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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1958

Page

2

News and Classifieds Snapshot From Frederick Paper

A damaged 19th century newspaper fragment from Frederick shows boilerplate masthead text, pricing notes, and postal registration. It mentions Associated Press affiliation and standard publication details for a Thursday November 26 issue with subscription rates and carrier delivery terms.

Afernoon Great Southess Erg MFG CO Courpe Pane SA Mueth Associated P Press Associated Fress Iy Iocal Frederick

Will your dollar be worth ten cents

Roswell Magill, head of the Tax Foundation, argues in the Saturday Evening Post that inflation and heavy taxes have halved purchasing power in twenty years. He asks if the U S economy is heading toward Europe as the dollar could fall to ten cents or even twenty-five cents in value.

Roswell Magill China The Tax Foundation, Inc Saturday Evening Post Europe

Class Hears What Baptists Believe

Twenty six members and two guests of the St. Pauls Lutheran Church Young Adults Class in Walkersville met to learn about Baptist beliefs. J C Kettelis spoke on Baptist teachings, with devotions, poems, and a planned Cub Scout program discussed. A $20 donation to the Cub Scouts was approved and the Luther League will handle subscriptions. federal tax commentary followed.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Walkersville J. C. Kettelis First Baptist Church Frederick Our Neizkoor William Stickles Margaret Sayler Paul Devilbiss Harold Powell Kettells James Working Edward Hedges Iwi James Stonerer Don Coursey Coursey Warren Kettelis Philadelphia

Forty Years On The Columns MW The News 1908

Middletown faces a serious water shortage as the reservoir standpipe dips from four to six inches. Prolonged drought slows spring supply. Governor Stuart of Pennsylvania plans visit Frederick for Monocacy battlefield monument unveiling with Braddock Heights Band. Chesapeake and Ohio canal remains open amid thin ice. A horse attached to the Pearl Bargain House wagon scared by Cassidy and Co tanning machine causes a near-escape. Diamond Roller Rink opens on West Fourth Street with Braddock Heights orchestra providing music.

Jovernor Stuart Pennsylvania Frederick Monocacy Battlefield Braddock Heights Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Pearl Bargain House Cassidy and Co East Patrick Street North Market Street Liberty Stage West Fourth Street

Thousands Of Visitors At State Parks Reported For 1956

Frederick County statistics from the Board of Natural Resources show Gambrill Hich Knob 34 302 visitors Cunningham Falls 45 176 Washington Monument 39 396 and Gathland 12 580. The report covers Tidewater Fisheries Game and Inland Fish Forests Parks Geology Mines and Water Resources. It notes 126 000 acres of forest and 14 fires burning 19 24 acres. For 1957 there were 7 954 hunting licenses issued totaling 17 096 75, with 35 790 county resident and 2 109 state resident licenses. The report also cites 293 construction notices since 1950 and 281 water well permits in 1957. The state may buy more land on South Mountain for a state watershed forest, with about 100 000 acres contemplated and plans to prevent timber spoilage and restore water saving cover.

Frederick County Board of Natural Resources Gambrill State Park Hich A uuUe UL Ulec Atelle Ue Ferest Tidewater Fisheries Game and Inland Fish South Mountain iSouth Mountain Washington Frederick Gashland State Park McKeldin Maryiana Crampton’s Gap Pen Mar

Suspensions Granted in Local Magistrate Court

In a morning session two defendants were found not guilty while two others received suspensions. Melvin Luther Wilson of Nacamera was convicted of loitering on South Market and given 60 days’ jail suspended on condition he leave town. Clark Leslie Keeney of Walkersville was cleared of speeding on North Market Street. Stanley Theodore Emche of Baltimore was given a suspended fine after pleading guilty to exceeding 50 mph. The proceedings also referenced forestry, watershed management, and farm pond reports affecting Frederick County communities.

Melvin Luther Wilson South Market Ceast South Market Street William A. Boone Jr Wilson Clark Leslie Keeney Walkersville North Market Street Joseph Leehliter Stanley Theodore Emehe Baltimore Douglas Rogers Atl Emche Frederick

Lum Harris to Speak At Burkittsville Banquet

Lum Harris veteran coach and former pitcher and coach for Philadelphia Baltimore and other teams will be guest speaker at the Burkettsville Little League banquet hosted by the Burketts Ruritan Club at the Lutheran Parish Hall. John W. Sigler will introduce the players who will receive tokens of appreciation.

