Frederick News Ad Urges Local Growth and Taxpaying
A Frederick edition from October 1 1963 promotes The Great Southern MFG Co as a source of white collar jobs for children and higher retail trade. It argues for local progress and more tax dollars, urging residents to support development and new housing while criticizing opponents.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern
Outhern Ptg, & Mfg
North Court St
Freder
Audi Bureau
Associated Press
New Head Weatherman Appointed at Weather Bureau
Dr Robert M White 40 named chief of the Weather Bureau succeeding Dr F W Reichelderfer who held the job for 94 years Reichelderfer retires at 68 White former president of the Travelers Research Center Inc in Hartford Conn a nonprofit focused on research and development for government and industry
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Washington
Robert M. White
F. W. Reichelderfer
Weather Bureau
Reichelderfer
White
Travelers Research Center Inc
Hartford
October's blaze and market tides amid autumn glow
The piece paints October as a vibrant northern month with vivid autumnal scenes and rising wholesale prices. It notes frost, color explosions, and wildlife changes, while also reporting price pressures from aluminum and other commodities and the paradox of rising both wholesale and retail indexes.
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U. S
Washington
White House
Letters Support Frederick's Office Industry Move
A letter writer urges Frederick to welcome a national insurance firm employing 240 women and 60 men, arguing the town needs local opportunities and should not become a bedroom community. The author challenges opponents to trust local leaders to handle traffic and questions training residents for other communities.
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City
the News
Frederick City
Hilding
Frederick
National Insurance Firm
Elcoma
Fifty Years Ago News Items from the Frederick News-Post
A collection of brief notes from 1913 includes plans for a Democratic pole raising in Brunswick on October 26 with speakers from Brunswick Lime Kiln and Frederick. Frederick County Democrats elect Col. E A Baughman as chairman and appoint Joseph Eisenhauer Jacob Schmidt and Edward J. Smith to key posts. Mayor Fraley pushes water main work along West Patrick Telegraph and West South streets. A delivery wagon horse causes street commotion injuring Charles Fleming and Mr Shearer. Dr Ralph Browning narrowly escapes injury when his auto collides with a train line car near Elfunton. An Overland auto on Braddock pike crashes into an embankment, injuring none of the occupants. A brakeman 30 Gramsley is killed on the Cumberland division westbound yard.
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E. Austin Baughman
L. Victor Baughman
Democratic County Central Committee
Col. Baughman
Frederick County
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Jacob Schmidt
Edward J. Smith
C. H. Conley
Masonic Temple
Democratic Party
Fraley
West Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
West South Street
John Hershberger
Charles Fleming
Shearer
Fleming
Frederick
Braddock Pike
Baughman’s Lane
Guy C. Roser
Gilmore Flautt
Little Child
Gramsley
Cumberland
B. and O
West- Boune Yard
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Post
Eugene Bready, 60, Harpers Ferry businessman, died at his Camp Hill home. Hood College marks its fiftieth anniversary with ceremonies Oct 8–10 featuring speakers Wehler, Lantz, and Carson. Robert Hayes Pearl, 18, electrocuted at Potomac yards in Alexandria. Hood College event details follow, including leadership remarks. Hood College milestones highlighted as the 50th anniversary timeline. Hood College speakers outlined for centenary week event schedule. Hood College celebration events planned from Oct 8 to Oct 10 with guest speakers. Hood College fiftieth anniversary events set across three days. Roosevelt appoints Averell Harriman ambassador to Russia. Showers bring light relief to drought-stricken region.
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Robert Hayes Pearl
Petersville
Potomac
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alexandria
Hood College
Charles E. Wehler
Hood
W Augusta Lantz
Martha C. Carson
W. Averell Harriman
Roosevelt
Russia
Lewistown Homemakers mark 35th anniversary event
The Lewistown Homemakers Club celebrated its 35th anniversary with guest Rev. Dr. N. E. Smith of Emmanuel United Church of Christ Hanover Pa delivering a Peace themed address. A separate Libertytown meeting featured Trooper Lennox presenting Mechanized Death and traffic safety guidance.
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Homemakers
Lewistown Club
N. E. Smith
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
Hanover
Lewistown Homemakers Club
Creagerstown
Faithful Workers Society
Robert Russell
Grace United Church of Christ
Frederick
Gordon Todd
Edna Buhrman
America
Charles A. Pollard
R. Clifford Kelly
Harry Cramer
John Stockman
King to Speak at Maryland Clergy Convocation
The Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr is set to address the first Maryland Clergy Convocation on Religion and Race October 24. Chairman Rev Fred M Webber says King will speak on The Crisis That Confronts Us to religious leaders then a discussion on Maryland's racial problems follows.
