Frederick News Highlights Local Notices November 13 1961
Frederick Maryland edition notes subscription rates and service terms. It lists single copies and mail options, carrier delivery, and states the paper is a member of the Associated Press. The issue is dated Monday November 13 1961 and contains local news content.
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Frederick
Maryland
Morty Court
Audi Bureau of Circular
Associated Pri Tre Associates Presa
Freerick
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
Nanking massacre reports arrive from Shanghai as Manchu troops target Chinese families. A cold Northwest wave brings heavy snow. Frederick county Va. land sale completes with Stewart Whetzell purchasing P. Merle Hiteshew's 18214 acre farm along the Jefferson Pike. Taft visit arrangements disrupted by a late Washington schedule. An organ recital is held at Middletown's Christ Reformed Church. Frederick County treasurer-elect C. W. Cramer appoints Charles Harper as clerk. Frederick Railroad Car No. 31 accidents at North Market Street. U.S. Department of Agriculture Maryland forest fire protection accord covers up to 600 for the year.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Frederick County
Stewart Whetzell
P. Merle Hiteshew
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Taft
Lewis
Washington
Rose Hillend
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Walter H. McDonnal
Evangelical Reformed Church
George Edward Sithbarstone
Frederick W. Cramer
Charles Harper
Lewistown
Frederick Railroad
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Government Taxes And Spending: A Citizen’s Burden
The author breaks down 1960 tax totals across federal state and local levels, totaling 113.1 billion in taxes and 151.3 billion in spending, averaging 629 dollars per person for taxes and 840 for spending. The piece argues voters should consider actual costs to households and question bureaucratic spending when choosing candidates.
Cinema Author Visits Frederick on Way to Richmond
Ben Hall author of The Best ining Seats visits Frederick for a book promotion. He meets Richard F. Kline Jr., signs at Berger's Book Mart, and spends time with Dan Weinberg of the Tivoli Theater. Hall researches Tivoli photos and notes Kline’s AA theater organ ties.
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Ben. Hall
Richmond
Mr. Hall
Richard F. Kline Jr
Berger's
Book Mart
Dan Weinberg
Tivoli Theater
Mr. Kline Jr
American Association of
Kline Jr
Potomac Valley
Baltimore
Washington
Radio City Music Hall
New York
Eine
Hall
Time Magazine
Funeral funds pilfered Chicago tragedy details truncated
Mrs. Hermine Ciestak of Chicago told police she was beaten and kicked by two men who grabbed her purse after she had entered a location. The report notes the assault and theft with limited readable details.
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Chicago
Hermine Ciestak
Tare
Stock Quotations Market Prices
Irregular OCR text fragment lists market prices and quotations with references to stocks and cooperatives. The readable portion hints at price movements but lacks clear entities or dates.
Twenty Years Ago In The News-Post Files
Christmas funds totaling one hundred thousand dollars will be paid out soon by local banks. Navy Secretary Knox said the Pacific hour of decision has arrived and the United States must respond to Japanese actions. Allen Myers, 12, of Exminster, cut the first finger of his right hand with an axe. About two and a half Freemasons from Frederick County attended the corn husking at the Masonic Home near Baltimore. Walkersville Chamber of Commerce endorsed the R. Rush Lewis plan to alter Route 15 and supported the Frederick County Taxpayers Association, with officers listed. Pierce Gaver gave a fifth student body talk at Frederick High School. All fourteen bells for the Baker Park carillon arrived and will be installed. Last night’s thermometer read 1.02 degrees, the coldest of the fall.
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Ninland
Knox
Pacific
United States
Allen Myers
Edward Myers
Exmiisburg
Frederick County
Bonnie Blink
Baltimore
Walkersville Chamber of Commerce
R. Rush Lewis
Frederick
William D. Powell
E. F. Hoffmeier
A. N. Warmer
Calvin C. Keeney
Frederick High School
Pierce Gaver
Baker Park Carillon
Lor pabie Over Nbss Patricia Ann Over wedding
Patricia Ann Over daughter of Mr and Mrs Nickson W Dyer Waynesboro Pa became the bride of Herzy Mas Zur gable Jr on Friday November 3 at St Joseph's Church The ceremony was performed with a simple ceremony and relatives in attendance
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Lor
Pabie
Patricia Ann
Nickson W. Dyer
Waynesoro
Herzy Mas Zurgable Jr
Joseph’s Church
Maren Eye
Flook Hosts Tropical Fish Sale in Outdoor Aquarium Yard
In the back yard of the Flook home Grayson Young captures a scene at a tropical fish dealer whose yard hosts an extensive outdoor aquarium. The article notes a large variety of specimens and a feature appeal of the backyard display.
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Grayson Young Poo
Flook
Eight Firms Tied To Loan Assa Taken Over
Betts said receivers found Gregory Investment Co and seven others control 63 houses in the District and Maryland. Gregory earns 5800 monthly rent and pays 4500 monthly first mortgage to banks. Acquiring second trusts was legal before June 12 when a new law took effect. Maryland law previously barred associations from acquiring property outside Maryland.
