Elm Street School PTA Opens Year With 500 Attendees
About 500 parents and teachers attended the Elm Street School PTA meeting on October 11 at 745 p.m. The program featured a band mime concert under Robert Doster, officer introductions for 1960-1961, welcome from Principal Donald McLucky, and six new teachers introduced. The group approved purchasing a band master's uniform for Mr Doster and planned a November 7 meeting during National Education Week with refreshments by the hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Elm Street
Robert Doster
Perestates
Carlton Baumgarder
W. W. Corbin
J. Alfred Catsail
Paul J. Hummer
Wilbur M. Seeger
James QO. McCanner
Paul P. Gordon
Glenn Keilholt
George Gannon
James ‘Smith
Clifford J. Maloney
Samuel Marrone
American Legion Post of
Frederick
Doster
National Education
The News Frederick 1900 10 21 Front Page Highlights
The page presents Frederick Maryland local news from October 21 1900 with standard newspaper notices. It lists circulation and Associated Press affiliations and notes general publication standards and subscription details.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Southern Ptg & Meg. CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
FrewaTick
Khrushchev calls for sleep while warning Americans
The piece quotes Khrushchev claiming the Soviet Union has all it needs and urges Americans to sleep easy. It argues his rhetoric is deceptive, noting his past threats to bury us and destroy with rockets, and cites Russia's lower living standards and the risk a major war would pose to Soviet leadership.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
America
Frederick County teachers salaries debated by citizens group
In a letter to the editor Samuel C. Hays, president of Frederick County Fact Finders, Inc., urges truthful discussion of teacher salaries and school needs. He criticizes misstatements about school counts and growth while calling for clear reasons behind any pay increases and tax implications.
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Fact Finders
Frederick County Teachers Association
Frederick County
Fact Finders, Inc
Frederick News
Samuel C. Hays
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files October 21 1910
Local notices recount engagements and appointments Ruth Thomas of Buckeystown to Edward Maisel with wedding set for November 8 Alva Isanogle named Thurmont public schools principal Rev E H Hummelmaugh becomes United Brethren pastor and conducts Sunday services at the local church A fall at the Fairgrounds injures George M Ott resulting in a shoulder sprain. Thief steals 32 from Dr C L Kefauver helper and 35 from Frank Freed with daylight robberies at Clarke Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephas M.thomas
Buckeystown
Ruth
Edward F. Maisel
Catonsville
The
Standard Lime and Stone Co
Alva M. Isanogle
McDonough College
la Plata
Thurmont
Grayson E. Palmer
E. H. Humamelbaugh
J. W. Riracofe
United Brethren Church
Hummelbaugh
York
Fairgrounds
George M. Ott
Harry B. Witter
Northern Central Railway
Charlotte
XN. C
Crothers
John S. Newman
Isaac M. Morter
C. L
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post October 21 1910
President Roseyrt s declined an invitation in Baltimore with opponent Wendell kie. Harpers Ferry bridge watchman John Coul Sovearon of Sandy Hook escaped with fractured ribs after an automobile incident while lighting a cigarette. George Sheffer from Middletown burned when gasoline on clothing ignited. County registration totals 27772 with Democrats leading Republicans by about 2000. Maryland National Guard units to be inducted into the regular army January 3 to 19. Brunswick marks a four day golden anniversary and bridge reopening amid a heavy snowstorm.
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Rosey Erts
Baltimore
Wendell Kie
John Coul Sovearon
Harpers Ferry Bridge
Staite Roads Commission
Sandy Hook
George Sheffer
Frank Sheffer
Middletown
Maryland National Guard
War Department
Brunswick
Potomac River
Virginia
Jaycees Plan Halloween Parade and United Nations Day
Frederick Jaycees organize the Halloween Parade for October 27 with a rain date of October 29 led by Parade Chairman Harry Harper and a team from the Jaycees. United Nations Day is observed October 24 with local chairman Richard F. Kline, amid global tensions and anniversaries of the UN charter.
Young Republican Clubs Plan Election Campaigns in Frederick Area
Region Two in Brunswick met at Peters Hill Lutheran Church with 42 members to organize a door-to-door canvass for Nixon Lodge and Mathias Jr. for Congress. Region One, led by Donald Manahan, pledged a public rally in Thurmont on October 28. Region Five in Frederick City announced a November 1 planning meeting led by Herbert Rollings.
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Thurmont
Donald Manahan
Thurmon
Ie Region Five
Young Republicans Club
Frederick J .City
Ta Pian
Herbert Rollings
Webb pleads guilty in Maryland forgery case
Cambridge report states James H. Webb twenty two from Baltimore pleaded guilty in Dorchester Circuit Court to two counts of forgery and received a four year sentence in the Maryland Penitentiary. He allegedly forged a Church Creek man’s name on a bank withdrawal form totaling 1250 dollars.
