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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1959
Page
4
Barbara Fritchie Autographs Sell In New York Boom
A Frederick County digest recalls Barbara Fritchie memorabilia sold in New York, including autographs, signed checks, and a promissory note. It notes that five autographs remain in Frederick, with one in Annapolis Hall of Records, and mentions related Civil War era transactions and the bartering of a slave named George Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Bank
William B. Bennett
East Second Street
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
North Market
Second Streets
G. Mantz Besant
Mr. Besant
Bennett
William B. Fritchie
Barbara Fritchie
Dr. Ritchie
Albert Ritchie
City Recreation to Host Inaugural High School Dance
The City Recreation Department announces its first high school dance set for November 20 at North Frederick School from 7 30 to 11 00. Student committee members include Sonny Blank Connie Rose Cheryl Wells Cindy Baer Harriet Fisher Cindy Davis and Bill Mather. Adult sponsors are Miss Fern Rice Miss Roberta Chapman Arthur Huggies tone and Mr Okan. Future plans include naming the event and adding live music dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
Roy Okan
M.C.A
Sonny Blank
Connie Rose
Cheryl Wells
Cindy Baer
Harriet Fisher
Cindy Davis
Bill Mather
Fern Rice
Roberta Chapman
Arthur Huggiestone
Mr. Okan
Fragmentary 1959 Frederick page shows ads and notices
Page four of The News Frederick dated November 12 1959 contains commercial ads for Great Southern PTG and MFG Co and mailing rates. The snippet notes circulation and Associated Press byline with a note about postal entry and second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. Co
Mai Monta
Carrer
Aunt Brreau
Associated Press
Tee Associated Press
Economic Upsurge Boosts U.S. Steel Industry Confidence
The revival follows four months of furnace shutdowns with unprecedented demand for steel products. Economists note the rebound strengthens the national economy despite earlier material shortages and expect a strong fourth quarter and ongoing industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Letter to the Editor Praises Forgotten Veterans Support
Lee Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans appeals for $50.90 yearly to fund entertainment and essentials for disabled veterans in VA hospitals and local veterans needing care. The group notes volunteers run all hospital work without paid staff, highlighting funding shortfalls since September 1959 and recalling World War II and Korean War costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Disabled American Veterans
V.A
Veteran's Administration
D.A.V
V. A
Bazaar to be Held by St James and Opal Churches
Barnabas and St James Church in Sykesville host the annual Country House Bazaar on November 10. A cooperative effort by Opal Church and local groups will feature booths with plants baked goods handiwork and pickles. Proceeds support parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnabas
Sykesville
Coopera
St James
Airy
Opal
Husky Skindiver Fights Off Shark Near Malibu Beach
Husky ex lifeguard Duffie Fryling 21 described a nearshore encounter when he swam 75 yards off Malibu California Tuesday and blundered into a mob of at least a dozen sharks. Two five foot sharks blocked his path to shore and one attacked biting his left forearm before Fryling pried the jaw free. He was treated for lacerations from wrist to elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu
Calif
Fryling
Heven
California
Rau Rau-Wooriey couple wed in Brunswick church
Miss LaVahn Elizabeth Whorley daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Whorley Lovellsville Virginia and Robert Rudolph Rau son of Mrs J Mary Rau Brunswick and the late James R Rau were married November 2 at 3 30 p m in New York Fur Methodist church Brunswick Rev Fred Thorne officiated the single ring ceremony with Mr and Mrs Donalds Snoots of Frederick as attendants.
