News Clipping from Oct 1957 Paper
Fragmentary OCR reads a midcentury newspaper page with ads and notes. It mentions Bates Service, Morse, and a Bates listing with dates and prices, plus general press notes. The exact events and names are unclear due to garbled typography.
Vaccine urged as Asian flu cases near half a million
The article explains Asian influenza spreads chain reaction style like an atomic reactor. It notes immunity builds over time, transmission remains high but panic is unwarranted. With vaccination, the national epidemic could be far less serious than auto accidents.
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United States
Personal notes and military service updates
Harry L Beall of near Lander marked his first birthday at home while under medical care. Stephen S Langley III, son of Stephen and wife, recently left the United States Air Force after three years as a first lieutenant with final assignment at Tyndall Air Force Base Florida and training in navigators and ground control interceptors. Langley, a Maryland graduate, is now in graduate studies at George Washington University. The Tuscarora Boys meeting convened at Gerald Keehl's home with a program led by president Dembam Crum and a joke talk by Bobby Nusbaum, next meeting at Wayne Ausherman's October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Beall
Near Lander
Stephen S. Langles
Stephen S. Langley
North Market Street
United States Air Force
Tyndall Air Force Base
Panama City
Fla
Eington Air Force Base
Tex
Lansley
University of Maryland
George Washington University
Tuscarora
Gerald Keehl
Dembam Crum
Tuscarora Grange
Bobby Nusbaum
Wayne Aushermans
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Funeral notices from Towson and Adamstown report the burial of Mrs. Minnie E. Molesworth at Poplar Springs Methodist Cemetery with services led by Rev. C. A. Michael. Infant Robin Virginia Stone, daughter of Robert M. and Betty Mercer Stone, died at University Hospital and was buried at Mount Olivet with interment at the family funeral home. Also noted are new LATER MARKET HOURS, Elmer L. Barker’s Mt. Pleasant death, and Grayson E. Bowers purchasing the George Houck residence near Harmony Grove with interment at the Harmony Grove Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Molesworth
Towson
Poplar Springs
Molesworth
Damascus
C. A. Michael
Poplar Springs Stothonist
Irving Watkins
Donald Watkins
Albert ID. Watkins
Eli T. Molesworth
Charles Covington
Phillip Haislip
Robin Virginia Stone
Robert M
Betty Mercer
Stone
Adamstown
University Hospital
Baltimore
East Church Street
Hey
William C. Harpold
Flint Hill Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. BR. Etchison
G. C. Barton Funeral
Elmer L. Barker
Mt. Pleasant
Willam AM. Brown
Austin
Grayson E. Bowers
Yullian” Wiles
Ett
Carl Thompson
Paul Brunner
George Houck
Bert Main
Martin Eyler
Harmony Grove
Libertytown
Preg Outton
Brick County
C. M. Weltz
Heinemann
Ethe Jaycees
Paul Wilcom
Betty
Stine
Harry Staley
Bernard Staley
Urbana
Ameria
Servea
Almost
Betty Lou Stine
Jimmy E. Masser
Edward C. Wiliam
Ruth
W. Weast
O. Wilsom Runkles
Truxal
Hooper
Edwin Plassing
Hood College
Hendrickson
James
Montgomery
Carol
Charles
Washington
Union Manufacturing
UN Airs
Harris
Frederick Jr. Chamber
John H
Almira v.Cammerce Board
Waters Hooper
Hood College Gues J
Margaret V. Kuhn
Aubrey H. S
J. Harold Hoop-Harris
Camden
New Jersey
College
Brothers
George H. Hooper
Holly
Therwood
Florida
A. Guy Hooper
Jaycees
Philadelphia
Cee
East Patrick Street
Cotoran
R. Paull
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline
Donald Koons
Bessie Watkins
Drew G. Truxal
Afelong Hood
Mt. Airy
Jaycee Board
Frederick Memorial Hospital
T. Meade Felton
Carroll County
Dennis W
Jaycee
Jayland Etta V. Lewman
Fitzgerald
Silver Spring
Jeremiah Watkins
Paul Snyder
Mt Airy
Frederick
Leslie Hardy
Dam
Clyde M. Roney Jr
Watkins
Calvary Methodist Church
Heinz Heinemann
Rebecca Tadan Na
Leaders Bible Class Marks 45th Anniversary Dinner
