Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files 1911
Frederick society items report possible new theater by Pearce and Schreck if lease not renewed. Nellie Garrett spoke on Life in Greece at the Frederick Art Club. James Boyle of Oakland, brother of Michael Boyle, is told no hope to recover hearing after injuries in a football game. YMCA reception for younger members held in ladies room. cocoa sandwiches and cake served. Old Mike trolley jumps track near Myersville. Jan bazaar planned by three Frederick fire companies. Braddock Heights fire department orders two 12 inch fire gangs from Southern Electric. Democratic Senate control lines set as Jesse Price and Blair Lee seek presidency of the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce and Scheck
Opera
Frederick Art Club
Nellie Garrett
Greece
James Boyle
Oakland
Michael Boyle
Frederick Y.M.C.A
Maryland School For the Deaf
Y.M.C.A
William D. Zimmerman
Mike
Frederick Railroad
Joseph Brown
Myersville
Braddock Heights
Southern Electric Co
Baltimore
Heights
Senate
Jesse D. Price
Wicomico County
Blair Lee
Small Firms Drive U.S. Manufacturing Despite Giants
The piece notes that 98 percent of the country’s 300,000 plants employ under 500 workers while 1,000 plus employee plants are under 1 percent, emphasizing that individual entrepreneurs still propel American industry despite giants like AT&T General Electric and Dupont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph
Big Steel
General Electric
Dupont
Ameria
Food technology promises push button meal planning
A New York meeting of the Grocery Manufacturers of America reports U S food processors spend about 100 million dollars yearly on R and D. The decade may bring a flood of new convenience items for homemakers including push button menu planning and computer meal preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Grocery Manufacturers of America
New York
Community Notices From Sick County Reed Area
Among the ill residents of Sick County Reed area Mrs. Garse J. Mut of Patek Street entered Fredrick Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. Mr. Franklin Ear Danner of Science Road has returned home from Fredrick Memorial. The report notes several individuals seeking care at local facilities.
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Rumkies
F Moria Hospital
Urbana
Garse J. Mut
Patek Street
Freaensk Memorial Hostal
Bercy
Fe Carrs Parkway
Mr. Frankin
Science Road
Fredenck Memorial Foepeiai
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post November 27 1H1
Twenty years ago two sixteen year old boys confessed in Cumberland Kentucky to the murder of Ward Loveless at his Loudoun County Virginia home. War news from Manila warned that anything might happen as US and Japan moved toward conflict. A street extension proposal would use a thirty foot right of way for East Street to the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing. British forces recaptured Rezegh and Tobruk gains. President Roosevelt Hull and Japanese envoys planned talks after Hull’s peace or war ultimatum. Levi Christian Waskey, retired farmer of Adamstown, died at his home. Joseph Ruprecht, 74, died after being struck by a car near Kronville. Mrs Coram Wade Baker, 41, formerly of Frederick, noted dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cumberland
Ward Loveless
Loudoun County
Manila
United States
Japan
East Street
North Market Street
Sherman P. Bowers
R. Rush Lewis
Rezegh
Tobruk
Roosevelt
Hull
Pacific
Levi Christian Waskey
Adamstown
Nevin T. R. Waskey
East Second Street
Kronville
Schnauiffer Hospital
Brunswick
Joseph Ruprecht
Coram
Wade Baker
Personal notices and family updates in irregular text
Fragmentary personal notices mention a Mrs Hard lane with a second child Pamela Sue, a Pamela Warner reference, and family connections to York City and Long Island. The garbled lines include names such as Mr and Mrs and two siblings, with scattered dates and locations unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celebe
