Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births on October 15 and surrounding days. Notable entries include Ricky Gene Barron, Sherry Lynn Airy, Kenneth Blaine Doubs, Michael Kenneth Airy, Deanna Linn Vrieze, Anita Marie Smith, Randall Warren Bidle, Linda Jean Jefferson, Elisabeth Wood Sanner, Barbara Lynn Dickerson, Tamera Ann Quesenberry, Kevin Lewis Hana, and William Clay Mayne Jr. from families in Frederick, Mt Airy, Harpers Ferry, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney
Charlies Sr. Sanner
West College Terrace
Elisabeth Wood
William Lambert
Dickerson
Barbara Lynn
Lambert
Mary Jane Wright
Damascus
Are’ Quesenberry
Burck Street
Tamera Ann
Subscriptions Rates For Frederick News 1959
The Frederick News lists subscription prices for home delivery and mail. Rates include single copies for cents, monthly mail options at three and six month terms, and yearly plans. The page notes AP dispatches and standard newspaper posting details.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
PTC
Earth Cour
St. Phore MO
Freden, Ae
Bureau of Crculations
Mensen
Associated Press Dispatches
Curfew Aims to Help Parents Control Teen Hours
The article notes many adults recall parental discipline and that curfews are being used in 85 cities to curb late night juvenile activity amid rising crime. It discusses societal pushback against soft psychology theories and seeks practical substitutes for lost disciplines to keep youths safer and more regulated.
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U.S. News and World Report
Moonlighting Patterns Rise Across Work Force
One in eleven farm laborers and one in twelve farmers held a second job last year while non farm workers accounted for 73 of these moonlighting jobs. Moonshining defined as full day work plus a night job shows 1950 to 1958 growth from 1.8 million to 3 million. Married men outnumber single men two to one. Lawrence M. Shadbolt, 69, longtime New York Sun Mexico correspondent during Pancho Villa era, died Tuesday of cancer in Denver.
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Bureau of the Census
Lawrence M. Shadbolt
Denver
New York Sun
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago notes from The Frederick News dated October 7 1909 report a Frederick High School football defeat 5 to own All-Stars on U M L C A field with players listed for both teams. It also mentions a carriage incident near Harmony Grove and a marriage in Harrisburg plus oblique notes on local names and events from the era.
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the News
Frederick High School
U.mlc.a
FHS
G. Sunday
J. Sunday
Kniti. Hargett
Burgee
Witter
Dersperzer
Quinn
Johson
Thomas
Knock
Maulsby Beard
Brust
Waesche
Munshower
Biser
Rouzer
Twenty Years Ago of The News October 7 1939
County Commissioners agreed to supply 700 matching from the state for the October program. Charles Keller of the New York Yankees hit a home run in the World Series against the Cincinnati Reds. A Washington sports writer named beer rookie of the year. Frederick residents attended the Hancock bridge dedication over the Potomac River. Dedication ceremonies began with a luncheon at the Weecedmount Rod and Gun Club. Monocacy Farms showed a pen of five fat steers winning grand championship at the Baltimore livestock show. Funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keller
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Axarm
Washington
Frederick
New Hancock Bridge
Potomac River
Weecedmount Rod and Gun Club
Monocacy Farms
Baltimore
Local notices of births moves and visits across Frederick
