The News Frederick Ad Rates November 1961
The Frederick newspaper lists postal rates and carrier charges for delivery. Subscription prices include six months at 9 dollars and annual terms, with a 1 dollar payment for Sunday delivery. The paper notes AP republication rights and post office mailing details.
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Frederick
Maryland
Sotepines
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Hat Scuthean
MPO
Keith Coot
Frederic
Ton
Sega
Baby Teeth Tests Probe Fallout Radioactivity
The Greater St. Louis Citizens Committee for Nuclear Information plans to collect 50,000 baby teeth annually to measure radioactive strontium 90 from cow milk and grass. The effort, amid renewed Russian nuclear tests, mirrors broader checks by federal agencies on radiation effects and fallout.
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Greater St. Louis
U. S
Atomicnergy Commission
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
AEC
Nationwide private utilities plan 100000 miles of transmission lines
A private network plans an 8 billion dollar 10 year program to add 100000 miles of transmission lines by 1970, aiming to deter government built lines. It notes existing east of the Rockies interconnections across 32 states and 100 companies, with West already pooled.
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Department of the Fot
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Barrick and McSherry to Discuss Wills and Trusts
Senator Samuel Barrick and James McSherry with banker Guy Kusz will discuss Wills Estates and Trusts at 2 p m Thursday in the Court House room. The Frederick Chi Club Home Life Department arranged the program as a community service.
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Samuel Barrick
James McSherry
Guy Kusz
Court House
Home Life Department
Frederick Chi Club
G. William Siuitz
Ploc
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements list Melody Lois as the fourth child born at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The report also notes weather conditions and market price updates for agricultural commodities in the region.
Frederick News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Appointments
A Baltimore brake man William Barton remains in critical condition at Frederick City Hospital after a Frederick Junction accident. The United Steam Fire Engine Co. faces a shipment delay for a new engine from Watergas Engine Co. Griffin and Griffin form a local agency with Aetna. A bank official loses a hat to a gale on North Market Street, found in a sewer after a chase. George Izeman and Roy Fleshman suffer injuries attempting to catch a Washington train. Frederick Board of Trade urges factory closures for President Taft's visit. Army photos honor Wolf for aerosol droplet tech advancing airborne infection control. Wolf, from Smithsburg, is a chemist with ties to Gettysburg College.
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William Barton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Junction
United Steam Fire Engine Co
Newening
Watergas Engine Co
St. Paul, Mion
David
Charles Griffin
Griffin
Washington
George Izeman
Roy Fleshman
Frederick
Taft
Donald Lawson celebrates 12th birthday near Frederick
The item notes Donald Lawson son of Clyde Lawson Jr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Frye Adams town celebrate birthdays and anniversaries. It also covers Bright Jewels class meeting at Calvary Methodist Church with greetings and prizes and lists attendees and recognitions at Angelberge Hi re Exton event.
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Donald Lawson
Clyde Lawson Jr
Frederick
West Frederick Junior High School
Lee Frye
Adamstown
A Tribute to Youth by Ralph F Marte
Ralph F Marte urges Optimist Clubs to honor youth during Youth Appreciation Week from November 13 to 7, urging support for self improvement and better opportunities while condemning only a small delinquent minority. He cites Optimist International and famed supporters to inspire service and community actions for youth welfare. Princess Alexandra of Kent arrives in Tokyo for an eight day official visit, first royal tour to Japan since 19.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ralph F. Marte
Optimist International
Art Linkletter
Phil Harris
Bud Collyer
Jim Backus
Phil Silvers
Jackie Cooper
Tab Hunter
King Arthur
Moses
Mount
Nebo
Bethlehem
Apostle Paul
Tokyo
Alexandra of Kent
Japan
Vil of
Gloucester
Obituary and brief notices from Frederick area
Twenty Years Ago items include the death of Frank G. W. Agaman at 64, a retired Fourth Circuit judge in Hagerstown, plus various local incidents. Notable entries mention Christmas wrapping paper shortages, the 29th Division returning to Fort Meade, Fishing Creek dam level drop, Ark Royal loss reported by the British Admiralty with crew saved, Eugene Myers dying from burns in Frederick, Russians driving Nazis from villages, a fire destroying a delivery truck near Buckeystown, and a multiRace collision near Lime Kiln cross with several injuries.
