United Milling Mining and Copper Smelting Co Formed
News notes a new company uniting Linganore Copper Co and Eagle Metallic Mines and Smelter Co to form United Milling Mining and Copper Smelting Co. Directors include Hayward Grim Fister Wertz Zeilmer Dunshee Stem Gambrill Wickert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Copper Co
Frederick County
Eagle Metallic Mines and Smelter Co
Charmain
United Milling, Mining and Copper Smelting Co
Consolidated Company
T. B. Hayward
H.J. Grim
A. A. Fister
E.S. Wertz
Thomas Zeilmer
T.A. Dunshee
Dr. Stem
J.H. Gambrill, Jr
Elmer Brown
William Feinsbrumacher
AL. Wickert
Harner
Myersville
Leroy Wastler
Yellow Springs
White Rock
Baughman
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic
Castle Building
North Market Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
William A. Burger
F. Whitmore
Araby
Doubs
Samuel T. Hickman
Easy and Hardcard Play in a Four Card Major Auction
In a bridge problem by Oswald Jacoby, North opens diamonds over a non four card major, South overcalls with three diamonds, and three no trump is reached. South misreads hearts and clubs, cashes hearts to test the layout, and mismanages leads, allowing West to win with the ace of diamonds and clinch the club contract.
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North
South
West
East
South Ras
Ann
Columbus Day Recalled In 471st Anniversary Reflection
An old essay marks the 471st anniversary of Columbus s landing misinterpreted as the East by the Italian navigator under Spanish commission. It notes crew restiveness, primitive conditions, and the false East Indies label while praising the courage of the 1492 voyage.
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Spain
Orient
Columbus
America
East
West Indies
Castro In Hock Costs Push Cuban Kremlin Ties
The piece notes Cuba's balance of payments deficit due to trade with the Soviet bloc, estimating a billion dollars in red tied to sugar exports and armaments. It highlights a drop in sugar from six million to three million tons, with Cuban costs to Russian sponsors at about a million dollars daily.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cuba
U. S
Castro
Caribbean
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files 1943
The Frederick area received five auxiliary pumpers from the Office of Civilian Defense though none were mobile. Nazi airfields in Greece were bombed and Brenner Pass bridges cut. Three city garbage trucks broke down during the night. A low of 28 degrees and a second killing frost of the season occurred. The Frederick Cooperative Concert Association opened its annual membership drive aiming for a 50 percent increase to fill the auditorium. American warships targeted Kolombangara Island and Vella Gulf evacuations, destroying over 40 craft. Langanapore plant water pumps operate 24 hours. ban on nonessential use debated. Col. James S. McAuliffe warned merchants about donations implying police benefits. A 13-pound carrot grown by Miss Elizabeth Arnold Burkitts-Wille was brought to the News-Post. Mrs. Roy Portner noted two yellow crocuses blooming in her garden.
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Office of Civilian Defense
Frederick
Greece
Brenner Pass
Frederick Cooperative Concert Association
Frederick High School
Kolombangara Island
Vella Gulf
Aled
Southwest Pact
Lingapore
Hugh V. Gittinger
Board of Aldermen
Emmitsburg Homemakers Club Holds First Meeting and Activities
Ten members attended the Emmitsburg Homemakers Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Luther Cregger on September 26. The group planned Christmas tree trimming at Victor Cullen Hospital on December 18 and Christmas stockings for the hospital on December 22, with nominating committee named.
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Emmitsburg Club
Emmitsburg Homemakers Club
Luther Cregger
Charles Stouter
Victor Cullen Hospital
West Churchstreet
George Eyster
Charles Harner
Charles Fuss
Benjamin Ogle
Edward W. Lennox
State Police
Remembering Bob Schell and Community Service at Montevue
The tribute notes Bob Schell as Montevue Superintendent since 1939, shaping the county home into a warm place of care and family. Grace Schell succeeds him, earning public approval, as church historians recount anniversaries and civic effort by congregants and leaders in Frederick.
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Robert H. Schell
Bob"Schell
Montevue
Bob” Schell
Bob Schell
Adamstown Homemakers Hold October Meeting at United Church
Adamstown Homemakers Club met with twenty members and guests in the social room of the United Church of Christ. Mrs. Alice Ringer led devotions and the Homemakers Creed, with Mrs. Preston Smith guiding songs. Mrs. Ross Smith to represent the club at the spring 1964 homemakers meeting. Mr s. Edgar Hawker reported on a refinishing school with a film on highway safety. Christmas program planning by president Mrs. G Palmer Snook. December 4 weather notes and market prices for Cork, Wheat, and Barley listed.
