Fifty Years Ago From The News Fen Files Highlights
A 1910s item list notes Dr A L Peatre order for an ornamental lighting pole, improvements to Boys High School, a Metropolitan Quartet concert at Woman's College Hall, hardware stores closing for the Frederick Fair, James E Solt expanding his East Patrick street garage, a girl’s fall at the Girls High School with bumps and bruises, a ring returned to James E Doll, new crosswalks on West All Saints, Harry Bruchey beginning a brick dwelling, Harry M Cramer buying grandstand seats, Cronenburg Co horse incident on East Patrick, and the Woman’s College annual outing at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Peatre
South Market Street
Morris Iron Co
Boys’ High School
Metropolitan Quartet
Woman's College Hall
James E. Solt
East Patrick Street
North Carroll Street
East Church Street
Margaret McLaughlin
W. F. Compher
Sarah Gregg
Miss Gregg
James E. Doll
J. M. Cronenburg and Co
Woman's College
Braddock Heights
Frederick Thare News October 12 1961
Page 4020s itemized reader notes with pricing and delivery details. Mentions United Press Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press republication rights. Indicates carrier service terms and postage rates up to five cents per copy. Published in Frederick Maryland on Thursday October 12 1961.
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Frederick
Maryland
Thareday
Peyaow
Mertin
Bureau of Circussions
Associated Press
Associated Presta
Phi Rari
Patrice
Fred. Wick, Mo
Kennedy Urges Voluntary Wage Curbs in Steel Sector
President Kennedy pressed for voluntary wage restraints to curb inflation as the steel wage increase took effect Oct 3. Secretary Goldberg pledged the President will speak with same clarity on wages, while steel executives and GM held prices steady, signaling a two way wage price restraint effort pending productivity gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
David J. McDonald
Steel Workers
General Motors
Hamilton Seeks Self Help Aid Concept With Seed Money Plan
Wall Street lawyer turned foreign aid administrator Fowler Hamilton outlined a $4 billion program framed as seed money to help developing nations grow economically. He pledged to aid friendly countries to build industrial and agricultural capacity while encouraging self reliance and reducing long term taxpayer drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Hamilton
Wall Street
Kennedy
Hamilton
Jean
The Sun in Man’s Silent Hour
A reflective piece laments modern forgetfulness of sunrise and sunset as people rush through life. It contrasts past eras when work followed daylight with today’s habit of overlooking the day’s enduring mysteries. The author recalls shared labor on fields and distant sounds from machines as vivid memory tablets.
Letter To The Editor About A Mother's Concern
An interested mother writes to the NAACP branch, expressing worry about a neighborhood issue and urging community attention. The fragment references a censored topic and local involvement, signaling a call for action or discussion within the community.
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
Twenty years ago reports note Dr Felix Morley of Haverford College at Hood College library opening. An air raid warning flashed at the State Armory center with minimal threat to Frederick. Balloon accident burns a boy. Western Maryland trains to Baltimore-Hagerstown may skip mail impact. Russians reportedly fall back against Nazis. Hood College board re elects Charles Rice of York PA as president. new trustees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Morley
Haverford College
Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
State Armory Center
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Graceham
Charles
Montgomery Co conference attendance note
Fragmentary report details five Montgomery County participants at a conference this week. Names and places are garbled, with references to a location in Tennessee and a travel route. The text mentions a speaker event, seating, and_time unclear due to illegible OCR.
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Montgomery Co
Thurmont Celebrates Two Local Weddings
Miss Mary Regina Little wed Andrew Roman Mitchell in St Joseph's Church Emmitsburg at 11 a.m. The couple will reside with the bride’s family after a reception. Out of town guests came from Hanover Waynesboro Harrisburg Thurmont and Cumberland. Linda Lee Miller wed Ronald A O'Neal in Thurmont Evangelical and Reformed Church with arrangement by Rev S A Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Mary Regina Little
H. Little
Emmitsburg
Andrew Roman Mitchell
Frank Stull
Thurmont
St. Joseph’s Church
James Twomey
C.M
Louis Rosensted
Geraldine M. Little
Joan Matthews
RFD 2
Larry Little
Monroe Hewitt
Virginia
West Virginia
St. Joseph's High School
State of St. Anthony's School
National Guard
Highfield
Gettysburg
Hanover
Waynesboro
Harrisburg
Patricia Ann Green
Ralph Green
RFD
Myersville
Floyd Calvin Leatherman
Glenn Leatherman
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Walk
Paul J. Martin
Barbara Lee Green
Sue Ann Blickenstaff
Ronnie Kinna
Middletown
Middletown High School
Hood College
Froom
Farmer's Co-operative
Correction Notice Replaces Names in Tinea Article
A correction amends misspelled or misassigned names in the Tinea article, updating individuals and affiliations to reflect accurate credits and quotations as printed. The notice clarifies the corrected spellings and associated roles for proper attribution.
The Doctor Says on Health Myths and Polio Prevention
A reader letter column criticizes polio prevention messaging and urges reliance on Salk vaccines. The piece recounts a southern state broadcast experiment reducing polio cases and comments on profit in illness. It also includes a mother's account praising chihuahua dogs for asthma relief and a notice urging stockpiling of chihuahuas for asthmatic families.
