Special Train In Collision Near Brunswick
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train en route from Washington to Cincinnati was involved in a side swipe wreck at Brunswick when a buckled freight car on an adjoining track struck the locomotive area. The six car coach train carried two high school groups back to Cincinnati. some passengers suffered superficial cuts but were treated by doctors aboard and at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington
Brunswick
Rockvile
1900 May Edition of The News Frederick Maryland
Local newspaper page from The News Frederick dated Tuesday May 21 1900. Includes publication details subscription rates and press association notes. Mentions Associated Press and postal regulations with general circulation and publishing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Southern Pts & Eee Co
Cot St
Prone
Cartier
Moth
Sronths
SREB
Boreas of
Circuabans
Associated Fress
Rnence Aid
Nations spared from juvenile crime rise in UN report
The United Nations report notes Canada, Switzerland, Italy and Belgium as the only studied nations not showing a rise in juvenile crime. It highlights rising youth crime in many countries and cites alarming trends in auto theft, vandalism, and drug abuse linked to disrupted postwar families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Switzerland
Ialy
Belgium
United Nations
London
Thailand
United States
England
Wales
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
East Germany
West Germany
Austria
Greece
Yugoslavia
France
Sweden
Finland
Memorial Day Carillon Tribute at Hood College
A Hood College student praises Frederick’s Memorial Day chimes at noon as they rang “My Country ’Tis Of Thee.” The letter thanks the city for honoring citizens who fought for freedom and expresses lasting appreciation for the experience. Louise Thornton of Hood College signs the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carillon
Hood
Frederick
Convention Participant Remains for Maryland Insurance Session
Remains of Coblentz and Mein Insurance Company will participate in the 2d Mid-Year convention of the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents from June 8 to 10 at the Commander Hotel in Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz and Mein Insurance Company
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Commander Hotel
Ocean City
Local Birthdays and Returns Noted Week Ahead
Observers mark birthdays for Robert Stauffer John W Willard Irvin L Smith Gordon Lugenbeel Miles Linthicum W B Watson Ralph Fouche Hubert L Hoffman and Eleanor DeLanter. Nearby travel news notes Ralph Schroeder and spouse returning from Daytona Beach and Orlando Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stauffer
Route & Frederick
John W. Willard
Thurmont
Irvin L. Smith
West Fifth Street
Gordon Lugenbeel
New Windsor
Miles Linthicum
Monrovia
W.B. Watson
Brunswick
Ralph Fouche
Alt. Pleasant
Hubert L. Hoffman
West
South Street
Eleanor DéLanter
Arlington
Jesse Hoover
Marian Blentlinger
West Patrick Street
Ralph E. Schroeder
East Church Street
Daytona Beach
Orlando
Fla
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick area items from May 31 1910 note the dedication of a new council room by Fredonia Council No 48 of the Order of United American Mechanics at a West Patrick street building. A Buckeystown Methodist Protestant church dwelling burned with losses estimated 1000 to 1200, partly insured. A nine and a six year old ride from Oklahoma to New York by horseback arrived at Arlington Hotel. A runabout collision at Market and Patrick streets damaged Dr Charles F Goodell causing knee injury. A storm uprooted a large tree injuring H H Smith and Son nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council NO
Order of United American Mechanics
West Patrick Street
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeystown
A. L. Specht
Louis
Temple Abernathy
Frederick
Okla
New York
Arlington Hotel
Joseph F. Beacht
Odr
Charles F. Goodell
William Anderson
Market
Patrick Streets
Dr. Goodell
H. H. Smith and Son
Earl of
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
