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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1959
Page
4
Frederick daily page 4 itemizes regular notices and classifieds from The News dated Wednesday November 18 1953 including rates for mailing and subscriptions and boilerplate about Associated Press content and publishing details.
President Eisenhower is considering inviting former president Harry S. Truman to accompany him on the December overseas trip. White House aides say no decision yet and Truman has not been contacted. The idea was proposed by Sen. Thomas Dodd and would include other notable figures. Meanwhile, top military officers, budget discussions, and space program spending are under review as the trip approaches.
Fortune magazine finds recreational spending remains steady since 1957 while spending on golf and bowling doubles. More income goes to medical care education and religious welfare. savings near 24 billion. The Maryland Heart Association dinner in Baltimore features Alfred Catsail Charlies Kehne and others with John Brundage as principal speaker on adaptings materials for publicity.
A November 18 1903 column recalls the Laymen's Missionary Movement launch in Washington by President Taft with a Baltimore banquet at the Fifth Regiment Armory. It notes Mer. Morgan Cecil’s hand injury at F Columbus Knott’s store and a Masonic Temple dedication. Harry Swartz broke his collarbone during a Girls High School event.
Twenty years back in November 1939 the county commissioners plan Scouts master Edwin A Boyer and state school officials. Eleanor D Ankhatt is named teacher. Friends of G Cleveland Trout celebrate Trout’s 55th birthday at the county home. Richard Charlow remains head football coach at Harvard though Frank Dobson may leave Maryland after the season. The Frederick Gold Mines Inc charter renewal raises capital to 75000. Harry D Baumgardner as resident agent and Chester G Baker as secretary sign the articles in the Clerk of Court office.
Mr and Mrs C Ray Etzler Market celebrate fifteenth wedding anniversary dinner for their children Mr and Mrs Reginald M Rose and Barbara Kay notice extends to Robert E Shultz and Margaret Shipley visiting relatives in Grove West Pat will be 82. Oak Ridge Tenn hosts Mr and Mrs Lee Frye on their sixtieth wedding anniversary Ronald Calvin born November 8 at Montgomery County General Mrs Runkles formerly Charlotte Smith welcomed by Vernon J Smith family Shaff Fleming Avenue hosts daughter in law and grandchildren until Christmas.
Baltimore Negro John Edward Wish was found guilty of speeding at up to 69 mph and failing to appear. Magistrate Edward D. Storm imposed 35 dollars plus costs for speeding and 25 dollars plus costs for failure to appear, after Trooper William L. Newcomer testified to pacing.
Midway point reached in a practical politics course sponsored by the chamber of commerce. Sessions cover precincts campaigns and the procedures for effective political participation. Participants study a series of pamphlets compiled by the U.S. Chamber.
Among the sick Mrs John F Trout East Fourth Street is at home after five broken ribs from an auto accident. Mr Emory Nust near the city was discharged Sunday from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Catherine Nicholson Lad iesburg was taken to University of Maryland Hospital for a heart operation Friday. Thomas E Williams Brad dock Heights was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Elroy Whitmore of Craigestown has been ill for weeks but is much improved. Mrs Warren Grushyn returned home Friday.
Major Dolores L. Gumskey of Walter Reed Army will demonstrate nursing care of mass casualties at a Civil Defense Workshop. The event runs 9 39 a m to 3 p m at the Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday School rooms with Mrs Pam Gordon moderating and Miss Nethe Smith assisting. Gumskey, a University of Pennsylvania alumna, served as an army nurse in the United States and European theaters before returning to active duty in 1951.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Thelma Jenkins Coran 48 of Hagerstown and Barker Wilson Dixon Sr 66 of Washington and surrounding communities. Also listed are death notices for Layman Grove Mary B Grove and Mabel L Morgan plus funeral director notes for William B Hilton and M R Etchison and Sons.
Funeral services for Richard Nevin Gordon Jefferson died Saturday morning were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the funeral home 195 East Church Street Rev Willard L Stevens of the Eu cllical United Church of Christ officiated Pallbearers were Samuel M Gordon Hubert E Gordon Austin S Gordon Ralph B Gordon Lee G Gordon and C Gordon Ramsby interment at Frederick Memorial Park Also funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Mary Gossip of Locust Knolls Route 1 Frederick were held Tuesday at 1 30 pm from Grace Episcopal Church New Market Rev Tom C Akeley of Severna Park officiated Interment will be Saturday afternoon in White Plains Rural Cemetery White Plains NY Lucian K Falconer funeral director Funeral services for Mrs Eva Mullinix near Damascus died Sunday were held Tuesday at 3 pm at Ol L Molesworth funeral home Damascus Rev C A Michael officiated Pallbearers were Harry Irving Russell Watkins Maynard Norris Thurman and Raymond Warfield Interment in Damascus Cemetery Florencio Molina Campos 68 Argentine cartoonist died Monday He worked with Walt Disney and his art appeared in U S magazines
Army demonstration room at Army headquarters overflowed Tuesday afternoon for the Snacks For Holiday Entertaining program. Extension agents Beatrice Fehr Adele Miller Jacquelyn Larsen and Janet Codteniz hosted a display of holiday snacks table decorations and simple recipes including Apricot Candy Balls Quick Pizza and Hot Spiced Tomato Juice. Organizers noted the crowd greatly exceeded expectations and the session moved upstairs to the main auditorium with extra chairs added.
Dr Maxfield, biophysicist and head of the Sciences division, will lecture at Science Hall Hood College on Aspects of Medic Research at Brookhaven National Laboratories. The event is sponsored by the Fort De Tick Branch of the Scientific Research Society of America.
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