Mrs Ruth R Wiles and family moved from Mount Pleasant to 124 East Seventh street Frederick Grace R Droneburg has left 6 West Seventh for 124 East Seventh street Mr and Mrs Welter S Bidie announce the birth of their fifth child Randall Warren at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Bidie formerly Evelyn Hildebrand Nelson Langan attends Coca Cola convention in New York City Mr and Mrs Noble Waltz Araby weekend guests include Mrs Waltz sisters Mrs Marion Bricker and Mrs Margaret Ernest Beverly Courtney of Bel Air visits Frederick Fair and aunt Mrs Pauline Cline Lisbon celebrates golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Dorsey L Mulinix at Lisbon fire house Attendees include Maude Fraser Charles Harley Pat Murphy and Cindy Warner Charles Zimmerman 25th anniversary guests list includes Maude Fraser Charles Harley Pat Murphy Martha Eizler and Carlos Specht Bernard O Wright announces birth of first child James Eugene at Frederick Memories Hospital Joan Lawyer of Thurmont returns from sailing trips and visits to Nova Scotia and Brunswick Rev and Mrs Harry L Angie LeGere announce birth of daughter Robin Lou at W County Hospital Eckenroth enrolled at Washington College drivers re registration info for N and O last names Frederick drivers N and O rule J R Jewell announces notices and re registration letters sent J Whitney Peterson dies. president of United States Tobacco Co since 1948
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Ruth R. Wiles
Mit. Pleasant
East Seventh Street
Fredrick
Grace R. Droneburg
Ala
West Seventh
Sweet
Welter S. Bidie
RFD
Myersville
Randall Warren
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bidie
Evelyn Hildebrand
M. Hicks Burch
Dickerson
Nelson Langan
New York City
Noble Waltz J Araby
Waltz
Marion ‘Bricker
Margaret Ernest
Baltimore
Beverly Courtney
Bel Air
Pauline Cline
West Fifth Street
Frederick Fair
Martha Eizler
Carlos Specht
Cindy Warner
Bernard O. Wright
West Fourth Street
James Eugene
Frederick Memories Hospital
Wright
Catsail
James A. Cutsail
West Sevenths Street
Joan Lawyer
Strafford
Thurmont
Nova Scotia
Brunswick
Western Maryland
Colle
Harry L. Angie
LeGere
Robin Lou
W. County Hospital
Hacer
Angie
Virginia Snstar
Hazersh Eekenreth
Stewart Apis
Wash |Onary
Takoma & Eckenroth
Seventh-day Adventist Ecollege
A. Eckenroth
Frederick
Historical Talk Marks Fort Detrick Club Luncheon
Members of the Fort Detrick Ladies Club heard a talk on Frederick history with slides by Robert Nicodemus and a descriptive walk by F Bowers. Guests included Sadie Castiebersx, Helen Swanson, Peggy Westbrook, and club officers at a luncheon following the lectures.
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Fort Detrick
F. Bowers
Frede
Robert Nicodemus
Eal Frederick
Bowers
Nicodemus
Sadie Castiebersx
Helen Swanson
Navy
Robert W. Swanson
Peggy Westbrook
Detrick
Clyde H. Westbrook
Washington Bible College President to Speak at Local Luncheon
President George A. Miles of Washington Bible College will address the Christian Business Men's Committee luncheon Friday at 12:90 in the Blue and Grey Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Miles, a former civil and structural engineer, earned a BS CBE in 1928 from the University of Michigan after a BA from Albion College.
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George A. Miles
Washington Bible College
Christian Business Men's Committee
Francis Scott Key
Waston College
Miles
Albion College
Albion Mica
University of Michigan
Mies
North Ni Street
Hood College to Offer Evening Art Classes This Fall
Hood College announces evening art courses led by Mr. Davis, beginning October 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. for beginners and advanced students in drawing, color, and composition. No college credit. The fee is $35 with sessions on Mondays. Mr. Davis, former California School of Fine Arts instructor, has exhibited in San Francisco, New York, Paris.
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Hood
Davis
California School of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Adult Education Authority
New York
Paris
Nonagon
New York City
Vir
University of California
Studio Ferpand ‘Leger
Women's Club Ballenger Homemakers Meeting Report
Ballenger Homemakers Club meets in Community Hall with Mrs Wiliam Hing hosting. President Mrs Rust Renn opens. devotions led by Miss Mole Zimmerman. readings of the Collect and American Creed. Members discuss emergencies planning for two weeks, shelter, food, first aid, and sanitation. 21 attend. director’s report by Mrs Gardner Gremillion. Harmonys Grove Club also reports and elects officers. celebration planned for October 6. next Ballenger meet October 19 at Mrs Manton West’s home.