King Leopold surrender ed Belgium to Nazis and traitor labeling stirred grim consequences. Seven hundred thousand allied troops trapped by Germans. Churchill warned surrender worsened the grave peril for the Allies. Belgium’s capitulation allowed the Nazis to drive toward Dunkerque. Hunting Creek flood displaced residents near Catoc Tin Furnace and Thurmont. Senator Radcliffe spent 105325 dollars in winning the recent Democratic primary. Audit Bureau of Circulations confirms two Frederick daily papers as members. Gasoline explosion injures a man. Ray Yohe dies in Brunswick hospital. One hundred nine Masons from Maryland and DC attend Grand Visitation at Enoch Chapter in Mason Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Belgium
Churchill
Great Britain
Dunkerque
Hunting Creek
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
George L. Radcliffe
Ews and
Post
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederick
Ray Yohe
Hanover
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Maryland
District of Columbia
Grand Visitation ‘of Enoch
Masoruc Temple
Deaths in Thurmont area list multiple obituaries
Deaths include Mrs. Charies E. Folle widow of Charles E. Fogle of Thurmont who died at Springfield Hospital with one daughter and a great grandchild surviving. Morris H. Hahn, Claude OlIver Lenhart, William H. Lyles, George E. Marshall, Horace G. Sigafoose, Mrs. Emmn F. Wills, and infant Malinda Ann Alberts are also noted with funeral details, survivors, and memorial arrangements in Thurmont and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies E. Folle
Rose Ellen Fogle
Charles E. Fogle
Thurmont
Springfield Hospital
George W
Sarah Valentine Albaugh
Fogle
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Boller
Mo L.creager and Son
William Irvin
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Funeral notices carry multiple local services
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Virgie Alice Cannon at 11 o clock Monday near Yellow Springs with interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Other services included for Ernest D. Duvall in Damascus, for Mrs. Jennie Kidd Derry at North Market Street, for John Henry Fogle at East Church Street, and for R. Harold Wright at St. Peter s Church Libertytown. A separate note reports Patsy Larue Wise receiving Lebanon Valley College Alumni Scholarship for the second year in a row. A Baltimore report notes a child dying from an inflated toy balloon. Alan Paton was re elected president of South Africa s Liberal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Alice Cannon
David S. Cannon
Ford Road
Yellow Springs
East Church Street
Guy P. Bready
Zion United Church of Christ
Charlesville
Melvin Keyser
Bernard Keyser
Robert Cannon
Carl Wastier
Aaron Horst
Connie Mack Cannon
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Jennie Kidd Derry
Arthur L. Derry
E. R. Pearl
North Market Street
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Eugene Lawson
Koontz Chapel
Richard Molesworth
Arthur L. Hargett
Wilbur Kidd
William ‘Kidd
Woodrow W Harrisor
Lloyd R.stup
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
John Henry Fogle
Ralph E. White
the Frederick
Church of the Brethren
Carl May
Clarence Smith
Kenneth Eyler
Donald McClear
Lee S. DeGrange
LeRoy Boone
M. R. Eichison and Son
R. Harold Wright
Libertytown
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Edward J. Sargus
Eugene Hammond
James Ecker
Daniel Chesley
Joe Smith
Loraine
Richard Sappington
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Patsy Larue Wise
Amd
Grayson Wise
Middletown
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Wise
Delphian Society
Student Christian Association
Cape Town
South Africa
Alan Paton
Liberal
Former County Sailor Killed In Accident
John Henry Cummings SH 18 former Frederick county resident and U S Navy member stationed in Memphis Tennessee died in a Saturday morning car crash near Tuscaloosa Alabama. He served since August 27 while still in high school. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 4 p m at Annins funeral home Fort Lauderdale Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Cummings SH
Petersiyile
U.S. Navy
Memphis
John H.cummings Sr
Frederick
Patricia Cummings
Cummings
Navy
Annins Funeral Home
Fort Lauderdale
Ill and Recovering Residents At Frederick Memorial
Among the sick are Kenneth J. Stull of Hamilton avenue admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery on Friday. Mrs. Jesse Brashers Sr. of Union Bridge has been incapacitated since May 17 with an infected leg and under doctor care. Dente Brashear son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brashear of New Market is at home improving from a tonsillectomy performed May 23. Otis C. Waskey of Lander is slowly improving at home with a heart condition and recently marked his 75th birthday. Mrs. A Irvin Renn of Magnolia avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for minor surgery. Mrs Glenn Brandenburg of 111 Jefferson street Middletown entered the hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Stull
