Acme Courier Admits Rates and Delivery Note
A 1961 notice from the Bureau of Circulations outlines single copy and carrier delivery charges. It notes postage and service costs, requests for alterations, and that the paper uses Associated Press dispatches. Third class matter and republication permissions are mentioned with a date of Thursday November 30 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Maran
Treket Avil Bureau of Cireulations
Associated Press
Il AP
Eich
Work For Relief Under Work Requirement In Chicago
Chicago enforces relief by work with 15000 able bodied on relief rolls. About a third serve as school guards and grounds crews for city and county offices. Some are cleaning private slums as part of relief duties. Since year start 4858 dropped for refusing relief employment. County aid totals show 267000 on public assistance, including many women and children. A program trains women in housekeeping, echoing the aim to turn relief into earned work and reduce taxpayers’ burden.
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Chicago
Cook County
County Director of
Public Aid
Funeral services in Mount Airy for Mrs. Charles Riddiemoser
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Riddiemoser of Mt. Airy were held at St. James Episcopal Church. The body lay in state at C. M. Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield with services at 2 p.m. Friday. Interment followed at St. James Reformed Cemetery in Lovellsville, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riddiemoser
Mt. Airy
St. James Episcopal Church
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Robert Pegran
Herman de Brandi
St. James Reformed Cemetery
Lovellsville
Fragmented report on tracing markers and names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions tracing markers Fort Ond and individuals including Incy Greer and Romer. The text is garbled without clear actions, dates, or locations to establish a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ond
Fifty Years Ago From The NeasPet Files
Frederick events include a National Order of Owls organizer visiting town to secure lodge signatures, a burst water main on East Fourth Street and Middle alley awaiting repair, and social notes of local women hosting visitors from Baltimore. City Opera House lease terms to be revised while market hours stay unchanged. A large weekend celebration by multiple local councils and a Baltimore banquet featuring a poem set to music are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apt
J.B. Wae
Charles ‘Town
Wo Va
National Order of Owls
Frederick
East Fourth Street
Middle Alley
Henrietta Crossman
City Opera House
Margaret Eichelberger
West Church Street
Eleanor Baden
Pauline Pollitt
Baltimore
Predonia Council
Francis Scott Key Council
Olive Council
Union Bridge
Q.uam. Band
Hotel Joyce
Jerome H. Joyce
Bentztown
George Edward Smith
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files 1941
Two city employes injured a $200 pump destroyed and a car damaged on South Carroll street in a freak accident Clarence Tobery of the water department remained in hospital while Water Superintendent Davis was only slightly injured It was learned the old Central Trust building gutted by fire is to be remodeled for a commercial enterprise Commissioner Elgin said police can issue summonses for unsafe car inspections before Dec 15 Hood College Marion Ettes will present The Kingdom of God in Brodbeck Hall Local State Roads Commission workers have completed about 27 miles of snow fence in the county Three of eleven horses in training on the Pacific Coast will carry Glade Valley Farm colors in the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap next March Chalcedon Pictor and Chaldese to race in California event with owner William Brann and wife arriving in Pasadena
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carroll Street
Clarence Tobery
City Water Department
William J. Davis
Central Trust
W. Lee Elgin
Hood College
Kingdom of God
Brodbeck Hall
State Roads Commission
Pacific Coast
Glade Valley Farm
Walkersville
California
William L. Brann
Frederick County Turf Tan
Mrs. Brann
Pasadena
Chalcedon
Brann
Pictor
Chaldese
Local Composer's Music Applauded At Concert
An overflow audience heard the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra under Peter Herman Adler in Frederick for the 25th Anniversary Community Concert. Composer William Sprigs and pianist Ruslana Antonowitz drew strong applause, with the Rachmaninoff concerto highlighting a strong, polished program and a striking young soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Community Concert Association
Frederick Association
Peter Herman Adler
Smetana
Maryland
William Sprigs
Hood College
Theria
Debussy
Rachmaninoff
Iberia
Mir
Sprig
Hood
Eric Friedman
Ruslana Antonowitz
Rachmaninott
Anonowitz
Joan D. Ramaley
Girl Scouts Plant Roses in Baker Park
Girl Scouts across the city planted 30 new rose bushes named The Girl Scout Rove on Sunday afternoon at the Carillon in Baker Park. Senior scout Treva Hengst led the program and Mary Lee Barthel thanked Parks Superintendent Charles Fitez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Jackson and Perkins
Treva Hengst
U.S.A
Girl Scouting
Mary Lee Barthel
Ie Troy
Charles Fitez
Parks
Giri
Brownies
Inser
Rose Arden
Nee of
Frederick
Personal notices missing names and clear facts
Fragmentary text reports a personal notice with incomplete names and unclear event. The readable elements include references to a person and a location but lack identifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes to confirm a specific notice.