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Dustries, Inc
Gregory Investment Co
Patapsco Industries, Inc
Pleasant Valley Inc
Brookdale Construction Co., Inc
Betts
Gregory
Maryland
Andrews Air Force Base
Palmer Park
Prince Georges County
Stern
Patuxent Industries
Stern Betts
Val
Rosedale Homemakers Club Covers Foods and Plans
The Rosedale Homemakers met at Forrest Hauch's home with co hostesses Mrs Ernest Taverner and a discussion on Foods of Chile. Members noted the Garden Club will hold a December 7 auction at Winchester Hall and a Christmas Musical on December 6 at Calvary Methodist Church at 7 39 pm inviting homemakers and friends.
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Rosedale Club
Chile
Rosedale
Hich
Forrest Hauch
Ernest Taverner
Bernard Stu
Garden Club
Winchester Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Ex Randsn Atlanta Par 3 As Jis
The readable fragment mentions Atlanta and a par 3 hole, suggesting a sports or golf note. Without full context, it cannot confirm event, players, or outcome.
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Randsn
Atlanta
Gakk
Jis
Two Local Deaths Reported in Franklin and Waynesboro Areas
Miss Carry Garner died after a long illness at the Fairney Keeney Memorial Home near Boonsboro at age four. Cyrus Sites, age 70, of Fairfield RFD 1, died at Waynesboro Hospital after a short illness. Both were buried or to be buried in local cemeteries with funeral services noted and survivors listed.
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Miss Carry Garner
Miss Carry Louise Garner
Jong Ilness
Wright
Union Bridge
Dewitt Miller
Austin Cooper
Pipe Creek
Raymond K. Wright
Cyrus Sites
Cyrus
Pete) Sites
Fairfield
RFD
Charles R. Sites
Waynesboro
Kathryn Ruths
Cascade
Bolton
Pennersville
Lula Sites
New Franklin
Maurice Sites
John Sites
Carrie West
Rosersville
Mae Cornwell
Owings Mills
Wilson Funeral Home
Claude Corl
Fountaindale Union Cemetery
McKenzie Family Reports Marine Graduation and Aviation Training
Mr and Mrs Elwood McKenzie and family from Edgewood Church road left Sunday for Parris Island South Carolina where their son David will graduate from U S Marine Corps training on Tuesday. He will graduate with honors as an expert rifleman and then enter aviation school in Memphis Tennessee.
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Elwood McKenzie
Edgewood Church Road
Parris Island
S. C
David
U.S. Marine Corps
Memphis
Basketball Clinic At Hood For Women Officials Clinic At Hood College
The Frederick Board of Women's Basketball Officials announces a clinic on November 20 at 8:00 p.m. in Gambrill Gymnasium Hood College. It welcomes officials coaches teachers and interested players with rule changes interpretations and foul demonstrations. A demonstration game will show officiating techniques.
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Frederick
Catherine H. Foland
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Miss Foland
Speaker Rayburn Improves Despite Critical Fight
Bonham Texas AP reports Speaker Sam Rayburn remains in critical condition battling incurable cancer but shows signs of improvement.
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Sam
Bonham, Tex
Sem Rayburn
Memorial Rites For Four Local Residents Held
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Francis W. Brashear of New Market and Mrs. Anna Louise Holmes of Frederick, with arrangements by L. K. Falconer and M. R. Etchison and Son. Interments followed at Marvin Chapel cemetery, St. John’s cemetery, and Mount Olivet cemetery, with multiple pallbearers and clergy officiants. Also noted were services for Miss Ella A S Jones of the Sunnyside Methodist Home and John William Rice, former Park Avenue resident, at local churches and homes.
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Francis W. Brashear
Ervin W. Brashear
New Market
Anna Louise Holmes
Charles R. Holmes
East Second Street
This City
Hopital
Baltimore
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Richard C. Mitchell
Burton Creager
Robert H. Hartman Sr
Walter Sherard
Philip Hitcshew
St. John's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ella A. S. Jones
N. M. Carroll Methodist Home For the
Sunnyside Methodist Church
Homer Bullitt
H. T. McDonald
Herbert Prather
Rachel Bowins
Jesus
Ralph Bowens
Silas Weedon
Nathan Cole
Jesse Rollins
Harry Weedon Jr
Horace Weedon
C. E. Hicks II
John William Rice
Park Avenue
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Frank C. Shook
Charles Stull
Charles Hargett
G. William Stultz
Albert Powell
Clifford Kelly
Utica
MLA
Etchison and Son
Grover Cleveland Schroyer
Frederick
Newton D. Baker
Martinsburg
North Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Noth Infantry
29Th Division
National Guard
Charles E. Zimmerman
Kemp
S/St. La Coste
Wilcox
Rinehart
SPC 5
Weddie
Pfc
Beall
Millard Haines
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
James E. Doub
James R. Reid
Edwin A. Brookey Jr
Joseph A. Baer
William A
English Lesson Notes on Misused Phrases and Pronunciation
W L Gorden explains that medically proven ingredients is incorrect and should be medically proven. He notes Guiana pronunciation as gee ah nah with second syllable stress. The column also flags common misspellings for close and teticent and offers guidance.
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W. L. Gorden
Guiana
Utility Director Dies in York Incident
An obituary note confirms the death of a utility director in York. The report identifies the deceased and outlines the basic circumstances surrounding the loss, with emphasis on the official position held and the local impact on public services.
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York
James
SOM RALLS INCREASE O WY I CAOE TEE7 A NEW YORK
A distorted OCR line mentions a rise in SOM Ralls in New York and a reference to 202 social stations with the number five.
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New York
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