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jesse Brashers Sr
R.F.D
Union Bridge
Dente Brashear
Ast
Ralph L. Brashear
New Market
Otis C. Waskey
Lander
Waskey
A. Irvin Renn
Magnolia Avenue
Glenn Brandenburg
Jefferson Street
Middletown
Lincoln High School graduation list announced for Frederick and Lincoln
Frederick High and Lincoln High revealed 40 prospective graduates with 15 academic 0 general 24 vocational students at Frederick and 29 general 6 commercial 5 vocational at Lincoln. The ceremony lists extensive names across academic commercial and general diploma tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Lincoln
Frederick High
Dennis Lee Abalt
Horace Hoffman Clarke Albaugh, Jr
Horace Markwood Alexander, Jr
James Garth Alexander
Charles William Andrews
Bryant Edward Ayler
Frank Hawthorne Blundell
David William Brenneman
William Lee Brooks
James Edward Brachey
Walter Gray Buckley
Timothy James Christopher
Galan
Ronald Clagett
Wiliam
Edward Clem
Don Russell Cline
Thomas Milton Cook
Wilson Lee Cook
Newell Leon Devilbiss
Michael David Dorman
Warren Rhys Evans
Leslie Grandison Finch
James David Hagan
Ernest William Hall
Harry Rasmond Aarne, Jr
Gregory John Hayward
Edwin Valentine Hill, Jr
Richard Bryce ‘Hopkins
Joseph Thomas Horan
Ronald Lee House
Larry Leon ‘Howard
James Luther Ingram
Otho James Keller, IV
Richard Melvin Krantz
Jon Frederick Kressig
Michael Franklin Lawrence
John Haag McHenry, Jr
Richard Edward Markey
David William Markoe
Guy LaVerne Masser
Richard Wood Meehan
Clayton Q’hara
Joanne Titus Creager
Martha Jane Crum
Linda Ann Culler
Sara Mae Cullop
Christine Lee Davis
Hélen Alberta Davis
Katherine Lora Dixon
Patricia Ann Easterday
Eileen Elizabeth Esworthy
Othy Louise Etchler
Veronica Ann
Bury
Susan Bowen Eyster
Gail
Ann Feldman
Sarah Ann Filautt
iMary
Annie Flowers
Deanne
Elaine Fogie
Karen Lee Gab
Bart
Marilyn Elaine Garber
Rita Marie Garman
Mary Frances Gaver
Maxine Diane Grabill
Barbara Jean Hahn
Marie Elaine Hallam
Shirley Mae Hammond
Rebecca Hardy
Sue Ogle Harper
Pauline Louise Harrison
Carol Ann Harrod
Loretta Jean Helwig
Patricia Ann Himes
Anne Estelle Hinderer
Joyce Carolyn Jaeger
Mary Ellen Jones
Diane Kandel
Martha Jean Keller
Dawne Lee Kemp
Mary Jane Kendall
Sandra Lee Lerner
Patsy Ann Lowman
Mary Elizabeth Main
Mary Catherine Masteino
Karole Lynn Moore
Kathleen Louise Murphy
Helen Lee Myers
Jane Wallace Neilson
Barbara Lucille Nicodemus
Carole Frances Qland
Martha Loretta Orrison
Elizabeth Florence Palmer
Marlene Theresa, Powell
Caroli
Miriam Putman
Shirley Louise Renn
Suzanne Cramer Renn
Barbara Ann Richardson
Judith Adaline Ringer
Ann Madison
Barbara Jane Windsor
Sherry Rae Windsor
Sue Ann Yager
Carole Ann Zammermar
Douglas Frederick Abrecht
Maurice Eugene Barehouse, Jr
Richard Cramer Curtis Basford
Richard Kent Beison
Robert Eugene Brashears
Richard Eugene Delauter
Darryl Nolan Etzler
Carroll William Eyler
Gary Burnell Grimes
Robert Donald , Grimes
Jerry Lee Grove
Gary Addison Harrison
Frederic Harry Lodge
Robert Lee Mauck
David Eugene O'Brien
Ralph Donald Orrison
William Calvin Rice, Jr
Richard’ Eugene Stockman
Lawrence Os
Car Summers
Paul Vincent Turner
Lewis Paul Wade
Lou Albaugh
Joyce Marie Babylon
Bonnie Marie Baumgardner
Betty Jane Beard
Flora Mae Bell
Barbara Ann Boone
Linda May-Branton
JoAnn Burns
Margaret ‘Ann Clary
Donna Jeanne Compher
Irene Louise Cramer
Nancy Jean Crum
Annabelle Louise Catsail
Barbara May Davis
Dorothy Odessa Davis
Erma Irene
Dinterman
Mary Ann Cronenburg
Mary Ann Patricia Fawley
Charlotte Jane Firer
Barbara Erwin Fogle
Ruby Louise Fox
Ruth Virginia Geisbert
Mary Elizabeth Gruden
Sarah Jane Hargett
Sydney Earle Hargett
Carole Louise Hildebrand
Joyce Elizabets Hood
Carole
Long List of Names by Course and Category
A sweeping OCR readout lists numerous individuals grouped by educational course categories including general, vocational, commercial, and various course sections. The long roster includes names such as Jean Houck and Melvin Lawrence Bare across lists, with many others reflecting multiple spellings and punctuation quirks.
