The News Frederic Maryland November 4 1961 Page Four
The News of Frederick Maryland dated Saturday November 4 1961 lists subscription rates per copy mail and carrier with terms in advance and delivery charges. It notes association with Associated Press and Bureau of Circulations membership and states content republication rights for local and AP news.
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Wreck of Dr Grenfell yacht and local political rally in Frederick
Fifty years ago, Dr Wilfred T Grenfell reports his costly Princeton gift auxiliary yacht wrecked off Red Bay Labrador after storm that wrecked four fishing vessels. GOP candidates Goldsborough, Soper, Cunningham speak at City Opera House. county chairman introduces Edward Eichelberger. Frederick watch lost, ground broken for East Sixth Street dwelling, notable fish catches along Monocacy, Taft to visit for Maryland boards convention, train disturbance on Republican mass meeting coach, accident at B and O yard, and plans for Market and East Second street street light by Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
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Wilfred T. Grenfell
Boston
Red Bay Labrador
Princeton University
Hillips Lee Goldsborough
Mortis Soper
John M. Cunningham
City Opera House
George R. Dennis
Edward E. Eichelberger
Rederick Fredericks
New City
Robert Thomas
East Sixth Street
M. I. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Willie Schell
John Grumbine
President Taft
Frederick
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Thurmont
Howard Strine
Market
East Second Streets
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Deaths in Carroll County Area Reflect Long Illnesses
Obituaries recount W. Russell Armacost of Westminster longtime Whitting-Patterson salesman died after a long illness in Carroll County General Hospital. Amanda Burdette of Mount Airy dies at 87 after brief illness, with services at Mount Olivet Cemetery planned. Harry C. Green of Walkersville dies at 77 after short illness, with funeral at Walkersville church and Mt. Hope Cemetery burial. Mrs. Laura V. Harris of Braddock Heights, widow of James H. Rae, dies at a convalescent home. services and family survivors listed. Funeral directors MLA Etchison and Son noted. Sarah Stifer Burkinsville obituary fragment concludes the list.
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Russell Armacost
W. Russell Armacost
Carroll County
General Hospital
Whitting - Patterson Wholesale Paper House
Philadelphia
Westminster
A. Mabel Armacost
Chase Street
Wiliam L
Ida Webster Armacost
Dorn
Frederick County
Myers Funeral Home
Elwood
Falk
Eretine
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurmont
Amanda Burdette
Mount Airy
Robert E. Burdette
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Milton L
Susan R. Watkins Bencraft
Calvary Methodist Church
Cecilia Mullinix
Damascus
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
American Cancer Society
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harry C. Green
Walkersville
Zachariah
Amanda Ellen Brown Green
Mary Catherine VanFossen Green
Glade Valley Milling Co
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Clay Green
Emmitsburg
Norman Green
Edgar Kiser
Thurman Pearce
Curtis Handley
Silver Spring
B. E .Sullivan
New Market
C. Frank Grimes
Dessie Strine
Frederick
G. C. Barton
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
James H. Harris
Laura V. Harris
Braddock Heights
James H. Rae
Windo‘shea
Dorothea Dunkhorst Heinlein
W.S.C
Eric Lundgren
Dorothea H
Mount Olivet ceIne
Etchison and Son
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Georg von Bekesy
Dr Georg von Bekesy wins the Nobel Prize in Medicine for research on how the human ear distributes sound. His nearly 30 year old work advanced diagnosis and correction of impaired hearing and he continues as a Harvard fellow. The award emphasizes pure science over hardware and honors his broad contributions to understanding human perception.
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Georg von Bekesy
von Bekesy
Economist
Dr. von Bekesy
von Eckesy
Harvard
New Industry Growth Formula Aimed at Communities
Secretary Hodges warns communities to attract industry with strong schools recreation and housing. He notes $220 million a year is spent promoting industrial growth and urges towns to create appealing conditions before seeking plants. The message underscores human and business factors in site decisions.
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Luther H. Hodges
Letter To The Editor Advocates Halloween Fun For Children
A reader writes to support Halloween celebrations and laments restricting children’s pranks. The letter voices concern over depriving youths of lighthearted festivities and urges not to curb Trick or Treat traditions.
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Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
Navy announces another torpedoing in the North Atlantic the tanker Salinas with no loss of life. Women peace demonstrators shower eggs and tomatoes on Lord Halifax entering a Detroit meeting with Archbishop Mooney. Five Vichy French merchant ships captured by the British. Heavy frost last night. temperature fell to Victoria. Frederick High School freshman Victoria Crutchley wins popularity contest at the Frederick Food Show. show called best in years. Five thousand people attend the Halloween parade. Vandalism damages one light prop. Navy announces loss of a huge bomber in the Atlantic with 12 officers and enlisted men killed, third major disaster in two weeks.
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North Atlantic
United States
Salinas
Lord Halifax
Detroit
Archbishop Mooney
Victoreen
Ace Golfer Leads Among The Sick LS LS
A headline notes a golfer nicknamed Ace topping a list of players marked as sick in a World Sports update. Details remain sparse but the item highlights notable absenteeism and a standout performer amid illness. The piece conveys a period newspaper tone with concise sports economies.
