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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1958

Page

2

Wiring Equipment Display By PE Co

A Kiwanis luncheon outlines an Armistice Day program for wiring equipment display by Potomac Edison Co and local manufacturers. The first annual show highlights service entrance panels remote controlled wiring and lighting control equipment from various firms to aid local contractors and architects.

Watts Rhe Potomac Edison Company Kiwanis Department East Patrick Frascis Street Scou Key Hotel Potomac Edison Co Wirit

Local News Highlights From The News Frederick

Page four of The News Frederick for Wednesday November 12 1958 notes advertising offerings from Great Southern Manufacturing Co including items priced at 8 and 250 plus six month and one year terms. The page is a faded early issue with postal designation and date.

Frederick Marxland Great Southern New Mfg CO MG Morte Court St Fredenck Weec Pas Carrer Betere NOY

The Long-Nosed Camel of Federal Grants in History

An analysis tracing the rise of federal grants to states from land grants for colleges to a modern vast aid system. It notes the Smith Lever Act of 1914, growing grant totals from 1925 to 1959, and the shift to a large peacetime budget with billions in grants. It uses the camel metaphor to explain the expanding federal role and budgetary impact.

Tax Foundation, Inc Washington

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns

A 40 foot brick addition to the Montevue building will enlarge the Board of Charities and Corrections facility for colored inmates, with a nearby brick pest house planned. A City Opera House audience enjoyed A Trip To The Moon, benefiting the Empty Stocking Association, repeated tonight. Frederick County Medical Society elected officers T C Boutson president H S Hedges and C F Goodell vice presidents F C Smith secretary W A Long treasurer. John N Pistol of Washington broke his wrist attempting to crank his car at Church and Market. Mary Moberly, daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Moberly, was bitten on the palm by a dog in front of Dr Ira J McCurdy’s office.

Board OF Charities and Corrections Montevue City Opera House Frederick County Medical Society T. C. Boutson Buckeystown H. S. Hedges Brunswick Charles F. Goodell Frederick Franklin Smith Wilson A. Long John N. Pistel Washington Mary Moberly George R. Moberly Ira J. McCurdy

Prizes Pile Up For Eastern National Livestock Show

Livestock exhibitors from 20 states and Canada will vie for 5200,000 in prizes at Timon ium Maryland with 1300 head of cattle sheep and hogs entered Judging begins next Monday Grand champion steer to be crowned Nov 18 Intercollegiate and interstate judging contests on opening day Aberdeen Angus queen crowned from seven entrants Maryland and other Eastern states plus entries from Texas Mississippi Georgia South Carolina Missouri and Iowa compete Nearly 400 breeding cattle entered Two decades ago notes and local fair items follow including Sykesville fair booths and Armistice Day parade coverage and local election canvass results with a junior Chamber of Commerce plan and a pie eating contest at the Food Show

Timonium, Md Canada Timonium State Fairgrounds Baltimore Maryland Texas Mississippi Georgia South Carolina Missouri Memorial Grounds State Armory James H. Falk C. Frederick Knock Estee N_B_ Zentz Thurmont Insuranceman Republican House of Delegates Chamber of Commerce Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel Retail Food Distributors Association

Local veterans groups boosted through service and outreach

Washington and Lee Chapter No 5 DAV and Amvets leaders describe activities aiding Martinsburg hospital, crippled children, and community services. Veterans groups fund trips, wheelchairs, and hospital beds while Emmitsburg and Webb posts operate ambulances and clubs. Local Legion notes reflect WWI poetry and continued stewardship by Carlton Molesworth and John Cheatham. Gilbert Lowenthal joins as member. Dr. Howard Ash presides. The Weather County Man Sentenced tempers precipitation for 24 hours ending as a

Newton D. Laker Hospital Martinsburg Washington and Lee Jim Rice Veterans’ Hospital Rice DAV Congress State Department Forget- MeNots Amvets Rocco J_ Los Calza Frederick Los Calzo IM7 Veterans of Foreign E. Linwood Myers John R. Webb Frederick i County H. Q. Miller American Legion Flanders Fields Carlton Molesworth John Cheatham Gilbert Lowenthal Parsons Newman Howard Ash

Funeral services for Arthur C Bradley at local church

Funeral services for Arthur Cyrus Bradley of 316 Park Avenue were held Tuesday at 2 PM at the funeral home on East Church Street. Rev. Mowen and Rev. Hite presided, with large attendance and floral emblems. Pallbearers listed. interment in Reformed Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son directed.