Bork Bryer
Rene Maersene
Hard Lane
Pamela Sue
Annie Warner
Fermier Crick
Mrs
York City
Uriel Nator
Way Musnai
Brither
James Derecha
Massepemia
Long Island
Canada and Western Europe trade ties could shape future economic blocs
Babson notes Canada and the United States share a long border and argues for closer economic integration with Western Europe via a European Common Market style alliance. He envisions Canada supplying resources and oil while advocating a North Atlantic trading area, warning about wage effects and urging cautious, joint action to curb communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Europe
Western Europe
Pacific Coast
Natural Resources
Montreal
Venezuela
Cancer Crusade chairs named for Frederick County
Miss Hilda A. Haller of Frederick and Rev. David Blackwelder of Walkersville named city and county chairmen for the 1962 Cancer Crusade in Frederick County. Crusade in April supports the Frederick County Chapter ACS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda A. Haller
David Lewis Black
Walkersville
Frederick County
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Miss Haller
West South Street
Frederick
Hendrickson
Calvary Methodist Church
Commission On Education
Church School
Wesleyan Service Guild
South End Civic Association
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Zonta Club Seeks Used Piano for Christmas Sing
The Zonta Club appeals for a donated used piano for a December 27 kindergarten Christmas party. The current 75 year old instrument at Esther E. Grinage Kindergarten needs replacement. without a piano, the carols will be sung without accompaniment. The club hopes Santa delivers a piano or the gift may not arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Esther E. Grinage
Santa
Mary Condon Hodgson
Pathology Professor To Give Lecture at Stanford Medicine
An announcement notes a pathology professor will give a lecture sponsored by the Fort Detries Branch of the Society of America. The event is hosted by Science Halls College and scheduled for November in Pa. The speaker holds a chemistry degree with honors earned in 1822.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Medicine
Science Halls College
Nove
Fort Detries
Sei * of
America
Cmesicza
Notable Obituaries From Frederick Area Death Notices
Death notices from Frederick area papers list George Cramer and multiple family members. The list includes Mrs May G Cramer of Salem Oregon born 1873 in Montgomery County, plus Mary May Hahn, Lloyd Hahn, Millard Hanes, Nora Blanche Smith and Clarice Walker among others. Funeral details mention Barrick and Fuss funeral homes, St Pauls Lutheran Church, and Mt Olivet Cemetery with memorials to the United Presbyterian Church.
Infant Vickie Titus Dies. Widow Downey Walter Funeral Planned
The death reports list Vickie Sue Titus infant daughter of James W and Mary Frances Hoffman Titus of Doubs who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 2 40 am. Surviving are her parents and siblings James W Titus Jr Sharon Ann Virginia Lee and Patricia Lynn all at home. Paternal grandmother Mrs T H Brown and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence O Hoffman survive. Graveside services Tuesday at 2 pm in Mount Olivet cemetery conducted by M H Etchison and Son.
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William Hahn
Mary May Hahn
William F. Hahn
RFD
Westminster
Charles Stansbury
Itate
Samuel Wetzal
Lloyd R. Hahn
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Uniontown
Fuss Funeral Home
Taneytown
Seth &. Hester
Keysville
Nora Blanche Smith
W. Kenneth Smith
North Market Street
Milton
Louisa Foreman Smith
Rocky Hill Methodist Church
Nadine S. Miller
Aubrey Smith
Walkersville
Ralph Smith
York
Miss Pearl Smith
This City
Wilbur Smith
Woodsboro
Alton
Norman Smith
Garnetta Lease
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
Etchison and Son
M. R. Etchison and Son
Vickie Sue Titus
James W
Mary Frances Hoffman Titus
Doubs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James W. Titus Jr
