Wedding Jumble From The Great Southern Prep Mfg Co
A fragmented wedding tale from Frederick Maryland recounts a double wedding journey linking the Shoemaker family and Anne Reese Shoemaker. The notice highlights long running newspaper tribute and mentions the reporting quality of The Frederick News. Ruth Havene Ashton of Ashton Maryland is listed with a date of Sept 29 1985.
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Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Prep Mfg. CO
Pablyy
Robert
North Court St
Philadelphia
James Janney
Helen
Henry
Reeses
Ann
Niagara
Ree
Henry Reese
Avdii “Bureau
Fraderick County
Ember
Associated Press
Phus
Henry R. Shoethe
Focal
H. Reese
Walt Shoemaker
AP News
The
Frederick News
Ruth
Billions For Pensions Survey Of Private Plans In US Industry
The report to the Labor Department shows 120600 private welfare and pension plans in American industry with assets totaling 38 billion dollars. The 100 leading plans hold 20.1 billion or 53 percent of assets, mostly pension or retirement programs. Retirement funds now total 538 billion to aid workers in old age alongside Social Security and private insurance.
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Labor Department
True Champion Stan Musial Retires After Storied Career
After 22 major league seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals Stan Musial known as Stan The Man ends a fabulous baseball career. He is honored by civic and baseball officials and reflects on America offering opportunity to ambitious youths and the example he set through sportsmanship and family devotion.
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Stan
Stan Musial
Alcoholics Anonymous membership growth and reach
Alcoholics Anonymous has grown to more than 300000 members in 72 countries since its 1935 founding with US and Canada groups up 6 percent in 1962 and rest of world up 166 percent. The article highlights AA’s recovery impact and broad international reach.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
United States
Canada
The
Fifty Years Ago News Clips From The News Post
Three foreign men claiming Syrians seek subscriptions in Frederick to aid church work in their homeland. A severe storm along the Creagerstown area with hail unroofed barns and damaged crops. heavy rain across Frederick County. Burkittsville bond issue funds debated as locals demand plans aligned with the first scheme. A freight car from Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co. rolled across Market Street with no injuries. Frederick County boasts large goldfish production with 150 acres and $25,000 yearly. Wheat seeding underway though Hessian fly concerns linger. A collision on the Baltimore Pike near Pearl involved a water wagon and a five passenger car. Frederick Tyergar and Murphy Eyler were hurt and the auto damaged.
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Frederick
Creagerstown
Graceham
Loys
Rocky Ridge
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Burkittsville
Pearl
Baltimore Pike
Frederick Tyergar
Murphy Eyler
P. J. Carpenter
Twenty Years Ago News Items from The News-Post Files
Twenty years ago October 2 1943 items include a fire destroying a bank barn on Dr R M Ray farm near Buckeystown with loss of machinery hay and feed. Col D N Hausman to speak for Undersecretary of War at KE production awarded to Everedy Co. OPA raises gasoline ration for A card holders to 2 gallons weekly. November draft call anticipated larger than October. Nine Allied ships lost from a convoy as U boats active. Life members may act on leasing Frederick Fair Grounds if War Department offers. Santa Claus to deliver toys for Christmas. Allen Luckadoo and Waller Orris found guilty of vagrancy with suspended 30 day jail terms.
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R. M. Ray
Ella A. Whitmore
Buckeystown
Harry J. Leichert
Everedy Company
Frederick
D.N. Hauseman
Army and Navy
Office OF Price Administration
CCAL
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Corregidor Memorial Bill Expands World War II Tribute
The House approved a 1.5 million dollar U S contribution to fund a Philippine island memorial on Corregidor with the Philippines matching the amount. Senate action follows. In Dominican affairs three Democrats urge withholding recognition and military aid from the toppled Bosch regime.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corregidor Memorial
House
Senate
U.S
Philippine Island
Corregidor
Philippines
State Department
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Bartlow Martin
Edwin M. Martin
Latin America
Funerals Held For Mrs Zola Creager And Others
Funeral services were held for Mrs Zola Creager widow of Harry T Creager Sr formerly of 103 East Third Street at 11 a m Tuesday at 106 East Church Street with Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm officiating Pallbearers included Nevin T Waskey Warren P E Smith Lincoln D Engelbrecht Russell L Michael Ira F Ray and Alton E Shaff Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors Also services were held for Mrs Martha L Walker former Carroll County resident who died in Baltimore and for Mrs Jessie Fay Watkins of Mt Airy Interment was at Taylorsville Cemetery Calvary Methodist Church hosts noted musicians during the Watkins funeral Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Olin L Molesworth Damascus funeral directors.
