Lutherans To Conduct Leadership School in Frederick
The Evangelical Lutheran Church School of Frederick announces a Leadership Training School for current and prospective Sunday School teachers. Three Monday sessions on November 3, 10, and 17 from 1 30 to 9 30 pm cover courses The Brief Summary of the New Testament The Program of My Church and related teaching aims. Rev. Dale Burtuchwa Rev. Michael Kretsinger and Rev. Charles Trunk Jr lead. Registration blanks available at Lutheran churches in Frederick County.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church School of
Frederick
Getoder
Dale E. Burtuchwa
Michael Kretsinger
Charles FL Trunk Jr
Frederick County
Local newspaper page reads October 1958 Frederick edition
Page four of THE NEWS from Frederick Maryland lists issue date as Wednesday October and year 1958. The fragment confirms the publication alongside standard postal and archival notices. No further readable events or named individuals are present in the snippet.
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Frederick
Maryland
Mass Education or TV On October 6 a new instructional venture
An experimental televised college physics course for full credit will be broadcast nationwide from New York under sponsor programs. Dr. Harvey E White of the University of California will teach using home TV and closed circuit formats. If successful more subjects follow this second semester. Little Rock private school officials move to overcome federal barriers to all white schools and promise a statement on opening.
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New York
CIA
Sil
United States
Fund For the Advancement of Exucation
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Harvey E. White
University of California
Pation
Little Rock
Ark
Marker's Market Property Is Sold
The east side of South Bentz street property once run by a food chain was sold by Mrs. Mabel F. Marker to Hood, Inc. for about 527,000. Debrs recorded for other properties followed. Wartime and postwar shifts see jobs and wages tied to a rising labor force, with firms trimming costs but boosting productivity to survive.
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South Bentz Street
Patrick and
All Saints Street
Mabel F. Marker
William S. Hood, Inc
John W. Castile
Summers, Inc
Catoctin Park
Frederick
Charles H. Kingsolver
Arthur N. Gorelick
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Intercraft Corp
Eugene M. Waldron
Singanore
Prentiss van
Paul E.spanies
Sutely
Paul M
Nash
Jacob
W. Castle
Jon
Frederick - Liberty
Bese Fesae
Imore
Death notices from Broad Run and surrounding areas
Deaths listed for Bowls Bowlus near Broad Run and others from Broad Run area. Falconer Memorial Home, Sas Mar near Boonsboro, with services scheduled at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren and interment at cemetery adjoining the church. Names include Mary Gertrude Bowls Bowlus, Oscar Dean, Edwin J Lawshe, and Rosine F Meister, with survivor details and funeral arrangements.
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Mises Mars G
Mary Gertrude Bowlus
Broad Run
Falrney- Keedy
Sas Mar
Boonsboro
Eclock
Frackiin Lo
Sarah Elien Bescaley Bowlus
Pleasant View
Ladies Aid Society
Muste Anc
Joan
Bouius
Jefferson
Cora B. Guyton
New Windsor
Ite Funeral
East Church Street
Pleasantt View Church
Anivets Auxiliary Officers Installed at Post Home
Amvets Auxiliary installed officers led by new president Mrs. Joseph Kennedy at the regular meeting in the Post Home. G Horton Peace officiated. officers include Mrs. Hazel Xukirk as senior president and Mrs. Caroline Fout as junior vice president. Donations and upcoming events noted for Child Welfare and hospital charity efforts.
