Publication ownership and officers listing
Publisher Great Southern Pty. & Mic Co. with editor John TF Kopeck and managing editor George B. Dela Plaine Jr. Business manager William T Delaplaine. owners include William T Delaplaine and George B Delaplaine Sr. Edward Delaplaine, Estate of Robert E Delaplaine, all Frederick Maryland. Sworn as of October 1961 by Notary A Owen Mercer. Tuesday October 3 1961.
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Weher
Dubner MrMenager
Greet Southern Pty. & Mic Co. (Corporation
John TF. Kopeck
George B. Dela
George B. Delaplaine
Edward Sr. Delaplaine
Rovert E. Delaplaine
Frederick
William T. Delaplaine
A. Owen Mercer
Byrd Warns on Federal Spending Rise and Fiscal Policy
Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia criticizes Kennedy era economic theory and urges a return to fiscal responsibility. He warns spending could hit 137 billion dollars annually by 1965 if inflationary policies persist. He notes only three balanced years since the Korean War and a growing national debt, urging stability for defense and foreign policy.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Byrd
Washington
Nation’s Health Phases Show New Preventive Metrics
National Health Survey reports show 1 161 000 wear hearing aids 253 000 use wheel chairs 201 000 use leg or foot braces and 434 000 use other braces. Second phase exams underway to gauge current national health through direct medical examinations. East Frederick PTA meets with Dr Furie presiding and officers named for the year.
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Congress
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post October 3 1911 Highlights
In Trinity Chapel the Classis of the Reformed church met with Rev. 8 Miller as chair and Rev. Guy P. Bready as secretary. Rev. Wayne H. Bowers post in Jefferson charge dissolved. he becomes pastor of First Reformed in St. Louis. Middletown Lutheran Sunday School elected William Ahalt as superintendent. The Roads Commission operates a crushing plant at the Sunday farm and repairs on the Emmitsburg pike continue. Elmer Jacobs makes a balloon ascent to 400 feet landing near the start. Guy Albaugh reports a fall hunt with a raccoon, opossum and skunk. raccoon 11 pounds. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley dies after a heart attack in New York. Frederick City Ministerial Association elects Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer president. County chestnut crop larger than in years. New abattoir completed and to begin operations. John W. Minker wins auto races at Bridgeton. Collins and Grossnickle collide with Howard Fraley’s pony team in front of Citizens National Bank. William Martin Storm of Frederick elected president of the Washington Literary Society at the University of Virginia.
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Maryland
Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Miller
Guy P. Bready
Wayne H. Bowers
Jefferson Charge
The
Bowers
First Reformed Church
St. Louis
Jefferson Chargh
I. M. Motler
G. A. Snyder
4Th Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick
Frederick City
Henri L. G. Kieffer
John W. Minker
North Market Street
Citizens National Bank
William Martin Storm
Washington Literary Society
University of Virginia
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post October 3 1941
Local fans watch Charlie Keller return to the Yankees lineup for the World Series and score the first run in the opener. Troops under General Eckfeldt pass through the city en route to south maneuvers. German losses near Leningrad exceed one hundred thousand as the battle continues. Farmers in Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties prepare to face wheat quotas. Irving M. Landaler named chairman of the County Council of the Navy League. Carlos Chase, colored, escapes injury after a short circuit starts a blaze in Harbaugh's garage. State League of Women Voters opens session at Vindobona Hotel Braddock Heights. Permits required to trim trees as forestry officials discuss local violations. Detrick Field work halted by a pole cat in a pipe section. Woman dies of injuries after a reported accident near Ellcott Cay. State Police report Trooper Reser Fritz Cures and related charges. Endnote notes on local civic events and obituaries.
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Charlie Keller
Yankees
Keller
Bill Dickey
Roger W. Eckfeldt
Leningrad
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Irving M. Landaler
Navy League
Carlos Chase
Harbaugh
South Market Street
State League OF Women Voters
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Detrick
Housewarming and Grange booster night shared by Buckeyatown locals
A surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. George Miles in Buckeyatown on September 16 marked Mrs. Miles birthday. Attendees included families from Catonsville Rockville College Park and surrounding areas. Linganore Grange held booster night with 33 attendees featuring songs, a report on community service, and youth Wayne Reeder’s Farm Organization activities.
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Linganore Grange
Kenneth Burrier
Carolina Moon
Pal
John Inskeep
the Grange
Jack Johnson
Frank Burrier
Ralph Ripley
Wayne Reeder
Canada
Arnold Bock
Wayne
Grange
Niagara Falls
Bock’s
Mt St Marys faculty opens year with hires and tribute plan
The Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg faculty held its first meeting of the academic year on September 27. Rev Francis P Kear ney opened the session and Rev Robert R Kline spoke on college organization and plans. An October homecoming tribute to Rt Rev Msgr John L Sheridan was announced along with election of three new faculty members John V McCarty John J Schrems and William Tash.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Francis P. Kearney
J.C.D
Robert R. Kline
Father Kline
John L. Sheridan
P. A
John V. McCarty
John J. Schrems
William Tash
Well Known Painter Mary Bruce Sharon Dies
Mary Bruce Sharon aged 4, famed for primitive paintings, dies Monday in New York. The Kansas City born artist, widow of Frederic Christy Sharon, gained national and French exposure after taking up painting after age 10.
