Births and family notices in The News Frederick
In this Frederick Maryland item from October 26 1908 the newspaper lists births and family changes including the second daughter to Estebligned 1043 child and the marriage of Betty M Hood of Frederick Mt Airy to a Mrs Alan M Waller and the Gray family offspring. The notice also cites subscription rates and public notices as part of the local paper’s standard header.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
THE
Erwood
Mt. Airy
Betty M. Hood
Mir
Alan M. Waller
Nrwe
Hospital Notes From Frederick Memorial
Among The Sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital residents and visitors are listed with several patients. Charles Lough of Upper College Terrace is admitted in fairly good condition. Robert Ranneberger of Buckeystown is under observation and treatment. Milton Crutchley of Monroe Avenue had surgery Tuesday morning. Two year old Harry Leroy Marsden of Route 6 arrived Wednesday for a mastoid operation. His grandmother Rebecca Hagan of Route 6 is also a patient admitted Wednesday afternoon.
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Air
Charles Lough
Upper College Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Milton Crutchley
Monroe _ avenue
Harry Leroy
Tinker) Marsden
Route 6
Frederick Memorial
John Marsden
Rebecca Hagan
Beards and Beards in Politics Across Castros
A column notes Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev scorn beards in a presidential contest while arguing beards do not determine a leader’s qualities. It contrasts Nixon’s appearance with Castro’s, recalls 1916 Beard ban after Hughes and Wilson, and claims beards reveal little about a president’s fitness.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Khrushchev
Nate
Theodore Roosevelt
Nixon
Havana
Hughes
Wilson
United States Senate
Auto Sales Record From 1960 Promises Strong Year
A Detroit statistical center reports new car registrations through eight months of 1960 total more than 4.5 million, the second highest on record. It notes 1955 overbuilt and loosened credit, urging caution in using that year as a basis for comparison with 1960.
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Detroit
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital for October 13 through October 16 list multiple families from Woodsboro Walkersville Poolesville Frederick and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Brenda Lee daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas Albaugh and Theodore Damian son to Mr and Mrs Theodore Du Varney.
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Delores Ausherman
RFD
Roy Linwood Selby Jr
Peolesville
Ror Linwood II
Selby
Betty Jean Wynne
Poolesville
Air
Carroline Zecher
Burkitsville
Lisa Ann
Harry D. Stitely
Johnsville
David Brian
Stitely
Doris E. Saylor
Ladiesburg
Ernest A. Stitely
Airy
Susan Virginia
Kenneth 3. Whipp
Jefferson
Trixie Lee
Whipp
Barbara Aan Tobery
Frederick
Charles Edward Mercer
Kimberly Ann
Mercer
Belva Jean Runkles
George Beall
LeGore
George Preston Jr
Beall
Nancy Lee Fisher
Irving L. Beall
Donald Robert
Fifty Years Ago From the News-Post Files October 20 1910
Highlights include the annual report of the Woman's College read at Potomac Synod of the Reformed church in Altoona Pennsylvania. William Hardt of the Franklin National Bank of Philadelphia named assistant cashier. A B&O yard wreck at Brunswick involved Queen City special and freight cars derailed. Luigi Luccani, assassin of Empress Elizabeth, hanged in Geneva. Frederick Fair attendance noted with a large crowd at the United Fire Co ball. Funeral of John Carroll described with runaway horses in Frederick. One hundred fifty people rode trolley from Hagerstown to the fair.
