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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1960

Page

4

Jaycees Hold Monthly Meeting At Hotel

The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with guests from Breakfast Optimists Evening Optimists and the Exchange Club. Donald Z. Keons outlined a plan to raise teachers pay, arguing funding from reassessment and cigarette tax revenue could support a 4300 to 6000 salary scale for teachers with a bachelor’s degree.

Frederick Frederick County Jaycee M. Dunbar Ashbury Jr Kanneth Eyler George Strasberger Chick Vandervoort

Fort Detrick Society Plans 1961 Program With Noted Speakers

The Scientific Research Society of America Fort Detrick branch announces its first quarter 1961 meetings. Captain Martha Ward says three speakers are engaged for January March and April including Elizabeth Packard in January Joseph V Brady in March and Sydney Chapman in April.

Fert Detrick Public Informatics Scientific Research Society of America Fort Detrick Martha Ward U. S. Public Health Service Elizabeth Packard Conservation Department Waiters Art Gallery Baltimore Joseph V. Brady Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Washington Sydney Chapman National Sigma Xi Miss Packard Brady Captain Ward

Sparrow IQ: English sparrows win U S access to the nation

The United States admits English sparrows are no longer aliens and will have free access nationwide. Introduced 110 years ago to curb crop pests, the birds spread widely, outcompeting native species and prompting failed eradication campaigns. Advances in transportation and the shift away from horses reduced urban invasions. The piece notes removal of import restrictions marks a symbolic end to government efforts.

United States Congress America Atlantic Pacific White House

Two City Accidents Reported

Police report two city accidents on Thanksgiving Day. A 9 year old girl, H A Frye, was treated for a facial abrasion after colliding with a taxi on South Court Street near West Patrick. The driver John A Burrier was not charged. A second crash on Dill Avenue involved Jerry L Weddle losing control after cigarette embers sparked, damaging a parked car owned by Mary C Hodgson. Weddle was charged with reckless driving with a $1145 collateral and a December 2 trial.

South Court Street West Patrick Street H. A. Frye Jefferson Court Street John A Burrier DeGrange Street South Court Burrier Frederick Memorial Hospital Denver Shook Dili Avenue Jerry L. Weddle Thurmont Dil Avenue Contel Weddle Mary C. Hodgson Dill Avenue Hodgson Harry Quinn Wedde

Licenses Reissued to Two Local Drivers

Two area motorists have had licenses reissued by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Anna Belle Jones of Route 3 Mt Airy and Ralph Creager of Burkittsville are the named recipients.

Department of Motor Vehicles Anna Belle Jones Mt. Airy Ralph Creager

Christmas Opening at Eisenhauer china emporium and week’s events

Fifty years ago reports note Christmas opening at Eisenhauer china emporium and Selig film Merry Wives of Windsor at the Opera House. Mrs Esther A Barry dies at 99 in Emmitsburg. Reno S Harp began Frederick College lectures on education. Three 15-year-old boys steal a ride on a freight train and damage houses from Buckeystown to Lime Kiln. Cornerstone laid for Gospel Mission Chapel on Winchester Street. Thanksgiving Day events include church services family reunions and fast boxing bouts in Junior Hall. The musical comedy Time the Place and the Girl to be staged at City Opera House and Chippewa Tribe session presided by Chief C H Eckstein.

Eisenhauer China Emporium Opera House Selig Merry Wives of Windsor Esther A. Barry John Barry J. M. Adelsberger Emmitsburg Reno S. Harp Frederick College B. and Q Buckeystown Winchester Street Gospel Mission Frederick City Opera House Justice C. H. Eckstein Red Men

Martial law declared in Turkey and defense parade planned

Twenty years ago from the News-Post files November 25 1340 reports martial law in Turkey removal of CCC camps in Allegany county planned in spring about 2500 men expected to march in a national defense parade eight divisions with planes overhead.

News-Post Turkey Fishing Creek CCC Campso Allegany County National Defense United States Haiphong Frederick City Hospital Frederick Montgomery County Olney Inn Herbert R. O'Conor William €. Walsh Charles W. Woodward Stedman Prescott Edward S. Delaplaine Arthur D. Willard Sixth Judicial Circuit Rick Street Frederick County Red Cross Guy K. Motter COLT C. D. Summers New Market

Christmas spirit and community loss in Frederick County

A reflective piece urges readers to value inner gifts over material trappings during the holiday season. It recalls a WWII homecoming story illustrating love and selfless giving, notes December as peak traffic accident month, and honors local figures like Dr. Frederick D. Eyster and several Frederick County residents who recently died, including Clifton O. Morningstar and Miss Carrie B. Rowe.

