Fifty Years Ago Newsnotes From Frederick Nov 1 1911
Frederick city items report Lee Hanshe w employed by Marvel to play traps for winter shows. Schmidt resigns as solicitor for C and P Telephone Co with Paul Payne succeeding. YMCA receives Ditmar duck pins set. Little son of Elmer Ramsburg injured by wagon improves. Frederick Railroad offices moved to new Patrick and Carroll building. City mayors plan road signs at city edges to direct visitors. New city hotel adds a bus. Frank Erway leaves Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Co. William Trescott named general manager. Grace Hummelbaugh hosts class 1914 Girls’ High with Boys’ High.
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Lee Hanshew
The
Marvel
Moving Picture
Daniel
Schmidt
Anl
C. and P. Telephone Co
Paul Payne
Y.M.C.A
Ditmar
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Utica
Frederick Railroad Co
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Frederick
New City
Frank Erway
Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Co
B. J. Earnshaw
WM. Trescott
Elway
C. H. Doll
N. W. Roulette
Adams
Built-in Tax Increase Highlights Shrinking Personal Income Share
The Tax Foundation reports no statutory tax rate rise from 1939 to 1959 yet the tax base grew from 10 to about 44 percent of personal income by 1959. Domestic civilian spending drove deficits more than defense. Average income rose 39 percent 1948–1960, meaning taxes hit more of earnings as brackets expanded and workers now spend about one hour 39 minutes daily in federal taxes.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Togetherness oversold warns as staff psychologist weighs in
Mrs. Helen Southard of the National YWCA cautions that togetherness was oversold and misused as a universal remedy for social ills. She says families should still share time, but individuals also need solitude and personal space amid growing populations and housing trends.
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National Ywca
Helen Southard
Letter to the Editor on Halloween street vandalism
A reader complains the morning after Halloween about widespread window graffiti on Market Street. The writer notes extensive vandalism from Trick or Treat activity and calls for action to stop the damages.
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Hallowe'en
Market Street
Severnh Street
TV Listing for March 7 Segment at 8 P.M.
A local reader and contributor introduce the program appearing on television. The segment features Morgan Renee and Bernand Ke discussing a decision and the program time is MAR-7V at 8 p.m.
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Cameach Verher
Me Morgan
Renee Ty Bernand
Caron
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
The Navy announces the destroyer Reuben James lost to a torpedo west of Iceland. In Maryland 88 protest signatures seek a liquor license in Brunswick, but few attend the hearing. Frederick searches for a new police chief. Chief Bert Pelissier to resign November 10 for LaGuardia Field. Halloween parade postponed to Monday due to showers. Sanitary sewer deadline prompts arrests. mayor and aldermen to review outcome. Mayor Culler disputes reports of a water crisis amid drought. Fellowship Class Le Paul’s Lutheran numbers 29 members plus guests.
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Reuben James
Iceland
Brunswick
Paul M. Little
Frederick
Bert Pelissier
LaGuardia Field
Hallowe'en
Lloyd C. Culler
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital October 27–30
The Frederick Memorial Hospital birth notices list multiple families welcoming new babies from October 27 through October 30. Names include Jill Henson Kara Lee Elaine Trene Pamela Annete and others with details on parents and birth order.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dunbar Ashbury Jr
North Bentz Street
Frederick
Jill Henson
Benjamin Hurt
Robert Jarmes
Franklin D. Ott. Jefferson
David Franklin
James R. Kennedy
Carrollton Drive
Kara Lee
Kennedy
Johmma Lee Rice
Myersville
James Earl Bolyard
West South Street
Anthony Wayne
Carl Vincent Hobbs
Route 1
New Windsor
Carl Vincent Jr
Clarence G. Delphhey Jr
Catoctin Avenue
Sharon Lee
Delphey
Jan Virginia Thrasher
Jefferson
Donald Garst
Dale Eugene
UNICEF Drive Nears One Thousand From Trick or Treaters
Trick or treaters in Frederick and surrounding areas raised almost $1000 for UNICEF, with Mrs. Robert Klein reporting many groups still to submit final totals. Clubs churches and scouts contributed funds from 200 plus collectors across Frederick County and nearby towns including Thurmont Emmitsburg New Midway and Mt Zion Teen Club.
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Unicef
Robert Klein
Robert B. Clapp
Gene Stanes
Asbury Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Evangelical UB
Church of the Nazarine
Evangelical Reformed Church
Church of the Brethern
Presbyterian
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
New Midway
Mt. Zion
Bishop Pike Navy Service Recalled in Local Note
Readable fragments recount Rev. James A. Pike, noted Episcopal figure, may have drawn inspiration from wartime Navy service during World War II. The text references his ties to the Diocese of California and hints at shifts in his career.
Engaged Lam bert couple announce daughter Vicki Annette
Mr and Mrs Elfisforth Lambert of Taneytown announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki Annette to Julius Schrat foster son of Mr and Mrs John E Varcer of Pocono Moydens Pa. The announcement notes Vicki is a Taneytown High School graduate now employed in an inn.