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Board of Health
Nene
Obituaries list multiple regional funeral services
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Emma Edith Baker of Kemptown widow of Rufus E Baker who died Monday with services at Olin L Molesworth in Damascus assisted by Revs Melvin Tingle Harry Ulmer and Frank Volk Pallbearers listed and burial at Providence Methodist Cemetery Kemptown Another service for Mrs Medura Burns widow of Frank E Burns of Adamstown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at 106 East Church Street and Rev Dean W Anderson officiating Pallbearers were Carroll Manor Fire Company members Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery A funeral for Glenn Brandenburg’s wife Mildredtown died Sunday afternoon with services at 106 East Church Street Interment Providence Methodist Cemetery Kemptown A service for Howard B Smith who died at his Jam sville home will be held Friday at 11 am at the Jam sville Methodist Church Funeral Directors listed
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Emma Edith Baker
Kemptown
Rufus E. Baker
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Melvin Tingle
Harry Ulmer
Frank Volk
William Baker
Bruce Wachter
Raymond Kemp
Leroy Hansberger
Bond Baker
Larry Vance
Providence Methodist Cemetery
Medura
Medie) Burns
Frank E. Burns
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funeral Home
East Church Street
Dean W. Anderson
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Doubs
Carroll Manor Fire Company
L. Eugene Johnson
J. Preston Smith
James E. Hollis
Lee Dutrow
Grayson B. Castle
A. Melvin Ringer
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Goldye Mae Brandenburg
Glenn H. Brandenburg
Middletown
Funeral
George H. Klinefelter
Christ Reformed Church
Grayson Nikirk
Ralph Cecil
George £. Grubbs
Robert Grubbs
Earl Dickson
James Brandenburg
Howard B Smith
Tjamsville
Tjamsville Methodist Church
Harry E. Carty
Nena Myra Derr
Zulma J. Derr
Dillavenne
Frederick
Albert J
Mary C. Nusz Derr
Mary H. Morgan
Derr
First Baptist Church
North Market Street
Robert F. Woodward
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ernest E. Houser
Mary Louise Houser
South Carroll Street
Martin and
Alfie Osborne ‘Ward
West Jefferson
North Carolina
Fredick Memorial Hospital
Robert Allen
Larry Gene
Barbara Sue Houser
William Ward
Kenneth Square
J. E. Ward
Elkton
Frank Ward
London Grove
Eugene Ward
Trade
Tenn
Troy Miner
Bristol
Virginia
Revis-Sturdivant Co
N. C
Ward Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
English Lesson By W L Gerd
Study notes discuss word usage and pronunciation in a fragmentary preface style. The piece critiques overused terms and emphasizes consistent spelling and cadence in writing. It references ords and VISPRONOUNCED errors with a playful historical tone.
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W. L. Gerd Ords
Erst
Nord
Chipley Announces Birth Of Third Child Lori Ann
Lt and Mrs Charles L Chipley Jr announce the birth of their third child Lori Ann a second daughter born Sept 27 at Newport Naval Hospital Mrs Chipley formerly Ruth E Wiles of Frederick Visitors at Skyline Caverns Front Royal VA included Mr and Mrs Thomas Wainwright and Mr and Mrs Harold Deavers Twin sons Jack and Gene Droneburg of Madison Street will observe their third birthdays Friday Jack W Dronsburg and family live on Willow Avenue Gene J Droneburg and family reside on Montclair Avenue
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Charles L. Chipley Jr
Lori Ann
Newport Naval Hospital
Chipley
Ruth E. Wiles
Frederick
Caverns
Front Royal
Thomas Wainwright
Wilson Place
Harold Deavers
East Fifth Street
Jack
Gene Droneburg
Roger T. Droneburg
Madison Street
Jack W. Dronsburg
Willow Avenue
Gene J. Droneburg
Montclaire Avenue
Warnestoro
KK Benchaff
New Catholic Center Plans Arising at Marportie Diocese
A Roman Catholic erection within the Marportie diocese seeks a new congregation facility. Latin prayers noted alongside English services. World Service relief arm Amicos Island Bahamas supports the effort with donations and aid.
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Marquette
Mich
Marportie
Deaths of Mrs. Jesse Brown and Others in Frederick Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Jesse Lovie Violin Brown of New Windsor after several weeks of illness at University Hospital Baltimore. Survivors include three sons and a sister and brother. Services in Mt Olive Cemetery area. Also listed are Daisy D. Condon 82 of Winfield and Miss Nena Derr of Frederick, plus Mrs. Mary Louise Houser and Mrs. Wilda Price with home addresses and survivor details. each entry notes funeral arrangements and interment.
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Jesse Brown
Lovie Violin Brown
New Windsor
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick County
Charles and
Martha Key Budd
Strawbridge Methodist Church
Church Choir
W.5.c
Nazarite Lodge
Mt Olive
Arlingtes Brown
Reading
Raymond Brown
New York City
Richard Brown
Olivia Jackson
Jane Budd
Long Branch
New Jersey
D. D. Hartzler
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Deaf Education Advances At Maryland School Training Center
A report on deaf education highlights extensive testing to gauge hearing and psychology, soundproof screening, cordless hearing aids, and individualized instruction. Observers monitor classes through windows, while aiming to keep students focused and engaged. The Maryland School hosts training for teachers from Gallaudet College, with advocacy for more trained personnel and funding.
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Kent
Maryland
Gallaudet Cotece
Ambrosen
Charles McC. Mathias
Hennes
Senate
Ambroeen
Coutreim
Fauily
Mrmal Parens
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