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Zola
Aurora Creager
Harry T. Creager Sr
East Third Street
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Warren P. E. Smith
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Russell L. Michael
Ira F. Ray
Alton E. Shaff
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Jains, Liber
Read
Winfield
Martha L. Walker
Carroll County
Baltimore
Harry Ledgard
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Roy Arnold
Hunter Arnold Jr
Arthur Grimes
Charles D. Jones
Harry Wilt
J. Claude Nail
Taylorsville Cemetery
Jessie Fay Watkins
Asa H. Watkins
Mt. Airy
Calvary Methodist Church
C. Roger Elgert
Ralph M. Sharpe
With
Marion Runkles
Norman Etzler
D. Marshall Schroeder
Maryland
County Officials Celebrate Birthdays at Courthouse Event
Commissioners A. Irvin Renn and Russell Z. Herman marked their birthdays Sunday and received cakes Monday at the Courthouse Office. Mrs. Frank Davis of Rocky Spring and Mrs. Della Nusbaum of Walkersville attended the Telephone Pioneers Convention in Baltimore. Mrs. Edwart F. Gale on West Second Street observed her ninety second birthday Tuesday.
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A. Irvin Renn
Russell Z. Herman
Frank Davis
Rocky Spring
Della Nusbaum
Walkersville
Telephone Pioneers
Civic Center
Baltimore
Edwart F. Gale
West Second Street
Local Women Admitted for Observation and Treatment
Three women are reported in area hospitals for observation or treatment. Mrs. William Pickett of Winfield entered Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore for evaluation. Mrs. Carrie Shipley of North Market Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Harvey E. Rice of Lewistown is convalescing at home after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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William Pickett
Winfield
Church Home
Baltimore
Carrie Shipley
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey E. Rice
Lewistown
Wiley T. Rightnour
Gerald F. Ryder
N. Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Rightnour
Seton Avenue
Gettysburg
Ryder
Woodland
Mr. Rightnour
Thomas
Mary Rightnour
South Dakota
Taneytown Road
Trinity United Church of Christ
Jas E. Rose A'zhtoour
Baiti
Santa letter from Betty Lou Weddle requests gifts
Little Miss Betty Lou Weddle of Thurmont has mailed her Christmas list to Santa. The News-Post received the letter requesting a doll sleeper set a blue baby carriage and a color paint set.
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Betty Lou Weddle
Thurmont
Santa Claus
News-Post
Santa
Betty Lou
College teachers boosted by Ford Foundation grant
Goucher College has received an $188,000 grant from the Ford Foundation Fund for the Advancement of Education to start a program to attract young women into college teaching.
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Want College Teachers Goucher College
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Youn
Employment Heart Meeting Scheduled For Thursday
Dr. Roger E. Allen of the New England Industrial Medical Association will speak at the first Conference on Employment and Heart Disease at Fort Detrick Officers' Club. Nearly 100 leaders from medicine government and industry expected. Dr. Sidney Scherlis will deliver the keynote on obstacles to employing cardiac workers.
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Roger E. Allen
New England Industrial Medical Association
Maryland
Officers’ Club
Fort Detrick
Allen
Tufts University School of Medicine
American Optical Company
National Board of Medical Examiners
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick County
A. Austin Pearce
Frederick County Heart Association
Sidney Scherlis
American Heart Association
Perry§. MacNeal
Pennsylvania Hospital
Benjamin Franklin Clinic
University of Pennsylvania
MacNeal
University of Michigan
Philadelphia
Herman J. Halperin
Bethiel Bem. Steel Company
Sparrows Point
American Board of Preventative Medicine
Daniel T. Doherty
Workmen's Compensation Commission of Maryland
Donald B. Rice
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
McNamara Likely Finds No Final Answer in Viet Nam Visit
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara returns to Washington with a broad report for President Kennedy, likely urging no immediate rise in U.S. forces or aid, while hinting at limited cuts and possible increased air support. The trip notes minimal reforms by Diem, Buddhist tensions, and Viet Cong pressure in the central highlands and northern provinces.
