Southeast Pig and Life Co. Featured in Frederick News
Page from The News of Frederick Maryland notes local business mention by Southeast Pig and Life Co. on North Court Street with contact details. The issue lists subscription rates and pricing schemes for various intervals, reflecting typical newspaper boilerplate of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Southeen Pig. & Lifg. CO
North Court St
Eartier
Meath
Alski Pereas
Cyeniatocs
C Membeer
Associated Press
Stock market hits new high ground amid renewed optimism
The Times average rose to 354.45, surpassing 1929 peak of 321.90 and marking a sustained move above previous highs. Analysts note market gains reflect renewed confidence in economic health despite cautions about speculation and its lagging relation to actual prosperity.
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Econon
Dow Jones Wide
Cker Service
SSS
New York Times
Times
New York Stock Exchange
Volunteers Laud Election Return Helpers In Frederick County
A letter to the editor commends two staff volunteers in Frederick County who assisted in collecting and tabulating precinct reports during the recent elections. The volunteers worked without pay until late election night, enabling near real time returns for WFMD and the News-Post. The writer notes the volunteers’ expertise and the justified thanks from the public, while WFMD and the News-Post rewarded them modestly.
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News-Post
WFMD
Frederick County
Morning Post
WFND
Thane
Forbes H. Burgess
M.D. Frederick
Phone Booth Looter Receives 18 Months In Court
Ivan Gale Taylor, 45, of Grafton West Virginia, was sentenced in magistrate court to 18 months for larceny of 13.35 from two pay phones on Route 40 75 plus one year for destroying telephone company property and one year for resisting arrest. Trooper Gordon H. Smith said two pay phones were looted, with boxes containing 30.35 and 13.00. Local phone company manager Carl Weakley identified the damaged phones. State’s attorney Barrick noted Taylor’s long record including burglary, arson, and breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Witburt F. Sheffield Jr
Ivan Gale Taylor
Grafton
W. Va
Gordon H. Smith
Route 40
Smith
Taylor
Carl V. Weakley
Samuel W. Barrick
Fifty Years Ago Notes From The News Columns
Fifty years ago a Frederick Frederick County edition reports Wanda Tobery with 40 days present and 134 absent last year, David Toberg late 11 and 14 absences. The board balances real estate at 253,216.92. family claims illness and accidents. Jurors named for December term. An exciting M.C.A. basketball game features Vernon Greens' team over Fellows. Election reports show GOP $1,897 and Democrats $1,092 spent. Governor Nice appoints E Austin James magistrate in Frederick. Local court actions include pay judgments over a TV set and a stop-sign case. Baby contest winners announced. Frederick Hiking Club members hike Out Possum Town Pike led by Alvin Quinn. Dr Eric Clarke, noted psychiatrist, dies at 64 in Panama City.
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Paul E. Fogle
Wanda Lee Tobery
Fogie
David Toberg
Board of Aldermen
Fogle
H. Dorsey Etchison
M. Eugene
Lawson A. Dubie
Robert L. Rip
Peon
Lewis P. Scholl
BAS
Vernon Lamar Roderick
Fred Ketball
M.C.A
Ihejerick
Count Greens
S. E
Brown
Fellows
H. Zeigler
S. Brown
A. Hendrickson
C. Hendrickson
Storm
Brust
Republican
Democratic Central Committees
City Opera House
Svesee
John Yeager
East Third Street
Eric Kent Clarke
Psy- Frederick
University of Minor
Richard F. Nallin
Inesota Medical School
Minneapolis Institute Farm
Alvin Quinn
Kingston
Ont
Thanksgiving Reflections and Shared Human Aid
Thanksgiving observances highlight gratitude and faith across Protestant Catholic and Jewish communities. Church World Service Catholic Relief Services and United Jewish Appeal call for surplus food, clothing and reconstruction programs for refugees and the needy, while Farm Next Week promotes city rural understanding and interdependence. County Agent Shoemaker is thanked for the reminder as Maryland Municipal League plans meetings in Frederick and Ocean City.
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Ish
Banery
Church World Service
U.S
United Jewish Appeal
America
United States
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick
Maryland Municipal League
Jacob R. Ramsbury
Salisbury
Ocean City
State School Adopts a Ten-Year Program Meeting
The meeting listed attendees including Philip R. Winebrewer Abraham S. Kay and John M. Clayton Jr with others such as Judge Moylan General Markey and Dr. Thomas. Also noted are comments on the New Market W. C. T. U. program and a humorous personal tribute about a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip R. Winebrewer
Abraham S. Kay
Bethesda
John M. Clayton Jr
Baltimore
Charles E. Moylan
Wiliam
Storm
Charles McC. Mathias
D. John Markey
Bernard O. Thomas
J. Vincent Jamison
J.norman Ager
J. Tyson Lee
Harry B. Shaw
Clarence C. C. Thomas
A. Gordon Boone
John K. Shaw Jr
A. I. Ellin
Walter N. Kirkman
Rudolph C. Hines
Aven I. Green
S. Rozelle McCall
Weather roundup for 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
Temperatures and precipitation details compiled by The Associated Press show a 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. Local readings indicate varying outcomes across regions with notable rainfall and cooler temperatures in some areas as observers record the pattern.