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Cambridge (Ap
James H. Webb
Baltimore
Dorchester
Maryland
Church Creek
Commercial Flights To Cumberland Set
Officials from Montgomery Air Charter Service outline resumption of daily commercial service between Cumberland and Baltimore Washington under Algonquin Airlines starting Nov 1 with nine passenger planes. The move follows a Cumberland gap since February 1959 when Allegany Airlines halted local flights.
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Cumberland
Montgomery County
Baltimore-Washington
Algonquin Airlines
John F. McShea
T. J. Whalen
Montgomery Air Charter Service Inc
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Gaithersburg
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
McShea and Whaien
Cumberland Area
Allegany Airlines
Allegany
Fort Detrick News Highlights Arts and Social Events
The Fort Detrick Public Information Office schedules a music hour by the Second US Army Major Command Chorus under Lt. William Rickard at the Officers Open Mess on Thursday October 27 at 8 pm with a 4 pm recital at the NCO Open Mess. The 23-voice group performs songs from Germany to Portugal plus Broadway hits and a Petticoats of Portugal feature, with Pfc. Howard Bosler on piano. Soloists include Pfc. Richard Cross and SFC John McCulloh among others. The chorus tours the area with a stop at Fort Ritchie on October 28. Ladies Night by the Women’s Club is set for October 24 at the Officers Open Mess with bridge and canasta, no reservations. New arrivals and changes at Fort Detrick cover several personnel, including Earl D. Bessley, Margaret M. Clippinger, John R. Harrison, and Anthony F. Bonderer, among others. The unit notes a Physiological Warfare talk by Capt. A. J. Emerson to the Fort Detrick Army Reserve Unit, with future plans for a Europe trip report by Don Falconer. Other items cover a Woodlawn Hall trip, a fashion show, and various staff movements, awards, and upcoming science talks and courses.
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World In Music
William Rickard
Army
NCO
Germany
Portugal
Hawaii
Brigadoon
Oklahoma
Merry Wives of
John McCulloh
Dwight Condon
Robert Mazzarella
Fort Ritchie
A. J. Emerson
Fort Detrick
Don Falconer
Europe
Amos Johnson
Evan Lee
Ira Abelows
Woodlawn Hall
Lee Mansion
Sadie Castleberry
Warner Janssen
Ruth
Laverne A. Parks
Colt
Lewis
Goose” Cannon
John Laster
Hell
Marvin W. Bruhn
Pennsylvania Military College
Daniel J. Beynolds
Korea
Dart Auditorium
Water Reed Medical Center
Civilian
Derrick Boy Scout
LeRoy D. Feihergill
Cleveland
American Dietic Association
American Chemical Society
Southeastern
Birmingham
Ala
Lavelle Hays
Terry
F. L. Jessen
Huntsville
E. J. Ballou
Fort Bliss
Tex
G. Briggs Phillips
Lions’ Club
Mary Spurrier
Mathias Dinner Planned in Urbana with Campaign Event
A social evening with candidate Charles McC Mathias Jr. will be held October 28 at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. The event includes a dinner and dance with Master of Ceremonies Rodgers Morton and remarks by Senator J. Glenn Beall and Charles McC Mathias Jr. Republicans and Democrats invited. Tickets and table reservations available through Republican Headquarters.
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Friends of
Mac Mathias
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Rodgers Morton
Thruston B. Morton
Mathias For Congress
Morton
Baltimore
J. Glenn Beall
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
Robert Bowlus
Republican
North Court Street
John Derr
East Patrick Sweet
Sally Hedstrom
Hood College
Mathias Chorus
Johnny Horman
Middletown
William Horman
Friends of Mathias
County Council
The
Women's Federation
Central Committee
Charles
Ann Mathias
J. Harold Hooper
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Emmett R. Bow- Tu
Green opens one notrump as Mai seals duplicate win
Mat Green of New Orleans chose one notrump over one spade, triggering a spade lead by West. In a clever endplay sequence against East, Mai wins ten tricks in the three notrump game, while police search for a stolen fireplace and deck chairs from a neighborhood yard.
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Mat Green
New Orleans
West
Mai
East
Diamond
Mat
Harden
Deaths in Maryland Area Obituaries Report
Multiple obituaries from Maryland area list Mrs. Mary Wills Brunner of Milford Mrs. Frank Savage of Germantown Mrs. Ida Swomley widow of Mahion Swomley of Baltimore Mrs. Beulah Jolin Thomas of New London and Miss Elizabeth Pauline Yourtee Brownsville. Services and interments are noted for Mount Olivet cemetery St Marys Church Barnesville Pine Grove Mt. Airy and Dorsey Chapel with calls at local funeral homes.
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Charles D. Brunner
Mary Wills Brunner
Charles David Brunner
Milford
Baltimore
Brunners
Ida Swomley
Mahion Swomley
Maryland General Hospital
Luther
Clara Virginia Montgomery
Frederick County
Hood Swomiey
Elva Keefer
James Montgomery
Laura Clay
Mabel Crummill
Rosalie Showe
Frederick
G. Truman Schwab
Irvington
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
Elizabeth P. Yourtee
Elizabeth Pauline Yourtee
John T
Anne Botele Yourtee
Brownsville
Miss Yourtee
John A. Yourtee
Col
Leon ‘R. Yourtee
Gene E. Anderson
Frank PD. Moncure
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Funeral Service at St Luke's Church Saturday
Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock a funeral service will be conducted at St Luke's church by Rev Harold J Wilson. Interment will follow in St Luke's cemetery. East Funeral Home, funeral directors.
