Frederick Newsfare: Southern Pga Mfo Co Ad
The Frederick News item shows a 1981 masthead noting periodical pricing and delivery details. The page lists contact numbers, subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, and references to the Associated Press and a local office in Frederick Maryland. It notes the date October 4 1981.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Southern Pga Mfo CO
North Court St
Lad
Bingle Cody
pete @ Gellvery
Avali Bureau
Associated Press
Milk price holds steady at seven cents a quart
From present indications no winter milk price change. Retailers here have fixed seven cents a quart. An employee of a West Patrick street butcher suffered a hand injury while helping move a hog into a kettle. A new Federal post office site is chosen at Carroll and East Patrick, opposite the freight station. County Commissioner Zimmerman, recently ill with typhoid, is back at work. Braddock Heights cottages mostly vacated for winter. An automobile with two occupants and a Georgia tag passed Frederick this morning. Meier's bakery adds a handsome new delivery wagon. York laundry fire affects Frederick customers. Schmidt and Gilbert acted as local agents. T. McCune of Hagers Town and J. J. Bersnger of Baltimore visit Frederick on Fraternal Mystic Circle business.
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Earl Abrecht
A. T. W. Beall
West Patrick Street
Federal
Bowers
Carroll and
East Patrick Streets
Frederick Railroad Co
Zimmerman
Court House
Braddock Heights
Georgia
Frederick
Meier
York City
York
Schmidt
Gilbert
T. McCune
Hagerstown
J. J. Bersnger
Baltimore
Mystic Circle
Kennedy urges Soviet pact as Khrushchev pushes bomb
The United States resumes nuclear testing while President Kennedy urges Moscow to negotiate a workable test ban. Khrushchev values a 100 megaton bomb, prompting U.S. to strengthen defenses and develop foolproof detection. American tests are underground and fallout free, unlike Soviet atmospheric tests.
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United States
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Free World
Nevada
Cuban clergy expelled as revolution tightens grip
Deported clergy near half of those remaining in Cuba after the Castro revolution have been expelled. The latest group of 135 included Bishop Eduardo Boza Masvidal of Havana, sent to Spain. Castro aims to erase religion by expulsion, but underground church history suggests renewed power.
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Cuba
Eduardo Boza Masvidal
Havana
Spain
Castro
Rome
Funeral Services for Ronald McNab and Mrs Zimmerman Held
Funeral services were held for Ronald C. McNab husband of Marian McNab at the Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with Rev. Frank S. Depre officiating. Interment followed at Rock Creek Cemetery Washington DC. Pallbearers named. Separate rites for Mrs Zimmerman widow of Joshua E B Zimmerman were conducted at her home and at Olivet Cemetery with Rev. Eugene W Young officiating.
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Ronald ¢. McNab
Marian W. McNab
Cedar Grove
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Frank S. Depre
Damascus Methodist Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Norman Willams
Julian P. King
James H. Bettendorf
Wade Koontz
Harry Herbert
Henry Wilder
Mar
Joshua E. B. Zimmerman
Jefferson Street
East Church
Eugene W. Young
Mount Zion
Maryland Angus Association Fall Sale at Frederick Fair
The annual Maryland Angus Association Fall Sale is set for Thursday at the Frederick Fair. Miss Caroi is noted as president of the association while details for the sale were discussed in incomplete notes.
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Maryland Angus Association
Frederick Fair
Miss Caroi
Twenty Years Ago News Post Bits From October Fourth
Historical notes recount tax effects on Frederick fair tickets, injuries from a Maryland gym mishap, and large Army maneuver pay in North Carolina. Other items cover Nazi actions in Russia, Roosevelt’s religious freedom talks, drouth impacts, and local civic notices.
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Frederick Fair
Bon Russell
T. Edgie Russell
Rosemont Avenue
University of Maryland
North Carolina
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Roosevelt
W. Averell Harriman
America
Moscow
Leningrad
Charles N. Staley
115Th Infantry
Leutenant Coronel
GEORGE W_ RICE
Walkers Ik
Institutions Give Little Help for Alcoholic Patients
The survey finds clinics largely provide no real treatment for alcoholics with many referred elsewhere and no follow up. Four state tuberculosis hospitals with 870 beds lack procedures for alcoholic patients. general hospitals offer limited aid only after acute poisoning.
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Frederick Memorial
P. David Youngdah
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Health Dept
Heschy & Pek
Meetings Of Synod Scheduled For Three Area Sessions
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church plans fall sessions in St. Stephens Church Harrisonburg Va Christ Church Middletown and Messiah Church Baltimore on October 8 9 and 10 with 3 30 p m start and 9 15 p m finish including Commitment Services led by Gaerttner Wilhelm and Frankenfeld. It outlines educational aims four denominational commissions representation by BP and Relief international missions education and women’s guild and notes United Promotion presentations along with United Seminary Appeal and a new Tri State Association. Host pastors are Taylor Klinefelter and Carolus.