Arthur Cyrus Bradley Park Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital East Church Street William D. Mowen Church of the Nazarene Gordon C. Hite St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul Biddinger Roger Rothenhoefer Bowyer B. Fout Ralph Layton Atlee Gouker Ray Davis Reformed Cemetery Church Hill M. R. Etchison and Son Warsaw Wdyslaw Miss Anna Gomulka Poland V. Gillelan Tuesichief Elias Luth

Obituaries for Ada DeVries and Lydia Kelly

Obituaries list Ada DeVries of Baltimore daughter and granddaughter, with funeral held in Baltimore and interment at Druid Hill. Lydia Annie Kelly of Emmitsburg dies at Gettysburg Hospital aged 72, with husband John S. Kelly dead earlier. services at St. Joseph's Church and Allison funeral home arrangements in Emmitsburg.

Ada DeVries Benjamin F. Devries Baltimore DeVries Abner C Lydia Sneadner Devilbiss Libertytown Arthur J. Davies Jack Searles Pittsburgh Lydia Annie Kelly DePaul Street Emmitsburg Manchester Elizabeth Pfiifer Albert Hamerick Altoona Allison Funeral Home Lrass St. Joseph’s Church James Twomey St. Joseph’s Cemetery Allison Mnéral

Obituary notices span several local residents in Frederick area

A compilation of death notices and funeral details from Frederick and nearby areas. Miss Jennie Ramsburg of Utica and Miss Gertrude May Stone of Dill Avenue, along with other locals such as Charles D. Hiller and Anna Gomulka, are listed with service times and burial plans. Excerpts mention convalescent homes, memorial hospitals, and local churches.

MARGARETTA BRUCKER STALLS COAL TALKS NEAR PEORIA

Mrs Mari Garetta Brucker about 70 of Lewis Stalls talks in New York with John L about a new soft coal wage agreement. She authored juvenile books and ran a restaurant at Har bor Springs Michigan during resort season for more than 38 years. The industry demands handling nonunion mined coal.

Margaretta Brucker Lewis Peoria I. (Ap Mari NEW York John L. Garetta Brucker Shelby Ohio Bby Har Bor Springs Mich Loday

Funeral held for Charles R. Anders in Woodsboro

The funeral for Charles R. Anders who died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital was held Tuesday at 2 PM from 1201 North Market Street. Rev. Charles F. Truck Jr. officiated. Floral offerings were numerous and handsome. Casket bearers were Lloyd Grabill Glenn Rhoderick Phil Amorello Harry Finneybock Raymond Mills and Edward H. Pierce. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery. Woodsboro funeral directors were R. E. Dailey and Son.

Charles R. Anders Frederick Memorial Hospital North Market Street Charles F. Truck Jr Evangelical Lutheran Church Lloyd Grabill Glenn Rhoderick Phil Amorello Harry Finneybock Raymond Mills Edward H. Pierce Mt. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro R. E. Dailey and Son

Frederick area personals note couple celebrate anniversary

Mr and Mrs Bernard Stier of RFD 6 Frederick observe their 13th wedding anniversary Friday Mrs Lulu Shepley of the city travels to visit her son Bruce E Shepley a heart patient at the Oakland Veterans Hospital at Pittsburgh Pa Mr N Wilson Schley of Frederick Route 1 assistant Vice president for Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank Frederick is observing his birthday to Bir and Mrs Edward Mercer Frederick Route 1 quietly observing their 63rd wedding anniversary today

Bernard Stier RFD Frederick Lulu Shepley Bruce E. Shepley Oakland Veterans Hospital Sputsburgh N. Wilson Schley Farmers and Mechanics' Citizens National Bank Edward Mercer

Myersville Elementary School class of 1911 photographed

Old school picture shows Myersville Elementary School class of 1911 with grades one through three. The image belongs to Agnes Marker Arnold of Myersville and features a long lineup of students including Adrian Raymer, Frank Smith, Raymond Moser, and Katharine Harshman Rinehart, among others, with teacher Elsie Wilhide Wachtel.

Myersville Agnes Marker Arnold Adrian Raymer Frank Glen Gladhill Ernest Harshman Edward McDonough Clara Grossnickle Metzger May Miller Fletcher Rosa Hoffman Myrtle Flock Nellie Harshman Bishop Carl Hoffman George Routzahn Mabel Toms Bittle Elsie Wilhide Wachtel

Cites Law Requiring Statement Published Before Election

A Frederick County citizen highlighted a Maryland Code provision requiring a detailed county expense statement published in two newspapers and distributed to sheriffs before general elections. The law, Article 25 Section 14, has reportedly been ignored for over two decades, with confusion over an Auditors law replacement. Annual audits exist, but public disclosures appear unmet.

Frederick County Maryland Eaach Frederick County Auditors Boards of County Commissioners

Not Modest Marlow Column Upstages Knowland in California Race

James Marlow analyzes Edmund G Brown's rise after victory over William Knowland as his publicity letters blast Washington reporters. The piece notes Brown’s potential national role, possible presidential aims, and the irony of publicity for a modest image.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Edmund G. Brown California William Knowland Brown Knowland Iself Democratic Party Nelson Rockefeller New York

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