The News Frederick page 4 notice and masthead
The Frederick News page 4 from November NA 1900 shows subscription rates and newspaper branding. The paper lists pricing for single copies and periods, mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press service, and notes postal classification.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Lisbea
Southern
P1g & Mfg CO
Ferth Court St
Mal
Cary
Yan
Freeerick
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
Fifty years ago on November 15 readers learned of MR E C Crow starting the Pen Mar extension of the Chambersburg Greencastle and Waynesboro Railway. College Hall hosted Elinor Markey with Byron Hughes providing piano. Mrs Jessie Habersham Michele, daughter of a Baltimore broker, reflected on a gypsy life after leaving the Woman's College. A Petersville farm fire destroyed 100 livestock and barns, while Mt O Donnell stock farm barns also burned. Rev and Mrs Absalom Knox and family planned a move to Little Rock Arkansas. Dr and Mrs Alfred M Belt and Aridna Belt planned a Spain winter. Wilbert Shipley prevented a lamp fire at Boyer Bolton's home by dousing a glowing lamp in a glass bowl with a blanket.
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E. C. Crow
Crum and Davidson
Pen Mar
Chambersburg
Greencastle
Waynesboro
College Hall
Elinor Markey
Woman's College
Byron E. Hughes
Boston
Jessie Habersham Michele
Baltimore
Samuel Claggett
Petersville
Mt O'Donnell
Charles Wertheimer
Absalom Knox
Little Rock
Ark
Alfred M. Belt
Aridna Belt
Spain
Wilbert Shipley
Boyer Bolton
West Patrick Street
Mr. Shipley
Economic Speed And Economy Of Driving
The Automobile Club of New York urges members to drive at moderate speeds for safety and fuel efficiency. Best mileage is 30 to 40 mph, with fuel economy falling about two mpg for every 10 mph beyond that. Factors reducing mpg include heavy oil, soft tires, cold engine, and braking.
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The
Automobile Club of New York
Advances in Light Beam Communication Shine in Lab Talks
Scientists discuss a light beam system that could replace telephone cables and sound waves. The activated ruby crystal emits narrow beams that may carry up to 10,000 TV programs simultaneously, albeit current experiments cannot span continents or oceans. Long-term timelines are uncertain, but progress remains rapid and prolific.
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1940
The city grants a bus stop parking space for Potomac Motor Lines. Italy’s finest troops invading Greece are said to be cut to pieces by Greek defenders, about 20 000 killed. Thurmont sewer work will end in May with 1165 homes connected. An apple eating contest features at the food show. Eight theological students from Union Theological Seminary are sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for refusing to register. Frederick City Christmas clubs will pay out 175 000. Coventry in England has been lashed by German bombs. Deferments granted to 37 of the first 87 registrants with Draft Board One. John W Null of Frederick announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket.
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Potomac Motor Lines
Italy
Mussolini
Greece
Thurmont
Union Theological Seminary
Frederick City
Coventry
England
John W. Null
Frederick
Negro Youth Held For Stabbing In Baltimore Store
A 19-year-old Negro youth was charged with the fatal stabbing of Curtis Goldfarb, a store proprietor on East Preston Street. Goldfarb was found murdered in the rear of his candy store after a trail of blood led police to Jenkins home. A seven-inch commando knife lay near the victim. Police suspect robbery as the motive. three others were questioned and released. Chris Jenkins, one of four suspects, faces charges as investigators probe the case.
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Baltimore
Curtis Goldfarb
East Baltimore
Curtis Jenkins
Goldfarb
East Preston Street
Jenkins
Bethesda Families Visit Mrs Best on East Church Street
Mr and Mrs John H Best Jr and daughter Karen Ann from Bethesda visited Mrs Harry Best on East Church Street Sunday. Three other guests arrived including Mr and Mrs Arthur Hightman of Brunswick and Richard H Best of Linden Hills. Diane Michele, third child and daughter, was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Charles F Esler Jr of Rocky Ridge and Ester formerly Betty Stambaugh. Mrs Amon Burgee marks her 90th birthday at East Patrick Street home. Mr and Mrs William D Seeley spend six weeks at Key West Florida. Seeley is formerly Beverly Beavers.