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St. Luke’s Church
Harold J. Wilson
St. Luke's Cemetery
East Funeral Home
Funeral services for several area residents held
Funeral services were conducted for George E. Burkett Leroy G. Blickenstaff Mrs Florence Amanda Harrison and Mrs Cora AM Murphy. Burkett died at his New Market home Tuesday morning Blickenstaff died Tuesday in Middletown with services in New Market and Middletown respectively Harrison formerly of Mr Airy died Monday night in Bethesda Murphy died Wednesday at her North Market street home. Interments followed at Frederick Memorial Park Grassnickle Church of the Brethren Morgan Chapel Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Elmer St C
Mike) Maxwell
Ster
Andy Knecht
Tmne
State Roads Commission
Knecht and Maxwell
Pikesville
Well
Catonsville
Frederick
Father Time
Mike
City Hall
910
North Market Street
Frank Savage
Germantown
Suburban
Bethesda
Viola Cregger
Hilda Schwartzbeck
Rockville
Rocketle
John
Alvie Savage
Maude Baker
Leola Toole
Susie McAfee
George F. Savage
Joseph AM. Savage
William B. Hilton
Barnesville
Methodist
Gamber
George E. Burkett
New Market
L. K
Leroy G. Blickenstaff
Middletown
Gladhill
Clyde Fry
Richard Blickenstaff
Donald Blickenstaff
David Bickenstaff
Robert Blickenstaff
Clyde Grossnickle
Ernest Miller
Grassnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery
Waltz
Winfield
Florence Amanda Harrison
Airy
Mary Louis Montgomery
W. DeWitt Dickey
Carroll Coal
Morgan Chapel
Woodbine
Reuben
Donald Leatherwood
Webster Hood
Thomas Grover
Charles Harrison
Cora AM. Murphy
Richard Whitmore Murphy
M. R. Eichison and Son
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
Nixon Favored In Texas County
Fort Worth area voters marked absentee ballots on opening day for the November election. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram poll of 136 ballots showed Nixon led Nixon-Ledge 76 to 52 in Tarrant County. Dallas voters interviewed by the Dallas News favored Democrats 11 to 9.
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Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth
Dallas
The
Dallas News
Tarrant County
Local residents report continued improve after hospital discharge
Among The Sick Mr. Robert L. Reedy of West Patrick Street is improving at home after leaving Frederick Memorial Hospital October 16. Mrs. George Hoffman of RFD 4 had surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Clarence Smith of Center Street Thurmont is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial. Carroll U. Grossnickle of Walkersville underwent major surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital and will stay about two weeks. Dr. H. L. Fahrney of Braddock Heights enters University Hospital Baltimore for treatment and will have surgery Tuesday. Mrs. Alfred Harris of Brunswick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Robert L. Reedy
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Hoffman
RFD
Clarence Smith
Center Street
Thurmont
Carroll U. Grossnickle
Walkersville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
H. L. Fahrney
Braddock Heights
University Hospital, Baltimore
Alfred Harris
Brunswick
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Commission On
News-Post
Fos Litenhaurs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Harry Harper
Harper
Jaycee
John Douglas
Don Gaver
Neil Lane
Bob Tichnell
Don Whitworth
James Powell
Kenneth Anderson
Henry Durell
Robert Dudrow
Merhle Duvall
Walter
Glenn L. Main Jr
Glenn
Igor
Kiwanis
United Appeal
Unicef
Hallowe'en
Charley Main
United Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard F. Kline
New York
Soviet Bloc
Free World
Free Nations
UW General Assembly
Moscow
Women's Club
Lyard Bell
Earl D. Bessley
West 2Nd St
Detrick
Cedar Grove
Ind
Margaret M. Clippinger
Loreto Convent
Tara Hall
Simla
India
Pitman’s College
London
John R. Harrison
Arthur Godfrey
Tech
Anthony F. Bonderer
Utica
Donald FE. Sable
Minneapolis
Don R. Walton
Carliaville
James A. Parsons
Malverne
L. L
Trice G. Williams
Atlanta
Willie A. Pridgen
D.V
Mathias
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Worth
Mea, Tee, Tal
Eilsworth Armacost
Liberty Heights Avenue
First Church of the Brethren
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Franklin J. Hoyle Sr
Franklin Jones Hoyle Sr
McDonald Drive
St. Mary's Church
Monocacy Cemetery
Bealisville
Mrs. Mahlon Swomley
Jesse G. Thomas
Beulah Jolin Thomas
New London
Johns Hopkins Hosmore
Dors Chapel Methodist Church
Elizabeth Bracus
Dickerson
West AN Saints Street
Dorsey Chapel
Church Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
Nixon
Texas County
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
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