Great Lost Stg and Mfg Co Ad Listing 1887
Fragmented OCR notes show a 1887 advertisement or catalog entry for the Great Lost Stg and Mfg Co with prices and monthly measurements. Mentions Assoc Presa and Associated Press style credit. Dated Saturday October 2 1887.
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STG
MFG. CO
Fredesck
BSC
Fear
Fear, $6. Sieccber Anda Boreas of Greniatoms
Assocatec Presa Tee
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Fer
Seerepee
Praceke
Profit Statistics Show Profit Slump In Labor Intensive Industries
A National Association of Manufacturers study finds profit margins, defined as profits as a percentage of sales, fell from 4.9 percent in 1955 to 3.2 percent in 1956. The decline is greatest in labor intensive industries with many workers per million dollars of capital, groups that are also highly organized.
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Econ
Fer
Msier P Flstion
Prive Anc
Srendsin Ing
National Association of Manufacturers
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records show multiple newborns this week. Families include Trout, Inskeen, Smith, Haines, Barrett, Staley, Lyons, Eichertz, Callan, and others with first and second children born, naming both parents and newborns such as Paul Machir, Doris Larue, Martin Joseph, Michael Edward, David George, Kenneth Lee, and Kerry Ann.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Troutcent
Wedsey
John Inskeen
Union Bridge
Paul Machir
Inskeep
Ethel Frank Ha
Albert R. Smith
Rrissi Lee
Andrew D. Haines
Westminster
Doris Larue
Haines
Edna Gesell
Joseph F. Barrett
Treil Avenue
Martin Joseph
Mirs. Barrett
Elizabeth Gosner
Philadelphia
Chester C. Staley
East Patrick Street
Michael Edward
Staley
Paula Tabor
Frederick
Paul E. Lyons Walkersville
David George
Lyons
Evelyn Hudson
Virginia
Kenneth Eicheltz
Pontiac Avenue
Kenneth Lee
Eichertz
Yvonne Miller
George Callan
Beachwood Drive
Kerry Ann
Callan
Alargate Houck
Emmitsburg
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from October 12 1907 recount a colored boy on a spirited horse colliding with a buggy near Adamstown injuring no one, Howard Is Stone buying a West Fifth street residence moving November 5, Charles E Eader on a bicycle near Bruceville injured by a dog, and a masque dance at Miss Mary Myers Avalon Braddock Heights with about 30 couples and music by Dorsey s Mandolin Club.
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the News
Ais
Alville Conner
Adamstown
A. C. McCarden
Littlestown
Charles E. Eader
Bruceville
Mary Myers
Avalon
Braddock Heights
Dorsey
Mandolin Club
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago in Frederick and vicinity October 12 1937 reported a Frederick fair opening with pleasant weather and sold mid way concessions Troop F of the United States Third Cavalry to perform acts before the grand stand Churches in this city Mid Dletown and among the beneficiaries estate of Mrs Florence A Lambert will. will was rectified in Gronans Court. Bond on the amount of 89009 was filed Frederick City Hospital and the Home For The Aged each received 3009 A car stolen from a Court Street residence recovered near Ellicott City after ramming a tree operator Gerald Cummings Harpers Ferry had been visiting David C Winebrester NE His head struck a pile of lumber after a 15 foot fall from the second floor of a lumber shed J Raymond Lay yard foreman for Willam D Bowers Lumber Company seriously injured.
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Frederick
United States Third Cavalry
Middletown
Sirs
Florence A. Lambert
Gronans Court
Frederick City Hospital
Court Street
Ellicott City
Gerald Cummings
Harpers Ferry
David C. Winebrester
J. Raymond Lay
Federal troops in Little Rock school clash over legality
Washington dispatch reports Parents’ complaints about Federal troops inside Little Rock High School amid a Court order dispute. Governors and officials question statutory authority, noting no law from Congress authorizes troops in public schools.
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David Lawrence Washington
Rock Hall
Congress
Littl Rock
Supreme Court
Federe
Little Rock
Arkansas
South Carolina
United States
South
Timmerman
Eisenhower
Federal District ‘Courts
Federal Circuit Cours
General Eiberson
Sherry Phillips
Wendy Isenhower
Thesei Dyer
Harry
Frederick High School Drama Set for October Play
Frederick High School dramatic students present Room For One More, a two act play about a mother who shelters homeless children, with two casts to broaden participation. The October 17 and 18 performances announce special guest foster parents. Mrs. Clinton Hughes directs the group and a large committee covers props, publicity, advertising, programs, paint, ushers, and make-up.
