Newspaper staff and corporate details from 1960 notice
Publication staff and ownership listed for Great Southern Pig and Atta Co with editor John T. Kopeck and managing editor George Delaplaine Jr. Business manager William Delaplaine. Stock ownership mentions various Delaplaine individuals. Sworn statement dated October 3, 1952 and publication date Tuesday October 4, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nub Fisher
Great Southern Pig
Atta Co
Corporation
John T. Kopeck
George 8. Delaplaine Jr
William T. Deamaine
Art of Frederick
Aid
Qaner
Mig. Fo
Stocxeeters
Crab Armoval
William T. Delaziszine
George 5. Delaplaine
Edwara S Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
Frederick
Semalis
BESS
William T. Delaplaine
A. Owen Mercer
Retery
Registration For Adult Courses Listed
Frederick Community College announces adult education registration starting this week. Classes run from October 17 to mid April at county centers, subject to minimums of fifteen per class and ten per month. Fees include a $2 registration plus books. Registrations open October dates at Brunswick, Frederick, Lincoln, Middletown, and Thurmont high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval W. Sneadner
Frederick Community College
Frederick County
Evernone
Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
Lincoln High School
Middletown High School
Thurmont High School
Tax Burden Highlighted by Under Secretary Scribner Jr
Under Secretary of the Treasury Fred C. Scribner Jr. warned that the current federal, state, and local taxes total about 135.8 billion dollars, equating to over a quarter of the gross national product and a third of national income. He noted 1954 tax cuts reduced the burden by 7.4 billion, with major gains to individuals and business relief for research and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Lime Kiln and Area Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Lime Kiln correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Ross Mills visiting relatives in Tazewell Tenn. Robert Brosius of Arlington Va stayed with grandmother Mrs Charles Brosius and Miss Nettie Brosius. Several families from Frederick Md and Falls Church Va visit Lime Kiln and nearby stores and homes. An Alto accident near Emmitsburg injured Willem D Lescalleet and damaged two vehicles and a trailer on the Emmitsburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Carter
Ross Mills
Tazewell
Tenn
Robert Brosius
Arlington
Charles Brosius
Nettie Brosius
George Bowers
George Jr
Brunswick
Bernard Shores
Sam Mauro
Frederick
Carl Shores Jr
Henry Bangher
Wayne
Shores
Ethel Marie
Linda
Meredith Kubrick
William Kabrick
Frank Beachley
Eugene Beachley
Broad Run
Charles Smith
Fama
Disturbance prep and church leaders ousted in city
Fifty years ago SAPT D John Markey of Company A was notified by Col Charles A Little to keep troops ready to quell the Baltimore disturbance. The City Ministerial Association removed officers Absalom Knox Henri L G Kieffer E L McLean U S G Rupp Thomas Freeman Dixon and E H Lamar. The Y M C A executive accepted C E Hine from general secretary and named Walter G Barker as general secretary. Dr Upton S Reich, in New Haven medical service, plans Berlin surgery study. The Baltimore train engine delay at Monrovia disrupted schedules. Isaac M Motter resigns as Frederick County School Commissioners president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAPT
D. John Markey
Company A
Charles A. Little
Baltimore
City Ministerial Association
Absalom Knox
Henri L. G. Kieffer
E. L. McLean
U. S. G. Rupp
Thomas Freeman Dixon
E. H. Lamar
Y.mlc.a
E. Hine
Walter G. Barker
Upton S. Reich
New Haven
Conn
Berlin
University of Berlin
Monrovia
Isaac M. Motter
Frederick County
Frederick Social and Local Notes Twenty Years Ago
Frederick memorials report the death of John M Haller 80 at his home. Draft boards to be set up under Selective Service. Neville Chamberlain illness discussed amid Churchill reshuffle. George Elliott of Brooklyn dies at Frederick hospital. A chimney fire addressed by Independent Firemen at Millard Nust home. Eight prize winning steers purchased by Frederick County Products. William L Brann earns honorary Maryland Race Writers Association membership. Walter Johnson guest at Frederick Rotary. Frederick coal prices to rise following mine price increases. Richard Greenwood of Walkersville wins major fat cattle honors at the Baltimore Livestock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Haller
Frederick
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Richard Greenwood
Walkersville
Baltimore
Deaf Student Assembly Highlights Sign Language Insights
Dr Elstad demonstrated lip and hand speech for deaf students as they heard letters and numbers shown with signs. A joke about a sign for insane drew a roar, noting a UN leader who seems insane. Lloyd Ambrosen introduced the speaker. Sam Marrone presided. band performed. next assembly set for November 16 with Norman S Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elstad