Middletown High to Stage Stranger in the Night Play
The senior class presents Stranger in the Night December 1 and 2 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium The action centers on a gift shop near Boulevard Hotel with characters Sylvia Lee Mable Crane Grant Terry and a cast including Annie King Pamela Smith Charles Morgan and others in a mystery with light comedy elements
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Middletown
Middletown High
Boulevard Hotel
Sylvia Lee
Mable Crane
Annie King
Pamela Smith
Grant Terry
Charles Morgan
J. T. Rutledge
Charles Buhrman
Velda Levens
Judy Snook
Clifford Newkirk
Wiliam Bullivant
Nona P J Jean Tax
Moose Party Planned for Women of the Mowe Chapter
A local notice announces a Moose Party planned for women of the Mowe chapter. Event details are sparse in the fragment, but the gathering aims to socialize and support community activities within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Party
Te Mowe
Nck
Elderly Hardware Dealer Injured In Route 15 Crash
Hoscoe C. Murray a 70 year old partner in Community Hardware and unaccompanied, was rushed to Washington County Hospital after a 1953 Dodge left Route 15 near Point of Rocks and overturned. Police say he suffered a possible broken back and multiple facial and bodily injuries, with the full extent undetermined. The crash occurred about 5 35 p m as Murray returned from Camp Kanawha. He usually fishes at Potomac River on Wednesdays. The car was a total loss. The investigation was led by Trooper Scott B English.
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U.S. 15
Point of Rocks
Hoscoe C. Murray
Community Hardware Company
Third
North Market Streets
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
M. R. Etchison
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll Manor
Gun Club
Route 15
Tuscarora
Scott B. English
English
Murray
West Third Street
Frederick
Camp Kanawha
Potomac River
New Books At Side Glances Arts Library
Side Glances Arts Library reports new acquisitions including The Epic of Man and The U S A Answers. Also featured are Perfidy Beyond Ourselves Havoc and Give the Lady What She Wants plus Michael Cresap Father Friend Commander and a DAR magazine article on Frederick County’s early Revolutionary War efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editors of
Life
B.C
John Shellman Beer
U.S.A
Kenneth E. Beer
Moscow
United States
Ben Hecht
Israel
Catherine Marshall
Peter Marshall
William Bixby
John Shellman Baer
Lloyd Wendt
Chicago
Lake Street
Marshall Field & Company
Gift
Marshall Field and Company
Michael Cresap
Julia Etchison Hanna
Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine
John H. Hanna Jr
Frederick
D.A.R
Frederick Countian
Cambridge
Redpath
First Big Yule Sing On Dec 6
Homemakers chorus and announced soloists listed with numerous members from Adamstown Ballenger Braddock Frederick City Gathland Middletown Pleasant Grove Woodsho Donad Brower White Fox Men Conrad Bir Star June Dadrow Leonora Burger JoAnn King Nancy Huffer Betsy Brewer Jean Messer Sisen Messer Nancy Burtie Linda Berser Thanes Sharan Law Linda Stotlemyper Breséa Hahn Myra Hahn Presxant Breséa Hahn
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Adamstown
G. Palmer Snook
Louise Lewis
Willace
Calvin L. Lockard
Jefferson
William Long
Willard Stevens
Jug Bridge
Paul E. Main
Merryland Tract
David Kifer
Middletown
Henman Schrover
Henry W. Sheffler
Lewis Burger
Pleasant Grove
Marion Lawson
Woodsho
Donad Brower
Miss Finnigan
Men Conrad
Warnere
Cherm Baijlencer
JoAnn King
June Dadrow
Leonora Burger
Carnisn
Frederick “Ty
Barbara Fa
Gra Avine
Donna Jt Ta
Nancy Gordes
Huffernia Brewer
Betsy Brewer
Jean Messer
Sisen Messer
le St
Nancy Burtie
Linda Berser
Thanes
Sharan
Law
Patt Linda Stotlemyper
Presxant
Breséa Hahn
Myra Hahn
Frederick Aired Bogota 406 Carry Tan and Kamede
Fragmentary report notes names Bogota 406 Carry Tan and Kamede with other unreadable terms. No clear action or outcome. available details are incomplete and cannot determine context or event.
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FO i. Frederick
Bogota
Sirells, W. Tert
Death notices for Keefer and Shives head local obituaries
Charles S Keefer retired plumber age 77 of 21 Washington street died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Jessie Alice Whitter Keefer and three children. interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. L Shives Hancock postmistress noted as Mason, Eastern Star member. funeral Saturday at Hancock Methodist Church with graveside rites. Infant Patricia Ann Witeck died age weeks. survived by parents and grandparents. services Friday at East Funeral Home.