Thurmont Youth Daniel Long Dies From Crash Injuries
Daniel T. Long 18 of Thurmont died at Washington County Hospital from injuries after his car swerved off Route 550 near Hesson Bridge Road, struck a culvert, and hit a utility pole. A passing motorist found him unconscious in a field near the wreck Friday night. He had been treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital before transfer to Hagerstown. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Hallie M. Long, late father Russell D. Long, paternal grandmother Naomi Long, maternal grandfather Harvey Long, and multiple siblings and nieces. Burial is at Utica Cemetery after services at A. L. Creager and Son funeral home with Rev. E Koontz Helwig officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude O. Lenhart
Claude Oliver Lenhart
Mountaindale
Frederick County
M Ness
Clayton C
Effie E. White Lenhart
Urbana Methodist Church
Critten H. Walker
Gaithersburg
Keefer
Charles Wisner
Beallsville
Elmer Hull
Ruth T. Lenhart
Clarence Winpigler
Lewis C. Lenhart
Harry C. Lenhart
Araby
Roger K. Lenhart
Yellow Springs
Thomas A. Lenhart
James W. Lenhart
East Church
Mount Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Ann
Malinda
Ann Alberts
Francis
Felecia Biffle Alberts
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Felecia
Rebecca
Charles Biffle
Percy Alberts
Clear Spring
Samuel A. Moyer
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Daniel T. Long
Washington County Hospital
Hesson Bridge
Hagerstown
Long
Hallie M. Long
Russell Donald Long
Washington, D.C
St. John's Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Naomi -O. Long
Harvey Long
Libertytown
Doris .Grubber
LeGore
Raymond
Kinna
Russell Jr
Harvey
Carrol
Grayson
Fern
Connie
Irvin
A. L. Creager and Son
E. Koontz Helwig
Utica
Robbery at Whitesell’s Pharmacy. safe and narcotics stolen
Over the long weekend city police reported a break in at Whitesell’s Pharmacy on North Market street just after midnight Saturday. The safe was taken with narcotics, later found unopened in a parkings lot. No arrests yet as investigation proceeds by the Detective Bureau. A Sunday hit-and-run on DeGrange street damaged two cars and a house. suspect Rodger Rollins was arrested for reckless driving and failing to stop, trial June 6 in Magistrate’s Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesell’s
North Market Street
City Police
DeGrange Street
South Street
Rodger Rollins
Frederick
Ambrose Walden
Lincoln Apartments
Rollins
Charles P. Staley
West Thirteenth Street
Walden
Colored Elks
All Saints Street
Nathan A. Dorsey
New Headmaster Named for Mercersburg Academy in 1961
William Cowper Fowle of Lakeville Conn will become Mercersburg Academy's fourth headmaster in 1961. He accepted the appointment by unanimous vote of the Board of Regents. Currently assistant headmaster at Hotchkiss School, he will succeed Dr Charles S. Tippett who retires after twenty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cowper Fowle
Lakeville, Conn
Mercersburg Academy
Board of Regents
Hotchkiss School
Charles 5. Tippetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Thornton
Hood College
Alex Brows & Sons
Frederick Co
Fredericktown
W. AM. Trust
Potomac Edison
Frederick Gas
Marken & Buelfeld
Bark of Brunswick Ae JS Bank of Damascus
Birnie Trust
Iece Js Detour
Iece Js Detour Bank Ntege Servne
Farmers Staie
Emmitsburg
First Nat'l Bank
Taneytown
Maryland State Bank
Montgomery County
Myersville Savings
New Windsor St. Bark
Peoples Not! Bank
Thurmont Bank (New
Walkersville
Woodshero Wings Bank
the News
Morris. H. Hahn
Morris H. Hahn
Sarah A. Sweeney Hahn
Howard H. Hahn
