Local News Service Rates and Delivery Details
The Frederick Maryland newspaper lists subscription options with prices for one month six months and one year and notes delivery charges vary by destination. It is a Thursday November 2 1961 Associated Press member paper with postal registration details.
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Rgat Southern Ptg
MEG
Marth Cours
Frederick
Peyette
Wbepien
Cecider
Associated Press Associatwa Press
Peper
Fred KR
Desa
Taxes and defense drive forecast for next year
The piece argues that rising defense spending blocks a tax cut and may force tax increases if Berlin or Southeast Asia deteriorate. It notes Kennedy may resist a tax rise, Khrushchev’s economic pressure, and urges trimming domestic, nonessential programs to avert government-finance crises.
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Berlin
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Jobs Go Begging For AEC Nuclear Experts
The Atomic Energy Commission faces unfilled openings and high salaries from eight to fifteen thousand dollars a year to attract nuclear physicists reactor safety engineers health physicists and nuclear engineers. The problem mirrors national unemployment while highlighting a mismatch between available jobs and workers with the specialized training and experience required.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Betson Bush wedding announced in Port Deposit
Mr and Mrs Francis W Bush announce the marriage of their daughter Joan Elisabeth to Richard K Betson son of Mr and Mrs Ralph C Betson Willow Avenue The ceremony at St Johns church was conducted by Rev Herbert R Jordan with Miss Susan Chapline maid of honor and William Ozle best man Sister Mary Mauro played music After a short trip the couple reside in Port Deposit The groom is stationed at Bainbridge Naval Training Center
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Betsen—Bush
Francis W. Bush
Carrollton Drive
Joan Elisabeth
Richard K. Betson
Ralph C. Betson
Willow Avenue
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John's Church
Susan Chapline
William Ozle
Myersville
Mary Mauro
Port Deposit
Bainbridge Naval, Training Center
Parents Teachers Convention Opens in Baltimore
More than 4 000 delegates from across Maryland are expected to attend the 46th annual Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers convention at the Baltimore Hotel. The event features speakers from state education groups and local parent organizations.
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Baltimore
Maryland Congress of Parents
L. &. Iforma Ageny
First Snow Marks Noon Welcome in November
Fifty years ago the Lens-Post reports the first snow of the season falling at noon as the town clock chimed. Socials include luncheons at Record street, cards for Miss Margaret Whitman, and a Halloween party on Clarke Place. Local news notes: Biggs buys Derr’s butchering business on West Patrick and North Market, a large Democratic barbecue at the fair grounds, and a fishing party on Greenfield catching 29 bass. The Potomac Synod at Hickory, NC, adopts a report opposing union with the Northern Presbyterian church.
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Arthur PL Gorman
Richard A. Johnson
Senitor Gorman
Johnson
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Emily Johnson
Margaret Whitman
Philadelphia
Mignon Trail
H. Hanson
Charles Troxell
Lloyd T. MacGill
Charles Shipley
George House
Greenfield
J. C. Phelps
Wamsville
North Market Street
Fredericktown
Clarke Place
Richard P. Ross
Hallowe'en
Anna
Mary Grace Ankd
Ernest Helfenstein
Ruth
Antoinette
Dorothy Gale
Catherine
Richard Dutrow
Margaret Fout
Francis Keefer
Cornelia
Richard Ross
Potomac Synod OF the Reformed Church
Hickory
SN. C
Northern Presbyterian Church
Cre tion of Third Lane Under Roads Plan Faces County
Twenty years ago the county began building a third lane on Tate Roads to ease mountain traffic delays caused by trucks. A barn near New Midway on John W. Seeger farm, tenanted by Leo Stover, burned,损失约$11e. Mayor Culler warned Halloween pranks had been prowling. The postponed parade would be held Monday evening. Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, a refugee in Canada, visited the Roosevelts at Hyde Park. Prudence Lodge Masons at Mt Airy hosted a ladies night with Rev Oswald Bryan Langvall as speaker. The Roogie family’s home was entered in Hagerstown during the Aisatia club’s mummers parade, $12 stolen. Funeral services set for Charles A Hatfield in Mt Army for a man killed in Baltimore.
