News summary headline from Frederick 1955 issue
Frederick daily newspaper item dated Friday October 17 1955 notes the paper is published afternoons except Sundays by Great Southern Pts and Mfg Co. It lists subscription rates and Associated Press membership and declares the paper as the post office second class matter.
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Associated Press
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Better Marriage Picture Shows Fewer Divorces Than Believed
The Family Service Association of America reports about one divorce for every 90 marriages, once adjusted to compare divorces with existing divorces rather than yearly marriages. The finding reassures couples and counters the idea that one in three marriages ends in divorce, highlighting more favorable realities for many marriages.
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Family Service Association of America
Letters To The Editor on Teachers At New School
A Frederick mother praises teachers at West Frederick Junior High for focus on learning over building design. She notes student praise of spelling emphasis and math instruction and commends Mrs. Wright Miss Heywood and Mr. Van Pelt for their dedication. Dated October 16 1958.
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Fifty Years Ago from The News October 17 1908
About 200 persons traveled to Thurmont yesterday via the W F and G Railroad. Mr Jacob H Gorman bought the Mary E and Charles Edward Zellers three story brick dwelling and store on South Market and East South streets on private terms. Pearl resident Alfred M Remp reported a mare injured by a cow. The MLC A opened with a highly successful reception from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Braddock Heights orchestra provided music and all building features were free to attendees.
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W.F. and
Mary E
Charles Edward Zellers
South Market
Jacob H
Gorman
Alfred M. Remp
Braddock Heights
Twenty Years Ago Items From the Columns Of The News
Oct 27 1938 column notes a milk truck driver Augustus G Boyne 48 dies at wheel after heart attack at 515 North Market Street. October temperatures peak in five years, mercury at 4. McCurdy Field hosts 10050 baseball fans watching Frederick Hustlers. each member earned 84 in summer action.
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North Market Street
Mercury
McCurdy Field
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Man Jailed as Police Check Reveals Prior Record
A man initially giving a false identity on a minor tampering charge faced a magistrate verdict. Norman Allen Riseway, 7, fined $50 or 3 days. he refused to defend himself. He was jailed while Frederick police verify if he is wanted elsewhere. Several other cases followed including reckless driving rulings, a dismissal for insufficient proof, and a collateral forfeiture by Henry Barber.
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Frederick
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Ridgeway
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Fred L. Smith
West Third Street
E. Austin James
Charles Martin Andrews
East Fifth Street
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Baltimore
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Frederick Painter
Mary Hurst
Winchester Hall
Hurst
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Bassed
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Funeral Notices And Obituaries From Local County
The notice lists the funeral of Richard Wayne Sanger and a string of obituaries and service details for Jacob Cline Ethel M Dixon Clarence Duckett Catherine Graham Maude Houser Helen Holcomb Earl Jordan Ada Mills Carrie Nail Susie Thomas and other local residents with birthplaces, addresses, and burial sites. Interments, services and callers are noted for multiple churches including Brownsville Church of the Brethren and Utica Lutheran with funeral homes in Frederick Thurmont and Taneytown.
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Richard Wayne Sanger
Paul Sanger
Rouse
Knoxville
Brownsville
Donna Jean Foltz
Palmula Heifner
Rosenlee Foltz
Delores Foltz
Judy Himes
Connie Kelbaugh
Becky Best
Patsy Mummaw
Ricky Heffner
Curley Heffner
Ray Asline
Johnny Thompson
Junior Boyer
Gil Zaniford
Memories of The News Anniversary Edition Reflects Staff Bus
The anniversary issue recalls early staffers and retirees from The News since 1533, noting 27 past associates who have died while many former colleagues remain. Retrospective memories honor August Brust and Bob Delaplaine, plus William Bennett, with reflections on ethics, guidance, and decades of newsroom life.
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Bob) Delaplaine
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William
Bill) Bennett
Fort Detrick News at a Glance for October 1955
Fort Detrick awards highlight outstanding performance by five individuals in Safety and other divisions as Army officials praise high standards. Also noted are plans for a Gettysburg battlegrounds tour by the Ladies Club, personnel moves, management seminars, social updates, and community notices from the Fort Detrick Information and Public Affairs office.
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H. J. Hoffman
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Civilian Welfare Council
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John White
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Dren
ASCP
Chicago
Local residents admitted to Vindobona and Frederick Memorial Hospital
A sequence of notices lists Mrs Maggie Dell Gase Purcellville Va admitted to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights Wednesday evening with satisfactory condition. Mrs Bessie Sklar Charleston W Va admitted from her home by ambulance to the same home. Mrs Hazel Kepler Braddock Heights admitted Wednesday with satisfactory condition. Mr Dorsey Gilbert Jefferson Street returned home after treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Gail Lee Poole one year old Jefferson admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical care today. Charles R Downs Sr Thurmont entered Martinsburg Veterans Hospital Thursday for observation. Miss Isabel Crum Frederick Memorial Hospital undergoing surgery Thursday. Miss Emma Burek West Street Crutch North Market entered Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Howard Murphy East Fifth Street Crutch nursing home patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday.
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Purcellville
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
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Broadstreet
Charleston
W. Va
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Third Street
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Dorsey Gilbert
Jefferson Street
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Thur,Mont
Newton D. Baker , Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Isabel Crum
Frederick Memoriian Hospital
Missiday
Wis
Crum
A. K. Leon
Emma Burek
West South
Yloward M. Murphy
210
East Fifth Street
Fredley Nursing Home
North Market Erick Memorial Hospital
Wedness Street
Dies After Long Illness P Kieffer Main
P Kieffer Main longtime circuit court crier and librarian at Mt Pleasant died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a six month illness at age 75. Survived by four children and a sister, his wife predeceased him. Funeral Monday at 10 at the funeral home with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Maude May Houser
J. Fred Howser
Lucketts
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
Walter B
Ida May Carter
Joseph Barnes
Washington
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Lovellsville
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Winfield
Duane Churchman
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Albert K. Main
Mt. Pleasant
Roy S. Main
Leslie P.main
Mt Pleasant
iMrs
Nannie Lynch
Hagerstown
Alda
Virginia Smith Main
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
Mltchison and Son
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