Sharon Ann
Virginia Lee
Patricia Lynn Titus
T. H. Brown
Lawrence O. Hoffman
Catherine Carrie Castle
Carl C
Elizabeth C. Mentzer Castle
Middle Alley
First Baptist Church
East Street
Ray Jones
Lime Kim
Corina Carol
Claudia Cleo
Carla Christine
Carl C. Castle
Funeral notices for Emma Jane Davis and others in Maryland
Funeral services were held for Emma Jane Davis of New Market dead at Crownsville State Hospital. Other obituaries describe services for Huldah Myrteal Brown of Washington DC, William Frank Elmer near Westminster, Samuel W Hossh near Wor ilsboro, Sokai Hichhed from Memorial Hospital, Frederick McRockne of Washington DC, Catherine Carrie Castle of Frederick, Minnie M Seiss of Thurmont, and Anna Maden Weissman of Frederick, with varied burial sites including church cemeteries and Mount Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Jane Davis
New Market
Crownsville State Hospital
Simpson's Chapel Methodist Church
F. N. Lyles
Rev. L. Brown
Irvin
John Fossett
Lawrence Brightwell
Hanford Thomas
Claymon Crampton
William James
L. K. Falconer
Huldah
Myrteal Brown
Freedman’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Asbury Methodist Church
H. J. McDonald
William Bishop
Hughes Memorial Church
Fairview Cemetery
John Turner
Charles Wars
Garfield Hoy
Amos Brown Jr
Henry Brown Jr
Ronald Brown
C. E. Hicks III
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Ore
Rapid Cry
Richmond
Loui
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Brow
Eng
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F&m
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Bane
Seane
Serge Seni
Babson
Babson Park
Mase
United Kingdom
West Germany
Ea Dean Fecer
James
Uniel
Cancer Fund
Christ Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
UTCA
Blackwelder
Octavia A. Barnes
Petersburg
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Leon M. Howard
Feagaville
David L. Blackwelder
Yule
Ines
David Glick
George Cramer
May G. Cramer
George Lawrence Cramer
Mark Getzendanner
Salem
Oregon
Montgomery County
William G. Brewer
Dickerson
George L. Cramer
Catherine Cramer Getzendanner
William L. Cramer
Harvey White
Joseph Pyle
Poolesville
Joseph Byrd
Dawsonville
Herbert Greve
Kensington
Newton Brewer
Bamesville
Milton Brewer
Pascagoula
Mississippi
Barrick Funeral Home
San Tem
United Presbbyterian Church
Millard C. Hanes
Lillian Boyer Hanes
East H. St
Christopher and
Mary Myers Hanes
Dargen
Earl J
Theodore A
Martin M
Louisiana
Reynolds F
Isadora M. Carter
Hagerstown
Dorothy Heller
Clayton A
Emmitsburg
Louise V. Hastings
California
Alfred
Sample's Manor
Brunswick Church of God
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Harold Gonso
E. Eversole
Harold Beck
Mountainview Cemetery
Sharpsburg
C. H. Feete
Bro
Lenny Pepe Walker
Clarice Goxviow Walker
Mecietown Convalescent
Claris Braddock
Brooklyn
le. Pome Walker
Arcadia
Tao
Hartford
Coneeo
George L. Stronz
Lasterce A. Water Hwaicote Andres Walter
Wiliam Frank Elmer
Springfield State Hospital
Westminster Cemetery
Wallace Smith
D. D. Harizer
Samuel W. Hossh
Worisboro
Ta! Brace Funeral Home
D. D. Haxiter and Sons
Clarence Roark
Brantley Jka
Sokai
Hichhetd
Anck Memorial Hospital
M L. Creager Fural
CIA
Gt Cemetery
Jade Pa
Russel Soh
Nomis
Frederick Mc Rockne
Fifth Street N. W
Washington
D. C
Mt. Allo Veterans Hospital
Ficnsral
KE. Heckart
Quarch of the
Nazarene
Josephing Monte Sang
Paul T. Rockwell
Ronald T. Rockwell
Richard M. Allison
Hall Windsor
Hillery C. Rock+well
Robert Stewart
Frederick Memorial Park
Minnie M. Seiss
John A. L. Thurmont
Thursoiz Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Forrest Davis
Ridge Cemetery
Rodman My+ers
Frank Stull
Russell Forney
Charles Eyler
Paul Eickenrode
Benjamin Seiss
Anna Maden Wiessman
D. B. Watsnn
Jamies Street
Gai N. Market Street
Cartel
L. Boxer
Good Stephy
Cergyman
Watson
Dennis B. W. F. Kennedy
J. Whiter
Dares
Re. Dailey and Son
Teciots
Ross
Wingars
Fyler
Leiere Camp Lejeune
NCI
Manonete
C. Eyler
Keefer G. Ever
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