Notable Frederick Figures and Local Highlights Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago reports from Frederick include H L Lamb inspecting the Evangelical Reformed church improvements and praising its architecture. Social notes mention Mrs Jacob Rosenstock entertaining guests for a progressive 500 game, with Miss M Rose Birely winning first prize. Senator John P. T. Mathias narrowly escaped a dog bite thought mad. Blanche Bates toured Baltimore in Nobody's Widow, while H K C Fox secured several heating contracts. A Creagerstown farm yielded an 18 inch ear of corn weighing two pounds. The Evangelical Reformed church filed for a revised charter granting all members over 21 voting rights. Crowds visited Frederick Fair on its second exhibition day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lamb
I. and
R. Lamb
New York
Lamb
Jacob Rosenstock
East Second Street
Charles Burger
Baltimore
M. Rose Birely
John P. T. Mathias
Thurmont
Blanche Bates
Frederick
T. B. Hayward
H. K. C. Fox
Marvel Theater
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Episcopal Sunday School
William H. Bussard
Middletown
Charles A. Castle
Creagerstown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Fair
The News Frederick Edition October 14 1861
The Frederick edition of The News published on Saturday October 14 1861 features wartime and local items with subscription details and mailing information. The page includes notices about Associated Press usage and postal classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig
Frearack
Mad
Camer
Tenet Audi
Bureau of Creulangna Ser
Associated Press
Rasocretea Press
Cultica
Focal
Fit
Frideriex
Four Billion Seed Money Aid Promised by Fowler Hamilton
Fowler Hamilton, a Wall Street lawyer turned foreign aid administrator, vows to direct a four billion dollar enterprise as seed money to assist friendly developing nations. He tells President Kennedy that American dollars will help these countries grow industrial and agricultural capacity toward economic independence, aiming to reduce long term donor drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Hamilton
Wall Street
Kennedy
Hamilton
Kennedy urges voluntary wage curb with steel firms
President Kennedy presses for a voluntary wage restraint in the steel industry to curb inflation and asks David J. McDonald to negotiate within productivity gains. Labor Secretary Goldberg says the President will urge wage limits as he did on prices, amid a wage rise that took effect October 1. General Motors held prices on its 1962 line and steel firms refrained from price hikes, while industry resistance to binding pledges persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
David J. McDonald
Steel Workers
Genral Motors
Secretaries Urge Arming Merchants and War Moves Reported
Secretary of State Hull urged arming U S merchant ships as a strategic stance. The Japanese mass divisions in Manchukuo were cited by China's war zone commander as a threat to Siberia. Frederick attorney Elzie Xn Coblentz was elected lieutenant governor of Capitol District Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
U. S
Manchukuo
Siberia
China
Eslie XN. Coblentz
Frederick
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Capitol District
Kiwanis Clubs
WRS
Isabell K. Daniell
Charles W. Ross
Katherine E. Byron
Williamsport
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Baltimore Country Club
James E
Dantel Boone) Bartgis
15Th Infantry
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Columbus
Paint of Rocks
Editor Dies in Ardmore Oklahoma Tragic Death
An Ardmore Oklahoma editor died in a sudden incident reported by AP. Authorities investigated the circumstances, naming the editor and noting the event as a loss to the local newspaper and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Prince of Urundi Assassinated Amidst Cabinet Dinner
Prince Louis Rwagasore premier of Urundi was shot dead Monday night while dining with his cabinet in Usumbura. The gunman fled in a car as police pursued leads in the central African trust territory. The 32 year old royal figure had just returned from Great Lakes naval training and was expected to oversee Urundi's planned independence next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usumbura
Ruanda-Urundi
Louis Rwagasore
Urundi
United Nations Trust
Watutsi
Mwambutsa
Ruanda
Mwami
Kigeri
Khalh
Federline Bowling Alley Owner Dies at 64
George F. Federline owner of the Diamond Bowling Alley on South Market Street died suddenly Friday at 7 45 p m of a heart attack. He was 64, a 24 year Baltimore Fire Department veteran, survived by his wife and five children along with fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday 11 a m at Grace Baptist Church with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Federline
South Market Street
Laurel
Charles E
Mary E. Bryant Federline
Baltimore Fire Department
Della M. Federline
William Robertson
Baltimore
Edward C. Federline
George F. Federline Jr
Alvin David
Hatfield
Leonard Thomas
Federline
Grace Baptist Church of
North Market Street
Leslie Bowling
Grace Baptist Church of Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Hood College Inauguration Weekend Highlighted by Ceremony
The Hood College celebration featured Arthur P. Scott as presiding vice president, Rev. Dr. Ben M. Herbster delivering invocation, and Dr. Andrew G. Truxal returning as president emeritus to give benediction. The procession included honor students, faculty, and society delegates, with later meals in Coblentz Hall and events in Smith Hall. An inaugural sermon by Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo of George Washington University closed the weekend schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Scott
Board of Trustees
Ben M. Herbster
United Church of Christ
Truxal
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
Collge Cate
Hood College
Educational Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Dela- Plame
Smith Hall
Mother's Club
Father's Club
Coffman Chapel
Joseph R. Sizoo
George Washington University
Inline garbled text cannot form a valid headline
The readable fragments describe an event about a boat meeting in Indianapolis with officials and a hearing. Key entities and concrete details are unclear due to damaged text.