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Joseph Kennedy
Amvets
G. Horton Peace
Orden
Elizabetn Staley
Ruth Kinsey
Ceaptain
Ada Ford
Peace
Brea
Elaine Kennedy
Victor Cullen Hospital
Elizabeth Staley
Martinsburg Hospital
T.B. Ward
Kennedy
Helen Warrenfeltz
Fannie Bayles
Morgantown Man Heads District Kiwanis Clubs
Morgantown attorney Robert S. Burehinal elected district Kiwanis governor as the 39th annual convention wound up in Martinsburg West Virginia. The meeting adopted a tax equalization resolution and urged improvements in schools and teaching. Officers named Kenton Lambert Verj Snider Art Buehler and James Mohice with Dr E B McCue noting a loan balance of 149 thousand dollars.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Meister
Gert
Morgantown
Robert Simany
Burchinal
West Virginia
Evangelical‘Kiwanis District
Lutheran Church
Ladies Bible
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
I Burehinal
C. L
Missilumer
Huntington
Rose E. Meister
Clarksburg
Gottleb Michelfelder
Merchantville
N. J
Karl
Kiwamtans
Kenton Lambert
Parsons and
Ver
Fifty Years Ago Gold Hoard Found in Old Rag Pile
wR LEWIS WALTER of East Third street discovered a cache of gold coins while sorting rags from his late father John Walter's junk shop. The coins dated 1876 to 1880 include $20 $10 $5 and $2.50 pieces.
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Wr Lewis Walter
East Third Street
John Walter
Workmen Drown At Severn River Landfill Project
Two Negro riggers die when a 27 inch pipe breaks while linking hydraulic dredge pipes for a Navy Severn River landfill project. Four other riggers rescued. Victims identified as James Gross and Dennis Thomas. Diamond Construction Co. workers employed on the Navy expansion at Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Gov. J. Lindsay
Bijou
Naval Academy
Leemond Jr
David J. Lewis
Allegany
Severn River
Norfolk
James Gross
Churchton
Frederick 4Ig
Dennis Thomas
Suffolk
George Bonney
James Persey
Thurmont
Mniraft
East Patricks
sFeranan
Diamond Construction Co
Balitimore
Navy
Severn
Academy Grounds
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The October 8 1938 column reports on Virginia school integration strategy. Norfolk plans a referendum to gauge support for reopening segregated or integrated schools. Virginia AG and advisors prepare for an NAACP petition to be heard in Federal District Court in Harrisonburg seeking to reopen Raleigh and Charlottesville schools.
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the News
Uis
Virginia
Norfolk City
NAACP
Federal District Court
Harrisonburg
John Paul
Gov. Almond
Norfolk
Victorr J. Ashe
U.S
Walter EB. Hoffman
Ashe
Walkersville Junior Community Show Scheduled At Fire Hall
Glade Valley Grange hosts the Walkersville Junior Community Show on Thursday at 8 p.m. with 4H and school students, tied to National Land Week observance. County Agent Shoemaker will discuss cancer ration and a film will be shown. the event aligns with the Glade Valley PTA meeting.
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Walkersville
The
Glade Valley Grange
Glade Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Henry 8. Shoemaker
Business Paradox in Postrecession Employment Trends
The New York Federal Reserve reports that productivity gains and capital deepening are offsetting job losses. Despite more goods with fewer workers, unemployment remains stubborn, with six month plus joblessness rising while total unemployment rises for the first time since January.
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New York
Federal Reverve Bank of
Brunswick Post Office Saturday Dedication Service
Dedication services for the new Brunswick post office will occur Saturday at 2 p.m. Postmaster Arthur F. Hightman announced the new building at 315 Brunswick Street will host several Post Office Department speakers and a 30 minute concert by the Jefferson Community Band just prior to the main program.
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New Brunswick
Arthur F. Hightman
Brunswick Street
Jefferson ‘Community Band
Infant Josephine Baer Graveside Service Held
Graveside services were held for infant Josephine Caroline Baer daughter of Louis Wilson and Hudd May Hoff man Baer at St John's cemetery after dying at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev Richard C Mitchell assisted. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors conducted services.
