Fifty Years Ago News-Post Items October 16 1911
Fifty years ago the News-Post reports a horse stolen from Dr. H E Willard's stable in Mt Pleasant being returned to Ezra Willard of Knoxville. Rumors of dead animals in a reservoir prompt city residents to hesitate about drinking water as an investigation shows no cleaning of the reservoir and most water coming from a new pipeline. The Frederick Railroad Company terminal at East Patrick and Carroll streets draws crowds at the Fair. An auto engine shipped from Indianapolis by Howe Engine Co arrives for repairs. The funeral of Rev. William Anthony of Doubs circuit, killed after being struck by a locomotive, is held at the Doubs M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Willard
Mt! Pleasant
Ezra Willard
Knoxville
Frederick Railroad Company
East Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Independent Hose Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Howe Engine Co
The News Frederick 1961 October 16 Monday
Page 4 edition of The News Frederick Maryland notes publication details and pricing. Contains masthead and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, including monthly and yearly options, with address and association memberships.
Buy American sentiment translates into concrete actions in Alabama
The Alabama highway department now requires that all steel used in road work be American made amid broader domestic protection pressure. Textile and plastics sectors push for higher tariffs and quotas while unions fret over job losses under free trade. American plants abroad intensify competition at home, prompting tariff talk for the next Congress, though some urge freeing native ingenuity from old rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Highway Department
Reuther
Japan
Funeral services for Mrs Louie Brown of New Windsor
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs Louie Viola Brown of New Windsor at the Strawbridge Methodist Church. Interment followed at Mt Olive Cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank Butler Robert Jones John Tucker and others. Rev Clarence Govans officiated. D D Hartzler and Son were funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Viola Brown
New Windsor
Strawbridge Methodist Church
Brown
Wednessy
Clarence Govans
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Frank Butler
Robert Jones
John Tucker
George Green
Elsworth Brown
Vernon Davis
D. D. Hartzler and Son
George Raymond Bowers
Middletown
Gladhill
Albert Burkhardt
Lutheran Cemetery
Middle Bran
Carl Bussard
Lee Bussard Jr
Fred Beachley
Grayson Main
Hugh Grubb
Robert Grubb
Daisy D. Condon
Taylorsville
Waltz
Winfield
Charles G. Muradian
Ralph
James
Earl Condon
Ray
Roby
Carl Farrer
Cpl Bare Quits Police Force
Editor notes a police force change with Corporal Bare resigning amid city affairs. Mayer Jaco Ro Ramyt leads board action and city officials respond. Reporter reports on editorial loss and local governance impact in New York edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl. Bare
WSCS Will Collect Clothing at Fall Meeting
More than 200 church women are expected to gather at Bethany-Fiat Hill Methodist for the fall 20ne WSCS meeting. Mrs. Edwin Ross of Silver Spring will be guest speaker and outline missionary work and fall project to outfit 21 children from Broadway East Baltimore. Mrs. Howard Nash presides. day opens at 10 30 a m with devotional and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany-Fiat Hill
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Edwin Ross
Silver Spring
Methodist Church
Frederick
Howard
Nash
Ross
International Christian University
Japan
Wesley Foundation
University of Maryland
Broadway-East Baltimore Church
Asknite Enouch
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
Seventy years ago the Navy planned to arm merchant ships once authorized by Congress. Tokyo published pessimistic views on US Japan relations. Pfc Leslie Moore, son of Ira and Mrs Moore, stationed at Fort Bam, helped a party locate a radio operator who fell from a plane. A road marker was struck down and a telephone pole cracked in an overnight incident at Worman's Mill. Walkersville firefighters plan their January banquet and election with a nominating committee listed. Army trucks and soldiers passed through Frederick en route to Candor for war games at Fort Devens. Fire signals at City Hall and an air raid warning at the Armory marked alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Congress
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Leslie Moore
Ira V. Moore
Fort Bam
Houston
Tex
Worman's Mill
Walkersville
F. R. Seibel
Luther Horine
Preston Hahn
Harry 0. Smith
Grayson Smith
Philip Beard
Walter Dutrow
Charles Breishner
Market Street
Fort Devens
Mass
Frederick
Candor
City Hall
Armory Center
New Books At Artz Library
New catalog notes several titles with a regional focus. The Continent We Lived On by Ian T. Sanderson surveys U S travel from Washington to the coasts, highlighting national parks amid urban litter concerns. Buying or Selling Your Home by John H. Denton offers practical guidance on ownership versus renting and sale preparation. Sinclair Lewis by Mark Schorer profiles the famed twentieth century author. Book of the Eskimos by Peter Freuchen introduces Eskimo life across Greenland Canada and Alaska. Echoes of Africa by Beatrice Landeck traces jazz’s African roots in the Americas. The Spanish Civil War by Hugh Thomas examines the 1936-39 conflict and its global impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian T. Sanderson
Washington, D. C
United States
Hizhiv
St John Shellman Baer
John H. Denton
Sinclair Lewis
Mark Schorer
Peter Freuchen
Greenland
Canada
Alaska
Africa
Beatrice Landeck
New World
Haiti
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Central
South America
Hugh Thomas
Spain