Deaths of George D Albee Charles Butts and Deanna Gaver

Death notices report George D Albee 58 of West Seventh Street died at home. Survived by two brothers Thomas L Albee and Karl A Albee. Prayers Monday at 2 pm, Mount Olivet cemetery. Also Charles Earl Butts formerly of Middletown died Thanksgiving at his Baltimore home. Survived by wife Rhoda and mother Mrs Charles H Butts. Interment Middletown Lutheran cemetery. Deanna Jane Gaver 19 of Hagertown died suddenly at Department of Justice in Washington DC while employed there. Survived by parents Charles Gail and Elsie Morrison Gaver and sister Donna Gaver of Arlington VA. Interment Boonsboro cemetery. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm.

Carrie B. Rowe Carrie Bell Rowe West Main Street Emmitsburg Edward H Mary Clabaugh Rowe Frederick County Elias Lutheran Church of Miss Rowe Eva M. Rowe Washington Elizabeth Rowe Phillip Bower Mountain View Cemetery Wilson Funeral Home George Donald Albee Charles J. Morgan West Seventh Street George Jay Evelyn Paro Albee Charles Earl Butts Middletown Kathland Avenue Baltimore Rhoda Charles H. Butts Ellsworth Armacost Funeral Liberty Heights Avenue Lutheran Cemetery Deanna Jane Gaver Charles Gail Elsie Morrison Gaver Hagerstown Department of Justice Washington, D. C Bethel E. A. B Chessville South Hagerstown Donna Gaver Arlington East Funeral Home Boonsboro Homer Kendall Clarence L. Chubb Boonsboro Cerne W. Alphonso Peach Frederick Memorial Hospital Ida Thomas Bartholows Simpson's Chapel A. A. Thompson Luther Brown Russell Fossati Erwin Fossati Lester Fossati Thomas Simms William Disney Osburn Nickerson

Trite dies after extended illness at 67 near New Windsor

Oliver Trite 67 of near New Windsor died Wednesday evening after an extended illness. He was born in Carroll County, unmarried, with brothers and sisters, a World War I veteran, services set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the New Windsor funeral home with Rev. Harris Waters officiating. interment in Pipe Creek cemetery. Friends may call tonight.

Oliver Trite Near New Windsor Carroll County Peter and Margaret Byers Trite Bessie Trite Grace Sipes Jesse Trite Near New Windsor Earl Trite John Trite Westminster Ezra True Waynesboro France Germany D. D. Harizier and Sons Harris Waters Pipe Creek

Largely attended funerals held for multiple local residents

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Nola Beck Barnes near New Windsor with interment at Pipe Creek cemetery. W Alphonso Peach, Clyde Otho Young, and other local residents were honored in services conducted by area ministers. Military honors and American Legion pallbearers accompanied the final rites.

Tme Winfield Nola Beck Barnes Frank W. Barnes New Windsor W. Daniel Rich Linganore Methodist Church Pipe Creek Bruce Ramsburg Isaac Nicodemus Richard Dudderar Holmes Baker Norman Koontz Kenneth Barker

Dr Fahrney Dies A Frederick Physician At 58

Dr H Laurence Fahrney longtime Frederick physician died at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights after several weeks illness aged 58 He chaired health services workshop and served as vice president of the National Geriatrics Society Surviving wife two sons a daughter two sisters and other relatives Funeral set for Calvary Methodist Church with interment Mount Olivet and memorials requested to Rest Home Braddock Heights

H. Laurence Fahrney Frederick Vindobona Convalescent Braddock Heights Fahrney Vindobona, Inc Boys’ High School Juniata College Huntingdon Jefferson Medical College Maryland General Hospital Baltimore St. Joseph's Hospital Western Maryland Frederick Memorial Hosital Maryland State Nursing Home Association, Inc Maryland State Third District Maryland Joint Council Fairney Medical Economics Physicians Henry P Bésse Yourtee Fahrney Calvary Methodist Church Frederick County Fish and Game Association Catoctin Club Gladys Murray Fahrney David Laurence Fahrmney USN Norfolk Peter Martin Fahrney Philadelphia L. A Kathrym Mount Olivet Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home M. R. Etchison and Son

