Veterans Day Observances Highlight Nation's War Vets
Veterans Day feature notes two of every five American males over 2? are veterans. It lists 23 million veterans, including 3 million from World War I and 4,000 from the Spanish‑American War, with ages 64, 39, and 27 for the groups. It discusses leadership shifts to World War II and Korean War veterans and contemplates potential nuclear conflict, urging steady peace efforts. The piece includes author Robert D. Quen and Snow Ball autograph committee details for fundraising and signs placement.
Weather and currency trade in late Spanish rule New Mexico
The last period of Span ish rule in New Mexico through 1822 saw four currencies legal. Merchants profited by buying with cheaper pesos and selling for the more expensive pesos.
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New Mexico
Obituary notices for Ainsworth Lind Shupe and others
Deaths of J A Ainsworth aged 58 dominated by a stroke at the General Hospital and multiple survivors listed. Also services for Leslie E Lind of York and Imogene Saupe of Urbana noted with surviving family, locations, and funeral arrangements. Details include birthplaces Carroll County and Union Bridge, and shipments to Marion VA for interment.
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Charles F. Shupe
Imogene Saupe
Perry Road
Urbana
Fred*etick Memorial Hospital
Dessie Burke Garland
Clay Garland
Charles F. Shupe Jr
Robert J
Bessie Louise
Linda
Voters tighten purse strings on public bond issues
Not open handed bond votes fared poorly in the recent election as more than 2.2 billion dollars in bonds were proposed by cities states and schools but only about 1.5 billion were approved. California led with large approvals while Illinois and Oregon rejected major bonds reflecting voter caution on spending.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois
Oregon
Letters To The Editor Defends Local Salespeople Honor
A Frederick reader counters a Lions Club speaker’s remarks, praising local sales staff as courteous in all purchases from thread to high priced items. The letter, datelined Frederick, questions criticisms of the town’s business ethics and notes community pride despite other potential issues.
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Wisehaupt
Lions Club
Feldu
Frederick
Shirlee W. Schuettinger
Freight warehouse contract awarded to Cannon in Frederick
IR WILLIAM CANNON of Yellow Springs secured the contract to build a large frame freight warehouse for the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway on its Jet on East Fourth street. NEAR Adamstown Walter Coller fell from a wagon pole, breaking his shoulder in two places. Schroeder's Bowling team beat G Garber at the YMCA alleys by three games. JR Harling Sponseller on South Market street suffers a black eye from a football play. October saw 61 patients treated at Frederick City Hospital, the highest monthly total in its history.
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William Cannon
Yellow Springs
Washington
G. Garber
Y.M.C.A
Schroeder
JR. Harling
Unofficial Returns Show Republicans Win County Posts
Complete unofficial returns indicate Republicans gain 2353 registrations and retain the clerk’s office with candidates N. Guy Anders Patrick M Schrauffer and Roy L Leatherman. Democrats hold county commissioners, elect James H Falk treasurer and state senators John B Funk in tight races. Raccoon season strong with 150 hunters. soccer champs Sansbury? Strikes missing. Funeral notices cover Bartholow Huffer Peer Little and relatives with standard rites across multiple towns.
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Clere’s
N. Guy Anders
Patrick XM. Schrauffer
Roy L. Leatherman
James H. Falk
John B. Funk
J. Paul Delphey
Hunter
Srunswick High School
Emmitsburg High
Cadet Field
Hood Looks Ahead kick off meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College launches its three year Hood Looks Ahead drive with a large turnout. William M. Storm opened the session, introducing Edwin R. Price and G. Hunter Bowers as vice chairs and noting strong attendance. R. Paul Smith outlined academic strengthening as the program’s focus, while Dr. Andrew G. Truxal detailed endowment and faculty pay emphasis. Price highlighted donor tax advantages and securities gifts. Attendees included a long list of committee members. The first report meeting is set for November 17 at the Fuss home in Harmey.
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Hood College
Francis Scott: Key Hotel
Wiliam M. Storm
Frederiick
Price
Charles F. Bowers
Raymond C. Brehaut
J. Walker Carty
A. B. Collmus
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Alden E. Fisher
J. Roger Fisher
J. Harold Hoover
F. Ross Mivers
Parsons Newsman
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Joseph F. Ruioderick
Donald B.rice
Clyde M. Roney
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births from area families. Second son for Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Thurmont, Nancy Jayne born Friday. Sixth child for Mr and Mrs Roland Renner of Ladiesburg, Jesus Arthur born Saturday. Twins for Mr and Mrs Chester Elder of Route 2 Airy, Davea and Steven Glen. Also listed are births to Mr and Mrs Rowe of Thurmont and others, plus a note on a Mars spectra balloon study planned at 100000 feet.