Knights of Pythias to hold third district meeting
Twenty fifteen November 23 Brunswick hosts the third district meeting of the Knights of Pythias as listed in Fifty Years Ago items from The Columns Of The News dated November 12, 1909. The piece also notes the Anti-Saloon League of Marsland and its analysis of recent election results and reports on local pavement work and health updates involving Deputy Sheriff Eugene Ras and Prof Amon Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News
the News
Knights of Pythias
Brunswick
Anti-Saloon League OF Marsland
Fredericksoun Savings Institution
Neidig
Drunk Test Convictions Rise in Montgomery County
Police report 56 drivers charged with drunk driving from July to October under the new test. Of 24 tried or convicted, nine with .20 or more were convicted, nine not tested were convicted, and six not tested escaped conviction. The law presumes intoxication from test results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Note Reasons For Higher Hospital Costs In Maryland Conference
Ethel Northam Frederick Memorial Hospital director summarized the Maryland DC Delaware Hospital Association conference focus on Hospital Finances and the Public. Costs rose from 9.39 to 28.17 per patient day while staff ratios grew from 148 to 218 per 100 patients. Emphasis on cost control through nonprofessional staff training, better accounting, state aid, and hospital pre payment agency cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland, District of Columbia, Delaware Hospital Association
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial Hoapital
Miss Northam
Northam
Reavires Precision Instruments
Tur
James B. Ranck
Charles H. Woodman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
American Hospital Association
Paul S. Michael
Thomas H. Legg
Hosipital
Kenneth C. Henson
Alfred J. Stulman
Isi
Local hospital admissions listed for Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick several residents are admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Louis T. Wilson of Sherman Avenue Mrs. Paul A. Stockman of Jefferson and Mrs Claude R Thompson of Sandy Hook Mrs Rasmond M Emili of Middletown Mr Walter C Stockman of Patrick Street Mrs Mehr Stull Jr of East Sixth Street Mrs Ella Portmer of Thurmont and Mrs John H Krahenbduhl of Lovellsville who were admitted for treatment surgery observation or medical care on recent days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Wilson
Sher- Man Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul A. Stockman
Jefferson
Claude R. Thompson
Sandy Hook
Rasmond M. Emili
Middle
Mrs Charles E Walker Returns After Month Abroad
Mrs Charles E Walker returns to her East Second street home after a month in Fort Leavenworth Kansas visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Willard G Clark and family. She then flew to Hastings Nebraska to see former Congressman and Mrs Otho D Wearin and Pauline Ford. Weekend guests included her son A Kenneth Ford from Lockbourne AFB and his fiance Miss Dorothy Scurlock employed in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Walker
East Second Street
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Willard G. Clark
Hastings
Otho D. Wearin
Pauline Ford
East Third Street
Kenneth L. Ford Lockbourne
A.F.B
Dorothy Scurlock
Columbus
Psychiatrist to Address FHSPTA Meeting
Dr Thurman Moti Jr a psychiatrist from the Rip Van Winkle Clinic Hudson will speak to the Frederick High School Parent Teacher Association meeting Monday night in the school auditorium at 3 o clock The talk on emotional problems of the normal teenager will run 30 minutes followed by a question and answer period Written questions may be submitted at the end He is a Northwestern Medical School graduate trained at Topeka State Hospital and the Meringer School He has worked at the Boys Industrial School in Kansas the Bishire Farm for Boys and New York State Training School for Girls He will become Director of Psychiatric Education at Springfield State Hospital Sykesville in December
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Moti Jr
Rip van Winkle Clinic
Hudson
Fredenck High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Dr. Mott
Northwestern Medical School of
Chicago
Topeka State Hospital
Meringer School of
Boys’ Industrial School
Kansas
Bi Ishire Farm
New York State
Springheld State Hospital
Sykesville
Franklin C. Baker dies at 88 in Hagerstown
Franklin C. Baker of Hagerstown aged 88 died Wednesday at Washington County Hospital. Born in Keedysville, he was a former member of Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church and charter member of the Hagerstown lodge. He lived with his daughter Mrs Louise Martin for 20 years and is survived by James F. Baker, four grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Minnich funeral home Saturday with Rev. Ivan Naugle officiating. burial in Fair View Cemetery, Keedysville. Friends may call Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville
Lzte
George W
Sarah E. Criswell Baker
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
S Louise Martin
Hagerstown
Martin
James F. Baker
Hagerstown Man Guilty Of Speeding
A Hagerstown man, Jack Elwood Burke, was found guilty of exceeding 30 mph and failure to appear in court. Magistrate Byron W. Thompson fined him 25 dollars plus costs, but suspended the fines due to unemployment and three dependent children. R C Snyder testified that Burke was issued a summons for November 3 and failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Byron W. Thompson
Jack Elwood Burke
Braddock Mountain
Tfe
Burke
Reds Protest West German Radio Plan in Berlin
The Soviet Union filed a protest note with the United States Britain and France accusing West Germany of planning a new radio station in West Berlin to hinder Berlin negotiations. Moscow says Deutschland Funk would be unlawful and hostile propaganda aimed at interfering with talks tied to Khrushchev Eisenhower discussions. The bill, approved by Chancellor Adenauer’s cabinet, faces regional resistance and unclear passage. The note urges Western powers to preclude such actions. The piece also recalls that Navy nurses first served aboard the USS Relief in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Moscow Radio
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Deutschland Funk
Berlin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Woman's Past May Solve Murder in Palm Springs
Palm Springs Calif AP investigators search Lillian Lenora past and list of suitors as possible clues. Lord Ove Zeapenfield 21 is being questioned after pistol grips linked to the case were found. Dr Frank G Back 57 Zoomar lens developer Buck Zoomar Inc and Ace Hudkins 50 a DJ and ex drummer are among those questioned. Back says a quarrel over a key led to her release near the murder site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Lillian Lenora
Emery
Edward Brown
Lord Ove Zeapenfield
Zeppenfield
Frank G. Back
Buck
Zoomar Inc
Ace Hudkins
Ir. Back
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