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Kennedy Studio
Lemuel M. Weidman
Walkersville
Carol Louise
Robert L. Engle
John L. Engle
Miss Weidman
Frederick High School
Engle
C. and P. Telephone Company
Elfisforth Lambert
Taneytown
Osther
Vicki Annette
Julius Schrat
John E. Varcerweell
Personal notice fragment shows incomplete names and status
The clipped item mentions a person with a placeholder or misspelled name and a note about being free or available. No clear dates, locations, or fuller details are readable from the fragment.
Calls Probe Of Savings Incomplete
David Betts, attorney for the receiver, announced there will be no distribution of Christmas Club savings until investigators finish examining the association’s finances. Several thousand dollars are rumored tied to the “pascnels” inside Cumberland and Hacetstoan offices as part of the probe. The review focuses on whether all deposits are accounted for and claims to be up to par.
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David Betts
Betts
Ciberland
Six Firms Listed in Maryland Receivership Probe
Maryland officials pursue assets of an association amid a receivership of Family Savings. About $3 million loaned to firms run by association officers. Grand jury to consider charges against John G. Persian as part of the widening probe.
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Revecal
Association
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland Department of Assiguments and Taxation
Stern
Betts
Leonard Kardy
Montgomery County
John G. Persian
Family Savings
Persian
West Beach Terrace
N.W
Washington
Chevy Chase
Clipp
Hagerstown
U. S. Senate
James Roosevellt
Federal Housing Administration
Maryland Attorney General's Office
Home Office
Cumberland
Frederick
Sithough
Montgomery Circuit Court
Family Savings and Home Loan Association Inc
William A. Gresham
Among The Sick Tere fever the wall
The fragmentary text notes illness themes and a vague reference to fever and a wall. Missing context prevents a full summary. no clear event, person, or organization can be identified from the readable portion.
Miss Carolyn Fowler and Robert L Flynn wed at Wesley Grove
Miss Caro lyn Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter W Fowler Germantown and Robert L Flynn son of Mrs Helen M Flynn Gaithersburg and the late William T Flynn Jr were united in marriage October 14 at 2 pm at Wesley Grove Methodist Church Woodfield Rev Lawrence H Mason officiated The bride wore a chantilly lace over taffeta gown with long sleeves and a satin bow at the back She carried a nose gay bouquet of white and yellow roses with bows Her matron of honor was Mrs Kiam F Carter Washington niece of the bride and wore a soft neced necka gh airceo
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Jay Dee Studio
Carolyn Joann Fowler
Walter W. Fowler
Germantown
Robert L. Flynn
Helen M. Flynn
Gaithersburg
William T. Flynn Jr
Wesley Grove Methodist Church
Woodfield
Lawrence H. Mason
Ellsworth King
Kiam F. Carter
Washington
Weddings of McGill Beclark and Poole Brewer and Ausher Sanchez
Multiple marriage notices appear from the region. McGill Beck and Francis McGill wed on October 7 at Mount Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church Baltimore and honeymooned fifteen days in England Scotland Ireland before moving to New York City. Poole Brewer announce the marriage of Darlene Elaine Brewer to Charles Wade Cole of Tanetown now residing in Washington DC. Carol Lynn Sanchez wed Dennis Lee McAusher in Emmitsburg with a ceremony led by Rev Philip Bower. the couple plans to live in Washington DC after a honeymoon trip.
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McGill—Beck
Francis Graham McGill
England
Scotland
Ireland
Mount Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
McGill
Maureen Claire Beck
Napoleon
Ohio
Damon Beck
William McPherson McGill
Thurmont
Maryland
New York City
Chase Manhattan Bank
Poole—Brewer
Francis Brewer
Jocky Ridge
Darlene Elaine
Charles Wadecole
Charles W. Poole
Tanetown
Edward Brewer
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Poole
Washington, D. C
McAusher—Sanchez
Carol Lynn Sanchez
James Willingox
Emmitsburg
Dennis
Lee McAusher
WilburneAusher
RFD 1
Finksburg
Philip Bower
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg High School
US. Army
South
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges Noted
Mrs Donald Lawrence Thurmont and Mrs Cletus Reever Taneytown admitted to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Discharged were Mrs Gustav Schoot and infant son Union Bridge. Mrs Walter Brown and infant son Thurmont. Mrs Charles Smith and infant daughter Taneytown. Lloyd E Moser Lantz admitted to Waynesboro Hospital.
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Donald Lawrence
Thurmont
Cletus Reever
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Gustav Schoot
Union Bridge
Walter Brown
Charles Smith
Lloyd E. Moser
Lantz
Waynesboro Hospital
Pentagon Complex Size and Leadership Count
The Pentagon spans six million square feet and houses 345 generals and admirals, roughly ten leaders per acre.
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Pentagon
Unclear OCR: campus group seeks new faculty member
Fragmentary text mentions a 1988 graduate from Frederick Huck School planning to teach. The piece references campus committees and dormitories but lacks coherent details about events, dates, or participants.
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Cmd
Frederick Huck
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