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Baltimore
Martin Luther King
Maryland
Fred M. Webber
King
Mary
Roney Motor Co Incorporates On 40th Anniversary
The Roney Motor Co becomes The Roney Motor Company as a family firm led by Clyde M Roney Sr and sons Walter L and Clyde M Roney Jr with joint ownership and full management. The business started in 1922 as Roney Motor Co and now employs 31 people at 622 North Market Street.
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Roney Motor Co
Roney Motor Company
Mr. Roney
Walter L. Roney
Clyde M. Roney Jr
Clyde M. Roney Sr
Wallter L. Roney
Clyde M. Roney, Jr
Roney
Old Mountain City
Weil Bros. Inc
Roy C. Creager
North Market Street
Reo
Nash
Gaithersburg DAR Window Display Honors Constitution Week
The Col. Teach Tilghman chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marked Constitution Week with a flag display in the window of King's Pontiac Co. in Gaithersburg. Flags traced the evolution of the U.S. flag to the current 50 stars, with banners describing each change and its meaning, plus other historical items.
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Col. Teach Tilghman
Daughters of the American Revolution
King’s Pontiac Co
Gaithersburg
Hospital admissions and patient notes here and there
Several individuals are listed as patients or recent admissions. Mrs. Joseph Hooper resides at 412 Fairview Avenue and is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ralph T. Bell of RFD 7 Shookstown enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mr. W Harvey Lewis of North Market Street is admitted to Washington County Hospital Ha gerstown for spinal surgery.
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Joseph Hooper
Fairview Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph T. Bell
RFD 7
Shookstown
W. Harvey Lewis
North Market Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Deaths of Allnutt Earhart Fogle Pryor and Roop in Frederick area
Edward Louis Allnutt dies of heart attack at his Alexandria home. Funeral at Wheatly Funeral Home. Minnie Carey Earhart, widow of Abram Earhart of Adamstown, dies. services at Doubs Methodist Church area. Winfield H Fogle, 82, retired farmer, died in Frederick Memorial Hospital. survives wife Susie Eyler Fogle and many children. services at Walkersville. William N. Pryor, 60, dies in Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at Dorsey’s Chapel New London. Bertha Alice Roop, 88, dies in National Lutheran Home Washington DC. survived by four sons, one daughter and a brother. funeral at Taneytown.
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Abram Earhart
Minnie Carey Earhart
Abram B. Earhart
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earhart
Frederick County
Samuel Howard
Laura Hattie Carey Davis
Carl J. Davis
Raymond A. Davis
Howard S. Davis
R. Hume Davis
Leo W. Davis
Doubs
Bertha Carey Floyd
Fairmont
N. Carolina
Pauline Sheets
Frederick
Winfield H. Fogle
Winfield H Fogle
East South Street
Thomas
Lucinda Fogle
Haugh’'s Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg
Frederick County Products
Susie C. Eyler Fogle
Harvey Fogle
Libertytown
Paul W. Fogle
Charles E. Fogle
Edward F. Fogle
M. Frances Tucker
Dorothy C. O’brien
Raymond
Calvin Fogle
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Mount Olivet Cemetery
William N. Pryor
Freaerick Memorial Hospital
William Henry
Mary Hackey Pryor
Lewis
New London
Helen Brown
Philadelphia
Falconer Funeral Home
New Market
Dorsey's
Floyd Lyles
George W. Roop
Bertha Alice Roop
National Lutheran Home
18Th
Douglas Streets
Washington, DC
Keysville
George and
Julia Stem Woogle
T the Keysvile Tintorary
G. Raymond Roop
Emmitsburg
Curtis L. Roop
Hanover
Earl D. Roop
Taneytown
Charles W. Roop
Beaulah A. Roop
John Nagle
C. O. Fuss and Son
Donald Brake
Airman James P. Fulton Reassigned for Training
Airman James P. Fulton son of Mrs Edith E Fulton of North Market Street is reassigned to Yale University New Haven Conn for technical training as a United States Air Force communications analysis specialist. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is a 1963 graduate of Richard Montgomery High School Rockville.
