TRE News Frederick page four item old run
The Frederick Maryland TRE News page four from Thursday October 5 1961 lists subscription rates and address details for the Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co. The notice confirms mail and carrier rates and notes AP membership and circulation practices.
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TRE News
Frederick
Maryland
THE
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg Co
Forth Court St
Prone
Carrs
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Appoviated Press
Focal
Free Ack
Fifty Years Ago in NewsPod Files October 5 1911
Attorney H Dorsey etches on is compelled to use a cane due to an inflamed toe from a pinching shoe. Improvements at Markey's shoe store progress. Donzie Knipple enlists in the U S Navy for four years. Civic Club plans another rummage sale. Pole raising at Brunswick draws hundreds. Daniel Mohler presided. William Grove spoke. Girls' High School class of 1914 met to make a pennant. All Saints church vestry elected Prof Henry Anderson organist. Four-man Frederick City Packing Co team killed by live wires after a blast. Oden Kreh and Nusz awarded masonry contract on East Third Street houses. Dr Joseph H Apple to address Missionary Society of Emanuel Reformed Church. Hitching of teams on Market Street to be stopped if SPCA can prevent it. George Doub moves Middletown merchant to Valley Hotel space. Dr R V Hauver converts vacated room to drug store.
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H. Dorsey Etchison
Markey
Mt Donzie Knipple
U. S. Navy
Civic Club
Brunswick
Daniel C. Mohler
William J. Grove
Helen Ordeman
Third Street
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry Anderson
Woman's College
WST
Frederick City Packing Co
East South Street
Colt and Dixon Canning
Messrs
Oden
Kreh
Nusz
Zimmerman
East Third Street
Milton T. Cutsail
Joseph H. Apple
Missionary Society of Emmanuel Reformed Church
Hanover
Market
Society For the Prevention of
C. H. Eckstein
George Doub
Middletown
Valley Hotel
R. V. Hauver
Doub
World Series Fans See Shifts In Baseball Style Across Eras
The World Series marks another milestone since the 1903 start with an interregnum after the first contest. Boss town prices changed from 75 cents to modern eras, salaries rose from 1200 to five figures, and the sport moved from safe hits to power hitting. Fans debate long balls versus skill, but nationwide interest remains high this year.
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Vasevall
Boston
Pittsburgh
Stable August CPI Shows Very Little Change
Ewan Clagg, commissioner of Labor Statistics, calls the August price decline remarkable for stability. He notes the drop mainly from summer food prices, with prices for a representative basket rising or falling only marginally across months, indicating little change in purchasing power.
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Ewan Clagg
Commissioner of
Labor Statistics
Clagg
Cragg
Quantity and value of Maryland fish landings fall in July
Maryland ports reported a sharp drop in finfish landings in July, totaling 9.4 million pounds valued at 791,727 dollars. The decline, about seven percent in quantity and five percent in value from July 1950, mainly reflects reduced catches of striped bass, croaker, and spot.
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Annapolis
Maryland
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Natural Resources Institute of the
University of Maryland
Federal
Coal Fisheries Bureau
Secretary of State Denounces Action in Atlantic Sinking
Secretary of State Hill denounces the sinking of the American owned oil tanker I. C. White in the South Atlantic. Miss Matilda Kenny dies after the Cumberland explosion that leveled two three story buildings on North Centre street. Franklin Snyder of Union Bridge named squad leader as 23 men depart for the October Selective Service call. A Civilian Conservation Corps camp building at Fishing Creek is wired for use to Redderby. Betta Davis sues New York.
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Hill
I. C. White
South Atlantic
Matilda Kenny
North Centre Street
Cumberland
Allegany Hospital
Aay
Franklin Snyder
Union Bridge
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creex
Rederby
City Aymond
Raitt and Ono Engagements In Seenaem Era
Fragments indicate a feature on Raitt and Ono with mentions of set pieces and a horsey motif. Specific names or dates are unclear, but the stitching suggests a cultural or arts segment focusing on performers and a themed venue or scene.
Deaths Michael W. Boyce, 2, Brunswick
Michael Wayne Boyce, 2, son of Milton and Betty Hoff man Boyce of 13 South Maple Avenue Brunswick, died Wednesday at Winchester Hospital. Survived by two brothers William Lee and Raymond L. Boyce and one sister Barbara Jean. parents also survive. Body at C. H. Feete and Brother funeral home Brunswick. services Friday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev Sesseney of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Interment in Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick.
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Michael W. Boyce
Michael Wayne Boyce
Milton
Betty Hoffman Boyce
South
Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Winchester Hospital
William Lee
Raymond L. Boyce
Barbara Jean
C. H. Feete and Brother Funeral
Rev. Sesseney
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Park Heights
Funeral services for Albert E. Harne held in Burkittsville
Funeral services for Albert E. Harne who died Sunday morning at his home in Burkittsville were held at Mt. Carmel EUB Church Garfield. Rev. John W. Schildt assisted by Rev. Albert Snyder officiated with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Carroll Win Heid Charles Eccard Donald Kuhn Milton Harne Merle Harne and Lee Harne. Paul F. Bittle funeral director.