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jaycees Pauline Fanos Women’s Club Chemical Corps Wives’ Club Store Stanford A. Mumford Stanford Alvin, Jr Fort Deitrick Winchester Hall Engineering Services Directorate Agies Club Debonnaires Jack Hart David Stefange Fred E. Ray Jr Detrick Lawrence C. Myers John H. Boyer Charles R. Hoffman Franklin T. Wetzel Zettie M. Smith Charles L. Leedham M.D USA Amos Johnson Bob Reenstierna P.O. Box Leedham Seymour L. Wolfbein Department of Labor Wolfbein Veronica Catlett Glenn O. DeWald Bloomsburg Tony Gonzales Merced Calif George F. Hyde Miami Cla Timothy RK. Kardeen Sherman N. Y William J. Merrell Clifton N.J John P. Peterson Swannanoa N.C Peter A eTon Damuth Lilian S. Holler Helen Klitch Luo C. Lu Paul W. Eyier Adam Meetze Carl S. Casto Meetze Marshall Stubbs Alex Smallberg Army Chemical Corps Pentagon Smailberg Defense Department Carl S. Caste Detrick Reserve John Lester Chemical Corps School Fred Rays Ramsey N. J Johnny Eterno Joseph Schwimers Grace Line Santa Rosa Caribbean Joann Comer Bredbeck Hall Hood’ College Derrick Ed Pease New Jersey Dorothy Molnar J. Paul Thomas Wilkes-Barre Harold Friedlander New York Bill Sanders Leota Rosedale Civic Association George W. Kline Potomac Michael J. Calpin Scranton Sheldon Kress Walter Reed Hospital Carl Pochedly Army- Navy Donald Pious Bridgeport Conn P. A. Pagano Army Nurse Corps Chester A. Gleiser Chicago Elmer Bokesch North South Carolina Hubert Mary Biser Atlanta Darrell Vi Wooster Woosters V.F.W Ith Eugene Rosensteel Elsie Root Mary Esther Rippeon North Carolina Edythe Happel Cascade Cub Coca-Cola Bottling Co Ralph Crum Ruler and Pencil. i St. John’s Catholic Church Roger Nusbaum Harry Decker Topper Nusbaum William Corley Stephen] Decker James Delauter Louis ,Gasbarri Bradley Marman Dennis Poole Yellow Springs Frank Smith Middle East U.S.A Covina William Harold Lowery Sheriff's Deputies Calcutta India Calcutta University Medical Faculty Sparrow Garden Club Elwood Baumgardner Taneytown State Hospital Sykesville District 5 Maryland Federated Garden Clubs E. T. Richardson M. Weyler F. M. Butler Gettysburg Hotel News7 Fos Eternhaust Frederick D. Eyster US Air Force Emily C. Bittle Knoxville Nannie L. Reddick Walkersville Bittle Leesburg Red Cross Reddick Glade Valley Elysian Clifton O. Morningstar Church Home Hospital Richard Anna Hoffman Morningstar Charlotte McKenzie Morningstar Helen Michael Joseph R. Morningstar Margaret Davis John F. Morningstar St. Dennis Morningstar Church of the Nazarene Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias North Market Street William D. Mowen Robert E. Dailey and Son John Richter Minnie Richter Edward F. Kratz George D. Albee East Church Street Mount, Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison Deanna J. Gaver Helen Herbert Wheeling, W. ‘ Va Altmeyer Funeral Home Wheeling William Benn Trinity Lutheran Church Greenwood Cemetery Clyde Otho Cy) Young Charles F. Trunk Jr Evangelical Lutheran Church Company A IST Egylistic Infantry James F. Walsh PSG Herman H. Tyergar Russell L. Castle James E. Kemp Charles W. Lockard James E. Rinehart Howard T. Dinterman Jr Thomas F. Fulmer James F. Sharrer Louis E. Smith John C. Weddle Bugler Millard Haines Robert E. Kennedy William R. Eyler Francis Scott Key American Legion Edwin A. Brookey Jr William A. Kennedy Joseph S. Kennedy John R. Newton Howard H. Murphy William H Dr. Fahrney Joan Elaine Perkins Merril W. Perkins East South Street Stats Police Barracks B
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