United Nations
Lioyd Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Sam Marrone
Paul Rockwell
Sperry Storm
Norman S Ford
India
Anna May Hughes
Local Birthdays and Social Guests Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs J William Strine hosted guests Sunday including Claude Paint Frank Fisher from Rocky Ridge and Philadelphia Ruth Myers, Mary Ann Myers Betty Sue Myers and Jeff Myers of Emmitsburg. Grover R Penton on Trail Avenue turns 38 Wednesday Linwood C Jones on East Seventh Street turns 45 Wednesday. Mrs Harold L Spalding will have a birthday Wednesday Walter M K Hickman of Doubs marked his 80th birthday Sunday. William Clem son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clem of Utica began studies Friday at the National Broadcasting Academy in Washington William is a June graduate of Frederick High School Kathleen Murphy of Frederick pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Strine
Claude Paint- Frank Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Philadelphia
Ruth Myers
Mary Ann
Betty Sue Myers
Jeff Myers
Emmitspirg
Linwood C. Jones
East Seventh Street
Harold L. Spalding
Walter M. K. Hickman
Doubs
Wiliam Clem
Charles Clem
Utica
National Broadcasting Academy
Washington
William
Frederick High School
Regulation to Assist Assessors on Farm Land Exemption Rules
The measure seeks uniform classification of land and improves farm land tax treatment by allowing a farm exemption for land actively devoted to farming. It directs assessors to collect data on productivity, use, and proximity to metropolitan areas to verify bona fide farming status when exemptions are claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Norris
Dentists to Attend 101st ADA Session in Los Angeles
Dr. Verne F. Kemerer of this city joins Maryland colleagues at the 101st annual American Dental Association session October 17 20 in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne F. Kemerer
Maryland
American Dental Association
Los Angeles
Calif
Literacy Expert Dr Laubach to Speak in Frederick
Dr Frank C Laubach world renowned literacy expert will discuss Christian Allies to War tonight at eight o clock in the Hotel Frederick His address open to the public is part of a Vigil to logical warfare preparations at Fort Detrick The Wednesday program features Dar West Heifer Project founder and Stewart Meacham AFSC official as principal speakers in a nine to noon session The conference opened with ministers from four Middle Eastern states and formal sessions set for seven this evening in the hotels main dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Laubach
Frederick Knight
Worldiers
Laubach
Hotel Frederick
Adie
Fort Detrick
Lawrence Scott
Lana Biinday
New York
Dar West
Heifer Project, Inc
Stewart Meacham
Philadelphia
Compaudence Education
theAmerican Friends Service
Com- Tainee
Quakersi
Wesley Seminar
J. Martin England
American Baptist Convent
New York City
Detrick Employees To Be Honored For Long Federal Service
The United States government will honor 120 Fort Detrick civilian employees for long service in a ceremony at the post theater on Wednesday October 5. Four will reach more than 20 years, led by William Buzzerd James A. Kime Grant A. DeShazer and Sotero Abiba. Dr Joseph Stubbs will present 30 year awards. A post dinner will follow with invited guests including Mayor Jacob Ramsburg and Frederick Chamber president James Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fort Detrick
William D. Buzzerd
Middletown
James A. Kime
Grant A. DeShazer
Sotero Abiba
Camp David
U. S. Army Hospital
Detrick
Yapel
Council
Post
Carl S. Casto
Jacob R. Ramsburg
James H. Grove
Frederick
DeShazer
Sandy
Oregon
Oregon State Agriculture College
The
Forest Service
U. S. Navy Yard
Biggs +enue
Navy
Tax relief sought for Brunswick property of Harvey L. Moler
A Brunswick hearing before the Board of County Commissioners considered tax relief for Harvey L. Moler. The case argued Moler is unable to pay due to a new assessment on his property, assessed at 3 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Brunswick
Harvey L. Moler
Moler
Deaths in Sykesville area. Kelley Leffel Miller pass away
Richard P H Kelley 52 of Cooksville died suddenly Monday of a heart attack while working at Springfield Hospital in Sykesville. Services Wednesday at 11 am from 1201 North Market Street with Rev Ralph M Sharpe. Mt Olivet Cemetery. William Walter Leffel 60 of Poplar Heights died Monday near his son in law Ernest Neel’s home. Survived by three children and relatives. interment in J. J. Greever Funeral Home, Tazewell. Margaret L Muller 48 of Pickett’s Corner died suddenly at home on Woodbine Road. Survived by parents siblings and one grandchild. services Thursday 11 am at C M Waitz Funeral Home. Springfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. H. Kelley