Margaret E. Crouse Hahn
Louis H
Jane
Sarah A. Hahn
Ellis Keyser
Kenneth Kanade
W. Hahn
Richard Hahn
Rodville
Lester Putman
Ethel Dubel
Lloyd L. Wolf
William H. Lyles
William Harrison Lyles
Damascus
Henryton State Hospital
Jefferson
Isabelle Lyles
Roland Ulysses Lyles
J. Alfred Lyles
Elsie Johnson
Delma Williams
Baltimore
Mary Hammond
Olin L
Friendship Methodist Church
Church
George E. Marshall
Mary Dwyer Marshall
Betty Anglesbee Marshall
George Robert
Jane Fraley
Gartner Funeral Home
Forest Oaks Cemetery
Malcolm Wright
Horace G. Sigafoose
Horace Gregory Sigafoose
John
Annie Staub Sigafoose
Blanche Harrison Sigafoose
Evelyn van Hoven
San Francisco
Horace
John Sigafoose
Ford Sigafoose
U. S. Air Force
California
Jeanette Hile
David McClellan Wills
Emmn F. Wills
David McClellan ‘Wills
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
John A. Hart
The
Sodality
Albert Main
Pleasant
Constance Fay
Robert David Long
Raymond Smith
Miss Main
R. J. Smith Plumbing and Heating
Mt. Pleasant
Dora E. Thomas
Boonsboro
Ruth Elizabeth Vaille
Willie D. Vaille
Robert Lee May
Paul L. May
May
American Opitical
Ernest D. Duvall
Olint L. Molesworth
Leon Cage
Weldon Dawson
Edward Watkins
Wilfred Watkins
A’ Wilson Smith
Albert Warthen
Cleveland Hyatt
Montgomery
Methodist
Claggetsvalle
Michael Pusinski
South Baltimore General Hospital
Benedict Pusinski
C. Arnold Hawkins
Airy
Darlene Marie
James N. Dorsey IH
James N. Dorsey Jr
Winfield
Miss Hawkins
Mt Airy High School
Dorsey
Airy High School
Frederick, ‘Lincoln
Jean Houck
Mary -Ann Israel
Beverly Mat Jones
Gloria Jean’ Keller
Connie Marie Kidd
Cynthia Jean Kilby
Virginia Lee Kimmel
Judith Fay Lochner
Barbara LaVerne Mills
Grace Moxley
Bonnie Helen Murphy
Shirley Mae Nail
Doris Marie Phillips
Anna Mae Plunkett
Mary Charlotte Poole
Judith Ann Priebe
Joan LeMar Reese
Sharon Lee Roberts
Nancy Rebekah Shafer
Shirley Ann Shafer
Jean-Sharon Shankle
Kaaeen Louise Shull
Carol Elena Smith
Edith Floraine Smith
Rose Marie Smith
Cledythe
Irene Stickney
Joan Elizabeth Stull
Phyllis Helen Summers
Carol Ann Swope
Nadene Evan Warfield
Carolyn Lee White
Dorothy Charlene Whitehead
Sharoi LeMar Wiles
Barbara Lee Zimmerman
Melvin Lawrence Bare
Robert Allan Barnes
James William Barrick
Robert Lee Beckley
Hardy Orman Blair
Roy Eugene Brashear
James William Cole
Gerald Cordon Coulter
Carroll Leroy Crabbs
Robert LeRoy Cromwell
Harry Osler Decker, Jr
James Albert Despeaux
David Jerry Englar
Austin Eugene Fisher
Melvin Doug ‘Las Fox
Willard Abner Gordon
Floyd Marshall Hanshew, Jr
Thomas Edward Harding
Edward David Harshman
Richard i Ralph ,Higgins
Edward Gable
Higinbotham
Gilmore Wayne ‘House
Ronald Wayne
Huntzberry
Grover William Jennings Jr
Robert Charles Kebne
Richard i Lyle Kessler
Kenneth Allen Kinnaman
Warren Cramer Larkin
Wiliam Irvin Mackley
Roger William Matthews
Preston Odale Martin
Robert Lewis Mehaffie
Larry Eugene Mercer
Elmer Russell Mowry
Roy Woodrow Nelson
Paul Riely O'Hara
Franklin Merle Pilson
Ronald Russell Reader
Irving Wilson Rice
Rudwell Golder -Routzahn
Raymond Joseph” Smallwood
Billy
Lee Snoots
Terry Spurrier
William Henry Steinhaus
Charles Drainie Watson
Jon Wolfe
Eleanor Olivia Albaugh
Joan Delores Baer
Bonnie Bernice Boyer
Wilma Jane Browning
Betty Lou Buchanan
Jacquelyn Rebecca Burnworth
Barbara Jean Burrier
Nancy Lee Clem
Christy Sharon Conway
Frances Elaine Catsail
Opal Byler
Eva Lee Fox
Peggy Ann Hargett
Bernice Marie Jackson
Martha Jane Nelson
Frances Sandra Sowell
Delores Marie Thompson
Catherine V. Bowins
Rosalind Yvonne Jackson
Patricia Ann Smith
Champeon
Emily Loretta Willis
Wspad
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