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James P. Fulton
Edith E. Fulton
North Market Street
Yale University
New Haven
Funeral Services for Nettie M Clarke Held in Thurmont
Nettie M Clarke widow of Charles A Clarke died Friday at her Walkersville home. Funeral services were held yesterday at 11 a m at Creager funeral home Thurmont with Rev Edward Werner and Rev Claude Carl officiating. Pallbearers included Lee Stottlemyer Richard Wagaman Vaughn Wayrant Earl Eby and Francis Manahan. Burial followed at Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. Elmer Smith died Friday in Frederick Memorial Hospital. His funeral was held yesterday at 2 p m at mounted Mont officiated by Rev Guy P Bready. Pallbearers were Chesler Sterling Lenhart Jacob Ramsburg Earl Clem Lawrence Clark and Guy Stull. Interment at Utica Cemetery.
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Nettie M. Clarke
Charles A. Clarke
Walkersville
Creager
Thurmont
Edward, Werner
Claude Carl
Lee Stottlemyer
Richard Wagaman
Vaughn Wayrant
Earl Eby
Francis Manahan
Blue’ Ridge Cemetery
Elmer Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guy P. Bready
Chesler
Sterling Lenhart
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Earl Clem
Lawrence Clark
Guy Stull
Utica
Bird Club To Meet Thursday Night
Frederick Chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society invites the public to a 8 p.m. meeting at the Burr Artz Library Children’s Room. Guest speaker Robert W. Abraham, regional fish culturist for Region II, will discuss fish management, water pollution, population studies, and fish distribution in Maryland.
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Robert W. Abraham
Lewistown
State of Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick
Maryland Ornithological Society
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Abraham
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick County
Burr Artz Library
Dinterman and Powers Families Welcome New Babies
Mr and Mrs Howard T Dinterman Jr of Mt Airy celebrate the birth of their second son Robert Wayne. Mrs Dinterman formerly Beverly Hiltner of Frederick. Sgt and Mrs Billie Powers welcome their first child a daughter Janet Lorraine. Mrs Powers formerly Genevieve Dinterman of Rocky Springs.
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Howard T. Dinterman Jr
Mt Airy
Robert Wayne
Dinterman
Beverly Hiltner
Frederick
Sgt
Billie W. Powers
Janet Lorraine
Powers
Genevieve Dinterman
Rocky Springs
Burglars Crack Safe On Dual Highway
On the Dual Highway in Hagerstown burglars pried open a fire door and stole about 4000 dollars from the Howard Johnson Restaurant office safe. Deputy Hamberger noted the inner vault was removed and police labeled the break in a professional job.
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Hagerstown
Howard Johnson
Donald Hamberger
Marx Havermill
Wook
Hamberger
Blair P. Overton
Beall Dinner Nears For Senate Campaign Support
A Baltimore event tonight asks $100 per plate for a party praising Sen J Glenn Beall R Md as supporters Ort of Cumberland and Dufour of Kenwood say about 1000 guests will attend. Some leaders call it a campaign fund raiser with Mathias potential GOP opposition and Karl Mundt as guest speaker.
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Beall
Baltimore
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Lewis J. Ort
Cumberland
Raymond A. Dufour
Kenwood
Senate
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Karl E. Mundt
South da- 5
Telephone Company Work Listed
Baltimore AP The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. board authorized expenditures totaling over 124 million dollars. Major items include 84 million for statewide construction and expansion, land purchases at three sites in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties, and two new dial switching centers. Additional funds cover NASA Greenbelt needs, Hagerstown and Oakland line upgrades, and four Annapolis district projects totaling over one million.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Montgomery
Prince Georges
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Greenbelt
Hagerstown Exchange
Oakland
Annapolis
Prince Frederick and
Mutual
Funeral Thursday For Mr Schroeder
Funeral services for D. Marshall Schroeder former Maryland State Police superintendent and former deputy commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles will be held Thursday at 3 30 p.m. at the funeral home on East Church Street Interment is planned for Mount Oliver Cemetery Mr Schroeder died Monday at his sister's home in the city Funeral Directors M R Elchison and Son supervised arrangements
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Maryland State Police
East Church Street
Schroeder
State Police
Department of Motor Vehicles
Robert L. Smith
West Second Street
Mount Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Elchison and Son
Zoning Change Request Heard for Wilcom Inn Property
Charles Wilcom of Wilcom's Inn near Monrovia sought a zoning map amendment at Winchester Hall to allow a trailer as a watchman home on less than half an acre. The plan faced no local opposition while J Alfred Catsail of the Planning and Zoning Commission reported the commission favored the amendment.
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Charles Wilcom
Wilcom
Planning and Zoning Commission
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