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Josephine Caroline Baer
Louis Wilson
Hudd May Hoffman Baer
Barbara Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard C. Mitchell
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local Personal Notices and Family Moves
Mrs Clagett E Ramsburrz has returned to San Francisco after visiting at 21 South Market street. Mr and Mrs Joseph E Bussare and son Joseph E Jr moved to 305 Fleming avenue from Linden avenue. George Barry Evier of New Market celebrates his 43rd birthday. Mr and Mrs John S Escholtz Hast Second street observe their niece 45th wedding anniversary. SP 4 Ralph A Ritenour, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Ritenour of Lewistown, arrived in Germany in July. his wife and two children left August 29 by air to join him. Mrs Ritenour is Olive Moore, daughter of Nellie Moore of Lewistown.
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Clagett E. Ramsburz
South Market Street
San Francisco
Calif
Joseph E. Bussaré
Joseph E. Jr
Fleming Avenue
Linden Avenue
George ‘Barry Evier
New Market
John S. Escholtz
Second Street
Neice
Ralph A. Ritenour
Lewistown
Germany
Supreme Court oaths questioned in heated legal letters
Law letters from several authors question whether U S Supreme Court justices remain bound by oaths to support the Constitution as interpreted by the court. References to Marbury v Madison and Plessy v Ferguson illustrate longstanding debates on judicial power, with concern over a 29 September opinion viewed as politically charged and advisory rather than properly judicial. The discussion notes past cases Gong Lum v Rice and Holmes and Roberts critiques about shifts in constitutional interpretations and court behavior.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Law of the Land
Marbury
Madison
Judicial Department
United States
Supreme Law
Plessy V. Ferguson
Supreme Court of the
Taft
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Louis D. Brandeis
Harlan Fiske Stone
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
South
OwensRoberts
PE staffer Whitmore joins Potomac Edison Frederick unit
Willa Whitmore has joined the Home Service Department staff of Potomac Edison Company in the Frederick District. She will work with Irene Caton across Taneytown Mt Airy Emmitsburg Union Bridge and New Windsor areas. Whitmore, from Shepherdstown WV, previously worked in civil rights in Maryland. A Republican slate includes Harry A. Cole and others as 20 named by the commission to select a chairman.
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Willa {Fraley
Whitmore
Home Service Department
Potomac Edison Company
John W. Morgan
Irene Caton
Frederick
Taneytown
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Shepherdstown
Wva
Res
Whitmer
Mary Hand
Harry A. Cole
Baltinmore
John H. Fisher
Baltimore
Maxwell Greenwald
Robert W. King
Bethesda
Maryland
American Association of University Women
F. DeSales Mudd
la Plata
Physicians Memorial Hospital
Ran
John T. Williams
New Bro
Marsand State College
Princess Anne
Lso
Sick sirs and local hospital transfers in Frederick
Among The Sick sirs Elmer Stine Route 3 Frederick was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday to recuperate at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas Trail avenue Transfer was made in the United Fire company ambulance Her condition is reported as being satisfactory Mr R Rush Lewis near Frederick was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday in the C E Cline and Son ambulance Mrs Ella Campbell 515 Elm street a patient at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights remains in a satisfactory condition Mr Carlton King near Frederick is still patient at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights He seems much improved Mr William H Koentz who suffered a heart attack at his home on Charles street Sunday morning is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital Be suffered coronary thrombosis Mrs Elizabeth L Godsey Baltimore entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient on Monday Her condition was reported as satisfactory today for healing surgery.
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Elmer Stine
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Russell Thomas
Trail Avenue
United Fire Company
R. Rush Lewis
C. E. Cline and Son
Ella Campbell
Elm Street
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
Carlton King
Vindobona
William H. Koentz
Charles Street
Elizabeth L. Godsey
Baltimore
Paul Cessna Dies at Gettysburg College
C Paul Cessna died suddenly Sunday in Gettysburg Pennsylvania while at Gettysburg College. The 67 year old assistant to the press died after collapsing into a chair around 7 to 8 am following a heart attack. He had suffered a prior heart ailment and had been on medical leave since April 1956.
