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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1960

Page

4

Eshleman Leads Maryland Bank Conference in Baltimore

Charles W. Hoff announces statewide bank management operations session in Baltimore on November 16 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Elmer I. Eshleman to lead the morning program with speakers Dr. Raymond Rodgers John A. Luetkemeyer E Riggs Jones Jr John W. Thorn and W F Delafield from major banks and the Federal Reserve.

Charles W. Hoff Maryland Bankers Association Union Trust Company of Maryland Baltimore Lord Baltimore Elmer I. Eshleman state bank‘@rs association Bir Eshleman Western Maryland Trust Company Frederick Raymond Rodgers Graduate School of Business Administration New York University New York City John A. Luetkemeyer Equitable Trust Company E. Riggs Jones Jr Federal Reserve Bank John W. Thorn W. F. Delafield First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Company Philadelphia

1906 Frederick News Preview Ad Rates

Freighted rates and subscription details appear on this page of The News, including mail and carrier prices, with local Frederick, Maryland delivery options and terms for daily and weekly editions. The issue date is noted as Thursday November 3, 1906.

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Virus Linked to Ten Human Cancers Opens New Research Avenues

Sloan Kettering Institute researchers report a virus detected by electron microscopy in ten cancers. It differs from known tumor viruses, and its role in human cancer is not yet proven. If causal, it could lead to a broad vaccine and antiviral therapies, marking a milestone in cancer control.

Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research Helene W. Toolan National Academy of Sciences

St Johns Bread Introduced By Schmidt Baking Co

St Johns Bread tracing its history to the middle ages is rolled out in the Frederick area this weekend by Schmidt Baking Co. The loaf, Johnny Bread, stems from Benedictine monks in Bavaria and is franchised to commercial bakers. Also notes Midway Grange officer installation and other briefs.

St. John’s Schmidt Baking Co America Bavaria St. John’s Abbey Collegeville Minn Frederick

Service Station Winner Honored at Baltimore Ceremony

Maryland oil officials praised 12 gas stations in the 1960 Service Station of the Year Contest at a Sears Community House ceremony in Baltimore. Winners included Sid's Crown Service Station operated by Sidney Hahn on West South Street.

Maryland Sears Community House Harford Road North Avenue Baltimore Crown Sidney Hahn West South Street

Boxing card ends early in 1910 Frederick bout

Frederick Athletic Club hosted a ten round boxing night at Junior Hall led by Shep Farren versus Jack O'Brien. O'Brien stopped Farren in the second round. Local events include Topsy the water spaniel killed by a train, and several civic improvements on Patrick Street and East Second Street.

Frederick Athletic Club Junior Hall Shep Farren Jack O’brien Baltimore O'Brien Topsy Leonard Layman North Market Street Pike Crossing Northern Central Railroad Clarke YMCA Frederick Holy Name Society Washington W.J. Brown Veterinary Hospital West Patrick Street John Mebbing Charles Kreh Henri L. G. Kieffer East Second Street LeRoy Hoke William P. Morsell Holstein- Friesian Assn

Greeks Hold Off Italians In Hand-To-Hand Combat

In the hills the Greek forces repelled Italian attackers using grenades and bayonets. Maryland's first draft quota was fixed at 157 with no local Frederick county allotment yet. Roosevelt's special train passed Brunswick en route from Cleveland to Washington. About 60 men worked at Detrick Field preparing for the 104th Maryland Observation Squadron. Frederick City Ministers Association planned a religious census using Baker Park offerings. Mr and Mrs Fred Henning returned to their farm north of Thurmont to find their two story home and antique furnishings valued over 2000 dollars. Pete Price and Mrs Bea Trice Brown died in a house fire on Middle Alley. Four loads of toys were collected by the American Legion for Christmas. A pastor's social was held at Buckeystown Methodist Church with Rev C E Dryden and WSCS members present. Anna Eckenrode fractured her right leg after stepping on wet leaves. Four cars were stolen in the area over the weekend, J Welty Fahrney's car still missing. The annual food show will open at the armory November 18.

Maryland Frederick County Roosevelt Brunswick B. and O Cleveland Washington Detrick Field 104Th Maryland Observation Squadron Frederick CiTy Baker Park Services Thurmont Fred Henning Chis Ten Pete Price Beatrice Brown Middle Alley American Legion Buckeystown C. E. Dryden WSCS Anna Eckenrode B. J. Eckenrode Emmitsburg J. Welty Fahrney Armory

Local March of Dimes Drives Begin With Planning Meeting

The National Foundation launches its 1961 campaign to combat polio birth defects and arthritis with a meeting in Winchester Hall. C Richard Stup leads the organizers while officials name division and area chairs and outline funding allocations and local targets.

