Winners At Unionville Show At Lincolnore Gleamway Hal
Unionville community exhibition held October 6 featured Class I canned foods and produce with multiple winners including Margaret Lease Ruth Zimmerman Mary Young and Betty Ripley. Class II baked goods with Ruth Zimmerman Betty Ripsey and Emma Rhoderick. Class IV grain with Ralph Harbaugh and Paul Rhoderick. Class V miscellaneous items led by Edgar Ripley and Mary Young. Class VI 4 H entries noted Margie Van Sant and Delores Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Lincanore Geanwy
Mary Young
Betty Ripley
Betty
Jeb Barrier
Nola Young
Rebat Albauish
Wingers
Reba Rurrive Ekip Relish
Uth Zimmerman
Marle Albaugh
Mary Yount
James Lindsay
Donald Freed
Muarsaret Lease
Edgar Ripley
Betty Hipies
Sandra Harbaugh
Gar Ripley
Walter Nklin
Dorothy
Elizabeth Garver
Serah Barker
Helen Forney
Erame Rhoderick
Janice Ecker
Walter Franklin
Ralph Harbaugh
Charles Rhoderick
Frank Burker
Paul Rhoderick
Charlies Rhoderick Sr
Charles Rhoderick Sr
Dennis Wilhide
Ralph Riptley
Janet Martin
Ssecond
Edna Zimmerman
Altalta Hay
Guy Stair
Oscar Albaugh
Serah Burrier
Pixed Hay
Frank Burrier
Donald Harbaugh
Emma Rhoderick
Bobby Martin
Paul Rhodrick
Jean Freed
Margie van Sant
Delores Martin
Linda Forney
Beys
Wayne Reeder
Millard Eiler
Margie van Sant Vara Ver
Fear of Low Mood and Government Deficit Prop Up Economy
The piece notes hints from Washington that if private spending slows and recession looms, the government would intervene with larger appropriations for defense, foreign aid, and price subsidies. It argues against relying on spending to maintain prosperity, urging increased production and private stability instead, while acknowledging current employment and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ko Saat
Sean Fogeirlt
United States
Letter to the editor thanks press for fair coverage
George P. Mahone expresses gratitude to the Frederick News-Post and its staff for fair unbiased coverage of the recently concluded Senate campaign. He notes cordial relations with the press despite diverse editorial policies and extends appreciation for the reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Frederick
Revival at Ridgeville church this week and next
Aue church of Ridgeville hosts an old fashioned revival each evening at 8 with Rev David Brother as pastor and a different guest minister each night No service Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue
Ridgeville
David Brother
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
A 1906 item notes incidents near Adamstown and Frederick, including a buggy crash injuring Mrs Webster, a chicken theft by a prowler at Harry Bopst’s hen house, and James K Robinson of New York falling ill at Harmony Grove. Elmer Dixon resigns as Colt and Dixon Packing manager. William McCutcheon named successor. West Fifth Street students are described as ic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Charles H. Webster
Adamstown
Frederick
Lime Kiln
James K. Robinson
New York
James K Robinson Sr
Harmony Grove
Elmer E. Dixon
Colt and Dison Packing Company
William QC
McCutcheon
Philadelphia
West Pifth Street
Coal Trail Avenue
Twenty Years Ago Hema From The Columns Of The News
Old age pensions debate marked a Montevue report with officials noting population limits. Local obituaries list John H Dorsey, Luther Mahoney, Frank Zepp, and others, with funeral arrangements and church ties, while community notices mention church appointments and university postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hema
Montevue Ha
Voaty Offelais
Gossetomeon
Owas
Derick
Mites High
Tan
Bolas Stales
Grabill
Frank Skpogs
Rabest K Vmwers
Mycix
Newry
Funeral notices for Mrs Alice Hossier and others
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Hossier widow of Jesse Hossier on East Sixth Street will be Saturday at two from 106 East Thurch Street. Call after seven this evening. interment at Union Chapel cemetery near Libertytown. Marvy G. Harley funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm in Lawtonsville cemetery conducted by Rev A D Kessler. pallbearers named. interment at Montgomery Methodist cemetery. Carrie Ridgaway died in New York City aged about 87. burial in old family burying ground near Monrovia. survived by daughter Helen Ridgaway and son Thomas Norris Wood. Wanda Darlene Harley infant daughter of Charles F Jr and Jane Stevens Harley died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. funeral Friday at ten. services at Etchison and Son. interment at Giewet cemetery. Mrs. Mildred Ida Fellers of Brunswick aged 38 died Wednesday. survived by husband Harry W Fellers, sister Lulu Strailman, brothers L H Cornelius and G C Cornelius. body at Feore and Bro funeral home. services Saturday at 1 w eck. interment Park Heights cemetery. Norman L Bellison huckster and former Damascus school bus driver died at home near Damascus after several months illness. survived by wife, mother, sons Thomas and Robert of Damascus, sister Mrs Albert Senseney, and two grandchildren. services at Damascus funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dorsey