Jacoby On Bridge Oswald Jacobby Column
Oswald Jacoby writes on bridge strategy for NEA Service, offering bidding insights and play techniques. The column analyzes common auction ideas and provides practical tips for improving declarer play and defensive signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald’ Jacoby
NEA
Bidding chaos ends in two spade game collapse and seven heart risk
In one table four spades pre empted by North and a bold six spades by South led to a doomed end after South ruffed, drew trumps, and conceded a heart to East. The other table reached two spades and South failed the game by misplaying clubs and diamonds, letting East cash a club and ruff trumps to seal defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
East
Personal notices at Delaplaine on October 16
A small party gathered at Cyart Square in Delaplaine to honor Mrs. Pierce's birthplace, with visiting guests including Mr. and Mrs. Refer T. Fisher. The event referenced the American Creed author William Teier Pace and included remarks by speakers from the Unaran Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dJudee Eégwani
Delaplaine
Hood College taps Dr. Elliott as new president
Dr. Elliott, new Hood College president, outlines faith based liberal arts aims and social role in a campus address. He cites selective admissions, Christian curriculum integration, and the need to prepare students for governance of hydrogen bomb era while praising women’s superior attainment in selective education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Elliott
Oliver Wendell
Dr. Elliott
America
Hood Dre
Greer School and Children’s
Dutchess County
N.Y
London
McGraw-Hill Works News
Washington, D. C
The
Institute of International Education
St. Louis County
Westminster College
Harvard University
Hood College
Reformed Church
U.S
United Church of Christ
Local Family Notices on Health and Travel
Five year old Frankie Murtaugh has returned home after hospital observation for a head injury from a fall. Mrs. Ida C. Lantz underwent surgery at University Hospital and has returned home. Mrs. Paul M. Smith is improving after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Segfried Goetze, formerly of Monroeza, is under stroke treatment in West Germany. he and his wife purchased a cremation pact in Washington DC. They may reside in Monrovia or Frederick City during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Murtaugh
Frank Murtaugh
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ida C. Lantz
Old Braddock
University Hospital
Baltimore
Paul M. Smith
Burkittsville
Segfried Goetze
Monrooza
Gollurizer-Meyer Institute
Bad Oeghausen
Westfaien
West Germany
Frederick Coutty
Goetze
Jeanette
Wastington
Us States
Monrovia
Frederick City
Deaths fill local obituaries for Baust Bussard Green Hull Mobley and others
A string of obituaries from Carroll and nearby counties notes deaths of Ruth Elizabeth Baust 32 wife of Ralph Baust of Uniontown Mary Catherine Bussard 1r of Blair and Charles J Green 73 of Woodfield, plus Evelyn Virginia Hull 40 of Frederick and others. Funeral details list churches, funeral homes New Windsor Hartz Jer and Sons Olivet cemetery and various surviving relatives including children siblings and grandchildren. Services are scheduled across several days with interments in Lutheran and Fairview cemeteries and calls for callers to visit funeral homes Sunday afternoon and evening.
Funeral Notices for Hicks Beatty Rigler and Others
Funeral services for Mister Hicks of Bethesda died at Suburban Hospital will be held Monday at 1 am at Snowden Funeral Home Rockville with Rev Gray. Interment in Rockville Union Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Sunday. Charles Edward Beatty died Tuesday morning at Springfield Hospital and funeral was held at 11 am Friday at 1201 North Market Street with Rev Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. Masonic services conducted at the grave by Columbis Lodge 58 AF and FMasons with officers and pallbearers named. Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Directors. Benjamin F. Rigler died Thursday afternoon en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Body at Waltz Funeral Home Liberty Road Winfield. service at Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy at 1 30 pm Sunday with Rev Roger Elgert officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Howard Benjamin Smith died Tuesday in Tjamsville. Funeral at Tjamsville Methodist Church Friday at 11 am officiated by Rev Raymond Wilhelm. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Chester G. Stone and C Gordor Smith, Harry E. Carty Co. funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Raroh Bonet