National Foundation Hiram Winchester Winchester Hall C. Richard Stup Siup Stup Helen Hayes Sip March of Dimes W. Jerome Offurt Chai Irman Texal W. Meredith Young George B. Stupp Edward Schantz Sandra Carter Jane Smith Donald Gaver Bowyer B. Fout Lee A. Sanders March For Dimes Frederick Paul Hughes Maryland Offutt J. Rolfe Casilenan

Heritage and Horizons in Home Missions Meet

The Women’s Society of World Service at Walkersville Evangelical United Brethren Church held the first of three programs on the interdenominational theme Heritage and Horizons in Home Missions. Speakers covered Otterbein’s role in founding the United Brethren and described Home Mission work in Ybor City Florida with Reverends Plutarco and Ethel Roa. Twenty four members and four visitors attended, planning a Medical Kit and twelve hospital gowns for World Community Day.

Women’s Society of World Service Walkersville Evangelical United Brethren Church United Brethren United Brethren Church Philip William Otterbein Evangelial Adam Mercer Ruth Ports Roger Layman Nannie Reddick Clyde Fogle Paul Snyder James Ramsburg Charles Soper Irvin Zimmerman Snyder

Woodrow Weddle Suffering Heart Attack at Bowling Alley

West Fourth street resident Woodrow Weddle suffered a heart attack at the Health Center Bowling Alley on North Market street around 10 p.m. He is improving and listed in good condition at Iederick Memorial Hospital.

Woodrow Weddle West Fourth Street Health Center North Market Street Punaway Iederick Memorial Hospital

Golden wedding anniversary celebration in Lovettsville

Reverend H S Churchy united the couple in a double ring ceremony. Family members from Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Kansas and Virginia attended the celebration at Lovettsville Game Club building on October 15 with 350 guests. A five tier cake and gold white décor highlighted the event honoring the couple and their nine children.

H. S. Churchy Lovetsville Game Club Baltimore Hyson Palmer Evelyn Ayres Mildred Dawson Maxine Hamilton Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Kansas Virginia

Community Notes From Walkersville and Frederick Area

Walkersville correspondent reports on church projects at Grace United Church of Christ a commemorative memory board for Grayson and Mae Barrier. Local youth events include a November 9 school supper and a Glade Women's social with turkey and oyster supper planned. Members discuss church activities a Bible Class panel on Hood College summer conference and officers elected for the Zwingli Leader's Bible Class.

Hilda Devilbiss Walkersville James F. Reading George Er Gary Pri:aman Oan Grace United Church of Chri Grayson Barrier Mae C. Barrier Anna Frederick Major le Roan Shar Doug Stautfer Charles Hoke William Smith Portsmouth Robert Nicodemus Sr Clayton Zimmerman Kent Nicodemus Sr Snow Bird Lodge The Smoky Mountains United Church of Christ Harvey Cramer Parkway Frederick Hood College Frank A. Rosenberger John Morgan Arthur Jones Woodsboro James Wisner Joyce W Ner John Whitmore Charles Himes Mary Grimes Beattie Stauffer Hallowe’en Hallowe'en

Engagement announced for Mariane Shears and George Brown Jr

Mr and Mrs Mark Dean Shears of Pikesville announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mariane Shears to George Robert Brown Jr of Mt Airy. Shears is a Milford Mall High School and Western Maryland College graduate now at the University of Boston. Brown is an Mt Airy High School graduate. No wedding date set.

Mark Dean Shears Pikesville Mariane Shears George Robert Brown Jr Mt. Airy Miss Shears Milford Mall High School Western Maryland College University of Boston Brown Mt. Airy High School

Community Notices From Local Health and Officials

Among the sick Rev Joseph Schmitt of 405 Biggs Avenue was admitted to the Roosevelt Building at the Vindo Bona Convalescent and Rest Home Tuesday evening. Frederick County Engineer C Wilson Runkles who underwent surgery at Frederick Caremontal Hospital was listed ree tory conditioned.

Joseph Schmitt Biggs Avenue Roosevelt Vindobona Convalescent and Frederick County C. Wilson Runkles Frederick Caremontal Hospital

Nixon Kennedy neck and neck in New York tour crowds

Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F Kennedy draw about equal crowds in New York City and suburbs with Nixon edging Kennedy in total turnout. Crowds clustered around Wall Street Herald Square and the garment district as both candidates spoke to large audiences.