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Rennes
Gumm
Thurmont
Seghn Richard
Saturcey
Carriemae Rhodes
Thurmoent
Walter Brown
Airy
Nancy Jayne
Brown
Mary Pruitt
Ohio
Roland Renner
Ladiesburg
Jesus Arthur
Renner
Pearl Brown
Thirmont
Brittain Named Christmas Seal Sale Chairman
Warner L. Brittain, Frederick County businessman and civic leader, is appointed chairman of the 1958 Christmas Seal Sale by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. He will oversee seal sales by mail to fund TB research, X ray, tuberculin testing in schools, patient care, and rehab programs.
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Warner L. Brittain
Frederick County Products, Ie
Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker
Brittain
The
Tuberculosis Association
Healthyick
Teachers’ Association
Maar Charity
Able Projects
Fredmanship
Baker
Theerick County National Bank
Ctizens
Y.M.C.A
Rotary Club
West Frederland
Pythian Sisters Meet in Mountain City Temple
The Mountain City Temple No. 1f of the Pythian Sisters held its regular weekly meeting Monday. The 42nd annual favored dish supper will be rela next week with Mrs Vera Buzzard of Oakland to make her official visit.
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Mountain City
Grandef
Vera Buzzard
Oakland
G O P Holds Most Carroll Co Offices In Election
In Carroll County results Republicans kept most county offices and the county commission but lost delegation seats in the House of Delegates and failed to win a State Senator. Notable upsets included veteran Republican Delegate C Ray Barnes losing his seat and Joseph H Hahn retaining a House seat. Democrats gained several county posts and a few state-level offices in a tight unofficial count across districts including Mt Airy.
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Court House
House of Delegates
Carroll County
C. Ray Barnes
Winfield
Joseph H. Hahn
Preston L. Hale
Wilbur W. Magin
Thomas R. O'Farrell
Sherman E. Flanagan
Edward O. Weant Jr
Westminster
Edmund L. Carr
Charles W. Saylor
Francis J.crawford
George Bucher John
New Windsor
Harold C. Frankforter
Paul C. Bonsack
Donald C. Sponseller
Charles C. Conyaway
J. Wesley Mathias
Register of Wills
Mt. Airy
Beall
D'Alesandro
Devereux
Tawes
Derry
Goldstein
Wallace
Sybert
Congress
Symington
Saylor
Brown
Crawford
Farley
Bansack
Conaway
Martin
Frankforter
John
Mathias
Leister
Orphans Court
Hush
Pool
Manahan
Miller
Rickle
Wagner
Community Chorus Holds First Rehearsal at Hood College
About 100 people attended the first rehearsal of the new Community Chorus at Hood College led by Director Joseph Victor Laderoute. Frederick and Hagerstown singers joined Hood College President Dr. Andrew G. Truxal spoke on culture’s role, and the group aims for 202 singers, with rehearsals each Wednesday in Brodbeck Hall.
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Hood College
Joseph Victor Laderaute
Frederick
Vicinity
Hagerstown
Laderoute
Laderouse
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Robert Russell
Presiey
Belen Shafer
Secturer
Les Than
Eleanor Zichell
Brodbeck Hall
S. Aurone
Hospital Admissions And Surgeries In Frederick Area
Several residents from Frederick and nearby towns are listed for hospital stays and procedures. Notable entries include Mrs. Robert Null in Wilmer Johns Hopkins eye surgery on November 3, Mrs. Glenn Brandenburg improving after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Mr. Horace Stitely admitted as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial. Also listed are Mrs. Rippeon recovering from a tractor trailer collision, and multiple pediatric and general surgeries at Frederick Memorial Hospital including tonsil removals for Johnony Purdum and Ronald Butler.
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Robert Null
RFD
Frederick
Wil ‘Mer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Glenn Brandenburg
Jeffer ‘Son Street
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Austin Myers
Frederick Memorial Hosea
Horace Stitely
Western Maryland Railway
Mt. Pleasant
Lester Rispeon
Winchester Street
University Hospital
Rippeon
Kenneth Luhe
Robert Shafer
Route 6
Charles Morrison
Trail Avenue
Russell Bohn
Kevmar
Frederick Met
George W.keefer
East Third Street
Alice Cramer
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick High School
Johnony Purdum
L. Eugene Purdum
Airy
Ronald Butler
Gene Butler
Route 4
Purse With $600 Taken At Court Street Incident
Miss Mary Tromas of 16 West Third street reported a purse theft at about 7 20 p m as she returned home. A masked man described as a Negro fled down Court street. Detectives Dietz Carty and Officer Evans with Frederick Police Department investigate. Miss Tromas is a retired teacher who works behind Williamson's cigarette counter.