The Bird of Paradise Plant Described in News Post Photo
A News-Post photo features The Bird of Paradise a strange plant with a boat shaped modified leaf around the bloom. The three sepals are yellow or orange there are three petals with two altered to form a blue tongue along its groove housing the reproductive ends. It is noted as related to the banana.
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News-Post
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital list fourteen new arrivals with parents from Frederick area and nearby towns. Notable entries include Lisa Ann Spencer fourth child for Mr and Mrs Jack Spencer and Douglas Kevin Moore first son for Mr and Mrs James D Moore. Additional families featured include Charles Edward Jr and Dorothy Jean Draper among others with multiple second children, sons and daughters born on varying days. The notices also mention previous names and residence details for several couples. Separate item covers the Rose Hill Garden Club meeting in Winchester Hall with guest speaker Mrs J D Duve focusing on fruit and vegetable table arrangements and design considerations.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jack Spencer
Airy
Lisa Ann
James D. Moore
Stewart Manor
Douglas Kevin
Moore
Carolyn C. Gault
Clarion
Charles E. Lapole
RFD
Jefferson
Charles Edward Jr
Earl E. Moberly
John Hanson Apts
Donald Lee
Frank B. Draper
West South Street
Toni ‘Renee
Elwood Huffer
East Sixth Street
Dorothy Jean
James E. Johnson
Adamstown
James Eis
Gaha
Delores Roerick
Lawrence Rown
Garden Club
Rose Hill
Bodine book captures Maryland through Bodine’s lens
A. Aubrey Bodine’s Face of Maryland, published by Viking Press, showcases 230 photographs across 144 pages highlighting Frederick and Western Maryland among other regions. The foreword by Harold A Williams praises Bodine’s painstaking, portable approach and darkroom skill, noting many images rely on a five by seven inch camera and minimal equipment.
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Adine
Frederick
Maryland
Washington
A. Aubrey Bodine
Viking Press, Inc
New York
Bodine and Associates, Inc
Baltimore
Enis Oan
Richard Q. Yardley
Baltimore Sun
Mr. Bodine
Barbara Fritchie
Stonewall Jackson
George Alfred Townsend
Crampton Gap
Gathland
Coffman
Mecca
New Market
Burkittsville
Lily Pons
Frederick Meadows
Maryland School For the Deaf
Taney
White's Ferry
Williams
Harold A. Williams
The
Sunday Sun
Aubrey Bodine
Bodine
Mathew Brady
Chesapeake Bay
Tidewater
Personal notice from Samet SF Laurence Ti bet street
Fragmentary personal notice mentions individuals and a street address in Windemere, with unclear context. The readable bits indicate a private message or listing among named persons, lacking complete details for a fuller summary.
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Laurence Tibet
Umore
Perry
Wills and executors listed for numerous estates
A 1960 will for Virginia Abrecht sets trust for grandchildren with administrator Russell J. Rinehart Jr. Other wills dated 1958 to 1963 name heirs and executors including Bessie B. Sager Donald T. Anderson Evalene F. Palmer Pearlie May Hooper Marguerite May R. Bond Baker and others. Each document notes witnesses and dates of execution for the estates of Thomas S. Anderson George M. Palmer Emory Ecker Emma Edith Baker Goldie Brandenburg George Franklin Federline Gordon DeWitt Beam.
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Je. Russell J. Rinehart Jr
C.t.a
Virginia Abrecht
Mary Patricia Lingg
Edward D. Storm
Bessie B. Sager
Thomas S. Anderson
Farm Bureau
Dorothy R. Long
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Donald T. Anderson
George M. Palmer
Howard A. Albaugh
F. Ross Myers
R. Monroe Feaga
Evalene F. Palmer
Emory Ecker
Alton ¥. Bennett
Louise M. Zimmerman
Pearlie May Hooper
Marguerite Elsie May
Emma Edith Baker
William M. Storm
Hettye A. Hahn
R. Bond Baker
William E. Baker
Goldie M. Brandenburg
Raymond C. Glovd
Virginia F. Glovd
Eunice Beam
Gambit drives seven diamonds in grand slam bid
In a summer knockout match, Charles Gabriel opens two clubs as force. West boldly bids five diamonds to rattle the table. Gabriel then bids seven, aiming to avoid a diamond lead, and West doubles. Fisher responds positively, and dummy reveals spades while diamonds slip away.
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Charles Gabriel
John Fisher
West
Gabriel
East
Cash Bequests Left Local Organizations
Local figures detail cash bequests to community groups and charities in a continuation of Pare One. The article lists amounts from wills and trusts benefiting municipal clubs and organizations, reflecting a pattern of planned gifts shaping local civic life.
Funeral Services for George E Hoffman Held Sunday
Funeral services for George E Hoffman who died Thursday were held Sunday at 3 p m at Creager staun Johns Lutheran Church with Rev Charles A Pollard and Rev Gordon K Zirkle officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery at ML Creager funeral home Thurmont.
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George E. Hoffman
Creager Staun
John's Lutheran Church
Charles A. Pollard
Gordon K. Zirkle
Eart
ML. Creager
Thurmont
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