The News Frederick Ad Rates and Circulation Info
The Frederick News lists subscription rates and delivery details for mail and carrier services. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press republication rights. It also includes publication and postal information with a note about post office classifications.
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Frederick
Maryland
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Merth Court St
Edvence
Cercier
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associates Press
Attitudes at Flair Armory Before Signal Units Deployment
Capt G Groff and fellow soldiers discuss the callup of the 558th and 559th Signal Companies to Fort Meade. Men display varied emotions from resignation and strength of purpose to fear for families. Most accept deployment with little blind conformity as families and jobs loom behind them.
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G Groff
Groff
Flair Armory
558Th
559Th Signal Companies
Fort Meade
The Price of Progress in Space Exploits
A discussion at the American Rocket Society in New York asks how public opinion will endure further space risks. Scientists M W Hunter and Eugene Konecci warn a future astronaut may be killed in space and threaten the entire program unless driven by prestige and scientific gain. They note more people may die in spaceflight than in U S traffic accidents this year.
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American Rocket Society
New York
U. S
M. W. Hunter
Eugene Konecci
U.S
Quiet Armory Post activation stories from families
Families react as soldiers are activated joining National Guard ranks. Sgt Glass expects no hardship as pay remains similar while wives and children adjust to post life. Sp Richard Zimmerman wed shortly after call up and a Frederick County surveyor hopes to return to his job after service. Capt Graf Beward and Capt Heery Groff reflect pride in leadership during this tense mobilization.
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West Patrick Sreet
National Institutes of Heath
Bethesda
Miliary
Glass
Richard Zimmerman
Frederick County
Don Kiana
Middletown Walster
Brenec
Hess
Acta
Graf
Heery Groff
Frederick Hick School
Oays
Cattal
Fifty Years Ago News Post items from October 23 1911
The Frederick Railroad Co. line may extend from Jefferson to Brunswick. County records show receipts of 275 489 dollars. A petition signed by about twenty asks Woodsboro Creagers town turnpike be opened toll free for travel. Harry Albaugh took charge of the M C A bowling alleys for winter. Dogs owned by L A Birely and Clarence Lidie Thurmont were killed after being bitten by a roaming dog that also bit Senator Mathias’s dog. Miss Mary Avis Halbert wed Lieutenant Allan Clay McBride at her home. Rev J J Ringer officiated. Chester Kemp becomes Frederick county agent for Overland autos. Bishop John Gardner Murray to visit All Saints on November 19 for confirmation. Election Supervisors finalize official ballot sizes for November.
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Frederick Railroad Co
Jefferson
Brunswick
Woodsboro-Creagerstown
Harry Albaugh
M.C.A
L. A
T Chester Kemp
Frederick County
Overland Automobile
Toledo
John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of Maryland
All Saints
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1941
A 1941 look back notes the Seventh Battalion Band of the Marland State Guard mustered and early wartime context. It recalls United Nations Day events in Freeragh County with local leaders and civic groups, including Dr Earhart and the Fredanck County League of Women Voters.
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Marland State Guard
Worrios Vt Peeraeesny
Sear
Stimson
eyNoe
United Nations Day Proclaimed by Frederick Official
Dr. Quentin L. Earhart Frederick County Assitant Superintendent and UN Day Chairman urged citizens to observe United Nations Day October 24 with ceremonies in schools churches and civic groups nationwide. He noted the 1945 charter founding the UN and the goal of building peace as nations number 101 today amid global crisis.
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Quentin L. Earhart
Assinthant
Frederick County
Frederick
United ‘Nations
Congress
Dr. Earhart
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
United Nations Organization
Jhow
New Hoffman Home Described At Adams County Meeting
The Hoffman Home near Settles Town Pa under the Reformed Church was outlined at an Adams County Mental Health Association session by Ald Hagamayer executive director of the home. The facility now serves children from broken homes with group living, counseling and psychological services led by Dr Loucks and Miss Rutledge. The home, at capacity with 15 girls and 3 boys, plans to expand as the annual budget rises from 500 in 1889 to 709 in 1960 and possibly higher this year.
