabel Zimmerman recovering from an ankle fracture with sister Mrs Reland Harbaugh in Brad dock Heights. Lourren Welty Jr., Martinsburg, treated at Newton D Baker Hospital for observation. Dr Kenneth Henson in Hagerstown to remain under care after a U S 40 A auto crash. Frank Darner hospitalized in Frederick following surgery. Mrs Edward Moss improving after returning home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Frank Baker Sr of Braddock injured in Florida and hospitalized in St Petersburg. Edgar Castle ill in Martinsburg hospital. Lottie Clabaugh recovering from toe injuries and back to work. An assignee sale in Court House sold a two story dwelling to Clara and Charles Willard Jr. for 500 dollars amid a milks program theme.
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Isabel Zimmerman
West Thigh Street
Reland Harbaugh
Braddock Heights
Lourren
Eagle) Welty Jr
Catoctin Ave
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kenneth C. Henson
Middletown
Washlington County Hospital
Hagerstown
U.S. 40
Boonsboro
Frank H. Darner
East Middlettown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward F. Moss
Frank L. Baker, Sr
Braddock
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mound Park Hospital
Charles L. Kepler
Edgar Castle
Aartinsburg
Middletown Valley
Charles L
Elizabeth Bure
Wisconsin
Doubster
Clara V. Willard
Charles P. Willard Jr
Sherman P. Bowers
Joan Esworthy
Margarets
Null Kreh
Vickie Winpigler
Cathy
Legion Auxiliary entertains Maryland Department officers
The American Legion Auxiliary Francis Scott Key Unit hosted Maryland Department officers at the Legion home on Tuesday. Dorothy Staley presided as guests included department and district leaders, past presidents, and visiting unit representatives. A Girl State attendee, Martha Hauzh, performed songs with James Putman.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Department of Maryland
Legion Home
Dorothy Staley
Sam Frey
Ellen Randall
National Radio & TV
Harlan Johnson
Ethel Waltz
Henry Eslin
Frank Wallace
Florence Adams
Mildred Haller
Western Maryland
Nell Lynch
Elsie Horn
Cornelia Redock
Clopper Michael
Boonsboro
Hampstead
Morris-Frock
Haverstown
Gold Star
Martha Hauzh
James ‘Putman
Onher
Deaths in area claim several well known residents
Mary Elizabeth Lakin 65 of Walkersville died Friday night at home after five months illness. Survived by husband seven children and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at 106 East Church Street funeral home with interment in Reformed cemetery Jefferson. Also Jacob H. Stonestreet 51 Barnesville died Friday morning. retired U.S. official. Mass Friday at St. Marys Barnesville, interment Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Mary Fallon 85 of Baltimore died Friday. services in Baltimore. Emma Bowers 78 Warfieldsburg died at Montebello State Hospital after six years patient. Interment Meadow Branch Westminster. services Monday 2 p.m. at funeral home. Additional notices for Olin I. Molesworth and other local figures.
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William C. Lakin
Mary Elizabeth Lakin
Woodsboro
Samuel C
Martha C. Snook Sigler
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walkersville
Church School
Edgar C. Michael
Frostburg
Charles W. Lakin
Richard S. Lakin
This City
Lawrence W. Clack
Utica
Edgar C. Swp
Charles E. Conaway
Pleasant
W. Henry Lakin
Hbome
Ralph W. Sig‘ler
Middletown
East Church Street
Reformed Cemetery
Jefferson
M. R. Etchison and Son
Joseph H. Stonestreet
Barnesville
Joseph Stonestreet
Gertrude Gough
Birs
Zero May Stonestreet
Joseph JH
Silver Spring
Robert G
Bethesda
Virginia Mae
Thompson
Mir. Stonestreet
Market Administrative Office
United States
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Martin Hyland
Ceme
Fitery
Beallsville
W. EB. Hilton
Iu Jperal
Mary Failon
Mary Fallon
William J. Mathers
Woodfield
Baltimore
John C
Josephine Fallon
Hubbard Funeral Home
St. Bernardine’s Catholic Church
Edmondson Avenue
New Cathedral Cemetery
Emma Bowers
Warfieldburg
Carroll County
Montebello State Hospital
Carrol County
Henry and
Eyreth Wagner
Baxter H. Bowers
Ethel Williams
Westminster
Rachel Muller
Salem
Maggie Horton
Carrie Keefer
Philadelphia
Ida Yingling
Sykesville
Winfield
C. IH. Shaw
Meadow Branch
C. M. Waltz
Nixon warns defense must stay strong against Communists
Vice President Nixon argues that defense spending and foreign aid are essential to counter communism. He asserts 75 percent of the federal budget funds defense related items and warns reduced defense would risk security, urging Congress to avoid deep cuts. A tax cut now could undermine readiness and trigger heavier future costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Nixon
Chicago
Hartford
Cons
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
John Sterl- Tisk
Ling Pittinger
John Pittinger
Keymar
Route 2
Ant
Ftno
Jackson
S. C
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
John
Pittinger
U. S. Army
Old brick removed from West Seventi Street reservoir site
City crews have stripped most of the old brick from a former West Seventi Street reservoir and bulldozed part of the site in preparation for leveling. The brick will be kept by the city for possible future use while the second and larger reservoir is drained and leveled to prepare the area as a recreational site.