Calvary Methodist Church Leaders Bible Class celebrates 45 years since its 1912 charter with a dinner at the church. The long run covers open air meetings, minstrel shows, and growth from five founders to about 256 members led by presidents including C A Gilson and E S Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jume WU
Calvary Methodist Church
C. A. Gilson
Claude S. Hahn
Howard Taylor
John SM. Grove
Grove
Reds
C. A. Spence
Blues
W. HL. Sanford
E. S. Rice
Fred Kottmeyer
Charles L. Millers
O. W Shinnick
Frederick Armory
O. Harry Young
City Opera House
J. R. Yingling
Balmond
Eastes
Rice
sCharles Weddle
George L. Rothenhoefer
George M. Free
John P. Engelbrecht
Retary
Frederick College
P. Luther Rice
Charles H.C. Rhoderick
Rothenhoefer
Treasury
Lloyd C. Culler
Church
West Second and
Bentz Streets
John 31. Grove
Jacob H. Mackley
Guy ¥. Brust
Wilson P. Smith
Charles N. Daugherty
Dr. H. D. Spence
Charles E. Hudson
Jesse I Gooder
Charles H. C. Rhoderick
Jesse R. Yingling
George W. Bowers
M. R. Etchison
Charles Alais
Guy E. Kelly
Baker Park
E A. Godsey
M. R. Eichison
Kelly
Laytonsville Methodist Church
Doubs
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts
Missions
Boy Scouts Calvary Methodist Church
Aity
Frederick County
Ennis Coalewill
George B. Lockard
Nelson R. Bohn
Paul W. Smith
Donald Fadeley
Roy Watkins
Bruce T. O'Hara
Jol E. Fogle
Deaths of Mrs Victoria A Myers and Mary Ellen Grimes
Mrs Victoria A Myers 84 and Mary Ellen Grimes 29 died recently. Myers, widow of Charles M Myers, survived by a daughter and two sons, siblings, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Brunswick funeral home on Friday at 2 pm with Rev Newton Poling. interment Park Heights cemetery. Grimes, daughter of Estelle E Grimes, survived by three sisters and a brother. Services at Roy W Barber funeral home Laytonsville Thursday at 2 pm. interment Bethesda Methodist Church cemetery Browningsville.
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Victoria A. Myers
Victoria Almeda Aa Myers
Charles M.myers
Hoxtrell
Ethel Albert
Brunswick- Roy
Ln Brounswick
Newton ‘Poling
I Park ‘Heights Cemetery
H. Feete
Brother
Lise
Mary Ellen Grimes
Mt Everts Mursing
Norwood Road
Olney
Estelle E. Grimes
John Walter Grimes
Dorothy E. Lord
North Carolina
Clara E. Shoe
Newport News
Mes
da May Fisher
Rockville
John W. Grimes
Boyds
Roy W. Barber
Laytonsville
Bethesda Methodist Church
Browningsville
Tea Honors Frederick High Principal and Faculty
About 150 faculty, students, and former teachers gathered at Frederick High School on Tuesday for a tea honoring Principal David Dean and Mrs. Dean. The Future Teachers Association organized the event with Mary Rhoads as faculty adviser, hosting current and former students and teachers from Hood College and guest James Lizhiner, a former Frederick High student who leads the state Future Teachers chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy Lions Club
Mt Airy Fire Company
Mt. Airy High School
PTA
Mt. Airy Fire Company
Asa Watkins
Hubert Burdette Lindsay Browning
Carl Smith
P Paul Beall
Oscar Baker
Robert ‘Riddlemoser
Travis Norwood
Ale. Norwood
Watkins
Robert C. [Burns
University of Mary Mang
Robert J Smith
Frederick
Frederick County
Charles Simpson
Fort Detrick
Walter Bennett
State Firemen's Association
James Hahn
New Market
Unionville
Frederick High School
David Dean
Future Teachers Association
Mary Rhoads
Toid
Hood ‘College
Frederick High
James Lizhiner
Pew
State
W Liam Lerner
Starr Morgan
Terry Horman
Eleanor Burdette
Brenda Fagan
James Putman
Sherry Phillips
Lois Rice
Debbie Beldon
Anne Burgess
Lais J Baumgardner
Judg i Hickman
Martha Humberson
Sandra Lerner
Tanya Forney
Virginia Bowers
Terry Phillips
Mildred White
Wendy Dyer
Carol Adams
I Starr Morgan
Ann Lovell
Diane Lawson
Je Kelly
Sarah Hing
Marjorie van Sant
Beth Gardner
Gerry May
Kay Kaufman
Leona Mie
Ray
Sharon Murphy
Sandra Summers
Barbara Cramer
Helen B. Bowers
Denna Derringer
William Lerner
Terry F Harman
Jaycees Hold October Meeting at Hood College
The Frederick Jaycees held a regular monthly session at Hood College with remarks from Mrs Bessie Watkins and Mt Airy President G Truxal. Trustees and members discussed the upcoming 1958 Home Show and honored Amy M. Watkins among survivors.