Chalmer Luman Harris We Baltimore Qoneles Burkettsville The Burketts Harris Crackers Rihards Atlanta Richards Philadelphia Connie Mack Paul Ist Washington Senators Buffalo Club Paul Richards Ian Bisons Afte Richards White Sox Baltimore Memorial Stadium John W. Sigler Burkittsville Raritan Burkittspalle

Career Day at Maryland Hosts Home Economics Group

A Fredericks High School delegation of 34 students and advisors attended the November 14 Career Day at the University of Maryland. Instructors Mrs. Engelbrecht and Mrs. Ranck led the group with Walkerville students Sandra Cariotti and Gloria Eyler. Participants explored careers in home economics with a pageant and sessions linking community, business, research and communications.

Fredericks High School University of Maryland John Engelbrecht James Ranck Wood Crams College of Home Economics Bonnie Baumgardner Barbara Boone Karen Brunk Anne Burgess JoAnn Burns Bara Cherry Kathleen Clark Mary Crummitt Christine Davis Dorothy Davis Sue Eyster Janie Firor Margaret Fox J Rita Garmen Mary Frances Gaver Sue Harper Lurine Harris Mary Ellen Jones Jane Kendall Catherine Kerrigan Kay Kershner Kathleen Murphy Carole Oland Louise Renn Suzanme Renn Carolyn Roberts Carol Smith Edith Smith Ruth Stull Sandra Sumners Margaret Timm Fay Tressler Marjorie Trout Margie Vani Sant

Frederick To Host Christmas Parade Balloons

Twenty years ago items report giant balloons like Macy’s parade will roam Frederick streets during the December 1 Christmas celebration. Frederick adds a half mile of sidewalks since WPA work began four months ago with 36 owners paying about 19 cents per square foot for materials while labor is free. The city moves toward a $450,000 federal loan for low rent housing after aldermen adopt a cooperation resolution with the Housing Authority. Col and Mrs Richard W Walker announce engagement of daughter Alice Patton Walker to Dr Charles H Conley Jr of Buckeystown.

Macy New York Frederick Rederick Works Progress Administration Frederick Housing Authority U.S. Housing Authority Board of Aldermen Richard W. Walker Urbana Alice Patton Walker Charles H. Conley Buckeystown

Mrs Stauffer Will Filed In York Pa News

Mrs Salome Baker Stauffer wife's of Congressman Walter Stauffer wills bulk of estate to daughter Mrs Mary Salome Stauffer Skold Red Bank XNI worth about 110000 or more bequests of 6000 to husband 1000 to education and gifts to church board deacons York Visiting Nurse Association and other relatives details state executorship to husband with the will dated 1926 revealing jewelry gifts and amounts to several parties

Xni. J Stauffer J. E. Baker Co York First Presbyterian Church York Visiting Nurse Association Herbert Thomson Jr Thomson Zicanor Logan Thorson Canton China

Talk On Shoplifting For Chamber Members

Police Chief Charles V Main addressed Frederick Chamber merchants on shoplifting types and methods. He described kleptomaniacs casual looters and professionals known as boosters using clothing tricks and gifts to steal, plus other tactics. Cecilia Nestor urged a single credit policy for holiday season business practices.

Charles V. Main Frederick Main Cecilia Nestor Frederick Credit Bureau

Myersville Man Rams Christmas Tree in Car Crash

In Myersville a car rammed the towering Public Square Christmas tree early Wednesday, leaving the vehicle demolished and the tree scarred. Patrolman Robert Comer says Hays, 40, of Harveysville was cited for driving under the influence and reckless driving with a hearing set. Separately in London Britain recognized the Sudanese regime of Gen Ibrahim Abboud.

Hagerstown Public Square Joseph O. Haryersville Robert Comer Hays Washington Street Comer NEW Regine London Britain Sudan Khartoun Edwin Chapman Andrews Ibrahim Abboud

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports several births from November 15 to 18. Families include Gurnan Bowman with two new daughters Johanna Lee and JoAnna Marie, Lantz as fifth and sixth children, Wilson Cramer and Barbara Fout with a first son Stuart Wilson, Barbara Christensen and Robert Crouch with Linda Marie, Moudry with Joseph Ralph II, Brown-How with Jeffery Alan, Wood with a son, Edwards Jr. with Larry Wayne.

