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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1984
Page
4
Fred Archibald is appointed managing editor at the Daily News with Frederick Mu serving in a senior editorial role. The move aligns with the paper’s leadership transition and strategic plans for expanded coverage across city and regional bureaus.
A Memorial Day feature highlights Tom Kolb’s overseas World War I poem Letter to Heaven and Mike Fling’s prize winning poem Understand His Tears. The piece notes Hospice Week praise, Gene Ramsburg’s hope, and FCC’s Dogwood Tree creative project honoring Rolfe Castleman with photographs and spires of Frederick.
Gene Ramsburg, once told he could not survive surgery, endured a six hour operation and thirty days in hospital then beat throat cancer. Now cancer patient turned helper, he leads a Frederick group cancer patients rely on, supports others through talk and practical aid, and runs Gene Ramsburg Enterprises with his son. He is active in local groups, hosts beef roasts, and says he is cured with faith and community backing.
In 1964 a Maryland School for the Deaf graduation bac calaureate was preached by Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church pastor INE REY De ELT PP ZUSE. William Lamar, a Cumberland athlete, won the PS mile Brunswick Frederick marathon, with Jong Wagner placing second. A five day chill set near Decoration Day, and warmer weather was expected through May. Frederick leaders named Joseph or Deganth as president of Price Flechie Co. in Connecticut.
The Lift Underwriters Association of Frederick County extends gratitude to residents City staff and parks personnel for a smooth 1947 Family Festival Day. They thank Frederick News Post merchants sponsors and the community for support and safety efforts and acknowledge Pastor Francis Reinberger and Mrs Reinberger for retirement coverage.
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