Frederick Md Friday May 31 17 issue notice
Publication details indicate a Frederick Maryland newspaper issue dated Friday May 31 17. It notes post office service, second class matter, and a court or phone listing line preceding the date. The readable text is fragmentary and provides no discernible news event.
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Court St
Frederck. Me
Frederick, Md
Ten-year letters chart era of stability across decades
Professor Sol Liptzin at City College Long Island has students write letters predicting their lives ten years ahead. The three declined reunion plans show shifting optimism from 1929 to 1959. The class of 1947 largely met its forecasts, one student died in the Korean War, and the next decade's fate hinges on avoiding thermonuclear war.
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Sol Liptzin
City College
Long Island
Due Mead
Clive
Ple
Frederick County Heart Association elects Edward D Storm president
Edward D Storm reelected as president of the Frederick County Heart Association at the annual dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel May 22. The event featured talks by Maryland Heart Association officials and a Maryland University heart specialist. Rich in names, the slate of officers and directors was announced by retiring secretary Mrs. Roth Myers.
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Edward D. Storm
Frederick County Heart Association
Francis Scott ‘Key
Maryland Heart Association
University of Maryland
Roth Myers
Secetary
Richard Graham
Elis Wachter
Nelson Bohn
Forbes Burgess
Charles H. Conley
Henry Chase
Rex Martin
Austin Pearce
Thomas Stone
James Thomas
James Stoner
Danuel Weinberg
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
T. West Clagett
Samuel Barck
Alfred Catsail
George Van‘ossen
Herman Shook
Charles Harner
Thomas Crum
Charles Lane
Alex ‘Bryant
Harry Reid
Heather Horine
Nellie Smith
George Brandenburg
F Brian O'Connell
Heart Association
Leonnard Scherlis
Frederick
University For Maryland Medical School
Grace M. Butcher
Heart Associations
Atlantic
Dorothy McBride
Mary Allen
Maryland
Atlantic City
Schleris
Storm
Robert Allen
Jean Zimmerman
Health Department
Bruce Crum
Charles T. Butcher
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns M The News
Democratic city convention renominated 10 members of the Board of Aldermen and city officers including Mayor Smith. Prof E C Shephard renominated for city register. Dismissed incumbents were John Hershberger and Joseph A Douglas. Clock winder James E Doll explains dial misalignment after repainting. Fabian Posey announces candidacy for Orphans Court judge. Memorial Day ceremonies held at Mt Olivet under Reynolds Post G A R with remarks by Rev W Hammond Parker. Boy David Lipps, 13, chased by a dog on North Market Street, collided with a telephone pole and was knocked unconscious but recovered home later.
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E. C. Shepherd
City Register
George E.wilcoxon
Henry ‘A. Hahn
Lewis H., Fraley
David Lowenstein
James H. Gambrill, Jr
John Hershberger
Joseph A. Douglas
Smith
James E. Doll
Fabian Posey
The
Examiner
Orphans Court
Georgetown Law School
Frederick Bar
Mt. Olivet
Reynolds Post
Francis Scott
Wm. Hammond Parker
First Baptist Church
North Market Street
David Lipps
O. A. Hankey
Twenty Years Ago News Fragments From Frederick County
Rainstorm sweeps the city twice within 24 hours bringing over an inch of total rainfall. Governor Nice signs a bill creating a permanent Board of Assessors in Frederick County and vetoes a Sunday alcohol sale regulation. Local residents relocate and several deaths and funerals are reported including Keefer Kline Reed Wilhide Mills and Cover with services and interments listed.
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Nice
Frederick County
Ned S. Zefler
North Market Street
Buckeystown
East Third Street
William Davis
Funeral notices from multiple area obituaries
Funeral services are announced for Dr. G Frederick Ordeman and several others, detailing dates, times, locations, officiants, interment sites, pallbearers, and funeral homes across Alton Emmitsburg Hanover Walkersville Johnsville York and surrounding areas.
Goodwill appoints Delores Shook secretary for Frederick area
Delores Shook 626 Trail avenue named Goodwill Industries secretary for the Frederick area to handle donor calls for clothing shoes appliances and furniture. Harvey E. Kettering reports the organization will collect on the third Monday monthly with the next pickup on Monday June 17. Residents may donate only after requesting a pickup by calling Miss Shook and will be compensated for each call.
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Delores Shook
Trail Avenue
Frederick
Goodwill Industries
Harvey E. Kettering
Hagerstown
Goodewill
Miss Shook
Hospital Report: Two local patients in Pennsylvania
Herbert Miller of Emmitsburg received admission to Ancie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania this week. Earl Andrew of Emmitsburg was discharged from the same hospital.
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Herbert Miller
RFD
Emmitsburg
Ancie Warner
Gettysburg
Earl Andrew
Emmiteburg
Nazarene Young People Hold 2-Pay Convention Here
The 36th Nazarene Young People convention convened in Philadelphia with about 275 attendees and 2x6 official delegates from three states. Rev. Harold A. Parry delivered the keynote on “Effective Witnesses for Christ,” and district officers were elected including Rev. Neil Hightower as Washington District president. The Washington-Philadelphia District gathers for annual reports as attendance grows to over 2,500 members and district funds reach $30,500 for the year.