Community talks kickoff at Walkersville Church
U S Army Photo to lecture Dr A G Wedum Fort Detrick Safety Director opens seven monthly programs at Walkersville Methodist Church on Oct 9 at 8 pm sponsored by the Young Adult Fellowship. Lectures cover biological warfare and Japan with slides and possibly films Light refreshments after each program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
A. G. Wedum
Fort Detrick
Walkersville Methodist Church
Wedum
Ellen Montgomery
Tex
Anna Wood
Larry Staley
Donald *R. Cecil
James M. Stup
Wm. C. Staley
Gloria Wood
Nancy Reed
Harry Staley
Mary Margaret Staley
Walter Clem
Charles E. Murphy
Gene F. Murphy
Rayner Montgomery
David
Martha Darner
Anne Arnold
Carl Fry
Calvin W. Wachter
Calvin F. Wachter
Spencer C. Mercer
Lester Koogle
George Ball
Martha Koogle
L. Wood
Jerome Wilcom
Charles F. Wilcom
Charlotte
Wilcom
Air
Lester Koogie Jr
Faye Windsor
Rita Bowen
Martha Geisler
Tillie Geisler
Archangel
Olivia Willis
Legion Honors Old Members at Commanders Night
Francis Scott Key Post 1 American Legion honored charter members and long service Legionnaires at a meeting at the Legion home. The focal post began July 17, 1919 with Philip R. Winebrewer as first commander. 22 of 45 members from 20 years ago remain. Ninety percent attended. The event recognized Lipps with the Roger R. Rice Memorial Medal and presented the 40 year group with service cards as Carmen Reeder presided and department commander Law attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Philip R. Winebrewer
G. Ernest Lipps
Elmer F. Munshower
Herbert S. Schroeder
R. Ames Hendricks
Walker BE. Linn
S. Duvall Schell
Legionnaires
Carmen Reeder
Charlies R. Law
Lipps
Roger R. Rice
John Stoan
Mrs Roosevelt says U S has iron curtain
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt declares in New York that the United States now holds the iron curtain rather than Russia. She cites American tourists learning more about conditions in Russia and calls for Russians to be allowed into the United States to see life in a free country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S. State Department
State Department
Wiltwyck School For
Esopus. XY
Local Hospital Updates For Baltimore And Frederick
Among The Sick lists J. Larie Shriner of West Second Street under observation and treatment at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. Ray Burgee of West Fourth Street, released from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since September 20, is reported much improved on return home.
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Dirs
J. Larie Shriner
West Second Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Birs
Ray Burgee
West Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
GEEAT
Sorsnean Bre & Mfg. CO
Zai
Sid Szge
Bates
Grewisioes
Acsocased
the News
Mt. Airy Lions
Pphumnacu UY
Firemen’s Association
Rs- Emma
Emma V. Harris
Francis A. Harris
East South Street
Le2cy Hospital
Washington, D
John L. McLane
Paul E. Marsh
August T. Brust
T. Stuart Haller
Antony Z. Kimmel
Arthur T. Burke
C. F. Steck, Jr
Brunswick
Wial
Roy OM. Hithe
Elmer Lee Lambert
Normen Lambert
W le
Frederick City Hospital
Walkersville Elementary
Hood
Sanday School of the Methodists
Charles R
John Kottmger
William
Lure
Earl Webb
P. Smith
Linthi State
E. Leej
Roscoe Murray
Charles Hudson
C. Aved
Charles R. Miller
Red
H. E. Willard
de LeCompte
News-Post
Gilson
Charles N
Amos Siegrist
deceas!Sheckles
Chester Ott
Brust
Jacob Mackley
Clubsociation
Board of the
Milton G. Urner
John Crouse
Roger Quinn
John C. A. Spence
Rudy Boyer
Donald Lenhart
Jean Hawkins
James Harris
Gladys Miller
Herman Poole
Jean Smith
Josephine Darner
Jean Cairns
Eugene Lawson
Paul Zier
Miss Blair
Legion
Bill
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