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Gambrill Club
Gambrill Homemakers Club
United Civic Community Hall
Shookstown
Robert T. Storer
Gerald McConnell
Carol Freed
Donald Sullivan
Frederick High
Adamstown Club
Adamstown
Homemakers Club
United Church of Christ
Alice Ringer
Preston Smith
Ross Smith
Homemaker's Club
Edgar Hawker
G. Palmer Snook
Mrs. Bell Improves After Hospital Surgery in Frederick
Among the sick Mrs. Ralph T. Bell of RFD 7 Frederick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday and underwent surgery on Thursday. She is reported as improving nicely. Mr. Frank J. Keefer of West Second Street returned home Friday after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Ralph T. Bell
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Keefer
West Second Street
Mrs Richard Brown Celebrates 24th Birthday at Braddock Heights
Mrs Richard Brown of Ijamsville marked her 24th birthday with husband Thursday night at the Braddock Heights adult dance pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown
Ijamsville
New Braddock Heights
Teuton visual show on parade opens Welcome Wagon meeting
Frank L Teuton presents a road show titled Research On Parade or A Peep Around The Corner at the Town and Country Restaurant after the Chub luncheon for the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club. Four H Club girls assist with garments from new fabrics as 15 year tour includes 50 states plus Canada and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Teuter
Frank L. Teuton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Frederick
Frederick Area Will Assist Mr. Teuton
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canada
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Faria Bari Jeau
Grange
Ohio State University
Columbus
Frank Teuton
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Department of Agriculture
Deepartment
Department
Teuton
Potomac River
Deaths Paul T Hillard and Annie Mary Lewis
Paul Thomas Hillard 59 died at his son George Hillard’s home in Poolesville. Survived by two children and a sister. services at Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville tomorrow at 2 p m. interment in Boyds Presbyterian Cemetery. Annie Mary Lewis 72 died at Western Maryland State Hospital Hagerstown. Survived by children Sue Lewis Vienna Mae Phebus Hagerstown Paul Lewis Chicago and Fred H Lewis Frederick. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville with services Sunday at 2 p m. interment in Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Hillard
Paul Thomas Hillard
George T. Hillard
Poolesville
Thomas
Happie Hillard
Jammes H. Shannon
Rockville
Helen Thompson
Boyds
Hilton Funeral
Barnesville
Boyds, Presbyterian Cemetery
Annie Mary Lewis
East Third Street
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Myersville
John W
India Hoover
Frederick
Bittle
Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren Cemetery
Elks Class Named For E. R. Bowlus
Cumberland Lodge 63 initiates the E. Robert Bowlus Class in honor of visiting grand exalted ruler Ronald J. Dunn. Bowlus, from Frederick, discusses Grand Lodge program while local officers review lodge operations and a state contest selects finalists for national finals in New York next July. The ritual team includes Edward Daugherty, Ronald Miller, William Goodman, and Raymond Gafney.
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Cumberland
E. Robert Bowlus
Maryland
New York
Edward J. Daugherty
Frederick
Ronald Miller
Hagerstown
William Goodman
Prince Georges County
Raymond Gafney
Bowlus
Ellis
Reverend MacPherson to Speak at Unitarian Fellowship
Rev. David Hicks MacPherson, minister of Towson Unitarian Church, will preach at the Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick this Sunday at 11 am on the sermon titled Of Turtles and Men. He hails from Somerville Massachusetts and has led congregations in Silver Spring and Towson. He serves as director of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for Social Justice and is married with two sons. The Frederick group meets at East Patrick Street above the Colonial Music Store.
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Fsavach
Towson
Funeral services for Mrs Della Keller Held in Buckeystown
Funeral services for Mrs Della V Keller widow of Harry N Keller Buckeystown will be held Monday at 11 am from the funeral home 106 East Church Street Rev Kenneth C Hamrick of Buckeystown Methodist Church officiating Interment follows at Mount Olivet Cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Vv. Keller
Harry N. Keller
Buckeystown
Vindobona Convalescent Home
East Church Street
Kenneth C. Hamrick
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Governor appoints Harrison M Jr as People’s Counsel
Gov Tawes appointed Harrison M Jr, a Baltimore attorney, as People’s Counsel to the Public Service Commission. Robertson, former special assistant attorney general, will succeed Francis X Gallagher, who resigned. Slewepapre HADRIVES
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People's Counsel Annapolis
Tawes Friday
Harrison M. , Jr
Baltimore
People
Public Service Commission
Robertson
Francis X. Gallagher
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News-Post
Avi
ASF
Arass
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Hock
York
Lemon Grove
Orange
Apple Creek
Ohio
Peas Ridge
Plumpoint
Grape View
Dorothy Dix
Copenhagen
Denmark
Harry S. Truman
Boyle
Hal Boyle
James S McAuliffe
Montgomery County Police
Col. McAuliffe
Elizabeth Arnold
Burkitts
Wille
Miss Arnold
Roy Portner
Thurmont
Denver
Jimmy Durante
IPA
Homemakers
Joe Eisenhauer
Grace Schell
Winchester Hall
McConnell
Richard Masser
Mysel
Trinity Chapel
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Edwin Reynolds Price
James E. Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women’s Guild Tank
Althouse
John Ed Schell
Richard H. Best
G. Raymond Shipley
Robert P. Marsh
Margaret Motter
Grace A. Thomas
Henry Abbott
Katharine Dudrow
Roger Fisher
Rhoda Fogle
Mary C. Hodgson
Pauline Knock
Edith Miller
Emory Nust
James Ranck
Mary Rhoads
Roger Willard
Mildred Rhoads
Marlowe Cline
Potomac
Cork
Conyeren
A. Austn Pearre
Carl S. Casto
Roger E. Alen
Daniel T. Doherty
Herman Halperin
Sidney Scherlis
Western Maryland
U. S. Army
James R. Austin
Lester L. Holmes
Arthur Hawn
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Tito
Mexico
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Macos
Tom Little
Elks
E. R. Bowlus
Ankara
Turkey
Hifzi Oguz Bekata
Iquit
Douglas E. Hummer
J. Elwood Hummer
Jefferson Street
Phi Theta Pi International
Strayer Junior College
Hummer
Strayer
Ronald L. Smith
Howard M. Smith
Kline Boulevard
U.S. Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Smith
Army
Mercersburg Academy
Lafayette College
Easton
Barbara
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