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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1959
Page
4
The United Appeal aims to meet a $109,626 minimum goal with all agencies joining the single drive. Officials urge city and county residents to support the combined campaign rather than separate fund drives, promising broader funding for participating organizations in Frederick County.
Funeral services for 56 year old Thomas W. Clevenger of Pt. of Rocks, killed in a Brunswick railroad yard accident, will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at M. R. Etchison and Son funeral home East Church street. Interment: St Pauls Cemetery Pi. of Rocks. Survivors include wife Melva Lillian Baker Clevenger and nine children.
The Fredericton Chronicle reports funeral services for Noah Bridge, miner of Rock Wednesday at Me. Tabor. Rev Donald Brake officiated. pallbearers included James Long Wilmer Law. Historians question Columbus’s date and fame, noting myths about 1287 and secret discovery persist as scholars seek firmer facts about the voyage. Interment at the Tabor church cemetery.
A Chinese protest accuses a U S naval vessel of intruding into its territorial waters near Pinzian in the province. The foreign ministry calls the action serious provocation by U S warships. Ballerina Maria Tallchief’s father dies in Fairfax Oklahoma. he was 70 and an Osage elder.
Items include a machinery lot for an Ex hibition at the fair and a city meeting to improve water supply protections from pollution. A list of testimonial endorsers names local officials and community leaders including Jacob Roor back and John Francis Clayton among others.
A personal item notes Mr. John celebrating a day at his residence. It mentions East Thi s Penne Resie Deed and Renn Elrridze of revirned home on the West Benjiamin P cAlidren, Charies son Ben the U Departme iS wise.
Stock quotations and local trades appear in a jumbled OCR snippet listing various firms. It mentions Potomac Edison and Frederick Gas with price-like figures, and references agricultural stock life memberships and society memberships, though many details are unclear due to text garble.
Twenty years ago October 12 1939 items note Frederick county events and people. Wianiel Poole of Middle Town elected reporter for the state Future Farmers at Calvary Methodist church. Charles Keller honored with a State Farmer Key. Local team tests and feats at a 200 foot sprint point amid fire department activity.
George Harris Ashbaugh Sr., 54, of 147 North Seton Avenue Emmitsburg, died at Get Urgz Hospital early this morning. He was a lifelong Emmitsburg resident and storekeeper, son of the late Her Ang Deka Gelvicks Ash. He belonged to the Emmitsburg Methodist Church and the Conservation Club. Funeral plans include services at the funeral home and a later burial in the church cemetery.
An unclear fragment references a scene where someone sat or waited among the sick. The text provides no clear people, places, dates, or events to identify a specific news item.
Emmits County hospital admission scene lists Mr A Angle and daughter LeGore and Dorothy L Kel Thurmont among admitted patients in a brief report.
Rumors after Bell’s death name potential successors for the NFL commissioner post. Mentioned are George Halas and George Preston Marshall, with Doz Kellett and Paul Brown also cited as possibilities. The discussion followed Bell’s passing and noted the birthday party for David Reece in Cannon.
Miss 3 s daughter wed Mr and Mrs Izler of Unionville. The ceremony featured a Basque waist gown with lace and bouffant skirt. The reception followed in the church social room with about 200 guests. Other items include weddings at Our Lady of Prompt Succor and a Ruritan Club officer slate in Point of Rocks Maryland.
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