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John H. Best Jr
Karen Ann
Twn
Bethesda
Harry Best
East Church Street
Diane Michele
Ester
Betty Stambaugh
Daughhter
Charles R. Stambaugh
Thurmont
Amon Burgee
East Patrick Street
William D. Seeley
Key West
Fla
Seeley
Beverly Beavers
Sick residents undergo surgery and hospital admissions in Frederick area
Among the sick Mr. Irving L. Engte of West 2th street underwent surgery Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recovering. Mrs. Nannie Sherfey of Loys Station was admitted to Waynesboro hospital for surgery. Mrs. William Swope of Quinn Orchard Road entered St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore last Monday for surgery. Mr. Boaie Meyers of Yellow Springs entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on November 8 and is improving. Mrs. Ruby W. Myers of Libertytown was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. NAACP MEETING The Frederick County Branch of NAACP will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in Asbury Methodist Church.
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Irving L. Engte
West 2Th Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nannie Sherfey
Loys Station
Waynesboro, Pa
William Swope
Quinn Orchard Road
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Boaie Meyers
Yellow Springs
Ruby
Pvt William Mackley Completes Fort Jackson Training
Pvt William S Mackley son of Mr and Mrs William L Mackley Wilson Place completed basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina He earned a medal and two stripes one for company high firer and another for battalion high firer Mackley has returned to Fort Jackson and will enter Business Administration School His address is D 16th Specialist Battalion 4th Training Regiment Fort Jackson SC
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William S. Mackley
William L. Mackley
Wilson Place
Fort Jackson
S.C
Mackley
4Th Training Regiment
Gift Guernsey Heifer Sparks 4-H Club Winner Robert Smariga
Robert Smariga of near Union Bridge wins for his 4-H dairy work with a Guernsey heifer. His projects include dairying garden crops and public speaking. He plans to attend University of Maryland College of Agriculture and received a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago.
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Robert Smariga
Union Bridge
Washington
Smariga
The
of Maryland College of Agriculture
Laurel
Robert
Chicago
Urbana
University of Mayland
Holmes Baker
University of Maryland
Acoustic Camouflage Research and Submarine Coatings
A report on acoustic camouflage progress notes corrections to German theory, resulting in improved coatings. Atlantic Division testing apparatus extended rubber material acoustics over broader frequencies, aiding Navy efforts. Aerojet General and General Tire contributions cited. Hannum presented work at Monterey symposium sponsored by ONR.
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Atlantic Division
Office of Naval Research
General Tire & Rubber Company
W. A. Hartz
H. N. Upland
Defense
Aerojet-General
Lynn A. Hannum
Atlantic
Aerojet-General Corporation
Mr. Hannum
Navy
U.S. Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey
Cali
Office of Naval Research Department of the Navy
Atlantic Ian
Weddings Tobery Stockman in Elkton ceremony
Connie Jean Stockman and Robert N Tobery wed in a double ring ceremony on November 11 at Elkton performed by Rev E Z Wallin. Both are AEC Germantown employees and will reside at 1510 Rosemont Avenue Frederick after December 1. Sandra Roberts from Frederick selected as cheerleader at Gettysburg College.