New Market
John Ho
Eva Pomps Dorsey
New Market Methods Church
Mary Peach
Barthlows
Lillian Dodson
Augusta Hawkins
Baltimore
George Dorsey
Frank Dorsey
Marus Luther Mahoney
Martin Luther Mahoney
Military Road
Francis
Amanda Ausherman/ Mahoney
Lutheran Church
Braddock
Grace Rickerd Mahoney
Edgar Rbotterill
Annie Trittapoe
Washington
Grace Coblentz
Braddock Heights
Helen Notnagle
East Church — Street
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Frank T. Zepp
Frank Thomas Zepp
Tubby
Route Six
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Zepp
William T. Zepp
Daisy Oden Zepp
Reic's
Ford Road
St. Timothy's Sunday School
Zepp
T. Edgie Russell
Catherine E. Lininger Zepp
Bernard F. Sier
Leon M
Leon M.+( “Silks. North Hollywood, Calif
Ers
Frank T. Zepp Jr
Russell E. O'Brien
Alice Wise
Beverly Englebrecht
Harry
K. James
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline & Son
Alice
Hossier
Jesse $. Hossier
East Sixth Street
East Thurch Street
Union Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
M. BR. Etchison and Son
Marvy G. Hariey
Danas
Jug
iLawtonsvide
A. D. Kessler
Lansdale
Franklin Burdette
Paul Watkins
Roger Poole
Roscoe Purdum
Til- Ere Brandenburg
Montgomery Methodist Cemetery
Carrie W. Ridgaway
Clagettsville
Roy W. Barber
Carrie Wood Ridgaway
Frederick County
Helen Lydia Ridgaway
New York City
Ridgaway
Wood
Nettie Wood
Thomas Norris Wood
Monrovia
Ao Tofant
Wanda Darlene Harley
Charles F. Jr
Jane ‘Stevens Harley
West Patrick Street
Ibel
Mr. Etchison
Harry W. Fellers
Mildred Ida Fellers
Formy
Brunswick
Shington
James and
Annie Kelly Cormling
Lulu Strailman
L. H. Cornelius
G. C. Cornelus
Brans &Wick
WH. Feore
Bro. Funeral Home
Brans
Welack
Richard Jahnsen
Park Heights
Norman LE. Bellison
Norman L. Bellison
Damascus
Gyers Denne Nichols
Sie
Myre Wattie Mowter Ratt
Darmacis
Ager
Hdward
Belore
Montgomers Methodists Church
Closettsville
Thomas FE
Robert EB
Albert Senseney
Fire Siren Signals Carroll County Fund Drive Start
A long blast of the fire siren on Tuesday November 20 at seven p m will signal the opening of the New Hope Watch for Retarded Children fund drive across Carroll County. Sound trucks will remind residents in the afternoon and evening. Campaign chairman Fern Smith asks for cooperation from every resident. In Mt Airy Mrs Mary Norris serves as chairman of the New Hope campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Carrol County
Fern Smith
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
Mary 3. Norris
Jimmian
Funeral for Mrs Alice G Hall in Clagettsville
Mrs Alice Gertrude Hall widow of William Furward Hall died at 19 West All Saints street Wednesday after an illness of five days aged 91. She was a long time member of Quinn AME Church and survived by four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 11 o clock at Quinn AME Church with interment in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice G. Hall
Alice Gertrude Hall
William Furward Hall
Mary Catherine
Katie
West All Saints Street
Mary John
Mary Henrietta Smith Murdock
Quinn Ale. Church
Mary C. Thursey
Florence Caroline Fall
Ghis City
Acetan Hall
Baltimore
Giles Murdock
East Church Street
Quinn
Fairview Cemetery
M. A. Etchison and Son
Funeral services for Clinton A. Bausher of Walkersville
Clinton A. Bausher died Monday and funeral services were held Wednesday at G. C. Bation Funeral Home in Walkersville with Rev. Albert Snyder officiating. Pallbearers were Elmer Houck Ellis Ramsburg Adam Mercer Jesse Keeney Charles Breighner and Ross Smith. Interment followed at Glade Valley Cemetery in Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton A. Bausher
Walkersville
G. C. Bation
Albert Snyder
Elmer Houck
Ellis Ramsburg
Adam Mercer
Jesse Keeney
Charles Breighner
Ross Smith
Glade Valley Cemetery
Fragmented 1900s medical and legal notices mix
Fragmented OCR text mentions Park Mills moved to Three Pines Nursing Home from Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Uma Memorial Hospital in Baltimore treated a student from Kim School after a bicycle accident. It also references a residence sale on Chesaxee Trail in Monocacy Village, and a Paris embassy appeal related to a Hungary fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilias Evkenrode
Park Mills
Three Pines
Military Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George T. Myers
Grove Bowlevard
Uma Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Patricia F West Santi
Kim School
Sath Street
Frederick Memorial
Wis
Sogerd
Cerarden
Chesaxee Trail
Monocacy Vilace
Hamilton Homes
Lewis F. Facan
Tient Cording
Political forecasts face scrutiny in BeAULD LAUREN piece