Fragmentary report from the fifth memorial event mishap
An incomplete OCR item reports a sick person or incident at a memorial event. It mentions names such as Guaties P PL Buckman and Compher at Or and a layover or wavering by a plane. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckman
Fithik
Marriage of Margaret Ogle and Gerald Trout in Rocky Ridge
Miss Margaret Ogle daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert B Ogle Rocky Ridge and Gerald Wayne Trout son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pyle Trout Culler Avenue were married Saturday evening at 7 pm in Mt Tabor Lutheran Church Rocky Ridge The candlelight ceremony was led by Rev Donald Brake with Gregory Trout as acolyte The organist Mrs Rodney Bostain provided music and the soloist was Mr James L Fisher The couple will reside at 219 South Samuel Street Charlestown West Virginia The bride a Thurmont High School and nursing school graduate wore ivory brocaded taffeta with pearls The groom a Bedford High School graduate served in the US Air Force and works for Metropolitan Life in Charlestown Details cover attendants reception outfits and future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Joan Ogle
Robert B. Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Gerald Wayne Trout
Arthur Pyle Trout
Culler Avenue
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Donald Brake
Gregory Trout
Rodney Bostain
Middleburg
Bride
James L. Fisher
Thurmont
Rodman Myers
Jere Cessna
Lancaster
Delmar E. Trout
Woodsboro
Terry L. Ogle
Rocky Ridge Fire Hall
Charlestown
W. Va
Thurmont High School
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bedford High School
Bedford
United States Air Force
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Char Yestown
W.va
Two Die In Maryland Route crashes. driver charged
Two people died in a Montgomery County crash on Route 38 near Sandy Grove Road when a 1951 Plymouth veered off the road. driver William E. Donaldson charged with reckless driving and DUI. A separate Md 144 crash near Barthlows left three injured, with George Ridgeley among the injured and Wayne Hamilton in critical condition. Seven more accidents in Frederick County sent eleven to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Sandy Grove Road
Rock Batayota
Turtley P.m
Gener County
Gloria N. Gray
Edward Cromwell
Gaithersburg
William E. Donaldson
Rockville
Bethesda
Roaldson
Montgomery County
Donaldson
William L. Newcomer
Beverly Krout
Baltimore
Marie Bowers
Ridgeley
Wayne R. Hamilton
Mt. Airy Rfd
Mt. Airy Fire Department
Hamilton
Ridgely
Tpr
Top E. Barnes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
U. S. 15
MD. 385
Raymond W. Andrews
Oldsmobile
William R. Stanford
Durham
N. C
James F. Minatelli
Stanford
Chrysler
Lee J. Gable
Lancaster
Lewistown
Henry B. Buckhee
Hacksburg
Carl E. Moehiberter
Buffalo
N.Y
David Macmom
Chevy Chase
Moehiberter
Cear
Plymouth
Sttuck
NS. F
Bechtel
Richard E. Alderton
U. 5
Broddeck Moutas al
Side Glances Crashes Hit Multiple Vehicles In Two Counties
A string of accidents reported along Maryland and Pennsylvania roads left several injured and two cars wrecked. Mrs Willaman’s westbound car on Route 40 struck guard rails and required a cutting torch to free the Falcon. passenger Mrs Mabel Getz suffered a fractured leg and facial lacerations. State Police cited worn tires as a cause. Others involved were Wilford Weedon in an East Shookstown Road crash. Carl Eyler’s Oldsmobile smashing gas pumps near Frederick. a Mercury and a Ford truck collision on U S 240 injuring Judy and Charles Freese. and a Hampstead crash on Route 48 in which Annie Ferguson Murray suffered deep facial lacerations and shock. Reports list vehicle damage and hospital treatments, with multiple drivers cited for unsafe lane changes and loss of control.
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Willaman
Mabel C. Getz
Wilford S. Weedon
RFD 5
Shookstown
Bowers Road
Weedon
Tfe
Victor L. Guilmino
Carl Lee Eyler
West
Patrick St
MD. 26
Frederick
Charles Edward Loeber
Smith
Phillips 66
Eyler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U. S. 240
Scott W. B. English
John A. Freese
Elmira
Meredith K. Upton
Silver Hill
Mercury
Judy C. Freese
Charles W. Freese
Judy
W. Elmer Atto
Upton
Hampstead
Hanover General Hospital
Hamp Head
Annie Ferguson Murray
Roland Edgar Murray
RFD
Hanover
Randallstown
Westminster
Gene Ho Miler
Barleisioan
Mi Yo
Rosie P2
Ariane West
Pronc
Musvay
Personal Notices From A City News Page
Mise Chen Weis daughter of Mr and Mrs Wels has accepted a position with the Investigation Corporation in Miami Florida. She is a graduate of St Johns Literary Institute and was formerly employed by Peeps Finance. Dr and Mrs Howard W Ash Eam Church Street returned yesterday from Chicago. Dr Ash attended a meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology held in the Palmer Hour. Mr and Mrs Alvin Barges and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Chen Weis
C. EB. Wels
South Market
S‘reet
Invesigation Corporaion
Miami
Fis
St John’s Literary Institute
Peep's
Howard W. Ash
Eam Church Sree
Chicago
Ash
American Academy of Oabihal
Palmer Hour
Alvin Barges
Fourth seat opening in bridge and PTA meeting
The article discusses opening in third and fourth seat in bridge, emphasizing odds and bids, then reports Thurmont Elementary PTA's first meeting of the new school year at 7:30 p.m. with officers listed. It notes parents will meet teachers to discuss methods and cooperation for child benefit, and briefly mentions local family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Ithurmont Pta
Thurmont
Thurmont Elementary Parent Teacher Association
Victor BR. Jagow
P-Ta
G. Myers
Sid Hoke
Enance
Ray Weddle
Robert Ore
Zander
Harry Wie Co
Harry Bk Lee
Pethamemtarian
Robert
Toom Vermeser
Wliam G. Baker
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