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Woman's College
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Altoona
William Hardt
General Ledger
Frakkin “National Bank of Philadelphia
Hardt
Wiliam M. Hardt
Clearing House Bank Examiner
B. and O
Brunswick
Queen City
Luigi Luccani
Elizabeth of
Austria
Geneva
United Fire Co
Masonic Temple
Grayson B. Haller
Guy Ruprecht
Robert A. Bennett
Thomas G. Buckey
Walter L. Flautt
Frederick Fair
John Carroll
North Market Street
Patrick
Arch
Thomas P. Rice
Prince
Murray Wills
Hagerstown
Twenty Years Ago from The News-Post October 20 1940
Frederick reports early snow flurries on October 20 1940 as temperatures drop below freezing. New York Field Artillery to camp at Fort Detrick. County draft boards seek office space in Winchester Hall. Irene Olson outlines steps toward food stamp distribution. Richard F. Cleveland to speak at Willkie rally. Night classes slow to enroll in Frederick schools. British planes strike Berlin and Italy. Rev Henry W Snyder Jr named assistant pastor at Evangelical Lutheran. Roosevelt to draw draft lottery number at noon October 30. Irving Kefauver begins planning Grove Boulevard ornamental lights.
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Frederick
New York Field Artillery
Fort Detrick
Winchester Hall
Irene Olson
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roosevelt
Preaching Mission Speakers Announced for Walkersville Series
The annual preaching mission by Walkersville churches runs Monday through Thursday at 7 45 p m in Glade United Church of Christ with guest speaker Rev Dr Carl C Rasmussen professor of theology at Gettysburg Theological Seminary. Local choirs pastors and youth groups attend daily.
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Churches of
Walkersville
Glade
Carl C. Rasmussen
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Lutheran
Paul Dinterman
Albert Snyder
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville Fire Company
Evangelical United Brethren
Mary Myers
Glade Valley Grange
Methodist
Richard D. Thompson
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Christ
United Church of Christ Choir
Frank A. Rosenberger
Homemakers Club
Dr. Rasmussen
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Seminary
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Hartwick College
East Pennsylvania Synod
U.S.C.A
Maryland
Commission On Accreditation
American Association of Theological School
Nobel Prize Awarded for Medicine to Burnet and Medawar
Australian scientist Frank Macfarlane Burnet and British professor Peter Medawar jointly win the 1960 Nobel Prize for Medicine. The award honors their work on acquired immunological tolerance, a breakthrough easing organ transplant compatibility. Burnet directs Melbourne’s Walter and Eliza Hall Institute. Medawar teaches zoology and comparative anatomy at University College London.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Frank Mac
Farlane Burnet
Peter Brian Medawar
Royal Caroline Institute
Alfred Nobel
Burnet
Medanwar
I Burnet
Walter and Eliza Hail
Medcal
Melbourne
Australia
Medaware
University College
London
First Marine Commander of U S Naval Warship
The first and only Marine to command a U S naval warship was 1st Lt John Gamble who assumed command of the USS S Greeawgh on July 14 1833.
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John Gamble
United States Hits Cuba With Expanded Export Curbs
Washington reports show the U S tightens sanctions on Cuba with a partial export embargo excluding medicine and some food. Officials say further moves like asset freezes or armed patrols are contemplated but a full blockade is unlikely. Diplomats note ongoing efforts to isolate Castro's regime while maintaining diplomatic channels through the U S Embassy.
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Washington
United States
Cas‘tra
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Commerce Department
U.S
Maritime Commission
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Miiami
Fla
Hemisphere
Castro
Will Probed Wills From Emmitsburg Area Are Noted
A back of envelope probate record lists multiple 1950s wills. Cleon E. Elliott of Emmitsburg left all property to his wife Mildred as executrix without bond dated March 5 1957. Elliott died November 20 1959 with son Joseph Elliott attesting handwriting. Other 1950s probates include George C. Huffer with real estate to be sold and four children share residue. William Henry Goodsell estate to son Gene with bank trustees if needed. and Martin L. Freshman estate to sisters Minnie Staub and Glenna Eyler. Also Cub Scout Pack 276 October meeting featured Halloween costume contest prizes and awards for Wolf badge and den entries.