Relan Morin New York Richard M. Nixon New York City Sen John F. Kennedy Kennedy Nixon Jhhe Aurora San Diego Mount Clemens Eisenhower Henry Cabot Lodge

Woodsboro Homemaker Club Shows Salad Film

The Woodsboro Homemaker's Club October meeting at Miss Edith Flanagan's home featured a film strip titled The Song Of The Salad shown by special guest Adele Miller with co hostesses Mrs John Giachill and Mrs Roger Hildebrand. Officers announced include Miss Flanagan president and LeRoy Hildebrand secretary among others. Members were asked to prepare at least 25 Christmas cards with recipes for the Winchester Hall Open House set for November 30 December 1 and 2. Next meeting is November 8 at Mrs Elmer Highouse's home with co hostesses Mrs Elmer Measell and Mrs Edgar Heflin.

Woodsboro Club Woodsboro Homemaker’s Club Edith Flanagan John Giachill Roger Hildebrand Adele Miller Miss Flanagan J. William Schwarber LeRoy Hildebrand Ira Houck Miriam Bowers Carroll Wickless Winchester Hall Elmer Highouse Elmer Measell Edgar Heflin

Funeral rites held for Dee William Schaeffer Urbana

Funeral services for Dee William Schaeffer of Urbana were held at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. Roby H. Eastridge and Rev. Joan W. Kuschel presiding. Pallbearers listed include Mehri E. Giesler Jr and Fulton D. Sears. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison and Son directed. James C. Smith Jr. pledges Phi Kappa Psi at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia.

Dee William Schaeffer Urbana Frederick Morial Hospital East Church Roby H. Eastridge Urbana Methodist Church Joan W. Kuschel Mehri E. Giesler Jr Cecil A. Webb Norman G. Burdette Carlyle M. Sole Lexington James C. Smith Jr Frederick Washington and Lee University Phi Kappa Psi Frederick High School Smith J. C. Smith Sunny Meade, Frederick

Raritans Plan Seventh Maryland District Convention

The Maryland District of Ruritan National completes plans for the Seventh Maryland District Convention in Martinsburg West Virginia on Saturday November 5 with 10 am registration. National President Ful ton Stokes of White Oak NC will give the banquet address. numerous national officers attend.

Maryland Ruritan National Pennsylvania Panhandle West Virginia Martinsburg W. Va National Rusitan Fulton Stokes White Oak N. C T. V. Downing Franktown Robert F. Smith Limestone Tenn Rome F. Schusz Ke i Wiliam Wells Reedy Arthur G. Steiner Remi Ya Officers’ Training School Paul I. Roh Pinesburg Keister Adams Annnapolis William Wai Honaker Tomahawk Richard Pr George Tabb Leetown H. L. Fowser Pimnesburg Ror Davis Tuscarora Charles E. Skorh Point of Rocks Roger Rohrer Rohrersville Harold Cushwa Wayland Honaker Tuscarora Presbyterian Church Nellville Garland Guyton Burkittsville Reme F Schyagel Keedysville

Deaths in Memorial Notices From City Hospital

Two obituary notices detail the deaths of Leonora Cecelia Miller at Springfield State Hospital aged 60 and Daisy Virginia Potts of Catonsville born 1864. Miller, daughter of Louis and Lydia Storm Miller, survived by nieces and nephews, with services at 106 East Church Street and interment Mount Olivet. Potts, a spinster, survived by sister Alarvetta Holtman and nephew Charles H. Potts, with burial at Fairview cemetery Bolivar and Catonsville Catholic services at 10 a.m.

Leonora C. Miller Leonora Cecelia Miller East Church Street Record Street Springfiel State Hospital Louis Lydia Ann Storm Mller Evangelical Lutheran Church Mount Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son Daisy Potts Daisy Virginia Potts A. Cateassille Harpers Ferry W. Va Charles Mary Cogie Potts Miss Potts Alarvetta Holtman Catonsville Charles H. Potts Bolivar Harper's Ferry

Ocean capacity debate surfaces at federal state meetings

A Maryland health official and a Johns Hopkins oceanography professor expressed cautious views on ocean capacity and data limits during a San Francisco joint session of public health and sanitary engineer groups. They warned against overestimating sea capacity while stressing need for precise estimates.

Walter Baltimore American Public Health Association Munmipal Pub Health Engineers State San Francisco

News Tips Offered for November Prizes

The Fic te XNews-Post offers tips on local news with monetary awards for November. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to noon and 4 pm to midnight with first caller on each story qualifying. Prizes range from 1 to 4 dollars for top five tips. editors will select winners and publish list.

CISH Fic Te Xnews-Post News and Post Monument

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