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Roy Essoyan
Associated Press
Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Diem
McNamara
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
U. S
Deaths in Montgomery and surrounding counties
Obituaries list Norman A Belt of Gaithersburg 76 retired from the General Accounting Office and active in the American Legion and historical societies. Also names Lacy M Bowers age 82 of Cumberland and Hoyte E Foster 69 of Falling Waters among other local death notices with funeral details and survivors.
National Geographic's 57th Anniversary a Public Miracle
National Geographic celebrates 57 years as a slim scholarly magazine grown into a large circulation of 3 535 000. Gilbert Grosvenor built the Society and magazine editing 660 issues with 3 300 articles while upholding accuracy and no advertising of liquor or medicines.
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J. W. Davis
Associated Press
Washington
National Geographic
National Geographic Society
Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor
Dr. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
The
Geographic
the Geographic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Society
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alan F. Brooke
Imperial General Staff
Ske
Alan
Walter Smith 88 Mourned in Mt Airy Funeral Services Note
Walter Smith 88 longtime Mt Airy resident died yesterday in Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was a retired sheet metal worker born in Howard County survived by three sons four grandchildren and two great grandchildren and a span ish American War veteran. Services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Waltz Funeral Home with Rev Roger Elgert officiating. Interment Piney Grove Cemetery Mt Airy. Friends may call today 2 to 10 p.m.
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Norman A. Belt
Montomery County
Montgomery General Hospital
Gaithersburg
American Legion
Sons of American Revolution
Montgomery County Historical Society
National Association For
Ruth Ann Belt
Norman E. Belt
Jack M. Watson
Gartner Funeral Home
East Diamond Avenue
Forest Oak Cemetery
Francis P. Fisher
Francis Powell Fisher
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. W. Strong
Rockville
Springboro
H. A
Inez Powell Fisher
Marsha King Fisher
Fisher
Friends Meeting
Media
New Baltimore
Mich
Robert E. Dailey
Walter Smith
Mt. Airy
Howard County
Maude A. Smith
Carl W
Robert E
Harold Edgar
Aberdeen
Liberty Road
Winfield
Roger Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church
Piney Grove Cemetery
Hood College Night Courses This Fall
Hood College offers existential ethics and Bible study courses led by Doris Bailey Dorothy Johnson and Rev Dr Mehl with new faculty member Dr Foss teaching Wednesdays on October 9 for three credits or audit. Art Workshop by Davis runs Mondays from 7 to 10 p m with a focus on drawing painting and progressing from representational to abstract. Recreational Activities for Women introduces physical education sessions focusing on individual fitness and activity skills.
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Doris Bailey
Dorothy Johnson
Hood
Haverford College
Germany
Freiburg
Munich
Berlin
Sorbonne
Paris
Mehl
Yale University
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia
United Church of Christ
Davis
San Francisco
California School of Fine Arts
Adult Education Authority
U. S
Baltimore
New York
Maryland
Baltimore Museum of Art
Hood College Offers Evening Exercise Classes Begin October
The program includes an exercise period and optional swim with classes on Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 30 p m starting October 9. Miss Johnson and Miss Bailey are long time Hood staff with degrees from Russell Sage Hofstra Boston University Sargent College. Fees are 38 per course for Art Philosophy Religion with 15 class meetings and 15 for physical education classes.
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Miss Johnson
Hood
New York State
Russell Sage College
Hofstra College
Miss Bailey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston University
Sargent College
Frederick youth sentenced to six months for destruction of property
An 18 year old Frederick man, Paul Delaney of Taney Avenue, was sentenced to six months in Maryland House of Correction after a Magistrate's Court found him guilty of destruction of property at the Pizza Shop on East Patrick Street. Delaney had been hospitalized at Springfield State Mental Hospital and was released Tuesday pending a hospital report.
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Frederick
Springfield State Mental Hospital
Maryland House of Correction
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Paul Delaney
Taney Avenue
East Patrick Street
City Police
Charles V. Main
Delaney
Rosalind Nasher
Bennett
Springfield
Frederick County
Rivers Potomac Cleared and Low at Point. Monocacy Dirty and Low
Readable fragments report river conditions with Potomac noted as clear and low at a point near Point, while the Monocacy is described as dirty and low. The text appears partial and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Potomac
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