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Frank G. W. Agaman
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fort Meade
Fishing Creek
Ark Royal
Eugene Myers
Taneytown
Frederick City Hospital
Moscow Front
George Ball
West All Saints Street
Buckeystown Pike
Buckeystown
Frederick- Brunswick
Route
William Habrick
Claude Proctor
Flint Hill
Simmons Hill
Hopehill
Virginia Hammond Reports and Club Elections Plan
Virginia Hammond, kitchen chair, reports on two dinners and notes changes to the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers banquet date to November 27. New officers elected include Laura Stoulemyer as president and Virginia Hammond as first vice president. A Christmas party with the firemen is discussed, with a December 28 date if approved. A clothing drive is announced with collection details.
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Virginia Hammond
Maryland
Virginia
Laura Stoulemyer
Ruth Smith
Margaret Myers
Cora Catshall
Miriam Boowers
Mildred Crum
Elizabeth Weidner
Garnetta Lease
Virginia Nehis
Ethel Snyder
Hood College Mari onettes read Under Milkwood
The Hood College drama group the Marionettes present a three night reading of Dylan Thomas play Under Milkwood in the speech studio Hood Brodbeck Hall. Local men Amos Harper Harry DiNinna Jerry Knowlton Gene McDermott Walter Paine and Charles Rhoades star alongside Hood students in a Welsh town vignette with musical selections.
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Hood College
Marionettes
Dylan Thomas
Milkwood
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Beverly Canning
Amos Harper
Francis Scott i Key Hotel
Harry DiNinna
Jerry
Knowlton
Gene McDermott
Walter Paine
Fort Detrick
Charles Rhoades
The
News-Post
Hoad
Joan Anzotti
Joanne Cor
Win
Betsy Griffin
Anne Llewell Ion
Marcia Powell
Pamela Roberts
Mary Ann Hollloway
Joan Emann
Margaret Slade
Llaregeub
New Bric Thage of her daud Jean
Announcement of a wedding from Washington with details of the bride Jean and her family in a district ceremony. The notice references local officials and a gathering at a conference site with other named individuals present.
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Cummins
Jean
Washton
Sortt
Boda Land
Local Hospital News Brief From Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Mr G William Stultz ofBraddock Heights is reported in fair ly good condition today at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was admitted Monday as a medical patient. Daphne G Carey 23 months old daughter of Ralph and Mrs Carey Trail Avenue fell and cut her head on Sunday four stitches were required. Mrs Chester Nusbaum Church Street New Windsor has returned home after eye surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Russell Castle of RFD 4 Frederick entered the hospital Sunday evening and underwent surgery. He is reported getting along as well as could be expected.
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G. William Stultz
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daphne G. Carey
Ralph Carey
Trail Avenue
Chester Nusbaum
Church Street
New Windsor
Leaders Bible Class at Calvaryist Church November 12
The Leaders Bible Class held in the Educational Building with Ray Watkins as president. Millard Crim Sr led singing, Raymond Ford offered prayer, and Mervin Harshman read a son. Members sang for Red Division on blue Division Day. Mrs Edward Maniz sang He Kindly Looked At Me. Robert Sansfield taught a Growth lesson.
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Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph Yingling
Edward Ayers
Ray Watkins
Ernie Ford
Zimmerman
Kline
Omiz
Leaders
Calvaryist Church Bet
Millard Crim Sr
Raymond Ford
Mervin Harshman
Edward Maniz
Robert Sansfieldd
Tlass Meeting Te s D
The fragment notes a Bible study group meeting with references to Christ and Cal Vata, indicating a church related gathering and discussion.
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Sere Bible
Father Mehting Dies in Santiago
In Santiago, Father Mehting, a noted figure and longtime ally of the Fremoct mission, passed away after years of service. The community mourns his loss and recalls his dedication to local charity and religious education.
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Mehting
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Breakfast Optimist Club
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Frederick Optimist Evening Club
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Harold H. Glassman
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Angelberge
James Angleberger
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Douglas
John Angleberger
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Margaret Angleberger
Millard Angleberger
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Richard Angleberger
Donnie Yeager
Charles E. Cole
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Russell Fulmer
Richard H. Grossnickle
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Sell Mohler
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Department of Army
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