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Orphans Court
Cleon E. Elliott
Emmitsburg
Mildred
Elliott
Joseph Eliott
George C. Huffer
Middletown
Jefferson
Floyd Huffer
Beulah Huffer Mahoney
al- Hee Huffer
John Huffer
Louise M. Zimmerman
Evelyn M. Weddle
Alton ¥. Bennett
William Henry Goodsell
Gene A. Goodsell
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
W. Jerome Offutt
Vivian E. Hatcher
Martin L. Freshman
Min‘nie Viola Staub
Glenna Marie ‘Eyler
G. H. Maramore
Mary E. Maramore
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lew Silvers
Dwayne Howard
Jessie Burris
Den 3
Stephen Zehnder
Ricky Hollinger
Martin Crabbs
James Matheny
Byron Martz
William Staley
Frank Wastler
Den 4
Denner
Charles C. Wirts Jr
George W. Fulmer Jr
Gary S. Blank
Robert Burris
Francis W. Ashton
John Buckley
Den 2
Walkersville Senior Commended for National Merit Test
Richard Caldwell of Walkersville High receives a formal commendation letter after high scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Arnold Fleagle says about 28,000 students nationwide are honored. Caldwell is among top scorers, son of Ira A. Caldwell Jr. and Mrs. Caldwell of Woodsboro.
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Richard Caldwell
Walkersville High
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Arnold N. Fleagle
John M. Stalnaker
United States
Young Caldwell
Ira A. Caldwell Jr
Woodsboro
Andrews Air Force Hospital death notices in personals
A collage of obituaries and notices lists several Frederick County residents and relatives: Wille R. Fox of Foxville dies at Gateway Nursing Home near Hagerstown with funeral arrangements by M. L. Creager and Son. John H. Horine dies at his son in law’s home with services at Gladhill Funeral Home. Mrs. Minnie M. Koogle dies at 76 with services at the East Church Street funeral home. Mrs. Maude M. Rowe dies at 64 in Washington with services at Takoma Funeral Home. Mrs. Cora Baker Wolfe dies at Vindobona Nursing Home with multiple survivors and service details. multiple other survivors and memorials noted.
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Wille RK. Fox
Willie R. Fox
Foxville
Gateway Nursing Home
Hagerstown
John P. Ard
Cornelia’ Buhrman Fox
Glen E. Fox
Lantz
John W. Fox
California
George P. Fox
Westminster
Cecelia McNutt
Bryan
Ohio
Mrrs
Hattie Kelchner
York
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Elmer Andrews
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
John H. Horine
Alvin Rice
Lee Place
Joshua D
Alice Schildknecht Horine
Galen Smith
This City
Walter Ahalt
Charles Miller
Mapleville
George Horine
Baltimore
Grover Horine
Myersville
Gladhill
Middletown
Paul Martin
United Brethren Cemetery
Frederick M. Koogle
Minnie M. Koogle
West Patrick Street
Frederick M. Koogie
Andrews Air Force Hospital
William M
Mary Susan Harris McGrew
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary Ethel Nutter
Dorothea M. Eddins
Camp Springs
Charles H. Summners
Jefferson
J. Thomas Summers
Frederick
Etta Smoochs
Washington
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles L. Rowe
Maude M. Rowe
Dahlia Street
Charlies L. Rowe
Harvey E
Elma Lease Miller
Philadelphia
Harvey R. Miller
Wilson Place
Takoma Funeral Home
Carroll Street
N.W
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Daniel W. Wolfe
Cora Baker Wolfe
Vindobona Nursing Home
Frederick County
Ezra C
Mary Gilbert Baker
Daniel M
Harmony
Ralph W
Richmond
John W
Libertytown
Elizabeth Virginia Carpenter
McKaig
Florence Hartsock
Elsie Redmond
Vernon Baker
Doubs
Fannie Meikeljohn
Maud Volluse
Hawbottom
Reuben Baker
Orville Baker
Rocky Ridge
Mary Stockman
Shookstown
Old Order Baptist Church of
Beaver Dam
Dailey
North Market Street
Noted Colonel Hoffman to Speak at Frederick AMVETS
Colonel Joan G. Hoffman, former Fort De trick executive officer and current Office of the Deputy Chief Chemical Officer for Scientific Activities, will headline the Chemical Engineers Club of Frederick County meeting at the AMVETS club on Thursday October 20. A 6 p m reception and 7 p m dinner precede her talk Italy the Land of Contrasts.