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Tobery
Stockman
Charles J. Stockman
Jefferson
Connie Jean
Robert N. Tobery
Mildred Tobery
Frederick
Harvey P. Tobery
Elkton
E. Z. Wallin
AEC
Germantown
Rosemont Avenue
Deaths of Mrs. Susie Farrell Mrs Garrett and others
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Susie Henrietta Farrell 73 of Frederick Memorial Hospital daughter of the late Charles and Caroline Fox survived by three grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Miss Mary Beall Garrett longtime Rockville Free Methodist Church deaconess with extensive church service. Harry A Leatherman near Middletown aged 69 after long illness. William E Sutely 66 of Catoctin Furnace fatally stricken by a heart attack. services and burials scheduled in Myersville, Gaithersburg, and Lewistown areas. Sgt Emerson L Stocks 32 of Charles Town died of a heart attack in Washington after serving at Andrews AFB. survivor details listed.
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John W. Farrell
Susie Henrietta Farrell
Detroit
Mich
J. Marcel Gagnon
Edgemont Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles
Caroline Fox
Laura Koenig
Rochester
N. Y
McInnes-Desmond
Woodward Avenue
A. R. Etchison and Son
Mary B. Garrett
Mary Beall Garrett
Rockville
Harry A. Leatherman
Middletown
Harmony
Alfred
Clara’ Leatherman
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Leatherman
Eby Schrover
Mary Budd
Marshall
Ruth Ridenour
H. Millard Leatherman
George R. Leatherman
Myersville
Grossnickle
Paul
F. Bittle
William E. Sutely
Wilam Ellsworth Sutely
Catoctin
Grace L. Stitely
Joseph and
Mary Martin Stitely
Pauline Miller
Margaret Hewitt
Thurmont
Russell Willard
Hagerstown
Clifford Siilely
Frederick
Blanche Siepler
Donald Miller Jr
Michael Miler
Ronald Meskill
U. S. Air Force
Great Britain
M. L. Creager
Lloyd Wolf
Lewistown Cemetery
Emerson L. Stocks
Charles Town
W. Va
Washington, D.C
Andrews Air Force Base
Ernest
Margie Chick Stocks
Death notices for Daniel Dubbs and Stocks family members
Daniel Dubbs, 84, of Hanover, Pa., a watchmaker for more than 30 years, died Monday at York Hospital. He was a son of the late Jacob and Nancy Ferry Dubbs, survived by two children Mrs. Jerry Stump and Mrs. Lillie Diehl. Other listings name Geraldine Hines Stocks and George, Charles Town. Ernest and Charles Stocks, Brunswick, and five sisters including Mrs. Emerson Sleeth, Beaver, Pa. and Mrs. Mary E. Chamblin, Charles Town, plus Mrs. Clinton Smallwood, Martinsburg, Mrs. Tessie Dorn, and Mrs. Annabelle Pearl, Washington.
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Geraldine Hines Stocks
George Stocks
Charles Town
Ernest
Charles Stocks
Brunswick
Emerson Sleeth
Beaver
Mary E. Chamblin
Clinton Smallwood
Martinsburg
Tessie Dorn
Annabelle Pearl
Washington
Daniel Dubbs
Hanover
York Hospital
Jacob and
Nancy Ferry Dubbs
Chilren
Jerry Stump
Lillie Diehl
Taneytown
Funeral notices for Harrison Chesley Maker Mainhart and Sponseller
Funeral processions and services mark the deaths of Thomas A. Harrison in Mount Airy. Lora ann Richardson of Gettysburg. Mary Poole Chesley of Arlington. Emory Makel of an A M E Church. Nellie M. Mainhart of Laytonsville. Oscar Sponseller of 257 West Patrick Street. Services held at local funeral homes with interments at Morgan Chapel Woodbine Mount Olivet Fairview Forest Oak and Fairview cemeteries. Pallbearers listed, with Masons service for Sponseller.