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Nazarene Youngs
Peoples Society of the
Philadelphia
Washington
Parry
Harold A. Parry
George Wolf
Allentown
Walkersville
Mitchel
William Adams
Christ
Neil Deshaw
Berst
Erly Parry
Hein
Neil Hightower
Sins ” Education
Baltimore
Deat
Wo. Parry
Tor
Hanover Church
Secre
Tary
Robert Grosse
Treas
Howard Hamlin
Chicago
Yver
Harold Berrian
Ohool
Clair
Church of the Nazarene
Fisher
Ives Albright
Calhoun
E. Dur
E. Grosse
William Alls
Cieties
Non. Gram
Church of the Brethren
Focal Nazarene
William D. Mowen
Mary
Focal Congregation
Patient at St Barnabas Hospital improves after brain operation
A patient in New York City's St Barnabas Hospital, originally listed as May, shows continued improvement after a delicate brain operation and plans to return home this weekend. Separately, Irving Shuffler Sr. remains involved with the manity Players production The Silver Whistle. a premature baby thrives in incubator at the hospital.
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V. Clus Slarun
Unionville
St. Barnabass Hospital
New York City
Irving Shuffler Sr
Manity Players
Fort Detrick Honors Three With Certificates of Achievement
Three Fort Detrick service members received Certificates of Achievement this week. Colonel Leslie St Moore presented to Lieutenant Colonel William Kittel Major Kenneth Bechtold and Specialist Third Class Hubert H Hall received notices for outstanding performance as liaison officer and research bacteriologist. Kittel is departing active duty after a noted career at Fort Detrick.
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Fort Detrick
Bechtold
Hall
Bakers Valley Road
Tommy Schultz
Shookstown
William Warren
Deep
Heldeufeld
Creek Lake
Mir
Bellam
Alexandria
Tives
Esther
Melvin Filler
Baker Park
Elderjwater
Maine
Willjents
George Evans
Appalaches
Will
Hood College
Zith
George Put
Port Royal
Fort A
P. Hill
Garry Roberts
Davidish
Bernstein
Tommi Hayes
Billy
Swain
Kenneth Foland
Kenneth
Dicken
Steve Wessman
Fredy
Evans
Ane Clabaugh
Robert L. Daim
Robert J. Peterson
William J. Willis
Perrsonnel
Harry C. Huff
Artillery
Fort Bliss
Tex
Joseph F. Hodgson
U. S. Department of Agriculture Research Service
Soil Plant Nutrition Laboratory
Cornell University
Joseph M. Connors
Romualdo J. Blas
Europe
Floyd E. West
Fort Bragg
Walter J. Kosy
Dar Jr
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Ronald McDougle
Fort Sam Houston
Emmitsburg News Roundup Faces Storms Engagements and Events
Emmitsburg area suffers hail rain and wind damage with broken windows and toppled silos on Route 2 farms. Engagement announced for Beverly Ann Willard to Joseph H. Scott Jr. and Taneytown visit by families. Bicentennial Belles tour in antique cars. VFW plans benefit dance for ambulance fund. Vehicle collision near Frederick causes minor damage. Handley charged with reckless driving.
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Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Scott McNair
Roy Sanders
Wayne Crumn
Ganeytown
William Topper
Manuel Willard
Thurmont
Beverly
Ann
Joseph H. Scott
J. Harry Scott
Bellesland Brothers
Brush
Io Taneytown
Belles Costum
Joel Forrest
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Decker
Walter Scott
Frederick Memorial
Mavror
Raymond Perry
Misses Annan
Tanertown
Alt. St. Mary's College
St. Joseph's College
VFW
New’ Ambulance Fund
Bud Codori
VFWW
Robert C. Snyder
Handley
Size Of Military Missions Being Cut
Washington reports a quiet U.S. reduction of overseas military missions by about 12 percent as part of broader moves to ease tensions abroad. Secretary Dulles notes a high level study of large troop contingents and cites living standards as a factor in easing foreign deployments.
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Washington
United States
Ernnami
Wilson
Senate
Pre-Election Violence in Beirut Kills Eight
In Beirut yesterday eight demonstrators were killed and about 70 wounded as over 200 rioters were arrested. Opposition leaders urged a general strike until the government falls and officials are punished. Four hours of clashes in the Moslem Quarter ended after army intervention. Similar strikes and demos were reported in Tripoli Sidon and Baalbek.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Moselm
Damascus
Tripoli
Sidon
Baalbek
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Clarence Wilhide
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Port Ghester
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Catonsville
Harry Miller
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M. R. Etchison and Son
Park W. Mills
Walter Mills
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Adai Pfeifer Mills
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Afills
Evelyn Virginia Miller
Use
Walter T.’ ‘Mills
Joann E. Mills
Gilbert MM. Mills
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Leonard D. Wood
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C. M. Waltz
G. Frederick Ordeman
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Edward Philip Long
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R. D
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Edmund Welker
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Robert Fiter
Robert Saylor
Roy Wivell
Robert Grimes
Sohn Orndorff
Thaniel Bentz
Marshall A. Toms
Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
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G C. Barton
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Richard Thompson
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Ray Singer
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Prince Fogle
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York
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L. A. Moore
O. B. Jackson
Jesus
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Lawrence Brown
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Florence Waskey
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Rosemont Avenue
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Jim Stiver
Robi
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Fred Biggs
Wiliam C. Woodrow
Rein Jones
BOY Scouts
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Washington, D. C
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Lewis A
Bud” Rice
Army
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Bud
Federal Prosthetics Research Board
Resent
Peter Pan Inn
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Jackie Hart
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Edna Smith
Willis E. Salyers
Pathology Branch
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Patricia Blumenalier
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Queens Village
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Trempeaileau Press
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Air Force
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Kit Nelson
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