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Albert E.harne
Burkittsville
Mt. Carmel Eub
Garfield
John W. Schildt
Albert Snyder
Church
Carroll Win- Heid
Charles Eccard
Donald Kuhn
Milton Harne
Merle Harne
Lee Harne
Paul F. Bittle
Ill Residents and Local Hospital Entries
John Derr of East Third and Roger C. Ramsburg of College Toad have been ill. Ramsburg is now at County Hospital. Hazerstown may enter Washington by Hospital today for surgical treatment for Fee Baker of West Ltd.
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John Derr
East Third
Roger C. Ramsburg
College
Hazerstown
Fee Baker
Fragmented OCR Summary of School Meeting Noted
An OCR fragment describes a meeting or event involving a teacher, Mrs, and several names. The text is garbled with unclear dates and roles making exact details uncertain. The piece mentions students or attendees with partial surnames and a reference to an art exhibit or project.
Dean's List Graduate Honored at University
A graduate from University of Gacinsd earns dean's list honors. Cass of Byani is noted as a member of the class of 2983 at the university.
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Dean
Bea
Eorns
Cass
Byani
Gacinsd
Local Students To Form Company
Local students form a company and plan dividends at liquidation. A year old boy with a scientific mind solved a manufacturing problem for his firm before the chief chemist could detect the trouble. Another group discovers mass production as key and buys a machine, still turning a profit. The project links youngsters with local businessmen and opens paths to future careers. The Rotarian spokesman says the program gives practical business experience at an age when it helps most.
Minor Sale Conviction Upheld
The article reports on Helfrich of Baltimore challenging a speedometer reading on U S 15 near Emmitsburg with trooper Bechtel stating 70 mph in six tenths of a mile. It also covers Eiler’s case where he was found not guilty of guitar theft amid conflicting testimony and a drunken party scenario.
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Fiam G. Helfrich
Baltimore
Nikirk
Helfrich
X. F. Bechtel
Helfich
U. S. 15
Pear Emmitsburg
Cramer J. Eiler
Emmitsburg
Robert L. Wetzel
RFD 1
Edward Wetzel
Eiler
Colonial Music Store
Rueben
Caplan
Norman Dietz
Dotson
Alon & Company Earns Robot Maintenance Contract
A machine specialist contract is awarded to Alon & Company for robot maintenance at the city facility. The deal secures ongoing service and parts support, ensuring uptime for automated systems.
ICD Director Stup Urges Optimists on Survival Readiness
Frederick County Civil Defense Director George J. Stup told the Optimist Club that the public must learn survival basics including warning signals, community plans, first aid, and home preparation. He noted U S lag in evacuation and sheltering, cited Denmark and Russia as examples, and urged more volunteers for an emergency corps to protect the masses from radiation.
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George J. Stup
Civil Defense
Frederick County
Optimist Club
Frederik
United States
Exampe
Denmark
Russia
Stup
Siup
Ewan
Japanese Educators Fail To Show Up
A group of nine elementary school principals and five junior high principals from Japan did not arrive in Frederick County this morning. The visit, tied to viewing the Washington area television education system, was rescheduled for Friday with tours of East Frederick North Frederick elementary schools and West Frederick Elm Street junior high schools planned. They will meet at the local bus terminal around 9:30 a.m. and remain in the area until shortly after 1 p.m.
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Frederick County
Quentin L. Earhart
East Frederick
North Frederick
West Frederick
Elm Street
Washington
TV Educaional
Washington County
Fort Detrick Scientist Honored For 40 Years Civil Service
Francis Marion Wadley, a Fort Detrick scientist, was honored last Friday after 40 years of civil service. He began with the U S Department of Agriculture in 1914 and has worked with multiple agencies, noting changes in civil service while praising the ongoing value of his work in science.
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Fort Detrick
Francis Marion Wadley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Enomology
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Census Bureau
Wadier
Nery
Jere
Tony Peicaaied
Emmitsburg Homemakers Discuss Chile and Club Plans
The Emmitsburg Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Charles O Melveny's home on September 28 to study Chilean government, agriculture, home life, and resources with slides by Adele Miller. Future sessions will cover Chilean topics and home management lessons. funds were approved for hospital gifts and a nurses home project.
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Emmitsburg Club
Emmitsburg Homemakers Club
Charles O'Melveny
Adele Miller
Chile
Victor Fiery
Fiery
Jesson
Victor Cullen Hospital
County Council of Homemakers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Floyd Lewis
Eyster
Jank Mac Maugh
Washington
White Rock Club
South America
White Rock
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