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New York
Mary Bruce Sharon
Sharon
Sailories
France
Kansas Ciy
Frederic Christiy Sharon
Kansas City
Maz
Modernist Composer Carl Eppert Dies at 78
Internationally known modernist composer Carl Eppert, aged 78, died Sunday after long Parkinson's disease. The Milwaukee figure championed severe short works and symphonic pieces in a career devoted to composition and teaching. Born in Canon, Indiana.
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Milwaukee ' AP
Carl Eppert
Internationa
Eppert
Canon
Ind
Winners In Girls 4-H Fair Contests Listed
Clothing winners in the Freder ick Fair are announced by Miss Frederica Russell. Names and ribbon colors follow for multiple classes including tailored suit, sports outfit, best dress, mixes, gathered skirt, sewing box, scarf, blouse or vest, cotton dress, play clothes, and sleeping toys. Awards note champion entries and blue red or yellow ribbons across age groups 10-13 and 14-21. The piece also includes obliquely sourced death notices for Francis Scott Bradford and John J. McDonough.
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Frederick Fair
Frederica Russell
Alice Hevner
Ruth Williams
Sandra Hoffman
Sandra Burdette
Linda Burdette
Alice Stambaugh
Betty Ann Stiles
Kaye Grossnickle
Patsy Hale
Jean Messer
Donna Hope
Mary Ann Rhoderick
Theresa Summers
Gay Ann Schroyer
Barbara Putman
Caroline Grossnickle
Dianne Ahalt
Carol Ann Wise
Darlene Bidle
Virginia Heffner
Marsha Goodwin
Kathy Huffer
Glenda Watkins
Gloria Assine
Mary Wiles
Ruth Ganley
Kathy Falkenstein
Nancy Carroll
Elaine Heyner
Susan Smariga
Ruth Martin
Susan Biser
Darlene Zimmerman
Donna Derr
Jane McLaren
Myralee Garst
Sandra Fry
Brenda Biser
Linda Bradenburg
Ann Eaves
Phyllis Johnson
Martha Biser
Paula
Biser
Darlene Bidie
Mary Mies
Darlene
Moore
Bes Vner
Susan Hae
Daz
Ms Green
Sally Bes Smith
Susan Nancy Big Rex
Spade versus heart responses in a bridge team match
In a East hand after one diamond opening the one heart response was played. South overcalled one spade, West led diamonds, South ruffed two diamonds, cashed clubs, cross ruffed, and made nine tricks. Another East chose one spade and South later bid two hearts. the final contract was two hearts. South could have traded better but still won the board. The result suggests heart response not superior in this deal.
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East
South
West
Dummy
Cross
Local hospital notes patient moves and recoveries
Among The Sick Mr Courtney Buck moved to Western Maryland Hospital Hagerstown after Frederick Memorial Hospital stay. Mr John L Shaw executive director City Housing Authority in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Marshall Murray 9 South Jefferson street underwent surgery Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital improving satisfactorily. Mrs Wilmouth Abrecht White Rock avenue returned home after August 26 hospitalization and September 9 major surgery. Mr David Biddinger returned to Seneca after Sandy Spring Hospital stay. Mrs Amanda Baugher West Patrick Street admitted for operation resigning jail cook job due to health. Mrs Arthur Stull Dickerson admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital as medical patient.
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Courtney Buck
William McKinney
Western Maryland Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John L. Shaw
City Housing Authority
Marshall Murray
South Jefferson Street
Wilmouth Abrecht
White Rock Avenue
David Biddinger
Seneca
Sandy Spring Hospital
Amanda Baugher
West Patrick Street
Arthur Stull, Dickerson
Wickelese couple vacationing in Baltimore area
Mr. and Mrs. C Stephen Wickel ess of Baltimore formerly of Frede are vacationing in the home of Mrs John Eicholtz on Last Second street.