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Ballenger Club
Wiliam Hing
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Rust Renn
Mole Zimmerman
Russell Dudrow
Leslie Wiles
J. William Howard
Gardner Gremillion
Russell Thomas
Chester Young
Anna Derr
Russell Hargett
Monton West
Feagaville
Harmony Grove Club
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club
Bruce Crum
Roscoe Murray
Forest White
Leslie Burzer
Jerome Offutt
William Powell
Howard Aldridge
F Arbaugh
Frank Clemson
Raymond Crum
Evelyn Lease
Jenee Eaves
Irty
Ow Ell
FAMILY DINNER SALAD AND MEAL ITEMS LISTED
The fragment outlines a mixed menu including salad of red cabbage and apple with Hawan style dressing, pork chops with mashed potatoes, pea soup with croutons, and pudding with beverages. A civil ceremony in Gettysburg, Pa, tied to Wivell and Merkle, is mentioned amid market activity notes and local names.
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AMILY
Packase
Death notice for Charles H. Snyder 59
Charles H. Snyder, 59, son of the late reer Snyder and Be, died yesterday. Survived by wife, mother, two sons Charles L. Frederics and James Wh igton, sister Dowald P. Hunter, and many relatives including Mrs. Max more, Mrs. Joahnson aus, Frederick, Miss Isabel es, Woodsboro, Mrs. Ken Baker, Clarksburg, and two brothers W. A. and Walter H. Lavder. Employee of the Galt OU Company for 38 years. Funeral at 126 North Market Street to Friday morning at 10. Interment Union Chapel cemetery. R. E. Dailey and Son, funeral directors. Flowers or Cancer Fund gifts preferred.
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Charles H. Snyder
Reer Snyder
Funeral Services for Irene Clarke Thompson Held in Baltimore
The funeral for Irene Clarke Thompson occurred Tuesday at 2:30 from 24 West Saints Street funeral home in Baltimore with Rev. J R Leeks officiating. Choir selections included What A Friend Come Ye Disconsolate Precious Lord Shall We Gather at the River and Abide With pallbearers Charles Goin Roger Navier James Bronson Olverth Jesse Falkner and Sam Jones. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Clarke Thompson
University Hospital
Baltimore
West Saints Street
J. R. Leeks
Mme
Charles Goin Roger Navier
James Bronson
Olverth
Jesse Falkner
Sam Jones
Fairview
Sick and recovering patients at university and Frederick Memorial
Among the sick are Lou Gilbert and twin Ar and Mrs Akon He at Univer Hospital Baltimore under observation and treatment. Mrs Charles W Magahz of 103 Centh Street is at University Dietz South Market Street in satisfactory condition. Mrs John H Staley Route 6 is convalescing at home after hospital stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Lou Gilbert
Akon He
Univer Hospital
Baltimore
Charles W. Magahz
Centh Street
University Man Dietz
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John H. Staley
Philharmonic Plays Soviet Composer's Work in Stockholm
Conductor Leonard Bernstein led the New York Philharmonic in Shostovichs Fifth Symphony in Stockholm amid embassy objections. Swedish crowds applauded passionately as newspapers noted the U S move to remove the piece from the touring program, citing prior lukewarm reception in Philadelphia two years earlier.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cap
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Jim
Ti Shosyskevich
U.S
Philadelphia Symphony
Trends Ahead by Roger W Babson in Europe’s social shift
Babson reports rising social equality in Europe after two weeks in West Germany and outlines future trends. He predicts cheap power, massive industrial shifts in Central Europe by mid-1960s, growth in atomic, electronic, and synthetic industries, new products including electric cars and hydrogen fuel cells, home automation via irradiation and sound waves, widespread TV and new communications tech, and increased government controls over materials, production and credit. He notes suburban growth, urban redevelopment, and Germany’s postwar economic surge slowing after a strong decade.
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Roger W. Babson
West Germany
Europe
Central
Russia
U.S
Alwall Ow Germany
United Nations
Vdni
Great Britain
Coun
Perhame United
Pncmde
Economy growth seen with more world market focus
The report asserts continued expansion with stronger emphasis on global markets. It notes Germany has quadrupled export value over the decade and signals a forthcoming discussion on related topics.