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C. Paul Cessna
Gettysburg
C. Paul
Cessna
Press
San Francisco
Deat
Gettysburg College
Vertebrae
Loren L
Stephens
Arcadia
Galit J
Civil Rights Advisory Committee Announced in Maryland
Washington AP report states six Marylanders from across the state were named to a state advisory committee for the Federal Commission on Civil Rights. Chairman Dr John A Savannah said the panel will keep the federal body informed of developments in civil rights matters.
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Washington
Dense Early Fog Delays Traffic
Fog covered the county early today causing slow traffic after two frosty nights. Temperatures dipped to 42 and rose to near 72 by afternoon with a light breeze and cloudy breaks tonight through Thursday. The airport observer reported fog across the area including Baltimore and Washington.
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Mércury
Baltimore
Washington
Funeral Services For Victim Ernest Castle Held Thursday
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 20 pm from Gladhill funeral home Middletown for Ernest Edgar Castle who died after his car crashed into a tree on Broad Run road Tuesday morning. Rev Albert Burkhardt will officiate. Interment in Lutheran cemetery Middletown. Survivors include his wife four young children his parents four sisters Miss Mary Alice Castle Miss Shirley Castle Mrs Nancy Himes and Mrs Joyce Crouse and two brothers John Castle and Gene Castle, all of Middletown.
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Gladhill
Middletown
Ernest Edgar ‘Castle
Broad Run Road
Albert Burkhardt
Mary Alice Castle
Shirley Castle
Nancy Himes
Joyce Crouse
John Castle
Gene Castle
Storer College Sale Talks Lead to Committee Named
Harpers Ferry West Virginia AP reports Storer College trustees form a negotiating committee to pursue a sale of the former Negro institution. The panel, led by Rev Dr Clarence Canford, aims to report by January to potential buyers seeking educational use for the buildings.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Storer College
Storer
Supreme Court
Shepherd College
Clarence Canford
Washington
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Reba Havermale
Rocky Springs Road
Tuscarora
Noble Oscar Dean
Point of Rocks
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Velescent
Dean
Lander
Lawrence ‘Sigafoose
Paint of Rocks
Marsha Schopnert
Piedmont
W. V
St. Paul's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
50A
Edwin J. Lawshe
Edwin Irland Lawshe
William HB. Kemp
Fairview Ave
Mr. Lawshe
Lewisburg
Robert A
Marguerite Island Lawshe
First Presbyterian Church
Lawshe
Bucknelit University
Sigma Chi
Fensylvan Railroad
Buffalo
W.Y
B. & C. Railroad
Pennimah and Browne
Adherence Lodge 88
A.F
A. Masons
Baltimores
Marie R. Lincoln Lawshe
Wiliam H. Kemp
Nancy Jeanne Kemp
Louise Lawshe
E. Patrick Street
Funerial
Rosine F. Meister
Fred Meister
Man Heads
Kiwanis Clubs
M. Ritchison and Son
Almond
Richmond, Va
Mae
Roya al and
Charlottesville
Baker Park
Board of Education
Harry Finneyhock
West Fifth Street
Charles J. Remsburg
Lakeview
Wak Festilest
Justersville High
Coe. We
Business Paradox
Brunswick Post Office
Guinea
Tokyo
China
Gicines
Peiping Radio
Lola Young Anderson
Thomas S.anderson
Yellow Springs
Funeral Home
East Patricktreet
W.merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
E- Dwight McCain
Samuel E. Brown
Hart Jold M. Free
Roy C. W. Schaeffer
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Jamesie Shark
Mount Jolivet
Lawrence
By David Lawrem
Shepherd
West
Patrick Street
Potomac Edition Company
Civil Rights Advisory
Committtee
Ase
Atlee
Claude Wirtz Compher
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Frederick High School
A. C. Vv. Compher
Route 4
Naval
Winchester Hall
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