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Thomas A. Harrison
Mt. Airy
Grover
Charles Harrison
Clifford
Peter Gosnell
Thomas Harrison
Reuben Leatherwood
Harrison
Brown Nursing Home
Damascus
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Morgan Chapel
Woodbine
Mary Poole Chesley
Daniel S. Chesley
Arlington
East Church Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints” Episcopal Church
Robert Poole
Ira ¥. Poole
Travers
Austin F. Angieberger
Stanley Y. Bennett
Homer Miller
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Emory Columbus
Quinn A. M. E
J. A. Williamson
Makel
Benjamin
Harriett
Virginia Bowie Makel
Joe Ogle
Minyon Brown
City of Rest
Jesus
Joseph Ogle
Fioyd Brown
Clarence Disney
Adriane Maker
Wilbur Bowie
Elmer Dixon
Fairview Cemetery
Nellie M. Mainhart
Montgomery General Hospital
Francis J. Barber
Layonsville
Harry Dalzell
Ascension Chapel
Gaitherswirg
Ol. R. B. Ransom
O. B. Signhouse
Basil Waters Sr
Kirk Griffith
George Viauh
Charles Clark
Forest Oak Cemetery
Garthersburg
Oscar Carlton Sponseller
West Patrick Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Ronald A. Bishop Jr
Howard M. Albaugh
Lewis J. Martz
Carl C. Thomas
Francis §. Gaither Jr
Harry N. Reid
Norman H. Blubaugh
Samuel E. Brown Jr
Kennedy Nixon Meet Is Cordial In Florida Villa
Kennedy and Nixon, rivals in the election, met for 63 minutes at a Palm Beach villa to discuss transition and world affairs in a cordial mood. They said no VP position was discussed and plan to meet again in Washington. Kennedy expects a meeting with Eisenhower before inauguration.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixor
Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Florida
Ocean Front
Palm Beach
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Rebekah Lodge
Samaritan No. 51
Ruth Eyler
Noble Grand
Emma Jove
Celeste Brown
Susie Ramsburg
Celeste Broun
Helen Blubaugh
Mildred Surely
Jessie Webster
Hallie Harvey
Esther Miller
Iain
Venture Club
Frederick County
YMCA
Doris Harriet Dailey
Betty Jeannette Greff
Flo
Jane Kemp
Grace Spurrier
EFS
Emmitsburg High School Alumni Association
VFW
Emmitsburg
Gene Frock
Westminster
AL Sbs
Buckeystown
Joe Kanna
Travis Zeiler
Cindy Wirts
Bonnie Penn
Johanna Zeiler
June Dudrow
Emily Hinderer
Rebecca Fifer
Jenny Houff
Margaret Biser
H. Lester Dudrow
Buckeystoun Little Star Ald
Carroll Manor Boys Club
Oklahoma City
Maryar Jacob R. Ramsburg
West Frederick
Fredericktown
West Patrick
West South Streets
Frack J. Keeler
W. Meredith Young
Fredericktown Savings Institution
NAACP
Asbury Methodist Church
Gettysburg
Sandra Roberts
James Roberts
North Market Street
Gettysburg College
Miss Roberts
Frederick High School
Future Homemakers
Future Homemakers of America Club
Front Row
Sharon Spring
Sharon Hargett
Billie Lewis
Karen Brunk
Kay Kerchner
Virginia Palmer
Judy Rowe
Dottie Smith
Martha Wickless
Pat Castle
Eleanor Harner
Shirley Crum
Joan Roderick
Marlene Ramsburg
Brenda Lewis
Bonnie Adams
Sandra Kerns
Eric and
Nuis Olson
Connie Keeny
Darlene Phelps
Janet Droneburg
Betty Stiles
Judy Dozier
Sylvia Stokes
Rachel Fifer
Elizabeth Sinks
Louise Covell
WEA
Pet
Lora Ann Richardson
Warner Hospital
Wilson Funeral Home
Rex
Harold Myers
Fairrun
Annie (Smith) Warrenfeltz
Joan Warrenfeltz
James Warrenfeltz
Bessie Culp
Thurmont American Legion
Charles Marker
Fontile
Washington County Hospital
Alex Broom & Sons
New York
F&m
Frederick Co
Potomac Edison
Frederick Gaste
Marken & Bielfeld
Frederick Co Agricultural Society
Nement
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchisom and Son
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