Frederick Memoral Hospital Mir Gurnan Bowman Lantz Navin Johanna Lee Joanna Marie Bowman Goldie Barkman Wilson Cramer Route 1 Stuart Wilson Cramer Barbara Fout Frederick Robert Crouch Wilson Place Linda Marie Crouch Barbara Christensen Racize Wis Joseph R- Moudry iMonrovia Joseph Ralph Moudry Courtney’ S Walters Edgar R. Brown- How South Market Street Jeffery Alan Tues Lday Brownlow Betty Lightner James Wood McDowell Avenue Hagerstown Wood Anne Kaill Frederick Harry Edwards Jr Airy Larry Wayne Edwards Marie Smith

Hospital admissions and surgeries at Frederick area

A stream of patients entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment and surgery this week. Among those listed are Mr. William Hatterly of Braddock Heights with a coronary condition, Mrs. Jesse Fifer of Buckertstown recovering from surgery with satisfactory recovery, and Mr. Lawrence Price of Barnesville slated for Wednesday surgery. Several others include Mrs. Charlotte Shaw of East Fifth Street under observation, Paul Woodsboro of Woodsboro admitted for medical care, Richard H. Stine of Urbana undergoing emergency appendectomy, Paul Stockman of Jefferson operated on, Murray Fox of Orchard Avenue awaiting surgery, Breese T. Dickinson near Culver Avenue in good condition, Sheriff Horace M. Alexander undergoing hand surgery in Hagerstown, Helen M. Binder of Bowie admitted to Vindobona Convalescent Home, and Walter M. Crem of Liberty Town confined by inflammatory rheumatism. John Neel Davis, son of H. Stanier Davis, recovering well after Frederick Memorial Hospital admission for surgery.

Wiliam Hatterly Braddock ‘Heights Frederick Memorial Hospital Jesse Fifer Buckerstown Lawrence Price Barnesville Charlotte Shaw East Fifth Street Paul Douglas Woodsboro J. C. Penney Company Richard H. Stine Airy Stine Frederick Community College Applied Physics Laboratory Johns Hopkins Paul Stockman Jefferson Murray Fox Orchard Avenue Potomac ‘Edison Company Breese T. Dickinson Cul‘ler Avenue Joe Horace M. Alexander Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Helen M. Binder Bowie Frederick Vindobona Convalescent Home Ridge Walter M. Crem Libertytown John Neel Davis H. Stanier Davis New Market

Deaths of Mrs Margaret Bowman and Mrs Ida Snoots

Mrs Margaret Bowman of Waynesboro died at 6 50 a m Wednesday at Waynesboro Hospital after a fall fractured hip at Quincy Home where she had been a guest since August 13 1958 Surviving children include Guernon M Bowman and Charles W Bowman among others with 15 grandchildren two great grandchildren and several siblings The funeral is set for 2 30 p m Friday at the Quincy Home Germantown Bethel Cemetery burial Mrs Ida Mae Snoots 77 died November 12 at her son Raymonds Mountainville Arkansas Widow of William Snoots she is survived by son Raymond and a number of nieces and nephews Funeral services were Monday at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Lovettsville burial Union Cemetery Lovettsville.S

Margaret Bowman Margaret Saville Bowman Jacob Martin Bowman Waynesboro Waynesboro Hospital Quincy Bowman Lantz John and Susan Zimmerman) Smith Sabillasville Charles W. Bowman Deerfield Frankes Bowman Dailey Blue Ridge Summit Alice Wetzel Dennis Manahan Emmitsburg Simon Smith Motters Station Lewis Zimmerman Hagerstown Frank Zimmerman Germantown Bethel Cemetery Ida Mae Snoots Raymond Mountainsville Arkansas William Snoots Lovettsville Willam Mary Elizabeth Wenner Raymond Snoots Mountainville New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Michael Kretsinger Union Cemetery

Cowboy Corrals Cash in Maryland Show

Ten year old Gregory Artz of Cecilton Md earned top honors at the Eastern National Livestock Show with Duke an Aberdeen Angus steer weighing 1125 pounds selling for 4511.25 at four dollars a pound. Schulderberg Kurdle Co of Baltimore bought the grand champion. Duke led in 4 HFFA division and the overall show, though the per pound price was shy of the record. Gregory plans college after his saddle days and his winnings go toward education.

Timonium Gegory Artz Duke Schulderberg-Kurdle Co Baltimore Gregory Cecilton Kenneth Artz Collere Artz

Funeral for Charles Lewis Held in Martinsburg

The funeral for Charles Lewis of King Street Martinsburg W Va was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock from the funeral home 1201 North Market Street with Jehovahs Witnesses ministering Pree M Grimm R E Dailey Sr Edwood T Whitmore and R E Dailey Jr serving as pallbearers Interment was Mount Olivet cemetery The service occurred as Capital and the Machinists Union reached a possible settlement on a strike showing operations to resume if pact approved Wednesday to Friday vote by 2473 strikers is scheduled

Washington Charles Lewis King West Pat Nick Street Newton D. Baker VA Martinisburg W. Va Market Street E. Maynard Lawson Jehovah's Witnesses Pree M. Grimm R. E. Dailey Edwood T. Whitmore Ac“E. Dailey

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