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Associated Pre
Ship In Drydock With 300 Passengers Aboard
SAN FRANCISCO AP The HONOR FOR JUDGE SS President Wilson with 500 Judge Charles E Moylan Baltimore passengers aboard was in dry dock today for propeller vibration repair on the liner heading for the Orient The Baltimore News-Post with the Order of the American President Lines officials said the ship would resume its voyage Saturday The Big Brothers of Baltimore and Jewish Big Brother League honored Marylanders with awards including Big Brother of the Year
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San Francisco
Wilson
Charles E. Moylan
Balti
Drymore
Orient
Baltimore Youth Commission
Baltimore
Golden Gate
News-Post
Thej
Black-eyed Susans
Lines
Offi
Big Brothers of
Fort Detrick Teen Club Elects Officers and Plans Grand Opening
Fort Detrick teenage club at building T-833 near the bowling alleys elected Sandra Roberts as president with Greg Hayward as vice president Kathi Murphy secretary Rick Clark treasurer and a four member board plus age group representatives. A grand clubhouse opening social is set for November 30 from 12:30 to 5 p.m. Guests may attend on Saturdays and Sundays with 25 cent guest fees. An advisory council will oversee activities with Lt Col Leslie C. Murphy and others named. Also a Parsons Company employee reunion was held at the NCO Open Mess with about 60 attending led by Frank Bush and Ralph Thomas and his orchestra.
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Fort DeSandra
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Board of Governors
Army
Joseph C. Prentice
Richard S. Clark
Leslie C. Murphy
R. S. Clark
Charles F. Walker
Howard Cole
William E. Davis
James Rime
Parsons
Ralph M. Parsons Company
Joseph Jemski
Alice Hopkins
Frank Bush
Ralph Thomas
Thomas
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Fort Detrick News Highlights Local Military Assignments
Side Glances reports new Militant arrivals include Second Lieutenant John D Hardy and Sergeant First Class Ethan E Askin, plus SP4s Schulte Olson and Veriso and Richard Widmer. Farewells note transfers to Purdue, U S Gypsum, Mautz Paint, Seventh Task Force, and a Philadelphia pharmaceutical post. PTA meeting at Parkway School features Dr Paul Blackwood on science in elementary curriculum. Thanksgiving dance at Officers' Open Mess. ongoing post education courses. birth of Bryan Donald Boos. Christmas dinner plans by Fort DetrickRS A. Fort Detrick speaker Madeline Warrick on in service training. various staff updates and social news. exhibit at Officers' Open Mess Monday.
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John D. Hardy
Ridse Iwood
N. J
Ethan E. Askin
Belmar
Robert F. Schulte
Rochester
Charles Hess
Istaff
Purdue University
Donald C. Eshler
U. S. Gypsum Com‘nary
Warren
Ohio
Harry T. ‘Richmond
Mautz Paint Company
Thomas Spradlen Jr
Seventh Task Force
Oakland
Cali
Nicholas T. DiSanctis
Philadelphia
Ronald M. Mensichino
PTA
Parkway School
Paul E. Blackwood
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
Blackwood
Detrick
Madeline ED Warrick
Society of Technical Writers and Editors
Steve Allison
WWDC
Warnock
Fort Detrick
Obituary notices and hospital admissions in Frederick
A string of local notices lists Mrs C Thomas Summers of South Market street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Also reported are deaths and funeral plans for George J. Furey Belmont Mass Mrs Lillie Lenhart and Richard Mahoney of Frederick with services scheduled at Short and Williamson Funeral Home Mt Olivet cemetery and East Church street locations.
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C Thomas Summers
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emma Moler
Knoxville
Vindobona Convalescent Home
George
Furey
George J. Furey
Alildred Repp Furey
Sunjnybrook
Belmont
Mass
Waterton
Thomas J
Isabelle Hazlett Furey
Elizabeth Elroy
Mirs
Helen Beardsley
Isabelle Court,fey
Palo Alto
Calif
Short and Williamson Funeral Home
Trapelo Road
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Lillie Z Lenhart
Lillie Zo Lenhart
West
Fourth Street
Henry W
Julia Staley Lenhart
United Church ‘of Christ
East Church Street
Lrriends
Mt. Olivet
Twenty Years Ago Involving Mrs Motherwell Death
A disjointed 1950s Freeman Chronicle fragment describes Mrs Motherwell’s reported death tied to a 1953 Washington accident and references a 1938 pancreatitis case. It notes a baby placed in a Florida institution by a man named Alis Hinkson, who said the child’s parents lived near the Florida facility. The man, described as a secret service investigator and construction worker for Ajax Construction Co of Washington, lived at Stewart Manor Apartments 1952–55, joined a local church, and spoke of plans to work for the State Department and be “dropped behind the iron curtain in Communist China.” Police details remain incomplete.