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Frederick High School
Frederick City
Clinton Hughes
Jeanne Habstein
Barbara Reynolds
Joey George Zeigier
Larry Layman
Trot Rose
Charlotte Shafer
Suzie Patton
Eensie
Grace Lewis
Tanya Forney
Janey
Rosemary Abbott
Sarah Willard
Betty
Elaine Palmer
Sylvia Huff
Miss Winston
Donna Kasch
Sandy Osburn
Poppy
Bill Shockley
Bill
Jimmy John
Ford Noo
Storage Tips For Summer Dresses From Miss Thomas
Home Demonstration notes advise washing dusty summer dresses to remove starch, storing in dustproof boxes by material and finish. Emphasizes proper care of garments to keep them fresh for next season and lengthen their life. Includes general storage guidance and warnings about dust and moisture.
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Mary A. Thomas
Ieare
Funeral notices and home care tips from Mt Airy
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Bessie A Watkins at Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy with interment at Pine Grove. Other notices report funerals for Vincent Rogers and Mrs Emma Harris and offer storage care tips for summer dresses hats veils and handbags with guidance on keeping items dry, clean and in shape.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Mt Airy
Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles Wolf
Wiliam Clerk
Arthur Lowman
Robert Lowman
Roland Welsh
CE Wien
GuSs
Emma
Harris
Fred
D. C
East Patrick
Red Cross Meeting And Obituaries In Frederick
Red Cross reports and community notices fill this Frederick page. Obituaries honor Franklin Parker at his 24 W All Saints St home with services led by Rev W A Williams and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Odie Dorsey Sier of near Kemptown dies at 74, with funeral at Providence Church. Olin L Molesworth listed as funeral director.
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154Th
Mr Parker
Anna Mae| Green
Frederick
Maurice Lee, Parker
Millard Parker
Philadelphia
Theodore R. Parker
Middletown
Malcolm J. Parker
Grayson E. Parker
Baltimore
Maude B. Smith
Esedericky
B. Lolita Kelsey
New York
Ethel A
All Saints
W. A. Williams
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
Odie Dorsey Sier
Ekempttown
Upton
Laura Clay]Sier
Cora Lee Sier
Howard L
LeRoy A
Robert L. Sier
Damascus
Albert A. Sier
Mt Airy
Dorsey
Earl Sier
Mattie Burke
Kemptown
Annie Burke
Providence
Olin L. Molesworth
Security For You Answers Social Security Pensions Q&A
Reader questions from Fall River to San Pedro on how Social Security and railroad retirement interact. Topics include eligibility for spouse benefits, replacing a lost card, proof of age, and whether veterans compensation affects Social Security. The column notes that mothers may be eligible at 62, and that eligibility for railroad retirement can require 10 years of railroad work. Readers are invited to write with problems for expert Ray Henry.
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Ray Henry
S. T
Fall River
Mass
WA. P
San Pedro
J Calif
U. S. of State College
International Falls
Minn
Germany
United States
Social Security
Sucter
W. W
New York City
A. E
Ilowa Ci
Jam
Lbs Social Security
Social Sec
West College Terrace
James’Franklin Stillions
East Fourth Street
Nellie Effie Shaw
Church Street
Donne Elizabeth’ Mohler
RFD
Lois Ann Rice
Kline Boulevard
Millard Michael Mastrino
West South Street
Patricia* Ann Reynolds
Wilson Place
Elmo Allen
West All Saints Street
Anna Lee Jeannette Mogs
South Market Street
Larry Melvin Oden
Winifred Evelyn
Thourmont
Wanda
Nellie Nuse
Knoxville
Evelyn
Mae
Adamstown
Charmion Geed Bodies
Unionville
Marilyn Roberta Long
Emmitsberg
Harold Lewis Spalding
John William Portner
Lantz
Deborah Joy Warfield
Monrovia
Alice Mae Brown
Pilot Rocks
Delores McAbee Brown
Jean Brantley
Thomas
Middletown
Helen Marie Stull
Thurmort
Among The Sick And Injured In The Area
Seven readers report injuries and illnesses including ten year old Donald Draper of Myersville who fell on a rock requiring eight scalp sutures at Washington County Hospital. Cecil O Connor admitted to Vindobona Convalescent Home in Bradock Heights. Mildred Harley of Walkersville hospitalized for surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition. Mrs Ralph Burall of Poplar Heights at home with virus pneumonia, condition satisfactory. Market prices list corn at BRL 7.00, wheat at 32.00, barley at 1.60 per bushel.