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Court
Weis
Mary Tromas
West Third Street
Court Street
A. Norman Dietz
Ellis G. Carty
Claude Evans
Frederick
Thomas
Williamson’s
Local society notes and births in Garrison area
Mr and Mrs Harry Best and Mrs Arthur F Hightman of Brunswick and others in Garrison are listed with relations. Augusta Georgia announces the birth of a daughter to Robert G Yinger, La Jane, last Saturday weighing pounds ounces. Finger, former Barbara Thomas, 65 East Church Street, is stationed at Fort Gordon. Dorsey family notices and Patrick M. Shea spend time at home. A class meeting of the First Baptist Church TLEL class held Halloween party with prizes to Mrs A B Collins Mrs Stockman and Mrs Levetta Thomas. Prizes awarded for costumes and a Halloween story read by Mrs Mahle Stultz. Continuous business reports and Mizpah benediction closing.
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Leslie E. Lind
York
Orpha Mae Lind
York Hospital
Ladiesburg
Hwo Son
Leslie W. Lind
Woodsboro
H. J. Lind
RFD
Lamdin Blaine
Hyattsville
Charles W. Hart
Harry Best
East Church Street
Mirs
Arhur F. Hightman
Brunswick
Ware
William B. Curry
Barbara Elizabeth
Wanda Lee
Hult
Garrison
Curry
la Jane
Pot
Inger
Charles G. Yinger
Fort Gorden
Finger
Barbera‘ Thomas
Daniel J. Thomas
Harmony
Grove
J. Claude Dorsey
East
Ismiga Patrick M
U.S. Naval Academy
Tle.l
Lapist
A. B. Collinus
Stockman
Levetta Thomas
Hallowe'en
Mahle Stultz
Dar
Iva Kautz
Jesus
J. C. Rettelis
Kelletts
Frederick Girl Scout Conference draws 1500 leaders
Attending the eighth regional Girl Scout Conference in Washington are more than 1,500 registered adults and Senior Scouts from Maryland Virginia Delaware Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. The three day program features A Day in the Common with twenty three work groups exploring community resources to enrich the Girl Scout program. Key speakers include Bertha Adkins under secretary HEW and Dorothy Stratton national executive director of the Girl Scouts.
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Frederick County
Girl Scout Council
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Delaare
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Bertha Adkins
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Lawton
Girl Scouts of the
Mark McCloskey
New York State Youth Commission
Dorothy Stratton
Girl Scouts
John Morgan
Henry Eigelsbach
Dorothy Good
Meredith Hoover
C. Lease Bussard
Louis Brosius
Edward D. Storm
Robert Wilson
Joseph Vona
Local Engagements and Weddings Reported
Brunswick senior Nancy Sue Harrison plans an engagement to Charles W. Popkins Sr. of Harpers Ferry with no wedding date set. Beverly Winpigler and Luther Stang wed at Union Chapel Church in Walkersville with a reception and gifts. James W. Steckman, Frederick Police Department member, to wed Janet J. Fogie. Lt John C. Lindsey of the 322nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Carson AFB awarded Air Defense Command Expert rating for aerial radar testing and hits. Lindsey is from Lovettsville VA.
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Reuben W. Herison Sr
Brunswick
Nancy Sue
Charles W. Popkins Sr
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Harrison
Brunswick High School
Popkins
U. S. i Navy
Frederick Hich School
Virginia
Stockman—Fogle
James W. Steckman
Frederick
Janet J. Fogie
Dale E. Burmazion
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John C. Lindsex
Carson Air Force Base
Air Defense Com
Callen Gray
Geiger Afb
Lindsey
W. F. Lingdses
Lovettsville
Air Force
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Sir Vanus Henshaw
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Son
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Hood Special Gifts Group
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Harmey
C. O. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
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United Church of Danishy Icemeter
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Delmont Koons
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Remit Reid
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Norking
Mary Alice Stoner
Louis Moner
West Main Street
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We Church
Alien Stoner
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John Stoner
Louis Stoner Jr
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Davea Re
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Elcer
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Acamsioun
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Earth
G. Hantér Bowers
Edwin R. Price
W.L. Brittain
G.O.P
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Clyde
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