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Tate Roads Commission
New Midway
John W. Seeger
Leo Stover
Culler
Hallowe'en
Juliana
Netherlands
Canada
Roosevel
Hyde Park
Prudence Lodge
Mt. Airy
Oswald Bryan Langvall
Eugene B. Roogie
Middletown
Hagerstown
Aisatia Club
Mt. Army
Charles A. Hatfield
Muilpie
Procids Co
Key High
Baltmere
Hurricane Hattie devastates Belize causing massive casualties
Rescue workers counted more than 190 dead and thousands homeless as Hurricane Hattie struck Belize and nearby towns. The storm brought up to 200 mph winds, 75 percent of buildings damaged, and looting and martial law as relief began with water, food, and medical supplies.
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Belize
British Honduras
CAP
Hattie
Stancreek
Turneffe Cay
Caulker Cay
Peten
Honduras
Caribbean
Colin Tromley
Government House
Thornley
British Honduras Broadcasting System
Miami Weather Bureau
Dayhoff-Stunkle Marriage At Forest Grove Church
Miss Ida Lou Stunkle and Mr. Robert Blaine Dayhoff united in marriage at Forest Grove Methodist Church on October 28 at 7 30 p m Rev Robert W Richardson officiated. The bridal party wore silk organza gowns in green and gold tones with lace and orange blossom accessories. Attendants included Mrs Charles W Moore and Judith Burdette. The reception was held in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Wedgwood Room. The couple will reside in Dickerson after a Smoky Mountains wedding trip.
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Ida Lou Stunkle
Clyde Stunkle
Tuscarora
Robert Blaine Dayhoff
Robert T. Dayhoff
Dickerson
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Robert W. Richardson
Elmer Michael
George E. Morris Jr
Charles W. Moore
Tuskarora
Judith Burdette
Marybelle Carliste
Adamstown
Peggy Dayhoff
Joan Moore
Nancy Day‘hoff
Clarke Dayhoff
Frederick
Walter Stottlemyer
Erwin Stankle
Washington, D. C
Carrol Lee Shry Jr
Wedgwood Room
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ollie Mae Thomas
Clyde A. Thomas
Elmer Chick
Richard McKimmy
Poolesville High School
Baltimore
Washington
Massachusetts
Bonzeat
England
Dr Slusher’s Wife Undergoes Surgery Near Fredericksburg
Dr Hamilton J Slusher of White Hall farm near Fredericksburg Virginia expects to return home Friday after several days here. Mrs Slusher, who came to Frederick to return to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery, will remain at the hospital in satisfactory condition. She had major surgery earlier this year at the hospital. Dr Slusher practiced medicine in Frederick for many years before retiring to his Virginia farm.
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Hamilton J. Slusher
White Hall Farm
Fredericksburg
Frederick
Slusher
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dorsey Nicholson Sr. to Observe 65th Birthday
Dorsey Nicholson Sr. of stown will observe his 65th birthday tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Thomas L Cramersville announce a wedding anniversary on November 4.
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Dorsey Nicholson Sr. Stown
Tomorriw
Thomas L. Cramersville
Maryland Telephone Investments Expand Regional Network
The Maryland telephone system allocates funds for a new long distance switching center at Catonsville to serve Baltimore area, plus $78,000 for two wire and cable projects to meet anticipated southern section demand. Central office expansions in Still Pond and North Beach cost over $70,000, and $350,000 funds will add local and long distance switching equipment in the Washington adjacent Maryland region.
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Catonsville
Baltimore
Still Pond
North Beach
Sothern
Maryland
Fragmented OCR Memory Note From Red 2 M'éneva
The text appears as garbled OCR from a page segment with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Red 2 M'éneva, Rats the TF, Shain's, The Tee, Gk Wieser, Tate, Statris, and Mis Choy among unclear items and dates.
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Shain
Statris
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Obituaries and funeral details for Mrs Sadie Nicholeon Bartholow, Mr Harry R Kinnaman, Mrs Estelle Vernay Myers, and Mrs Grace Caroline Pittinger. Surviving relatives include children, grandchildren, and siblings with services set at Mount Oliva and Pipe Creek Cemeteries and Union Bridge area funeral homes.