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Nature
Frederick Tailoring Co
Emmett R. Bowlus
Irv
Ing Weil
Robert L. Smith
Charles K. Taylor
Joseph Griffin
Charles F. Bowers
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Margaret Cline
Dorothy Swomley
Ellen Wiles
Mary Cockrell
Ruby Fisher
Ella Grimes
Mabel Ramsburg
Katherine Stone
Agnes Wisner
Margaret L. Fox
Myrtle Crutchley
Ethel Davis
Cora Burns
Earl Cline
Mary Heffner
Mary S. Smith
Hannah Keeney
Icie Long
Kar Bussard
Louis Jacobson
Henry Wasmus
Nellie Saylor
Erna Sneake
Catherine Kepler
Reba Finneyfrock
Mary Milhouse
Artie Woodward
Ethel Zimmerman
Edith Gorley
Ruth Hoffman
Helen Renn
Catherine Betts
Vera Stavely
Belva Summers
James Stavely
Verna Boyce
Grace Wilson
Marie Collins
Bessie Heffner
Pearl Dutrow
Myrtle Swomley
Guy Ernest
Walter Danner
Bertha Titus
Elva Crutchler
Vivian Bachman
Edna Bell
Mildred Shoemaker
Virginia Rhoderick
Frank James
Hazel Staley
Katherine Adams
John James
Helen Mullican
Sallie Crummitt
Orville Holtz
Andrew Schia
Blanche iToms
Sylvia Reisler
Ethel Crum
Marie Stine
New Bern
N. C
Connellsburg
Penny Callas
Hank Kline
Peter Storm
Dave Hagan
C. Burr Artz
Hudson
Hood
Martinsburg VA Medical
Elm Street
Mary
Land District
Brunswick
Constance
Strasberger
Horace Albaugh
Betty Clem
Thomas King
Tas
Philip Sousa
sThey
Helen Chandler
Susan Rabskin
Sousa
Edwin Franko Goldman
Roberta Redding
Mary Sheets
Peggy Holdcraft
Sandra Lerner
Sandra Summers
Patsy Loun
Sal i ‘Ly Rice
Miriam Berger
Mary ‘Atmold
Rita Garman
Janie Krantz
Carol Corbin
Patty Laurieline
Patsy Rhoten
Carol Oland
jHelen Davis
Joanne Rice
Nancy
iStup
Carol Smith
Keith Gary
Sandra Green
Robert Harding
George Garman
Frederick Bridge Club
Edwin H. Lockwood
M. Bernard Goetz
Phillip G. Pearson
Nathan Jacobson
Leonard Zimmerman
Julius Jacobson
George Hedstrom
Leonard Spero
Robert Russell
der. Walter Snow
William Guonert
Frank Worthington
T. Edgie Russell
William Selzer
Ernest Hirsch
Glenn C. Wilhide
Spero
Pearson
Millard G. Dutrow
West Seventh Street
Mr. Dutroww
Kaufman Garage, Co
American Association of University Women
Louis LaMotte
Wilson Place
William Delamar
Donald W. Monaghan
Mount Pleasant
Benny Staley
South Carroll Street
Mizzy
Sperry Storm
Frank E. Lewis
Lakeland
Charlotte Marian Paugh
C T. Paugh
Thomas Avenue
Florida Southern College
Frank Lloyd Wright
Auxiliary
Icap
iCivi Air Patrol
Winchester Hall
Urbana
Corpus
Paul Testa
Navy Ens
Christi, Tex
Robert F. Austin
Naval
James 8. Austin
Fet
J. P
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