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Metropolitan
Main
Frederick
Washington
Takoma Park
Youn
J ‘Main
Erro
Motherwell
Alis Hinkson
Florida
State Department
China
Funerals for Harmes Hay den and Doll held in Maryland towns
Funeral services for Harmes and Hayden were held at the Fuss and Son funeral home in Taneytown with Rev. Miles F. Reifsnyder officiating and interment at Evergreen Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers included Allen Morelock and Ralph Dutterer. Roger A. Doll’s services occurred at 2 p.m. at 34 East Patrick Street with Rev. Trunk Jr. presiding, interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, and pallbearers named. Mrs. Revie jAmna Martin’s funeral was conducted at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev. Harry Angle officiating and interment in Mr. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. bearers listed. Powell and Hartzier directed. A separate note mentions Alaska winter heat spikes to 100 degrees despite minus 70.
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Harmes & Hayden
Tyrone
C. O. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
Miles F. Reifsnyder
Evergreen Memorial Gardens
Allen Morelock
Ralph Dutterer
Iven Myers
Howard Maus
Harold Sauble
Russell Warmer
Roger A. Doll
East Patrick Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Doll
Alvin Crawford Jr
Charles Kirk Doll
Robert Ritchie
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Lever Davis
Samuel L. Brown Jr
Mt. Olivet
Harry E. Carty Company
Revie jAmna Martin
Franklin E. Martin
LeGore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harry Angle
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Elwood Toms
Howard Potts
Harold Strawsburry
Paul Weddle
Harry Young
Joseph Pressler
Powell and
Hartzier
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Ed Motherwell
Navy
Jacksonvile
Fla
Sirs
Secree
Main Ae Ae
Wayou
Ce A Sie
Hense
Samuel W. Barr
Rick
Arthur
Florence Tobery
Wanda Lee
Barrick
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sheffield
Tobery
the News
Marshall Murray
North Market
Fourth Streets
Roderick
Pont Townard Garrican Rem
Nice
E. Austin James
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Mr. Sehnauffer
Grate Dodd Rippeon
A. D_ Carlson
Main’s Lane
Margaret Mohler
Eugene L. Stup
Shookstown
Harry Frost
Welyny Schildt
Leslier
Mt. Pleasant
Eric K. Clarke
Panama Citt, Fla
New Market
W.ct.u
W.C
Vernon Nicodemus
Ivan Lawson
Fred Keller
Meodemus
Keller
Walker Roop
EB. R. Nasie
Vera Tomlin
Horace Thompson
Youts
Maynard
Kime
Harry Swomley
Sjamsville
August T
Brust Sr
Henry Decker
Potomac River
William T Delaplaine
Elizabeth
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
San Diego
Clouds
Seattle
Lampa
The
Office OF Information and Public Affairs
Wolf Carol
Mina
Goetz
Jasper Avenue
y?Margate
Guy MacIntosh
Marines
Temployes
Frank
A Hart
John Alexander
Edward Bender
Earl Roelke
John Weddie
Charles Brookey
Elizabeth Dennes
Ralph Fry
Calvin George
Milton Gordon
Calvin Leatherwood
Charles Mullican
Marshall Murphy
Byron Novell
Francis O'Leary
Helen Rees
Merkle Shafer
Clarence Smith
Gorer Wessman
Donald Young
Walton Wolf
Don H. Boos
Bryan Donald
RESA
Research Society of America
J. J. Stubbs
Cheraw
S. C
Stubbs
Bill Kiess
Jack Kennedy
Bill
Puerto Rico
Colorado
Pop” Evter
Herman and
Ruth
Brandt
Harold
Jane Burgess
Ralph Kanade
Maine
Paul Middaugh
Bruce Aumen
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Norman Ray
Franklin White
Dotty Winpigler
Loretta Eyler
George Siers
West Virginia
Ethel Garrett
Rebecca Barbiero
Forest G. Rorie
George Lang
North
Joseph Schwimer
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Hea Tore
Russia
Richard Mahoney
Richard
Dick Barber) Mahoney
Hast Street
Weil Brothers
Ous
West All Saints Street
Ifuneral
W. A. Williams iWill
Fair ‘View
C. E. Hicks
Cenunvea
Rage
Alaska
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