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Germany
Cops Pub. Fin. Bur., Inc
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Aged Parents and Marriage
Dorothy Dix answers readers on aging parents, independence, and family finances. Advice covers keeping a home for life, avoiding reliance on children, and cautioning against overfunding offspring. Also addresses a sister’s marriage troubles and a domestic abuse plea with guidance to seek social services and police as needed.
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Dorothy DIX
Heliki
Newspaper notice fragment mentions addressed in care of this publication
A fragment from a public notice released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc references addressing an individual in care of this newspaper. The readable portion suggests a routine notice directing delivery or correspondence through the newspaper channel.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Building Projects Are Given Approval
The Building Permit Office in Winchester Hall reports eight building projects approved across seven county districts totaling over $25 worth of new construction. Approvals included a 2 1 0 acre lake and recreation area on the former Charlies Stouter property at LU S 15 and Zurgable Road in Emmitsburg by the Indian Lookout Conservation Club led by James Kemp of Seton Avenue. Also approved were a seasonal gift shop in Urbana by Dorothy Menke and Luer B. Prevost of Barnesville, and an antique shop in Buckerstown operated by Elmira B. Cook of Lime Ridge. The highest valued permit was a $12,500 brick veneer house with garage in Braddock Road for Mrs. Fred Kehne. Additional projects include a 55.09 block house in New Market on Reids Ford Road for Charles and Martha Lee O'Brien, a $4,000 frame home in Emmitsburg district by James Wivell Jr., a $5,560 two-car garage on Monument Road near Michael Road in the Jackson district by Joseph W. and Alice P. Smnot, and a $350 fetch addition to the Harbaugh home in Rocky Ridge.
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Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
Recreatioga
Charlies Stouter
LU. S. 15
Zurgable Road
Emmitsburg
Indian Lookout
Dorothy Menke
Luer B. Prevost
Barnesville
Buckerstown
Elmira B. Cook
Lime Rim
Ze Road
Braddock
Fred Kehne
Bath End
New Market
Reids
Monument Road
Michael Road
Jackson District
Joseph W
Alice P
Middletown
Glenn I
Delta G. Harbaugh
Rocky Ridge
Barred Shipments From Sleeping Sickness Threa tened States
New York state police along the border will halt incoming horse shipments from all states to enforce a broader ban on sleeping sickness. Troopers will check health certificates and vaccination proof at the origin state. New Jersey reports nine deaths linked to the disease, which can spread to humans or mosquitoes.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
State Agriculture Department
New Jersey
Hawkins Point Marine Terminal Dedicated at Port of Baltimore
The $4 million Hawkins Point Marine Terminal, the ports newest cargo pier, will be dedicated with officials from government and business in attendance. Built by the Maryland Port Authority and to be operated by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the facility was financed by $2.5 million revenue bonds, $800,000 state general obligation bonds, and cash. Under a 40-year lease, B and O will amortize the project as deep-water services support Marley Neck industrial plants.
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Hawkins Point
Baltimore
Whic
Maryland Port Authority
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Port Authority
State of Maryland
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John R. Jewell
Whitney Peterson
Greenwich, Conn
J. Whitney Peterson
United States Tobacco Co
National Life Insurance Week
Local
Association of Life Underwriters
C. J. Morris
Art of
Jacos R. Barurg
Preto
Frank J. Keefer
H. M. Ambrose
L. Lewren Sibert
George J. Stup
Richard Shank
Charles H. Woodman
Glenn E. Orrison
Otho J. Kerr
G. V. Hull
Ideddings
Wivell
Merkle
Betty Louise Merkle
George
Pittinger
Taneytown
Bernard
R. Wivell
Roy
Aircraftsir
Office of Justice
Robert P. Snyder
Erately
Gettysburg
Army Reserve
Charles W. O’melveny
Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. V. O'Melveny
Fi Detrick
Deal Funeral Home
O Melveny
Frances M
Mary K
Elizabeth A
Charles .W
James K
California
Jank J. MacMeugh
Waston, D.C
Arlington National Cemetery
Philharmonic
Tertares
Tate
Mea
Saracen
Ice
Miss Harper
Dorothy Din
Treat
Dad
Olisters
Jax
Sally
Sal
Hudby
Social Service Department
Family Service
Salvation Army
Hawkins Point Marine Terminal
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