A BeAULD LAUREN column challenges common beliefs about party strength and presidential influence. It argues Republicans were not weaker in the East, Eisenhower's support shifted, and Democrats hold committee power while northern Democrats back civil rights legislation. It weighs 1950s figures and names Truman, Stevenson, Taft, Kennedy, Humphrey, Nixon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauld Lauren
Washington
Fasom
Democratic Party
Nate
Nixon
Kefauver
Congress
Eisenhower
House
South
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Truman
andRee Sassident
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Clark
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Minneola
Br “Nce
Tce
Putin
Tom
New York
Harriman
William Krowland
Tahtormia
Officers of Welcome Wagon elect new club officers
The November luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel saw the Welcome Wagon Newcomer group elect officers led by Mrs Walter D Foster as president. Other officers included Mrs Halph Fish first vice president and Mrs Roger A Beane second vice president with Mrs W S Woodrow recording secretary and Mrs James A Kime treasurer. Professor Blackwood discussed the Dead Sea Scrolls noting their history and potential impact on biblical interpretation and interfaith perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Blacks
Wood
Philossophy and Religion
Hood College
Lunciegn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Blackwood Club
Walter D. Foster
Halph () Fish
Blackwood
H. D. Mathevios
Fort Prederick
Han Jel
Green Pastures
Teed
Kickoff Dinner Marks Retarded Child Week In Carroll County
At the Carroll County kickoff dinner for National Retarded Child Week held Nov 11 to 22, 1956, about 250 volunteers gathered with Ray Lae Cote as program chair. guests praised local supporters and educators including Mrs Jane Cooper who spoke on rehabilitation, stressing the needs of the mentally retarded and the community role in providing job placements and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forn L
Careol] County Association
Ren’s
Hes
Ray CL LaGore
Progcam
Iis
Kern Losguth
Leadon Miers
Mos. Albright
Wasner Miller
John Carmody
Ann Wagener
Miriam Hollinger
James R. Langdon
Louise Bankett
Mary Myers
Agnes Allgire
Milton Hill
Arthur Stapley
Neal Herring
Carvin Seite
Stephan Melyvher
St. Joseph's Rectory
Taneytown
Sherman EF. Flanagan
Fern L. Smith
Association
Jane Cooper
Cooper
Baltimore
Amd
Behr Becomes Engaged to Rosensteel Kinship Link
Engagement announced for Joyee Ann Behr of Pen Mar Pennsylvania, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Behr, and Murogene Ro Rosensteel, son of Mr and Mrs Laura Fees DePaulweer. The couple's families note Joyee attends St Josephs Mich School and Rosenssteel graduate shows local slides from Josephs High School. Coursework mentions Westminster elementary school and Kinmitshara Tire center employing special classes in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Harry C. Behr
Pen Mar. Pa
Joyee Ann
Ie Mugene Ro Rosensteel
Mew
Laura Fees DePaulweer
Miss Behe
Joseptus Mich
Enimte
Westminster
Rosensteed i
5 Joseph's High
Kinmitshara
Carrol County
A Ordiinar
Controlled Cables To Be Accepted By Red Cross Societies
Representatives of twenty National Red Cross Societies in Vienna agreed to accept controlled cables at the expense of national societies for Huns sarian refugees to inform families of welfare plans. Messages for the United States will be handled by National Headquarters in Washington and forwarded to affiliates for immediate delivery. Local chapters may still advise families to send their own cables if feasible. In Austin, L. Resser was found guilty of overloading an axle by 2,250 pounds with a $5,845 fine and costs. appeal filed to Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Vienna
Tun
Mra
Emily Bitte
Washington
Geneva
Hitile
United States
Famils Ys
Tationa
Bett Cross
Bilile
Austin L. Resser
Third Street
Macistrate
Reese Shoemaker
George C. Forster
State Truck Patrol
Fdnwin Fo Nie Kirk
Circuit Cour
Charles L. Hrooks
Lakesville
Frederick
US 40
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George P. Mahone
James Henderson
Airy
Brookeville
E. Earl Hahn
St. Augustinia
Hain
David Biddinger
Seneca
Wasner
Shank
Fort Knowning
Harvey Fo Shank
Yephell Sront
Kenneth Honet
Baltimere
Honet
Carcely
Johns. Hopkins Hospital
Ron Mige
Gertrude Nissan
Marsland Association For Mental Health
Dee
Bcony
Paris
New
Hungary Fund ‘Committee
U.S
Agi
Kenneth Schramm
Hove
Barr Arta
Irving L. Miller
Fish
Ernest Kolsrud
Paul Reis
Dewey Dykstra
Everett Champ
Edin Cornish
Manning
Hori S. Hed. Dickerson
Mes Herbert
Quint
Chaman
Fort Derrick
Rosentont
Mes. Schramm
Thurmont
Thurmont Carls
Otak
Reformed Church
Das
Whch
Veronica Little
Namo Vantenuel Siege Presdert
Janet Mathias
Catterine Ankh Stambaugh
Viola
Mary Eien
Ates
Grorce Omphen
NAVY
Wasiington
United Nations
Egypt
Coprh Taya
Hersh Tribune
Ire
Ravencus
WEA
Thera
Carroll Co
Ray Cl Lae Cote
Bimer Feock
Stiny- Jbrook Farm
Benevolencesund
Stewart Cutterer
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