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Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
St. Stephens Church
Harrisonburg
Christ Church
Middletown
Messiah Church
Baltimore
George F. Gaerttner Jr
St. John’s Church
Middlebrook
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Church
Frederick
Raymond F. Frankenfeld
St. Matthew’s Church
Silas P. Bittner
Board of Pensions and Relief
Paul R. Gregory
Board of International Missions
Reuben J. Schroer
Women’s Guild
Paul B. Snead
Potomac Synod
Commission On Higher Education
Committee On United Promotion
Donald P. Flick
Church of the Holy ‘Trinity
Halfway
Hagerstown
United Seminary Appeal
United Church
Baltimore Washington
Edouard H. Taylor
George H. Klinefelter
Harry C. Carolus
Dorman Promoted at Potomac Edison Replaced by Hansrote
Edward C. Hansrote of Cumberland is named sales supervisor for Potomac Edison in Hagerstown, replacing David S. Dorman who is promoted to manager sales training. Dorman, with PE since 1934, will oversee basic training for sales reps nationwide while Hansrote resumes work in Hagerstown after stints in Cumberland and Frederick. Dorman and his wife Ruth plan to move to Hagerstown soon.
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Edward C. Hansrote
Cumberland
Potomac Edison Company
John W. Morgan
Hansrote
David S. Dorman
Hagerstown
Utility Company
U. S. Army
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Hansrdie
Dorman
The
Electric Company
Statistical Department
Frostburg
Ruth
West Third Street
This Week In Congress by Charles Mathias Jr.
The note reflects on the House adjournment at 4 20 a m amid global tensions. It cites progress under the 1961 Security Act and long range planning powers in foreign aid, framing cautious optimism about future opportunities.
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Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
R-Md
House of Representatives
Cuba
Laos
Asia
Berlin
Congress
Local Deaths From Maryland and West Virginia
Obituaries report the deaths of Miriam S. Alderton 67 of West Hollywood Florida formerly of Frederick and Poolesville elder Laura Ellen Poole 79 Kingwood area residents Roy E. Peaslee Burkittsville area native and Charles A. Smith 79 Lititz PA with services planned in Hanover Middletown and Beallsville area churches and funeral homes.
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Dennis W. Alderton
Miriam S. Alderton
West Hollywood
Fla
Frederick
Good Shepard Lutheran Church
Charles William Alderton
George Sprenkle
Ralph Sprenkle
Carrie Senft
Mae Senft
Hanover
Bucher
Frederick Street
John E. Poole
Laura Ellen Poole
Poolesville
Silver Springs
Millard Smith
Charles Fisher
Eleanore Ricketts
Charles Peter
John
Raymond
Robert
Thomas Poole
Leonard
Charles Poole
Blanche Gray
Mary L. Stone
Annie Beavers
Charles
Frederick Reed
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Libertytown Homemakers Discuss Chile Study and Family Focus
The Libertytown Homemakers Club met September 2 at Mrs. Fred Ward's home with co host Mrs. Wallace Kent. Beatrice Fehr Home Demonstration Agent presented Chile geography culture with colored slides and a future program on wills and insurances. Officers’ election延期October. meeting at Mrs. Anna Riordan's home. Golfer Don Whitt posted back to back eagles in 1956 Phoenix Open and 1958 Montebello Open, winning the latter.
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Libertytown Club
Libertytown Homemakers Club
Fred Ward
Wallace Kent
Beatrice Fehr
Chile
Fehr
Anna Riordan
Don Whitt
Frederick Fair Attendance Prompted 6th District Tour
A report notes attendance at the Frederick Fair and a plan to travel through all counties in the 6th Congressional District during the personal recess. The speaker promises to report back with updates on progress and local engagements.
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Frederick
Concres Sora
Side Glances and Girl Scout Notes From Waynesboro
Side Glances reports a Wiener roast held at Albert Wivell home with attendees from Pikesville Routerville Baltimore and local families. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 72 met with leaders and planned a 1962 golden blossoms project and a Community Show skit for October 6. Birthday cake was shared for Mrs. Ohler and next meeting set for October 3.
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Albert Wivell
William Wivell
John
Clarence Wivell
Barry Newcomer
Carroll Wivell
Joseph Straub
Pikesville
Clyde Sherman
Routerville
Ray Sherman
Baltimore
Ralph Ohler
Charles Shorb
Mrs. Ohler
Emmitsburg Sodalty Holds Fall Bazaar Plans and Scout Activities
The Sodality of St. Joseph's Church met September 25 in St. Euphemia's Hall with about 25 members. They voted to hold the Fall Bazaar on November 11. An October 2 games night was announced with co chairs Mrs Thorn ton Rodgers and Mrs George Brown. Girl Scout and Brownie troops planned October flower plantings to bloom for 1962 anniversary.
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Emmitsbutus
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of
St. Euphemia’s Hall
Thornton Rodgers
George Brown
Francis Coolf
Reno Eyler
Tom Topper
Montana
John Cha Fes
Emmitsburg High School
Thurmont
Charlottet Wierman
Leo C. Weitzel
Lirs
Nora ‘Wetzel
St. Ann‘s Catholic Church
Ashland
Wetzel
Immasee Conception Church
Lewill
Mass
Misread Hearts And Spades In A Bridge Hand
A bridge discussion shows North over West in spades, suggesting three hearts would force four hearts. South’s no jump bid lacked a spade control and he passed after three spades or two no trump were chosen, leading to a partial play where the defense cashed several tricks and the final score remained unsettled.
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North
West
South
Cerhad
Six Die in Rat Mishap in Belgrade Region
Reports from Belgrade state six persons perished in a rat mishap near the Tal area. The incident occurred Tuesday in Martinsturg with officials confirming deaths and investigations ongoing.
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Belgrade
Vyiresavia
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