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Catherine Carrie Castle
Middle Alley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Beverly Miller
Lana Holcomb
Cynthia Kruse
Vicki Crouse
Kathy Wetzel
Dar’ Jene Wyner
Floyd
Theodore
Francis
Robert
George
Charles Mentzer
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles Smith Keefer
Washington Street
George and
Mary Himbury Keefer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Steam 3 L.0.c.m
Keefer
Frankb. Keefer
Richard W. Keefer
Mount Olivet
L. Shives
Hancock
James W. Bowers Lodge
A.M
Order of the Eastern Star
Association of Central
John W. Shives
Hagerstown
West Main Street
Eastern Star
Hancock Methodist Church
W. Dewitt Dickey
Ramon Reno
Watfordsburg Presbyterian Cemetery
Grove Funeral Home
Charles Mongan
Middletown
Stanley Witeck
Boonsboro
East Funeral Home
Deaths and funeral notices from Frederick area
Died Thursday afternoon Charlotte Bouknicht of Arlington Va sister of Water F Zeizler and L. C. Cwhemn. Interment in Graceham cemetery. Also death of Ana Runehari’s Alex wife of Eesti W. Diaga of Frederick County. Funeral services held Friday at 2 pm from the funeral home with Rev. E G Ter Teil officiating. Interment in St Paul’s cemetery. Also mentions deceased Deva Rescee Q. Steven Reecee Quincy Shives 8, who died suddenly of a heart attack at 1 pm while working on a Hanenck ea-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charistte Bouksicht
Charlotte E. Bouknicht
Ariington
Anata
Runehari
Alex
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eesti W. Diaga
la Dauchier
D Joseph
Bianche Trice
Frederick
Etna Pantersin
Iz Caeser
Breat- Branichiaren
Fon. Era
E. G. Ter
St. Paul's Cemetery
Deva
Rescee
Steven Reecee
Quincy Shives
Pryor Listed Off Critical After One Car Crash
Roland Pryor of Highfield remained seriously injured after a single vehicle crash on Military Road near his home at 2 am. Washington County Hospital reported Pryor off the critical list but earlier he suffered a broken neck and spinal injuries when the Martin car skidded off the road, overturned, and struck a stone wall after traveling 175 feet. Passenger Waste C. Martin, 20, of Fairfield, was not injured.
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Roland Pryor
Highfield
Seriouly
Military Road
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Pryor
Fort Ritchie
Waste C. Martin
Fairfield
Martin
Veteran_association honors G Vincent Huth at city dinner
G Vincent Huth, representative of Metropolitan Life Insurance and member of the local Life Underwriters Association, was inducted into the Veterans Association at a dinner held in his honor at the Petes Pan Inn. Attendees included John G. Ruppr of the Hacerstran of Mowhonisa presidency and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Vincent Huth
Metropeitan Life Insurance Gmpany
Amber
Association of Life Under
Metropeitan
Petes Pan Inn
Urhasa
Veterans Association
Eerplonim
John G. Ruppr
Hacerstran
Mowhonisa Presership
Pama Ang
Asik
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Gordon
Lugenbeel
New Windsor
University Hospital
Funeral Home
Zer and Sons
Rich
I Semvices
Mre
Neva
Tate
NeasPet Files
News-Post
Girl
Margery Guest
Robert Klein
Alexis Kein
Linda Hart
Girl Scouts
Octavia Bottomley
South Market Street
RFD i
Thurmont
Charlotte Bowers
Jefferson Street
Glenn H. Brandenburg
Franklin Street
George M. Bromwell
RFD
Rocky Ridge
Gary Browell
Charles Town
W. Va
Betsy Ross
John H. Cole
Quartz Circle
Grady R. Crawford
Mabel E. Davis
Grace Etzler
Woodsboro
Elsie Hamilton
Charles Frye
Mt Pleasant
Wilson Place
Austin N. Gaver
Margaret J. Harding
Monrovia
Hazel V. Harris
George I. Harrison
West South Street
Richard BE
Haugh
Birmingham Drive
Thomas W. Humm
North Market Street
William C. Humm
Thomas E. Jackson
Kansas City
Betsy Rose
Hoyt Summers
Patricia Kemp
East Eighth Street
Cece Market Street
Richard L. Kerr
Robert G. Kroh
D. Haroldian Shields
Gary L. Lien
Morgantown
Fairlane
Naomi R. Lidie
West Fifth Street
B. T. McMillan
Washington, D.C
East Fifth Street
Exeon A. Miller
Kenneth E. Ramchitz
North Marke Street
Edward E. Rice
East Seventh Street
Syeeth Market Street
Ine Ricketts
Kansas Ciy
Beter
Eileen
Kamede
Barner
C. S. Keefer
Patricia Ann Witeck
Idweeks
Lester
Lola 'Mongan) Witeck
Charles S, Keefer
Ives Fur Tington, Va
Graceham
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