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Donald Draper
Arnold Draper
Myersville
Rt. 2
Washington County Hospital
Cecil O'Connor
Rosemont Avenue
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
Braddock Heights
Mildred Harley
Walkers- Ville
Frederick 3
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Burall
Poplar Heights
Frederick
Sigler Frye wedding in Brunswick church
Miss Patricia Ann Frye daughter of Clifton S. and Mrs Frye and Mr Donald L Sigler son of Dewey Sigler were married at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick on Wednesday evening at 8 oclock with Rev Ralph H Miller presiding Beatrice Sigler also noted in Brunswick
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Lawrence
FHS
Uanpveh
Jack Weil
Ws. Dutle Jie
Janet Poole
Terry Phillips
George
Elden Hart
Theo Lichtenstein
Barbara Kemp
Barbara Brendie
Helen ‘Stull
Janet Baugher
Mary Alice Poole
Shirley Roberts
Rosalind Nasher
Judy Hickman
Susan Jackson
Nancy Sinner
Neva Weidman
Ronald Eyler
Irene ‘Sheckles
Carol Doo
Fisenhower
Supreme Court of the
Unit States
Randolph Sigler
Brunswick
Bradiz
Brunswick High School
Justice Bradley
Care’s
Central Avenue
All New York Herald Tribune Inc
Hom Corner
Althaneh
Katherine Stewart Harmon
Harvey Pener
Linden Hills
Joseph Komosa
James BR
Walter E. Harmon
Elizabeth Garrison
Burke
Ruby Martin
Arlington
Bessie Ailstock
Edi Wiliams
Alexandria
Joseph E. Harmon
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Roger Stemble Levy
East Fairmount Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles E. Kel
Charles V
Grove Boulevard
Mary Strobel -Levy
West Third Street
Sur i
Seventh Street
William ‘Miles
Thel S. Levy
Glenn F. Browning
Mt Olivet
Kenyon College
Gambier
Derick
Eva H. Bobo
Washington
Blanche Butcher
Bessie A. Watkins
Ennie Maata
Rebecca Lodge No
C. M. Waltz
Vincent Rogers
North Court Streets
All Saints Church
John W. Robson
F.ross Myers
Bernard C. Thomas Jr
Edward $_ Delaplaine
Gerald Huff
Benjamin
B. Rosenstock
Philip Wertteimer
Woodlawn Cloister
Woodlawn Cemetery
S. Joseph
Zutamerman
East Third Street
East Church
Leakettle
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Mofncien
Aewe
G. Hunter Bowers
Martin LL Bowers
Rox
Robert L Bruch
Mater-Ley
Joh E. Toberg
Guy Pials
View
Hamilton
Loudoun
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E
Cline and Son
Red Cross
Clayton. F. A. Parker Clayton Franklin Agustus Parker
South Bentz St
Sir. Parker
Daisy Parker
Mrs. Clayton
Fannie Parker
S. Joseph Zim- Terman
Bower's Lumber Co
Fred L. Everhart
Frederick County
Amute Wassty
Federated
Hae
Rettaine
Vususs
Fo Dre-ichapter
American Red Cross
Virginia Ott
Trent
Esky
Red Charities
South Mar-Montevue
William Wallace
Wil Helpiman
Emily C. Bitt
Rieter
Honger
Wiliam Zimmenman
Mir. Wallace
Home Service
H. Jon
Albert Dean
Antietam Transit Co. Inc
Red
Army
Navy
Harry M. Free
Charles
Air Force
D. Heck
Paul Sr
Laurens Bow-miral Allen G. Quyns
Philip None
Wertheimer
Richard Nallin
Svete Av
Philip
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ant
Anne
Toastmaster Club
Frederick Club
Toast Masters International
Arthur R. Mason
George Hedstrom
Rozer
Proto
Castleman H. Willard
LL. Kenneth Wright
District 36
Cac
Robert F. Jaeger
Thomas A. Garner
Edward J. Shanwz
Roland E. Beldon
Epociet Dnews
William
Lal Erfeh
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