Funeral services for Mrs Cora l Elsie Hoover
Funeral services for Mrs Cora l Elsie Hoover widow of Jesse J Hoover were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev Harry L Fehl Jr officiated assisted by the Ladies Auxili ary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles Frederick conducted graveside rites with act ing president Mrs Julia Blumenauer and acting chaplain Mrs Bessie Mercer in charge. Casket bearers included Lee Aaron Silas Delanter Harry Main Fee C Shook and Charles W Stup. Interment was Mount Olivet ieiers. Rebert val die 1enurg.
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Coral Elsie Hoover
Jesse Jacob Hoover
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry L. Fehl Jr
Order of Eagles
Frederick
Julia Blumenauer
Bessie Mercer
Lee
Aaron
Silas Delanter
Harry Main
Fee C. Shook
Charles W. Stup
Mount Olivet Ieiers
Rebert Val Die
Under Fire President Lanett During Civil War Crisis
Fragmentary text indicates President Abraham Lanett faced enemy pressure during the crisis. The snippet references direct enemy fire and political leadership, but details are unclear.
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Abraham Lanett
Thurmont Native Joins Social Security Office in Hagerstown
Paul M. Little Jr of Thurmont enters on duty as a claims representative at the Hagerstown district Social Security Office replacing Delpha Davis who moved to Lexington Kentucky. He is a Thurmont High School and Mt Saint Mary’s College graduate with a BS in English and Education.
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Paul M. Little IM
Paul M. Little Jr
Thurmont
Social Security Bureau
Hagerstown
Delpha Davis
Lexington
Little
Thurmont High School
Mt Saint Mary’s College
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Tourmont
Baltic
Siher Spring
Alesaniia
The
Hier
Luthern
T Vice Register
Road Improvement Projects Mapped for Frederick County
Frederick County plans list U S 15 from Pennsylvania line and U S 340 relocation with advertising in January 1962 and bid openings in February, March, and awarding by March 24. Other routes include Md 75 to New Market and Putnam to Thurmont By Pass with June awarding. Funding depends on state and federal support and maintenance costs are covered by same funds.
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Frederick County
U.S. 15
Pennsylvania Line
U. S
Catoctin
U. S. 15
Putnam Road
Thurmont
Hagerstown
SRC
Funk
Sandy Hook Bridge
Knoxville
Steiner's Hill
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges Noted
Hospital records show admissions for Warner Hos and T Daniel Ringe. Discharges include Charlie Eyler and Earl Winpsier with LaGere also noted among the list.
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Warner Hos
Warchime
Daniel Ringe
Charlie. Eyler
Earl Winpsier
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Lens-Post Files
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Dr. Slusher
Mere Eerly
TRSC
Aireere Woo
Coombs
Dau Nicholson Bartheter
Sadie Nicholeon Bartholow
Ball Forter Y
Th le James
Mary V Perre
White
Methodist Eburen
James EF. Nicholson
Forney A. Nicholson
Linthicum
William J. O'Bryan
Skrinne
Ben White
Buckeystown
Rovert White
Doubs
Bose Breckeniige
Rall
East Church Street
Inmermen
Mount Oliva
Etchison and Son
Harry R. Kinnaman
N.E
D. C
John W
Sarah Ellen Poole Kinnaman
Kinnaman
St. Paul’s Lutheran "Church
Zora Noel Kinnaman
Ray Kinnaman
Evelyn Eccord
Russell Noel
John 71. Kinnaman
Easton
J. P. Stouffer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Laura M. Kinnaman
Bittle
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Robert I. Myers
Estelle Vernay Myers
5. H. Hines Company
Fourteenth Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Elmer W. Pittinger
Grace Caroline Pittinger
Union Bridge
Union Memorial Hospital
Carroll County
Dennis A
Susan Miler Smith
Paul Reese
Randall Spoeriein
New Windsor
John W Smith
Taneytown
Dennis B. Smith
Westminster
Walter Lally
York
Gordie
Toby
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Tonle Deravaunee Seerari
Gertrude
Social Security
Paul M. Little
Fred
Nike
Eas
Capceni
Pany Wrens
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