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John G. Hoffman
Amvets
Joan—G. Hoffman
Fort Detrick
Rome
Italy
Chemical Engineers Club
Frederick County
Amvets Club
Hoffman
Maryland
Europe
Rhineland
Ardennes
Sicily
Naples-Foggia
Rome-Arno
France
Portland
Ore
Washington Area
Audrey
J. Gregory
Victor Pratt
Wiliam Jacobs
Walter Payne
Shaw-Rimbey wedding ties Damascus and Mt Airy
Miss Rebecca Fay Rimbey and George Robert Shaw wed October 16 at Prospect Methodist Church Mt Airy in a 2:30 p.m. double ring ceremony. Attendants wore mint green, mauve, and turquoise gowns. about 175 relatives attended the reception. the couple will reside on Park Avenue in Mt Airy after November 1. Rebecca is a Mt Airy High School graduate 1959. George is Damascus High School 1957 graduate, Montgomery County employee, National Guard member, and Damascus Volunteer Fire Department volunteer.
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Shaw—Rimbey
Rebecca Fay Rimbey
William L. Rimbey
Airy
George Robert Shaw
Georgia Lee Shaw Scott
George O. Shaw
Damascus
Prospect Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Elmer Frink
Shirley W. Bohn
John C. Steel
Aafise Shama Tinian
Judy Jackson
Mr. Airy
Ann Albaugh
Baltimore
Lisa Fay Buckman
Kenneth E. Pickett
Woodbine
Robert Rimbey
Jack Rippeon
Rimbey
Scott
Ralph G. Buckman
Robert R
Pauline Buckman
Virginia Linton
Elizabeth Harrison
Frink
Mt. Airy High School
Damascus High School
Montgomery County
National Guard
Frederick
Damascus Volunteer Fire Department
Funeral Services for Mrs Teresa Klipp and Mr Joseph Thompson
Funeral services were held for Mrs Teresa Catherine Klipp of 322 Park Avenue and for Joseph M Thompson of Selman. Klipp died Monday morning and was interred at Rocky Springs cemetery west of Frederick with Rev Harry L Fehl Jr officiating. Thompson died Sunday and was laid to rest at Parklawn Cemetery with Rev Horace DuBois presiding.
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Teresa Catherine Klipp
David Calvin Klipp
Park Avenue
North Market Street
Harry L. Fehl Jr
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry M. Free
Oscar Schultz
David Schultz
Austin Kemp
Milo Hooper
Wilford Blank
Rocky Springs
Frederick
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Joseph M. Thompson
Selman
Hilton Funeral
Barnesville
Horace DuBois
Main Is Elected Insurance Treasurer at Maryland Agents Meet
Frederick agent Glenn A. Main Jr. was elected treasurer of the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents at the Baltimore conference held October 16 to 18. Other officers include James H. Gorges president William F. Barkley vice president Addison Fowler secretary and Morris Bassford new national director. Attendees from Frederick included Main Ralph Boyer and J Verrion Coblentz past president.
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Glenn A. Main Jr
Frederick Insurance
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Baltimore
James H. Gorges
William F. Barkley
Elkton
Addison Fowler
Morris Bassford
Hagerstown
Gun Duel Staged On Desert Border
Jordanian and Israeli patrols fought a five minute gun duel on the border in the Tulkarim area. A Jordanian military spokesman said the Israeli patrol opened fire on a Jordanian roving patrol at Jubara village inside Jordan territory.
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Amman
Jordan
Tulkarim
Jubara
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Grove Boulevard
Carl €. Rasmussen
Dickerson
Mitchell Cooley
Greenbelt
Herbert
Vernon Cooley
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R
Ae and Son
Marines
Army
Robert E. Lee
J. E. B. Stuart
Israel Green
John Brown
Harpers Feery
Robert H. Douglas
XXI
United States Army Corps
Fred W. Rudy
Rt. 1
Fort Meade
Rudy
598Th Signal Company
Y Road
Main
Ralph Boyer
J. Verrion Coblentz
Desert Border
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