Helen Hemline Kelley
Cooksville
Mr. Kelley
Sykesville
Springfield Hospital
North Market Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Meiodisht Church
Mt. Olvet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
William Walter Leffel
Ernest D. Neel
Poplar Heigh
Jacob Preston
Fannie Ellen Walker Leffel
Shawver Mill
Virginia
Poplar Heights
Claude Neel
Clyde Otis Leffel
Blue
Margaret L. Miller
Margaret L. Muller
Woodbine Road
Pickett’s Corner
Carroll County
J. Donald
Mary C. Miller
Sure
William P. Miller
Woodbine
Thelma Cerniglia
Baltimore
Dorothy N.chaney
Timonium
James F. Miller
Airy
Dahil M. Miller
U.S. Air Force
California
C. M. Waitz
Aterment
Springfield Cemetery
Henry Brown
Calvary Lutheran Church
Funeral for Grace May Fogle Held at Mount Olivet
The funeral of Grace May Fogle widow of Adelphus H. Fosse was held Monday at 11 a.m. from 195 East Church Street funeral home. Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiated. Pallbearers were Carl Rivas Paul Rivas Aivie Cecil Jr. and Donald Cecil. Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery. M. R., Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace May Fogle
Adelphus H. Fosse
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carl Rivas
Paul Rivas
Aivie Cecil Jr
Donald Cecil
Mount Olivet
M. R., Etchison and Son
Birthday party for Pamela and Lori Shaw
A birthday gathering was held Sunday for Pamela and Lori Shaw daughters of Mr and Mrs Franklin Shaw at the grandparents home in this city. Pamela turned five on September 22 and Lori on September 28 with many gifts and refreshments for all guests. Attendees included relatives and friends from Hamilton Leesburg Middletown Tampa and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela
Lori Shaw
Franklin Shaw
New Market
A. Earl Bussard
Lori
Nancy Moorcones
Anthony
Michael
Lisa
Hamilton
Ed Rakes
Leesburg
Kathy Toms
Walter Forney
Walter
Robert and Dale
Earl Bussard
Dennis Bussard
This City
Owan Holmes
Sherrie
Johnny and Lynn
Middletown
Jaube Reed
Tampa
Fla
Food Fair Picnic at Rosedale Park
Frederick Food Fair store No 317 employees held their second annual picnic on September 18 at Rosedale Park. Betty Smith and Helen Roberson led activities for employees and families with many children’s contests and prize drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Fair
Frederick
Rosedale Park
Betty Smith
Helen Roberson
Esther L Crummitt
Mary Buza
Jakie P
Debbe Degrange
Susie Cromwell
Lu Ann Roberson
Debbie Degrange
Bobby Roberson
Peggy Crummitt
Tammy Wean
Boe Degrange
Paul Roberson
Bob Miss
den Wean
Lee Whipp
Barbara Marie Lamick
Dewey Crummitt
Esther Hough
Dan Buza
Doris Cromwell
Dave Rapp
Local Patients Listed In Area Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs Keith Harne of Knoxville is a medical patient at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Mr Keily Hoffman of Schley Avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient Sunday night. Mrs Melvin Wils Wheaton entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last Thursday and underwent surgery Friday. Her condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kei
Harne
Knoxville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Keily Hoffman
Schley Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Melvin Wils. Wheaton
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list several families welcoming new children. Names include Melissa Lea Main, Gregory Fox Williams, Gregory Alan Selby, Suzanne Damaze, a daughter for Hargett, and other details. It notes parental origins and addresses for context.
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Earl Wallick
Fred Paush
RED
Wallicks
Lime Kiln
Wiliam Kabrick
William Kabrick Sr
Willard Keller
Buckeystown
Paul May
Paul Jr
Jimmy
RFD
May
V. McDonald
News-Post
Susan Messer
Urbana
Frederick Fair
Castleman
Sarah Dorrell
Frederick +H girls club
Sarah
Castleman Clothing Section
Grover R. Penton
Trail Avenue
Kathleen Murphy
University of Wyoming, Laramie
Lawrence + Scott
Abrica
Roosevelt
Truman
Look Magazine
Samuel B. Carradine
William L. Don‘sife
Carl J. Franzen
Bradley
Gerwig
George M. Jacobs
Harry C. Bing Jr
Charles D. Bowie
Donald L. Boyer
John F. Brown Jr
Henry J. Brown Sr
John F. Burkholder
Kenneth L. Calder
Louise W. Cave
Adrian W. Chappel
Norman L. Crouse
William F. Daniels
Thomas R. Dashiell
Harvey A. Davis
Walter E. DeGrange
Richard D. DeLauter
Evelyn M. Dell
Edward B. Derrenbacher
Mildred A. Volpe
James F. Walsh
Madeline D. Warnock
Roy T. Watts
Lewis C. Wetzel
Charles E. Wilkes
Wiliam R. Willard
Leslie H. Windsor
Harry D. Winpigler Jr
Clyde S. Young
Thomas L. Zimmerman Jr
Wee
Coxferrence
Clarence P. Moore
Small Business Administration
Shenandoah Hotel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Area
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