Ruth Elizabeth Baust
Wfe
Ralph E. Baust
Uniontown
Carroll County
General Hospital
Mae Frizell Farver
Gypsy Hill
Orlando Farver
Janet Baust
Gail Baust
Mark Edward Baust
David A
Orlando R
Herman Farver
Mount Airy
Mary Clary
Westminster
Anna Mae Ecker
Marston
Baust
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
New Windsor
D. D. Hartz~ Jer and Sons
Seth S. Hester
Mary C. Bussard
Mary Catherine Bussard
Millie Barnes
Jefferson County
W. Va
John and
Sallie Wiley Dillon
Pentecostal Church
Bessie V. Crawford
Charles F. Bussard
Mollie Bond
Thomas R. Bussard
Anna Belle Bond
Joseph H. Bussard
William Bussard
Blair
Clara E. Carter
Charles Town
Carrie Anderson
Martinsburg
Annie Costello
Halltown
Florence Wood
Mt. Mission
Mary Jane Painter
Ranson
Annie May Hardy
Lucy Hardy
Bushrod Dillon
Helen E. Green
Ethel Grayson
Damascus
Irma Strunk
Rockville
Charles J. Green Jr
William Green
Germantown
Remus Green
Woodbine
Harvey Green
Woodfield
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Woodfield Cemetery
Elmer A. Hull
Evelyn Virginia Hull
Queen Street
Clayton C
Effie E. White Lenhart
Methodist Church
Hull
Natomiy Council
Pocahontas of the Red Men and Women of the Moose
Lewis C. Lenhart
Harry C. Lenhart
Roger K. Lenhart
Yellow Springs
Thomas A. Lenhart
James W. Lenhart
Critten H. Walker
Gaithersburg
C. Kieffer
Charles M. Wisner
Beallsville
Ruth T. Lenhart
Mountaindale
Clarence W. Winpister
East Church
Olivet
Sem
Ralph
Koontz
Jefferson
Frank E. Koontz
Jessup
George Simentor
East Church Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Edward S. Mobley
Zaurie Schroeder Mobley
Mary Alice Markey
Grove Boulevard
MoNoacy Hall
Lin Frederick
George A
Mary Alice
Wolf Schroeder
Edward
Mobley Jr
Frederick
George T. Schroeder
Harry 5. Schroeder
Harry M. Cramer Sr
Mobley
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
North Market Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Frederick Memorial Park
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Ernest E. Smith
Smithburg
Spring ‘Field Hospital
Tate Joseph
Ann Forrist ‘Smith
Mister Hicks
Bethesda
Suburban Hospital
Snowden Funera Home
Washington Street
Rev. Gray
Rockville Union Cemetery
Funera
Charles Edward Beatty
Mary S. Beatty
North Marke Street
Springfield Hospital
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Columbis Lodge
AF. Ami F. Masons
Charles E. Hartman
Charles Gearinger
Glenn Orrison
Raymond J. Dyer
Meredith Fox Ralph Potts
Carmi Sayler
Noah S. Jenkins
C. Cyril Klein
Austin P. Renn
Amos H. Elliott
C Leo Krantz
Gerald L. Huff
Lester E. Hine
Jaques DeMolay Commandery
Knights Templar
Mt. Olivet
Benjamin F. Rigler
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memoria Hospital
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Calvary Methodist Church
Roger Elgert
Pine Grove Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Howard Benjamin Smith
Tjamsville
Tjamsville Methodist Church
Raymond Wilhelm
Mt .Olivet
Chester G. Stone
C. Gordor Smith
Harry E. Carty Co
Hardman in Exercise Pedestrian in Baumholder Germany
Army private David C Hardman of Company E 160th Infantry participated in Exercise Pedestrian in Baumholder Germany. He entered service in 1956, received basic training at Fort Jackson, and arrived overseas last year. He attended Thurmount High School and worked for Lsingbels Shoe Company before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardman
Baumholder
Germany
Army
David C. Hardman
Eenmitshare
Fort Jackson
Thurmount High School
Lsingbels Pa Shoe Company
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Frederick, Fair
John T. Best JR
God
Noh Ameri
Vistabon
News-Post
Imi
Sarshe Naval Recruitie Office
Wincheter Hall
Great Lakes
Bal
Cine
Rebekah Lodge
Notte Grand
Ruth Akers
Being Bowers
Ninemier
Asewacen
T Terme
Smeath Street
Distler
Indianapolis
Naima Bay
Randle Elliott
Frank J. Keever
Francis Scott Key Hotel
R. Paul Smith
Hoad Board of Trustees
Jacoby
Haksees South
Fats Ron
LeGila Staley
Belle McDevitt
Walkerwntile
James Werking
Hoes Bewers
Gram
Lavern Focie
James Stone
al Graham
Hante- Bea
Kenneth Mercer
Charles J. Green
Woodfeld
Montgomery General Hospital
Catherine
Joseph L. Green
Geerge L. Tiert
George Sither
Brefdack Heichis
Renorial Hogmita
Thera
Cleantha R. Coherrin
Mr. Fraek FE. Kownta Ae
Frank EO Remy
Jeba
Harry H. Sanbower
Harry Herbert Sanbower
Lovettsville
George William
Alice Warner Sanbower
Jeannette Lemon Sanbower
Joseph Vivian
Arlington, Va
Mary Carter
Barbara Wood
Bruns‘wick
Eucene Sbhorby
Washington
Eucene N. Siedtie
Choften Cale Canada
Mr. Histrial Eng
Nano
Optnance Fusex Charette T Sey Et Arde
Carunta
Betm
Corret
NEA, Inc
Tim
Jacques Bullard
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