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C. Stephen Wickeless
Baltimore
Frede
Pass Driver's Exams Held At Maryland Armory
The Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles announced pass results for numerous individuals who passed Wednesday’s driver examinations at the local Armory. Names include Patsy Lee Warren Walter W Davis Andre Pierre Fontaine Janet Louise Axline James Walter Davis Laura Jane Davis Harriet Frances Papst Steven Eugene Byers Kenneth Eugene Bowers Dolores Darlene Sittig Diana Jean McKay Irving Jack Zimmerman Lewis Edward Crutchery Jr William Boteler Gross Jr Faye Arlene Byerly Nancy Stone Nelson Beverly Jean Allnutt Louise Lorene Loucks Gloria Jean Gladhill Nancy Elizabeth Zimmerman David Albert Bowman David LeRoy Boone Sister Mary Gerald McCloskey Wayne Clarence Wise Ella Mae Hoffman Melvin Lawrence Bare Betty June Grams Frances Elsie McNair Connie Leona Rice John Thomas Williams Peggy Marie Hall Morris Franklin Eaton Floyd Marshall Hanshaw Lucille Frances Loy Juanita Louise Karn William Samuel Hood Anthony Edward Verdi Ronald Eugene Barnhart Norman Everett Tobery Calvin Lidie Jr Henry Orville Reinsch Raymund Afanasoff Emanuel Godson Ter Tell Charlotte Rae Bowers Connie Fay Young Walkersville Raymond Thomas Wingington Jr Ralph Mencer Davis Marlene Darling Baker Trene Elizabeth Staley Dorothy Gail Lurber Margaret Carol Hogsett Catherine Marie Goodsell.
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Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles
Patsy Lee Warren
RFD
Boyds
Walter W. Davis
Trail Avenue
Andre Pierre Fontaine
Elm Street
Thurmont
Janet Louise Axline
Knoxville
James Walter Davis
Schneider Trailer
Kenneth Eugene Bowers
Jefferson
Dolores Darlene Sittig
Military Road
Diana Jean McKay
Keymar
Irving Jack Zimmerrman
West 14Th Street
Lewis Edward Crutchery Jr
William Boteler Gross Jr
Central Avenue
Brunswick
Faye Arlene Byerly
North College Parkway
Nancy Stone Nelson
Mt. Airy
Beverly Jean Allnutt
Kemptown Road
Damascus
Louise Lorene Loucks
Point of Rocks
Gloria Jean Gladhill
Woodsboro
Nancy Elizabeth Zimmerman
Frederick Street
Walkersville
David Albert Bowman
David LeRoy Boone
East South Street
Sister Mary Gerald McCloskey
St. Joseph's Central House
Emmitsburg
Wayne Clarence Wise
Middletown
Ella Mae
Lucille
Frances Loy
Juanita Louise Karn
Jefferson Boulevard
William Samuel Hood
Maxwell Avenue
Anthony Edward Verdi Thi
Sjamsville
Ronald Eugene Barnhart
Michigan Avenue
Hagerstown
Norman Everett Tobery
North Market Street
Calvin Lidie Jr
West Fifth Street
Henry Orville Reinsch
Applewood Drive
Derwood
Raymund Afanasoff
Lee Place
Emanuel Godson Ter- Tell
East Third Street
Charlotte Rae Bowers
Pine Street
Connie Fay Young
Raymond Thomas Wingington Jr
Maple Avenue
Ralph Mencer Davis
Marlene Darling Baker
Trene Elizabeth Staley
West South Street
Martha Elizabeth Meadows
Dorothy Gail Lurber
West Partick Street
Margaret Carol Hogsett
Patrick Street
Catherine Marie Goodsell
Pine Avenue
Woodsboro Auxiliary Welcomes New Members at Meeting
The Woodsboro Ladies Auxiliary met at the Fire Hall with president Clara Rippeon presiding. Two new members, Mary Linise Exler and Mrs. Miéred Cnen, were welcomed. An upcoming bake sale and meeting notes were announced, and the event closed with the colors. The Garden Club notes mention a fall meeting and a program on early spring gardens at Winchester Hall.
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Woodsboro
Woodsboro Ladies Auxiliary
Clara Rippeon
Flac
Mary Linise Exler
Miéred Cnen
Mommore
Xeere
Rith
Garden Club
Winchester Hall
Kardens
New Market Recalls 1800s Transit On Columbus Day Return
The article outlines New Market's revival as travelers return, with off street parking now provided and Main Street once unpaved and crossed by stepping stones. It notes shops along the single street have revived economic life as visitors from Washington and Baltimore browse old furniture books and porcelains. On October 12 visitors can tour in a fringe top surrey.
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Washington
Baltimore
Surrey
Funeral services for Mrs. Lenora Duvall Young
Funeral services for Mrs. Lenora Duvall Young wife of Atwood Young Damascus were held Monday at 2 p.m. from Olin Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with Rev Frank Depro and Rev A B Kesler officiating Interment was in Damascus Cemetery Pallbearers were nephews Thomas Grimes Frank Soper Raymond Kemp David Duvall Garner Duvall and John Duvall
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Lenora Duvall Young
Atwood Young
Damascus
Olin Molesworth
Frank & Depro
A. B. Kesler
Damascus Cemetery
Thomas Grimes
Frank Soper
Raymond Kemp
David Duvall
Garner Duvall
John Duvall
WRECET PRICED The tal grea pice my gues ry me
Fragmentary OCR text shows a grocery price note with unclear items and prices. The readable bits suggest a retail listing or ad with per unit prices. No clear dates or participants are discernible.
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