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Hoffman Home For
Settlestown
Reformed Church
Adams County
Ald Hagamayer
Hare
Hagamayer
Dr. 5
Philipps Loucks
Elizabeth Rutledge
Hace Mayer Sach
Todd Greff Wedding Held at St Johns Church
Miss Jeannette Catherine Greff daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Greff and Larry Kenneth Todd son of Mr and Mrs Jess Padon were married Saturday afternoon at St Johns Roman Catholic Church Rev Herbert Jordan officiated. Bridesmaids wore gowns in blue and pink shades. Best man was Ivan Gamradt with ushers Robert Bradshaw and Wayne Croyle. Reception followed at the bride’s Reichs Ford road home. The couple plan a short wedding trip then reside on East Fourth Street.
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Jeannette Catherine Greff
Paul Emile Greff
Reid
Ford Road
Larry Kenneth Todd
Jess E. Padon
Port Alexander
Alaska
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Herbert Jordan
Chantilly
Pauline M. Greff
Mary E. Greff
Linda C. ‘Dixon
Cockeysville
Shrirop
Ivan Gamradt
Seattle
Wash
Robert Bradshaw
Tennessee
Wayne Croyle
Cleveland
Ohio
Reich
East Fourth Street
St. Martin's High School
Baltimore
and P. Telephone Company
Washington
Western Union
U. S. Army
East Coast
Local Hospital Reports and Industry News From Frederick
Among the sick, Hubert Hoffman of West South Street remains a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Zenie Payne of Thurmont entered Frederick Memorial as a medical patient. Clark Miller of Dill Avenue underwent surgery Thursday at Frederick Memorial and is progressing. Miller celebrates his birthday today. Edgar Crowmell of East Third Street, ill for a week, is slowly improving. He just returned from a general meeting of American Hardware Supply Co., planning to open a warehouse in Butler, Pennsylvania. the company moves from Pittsburgh after 50 years. Joseph M. Schenck, 88, Hollywood movie pioneer and founder of Twentieth Century Fox, died Sunday. born in Russia, came to the United States at age 10.
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Hubert Hoffman
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Zenie Payne
RFD 1
Thurmont
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Clark Miller
Dill Avenue
American Hardware Supply Co
Butler
Pittsburgh
Horine
Hollywood
Joseph M. Schenck
Schenck
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Russia
United States
Aviator Dies After Brain Operation in Lakeland
Albert J. Laxiwick, 37, a pioneer in aviation training and head of Lodwick Aircraft Industries in Lakeland, Florida, died Sunday following a brain operation. Born in Mystic, Iowa, he was associated with Lodwickaircraft In dusties, Inc. in Florida.
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Washington
Albert J. Laxiwick
Lodwick
Lodwickircraft Industies, Inc
Lakeland
Fla
Mystic
Iowa
Deaths in Brunswick and surrounding areas reported
Multiple death notices from Brunswick and nearby towns list Ernest McArthur Hauser 87 of 43 East B Street Brunswick died suddenly at home, with service details. Robert James Sr. 63 of 276 West 5th Street Frederick, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Martha Crosby Randolph 75 of Emmitsburg died at Annie Warner Hospital after living in Emmitsburg. Leona R Schoppert 75 Piedmont and Irene Wolfe 73 Emmitsburg also noted with funeral arrangements and church affiliations. additional minor notices include obituaries and services for local residents with burial plans in Mount Olivet and Mt View Cemeteries.
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Bert James Sr
Robert James Sr
West 5Th Street
Maude Hood James
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Harry C
Ella Fraley James
Robert James Jr
This City
Denton Knill Garst
Sterling L. Lenhart
Utica
Robert T. Remsberg
Harry T. James
Louis P. James
Hagerstown
Nelson Pearce
Cumberland
Mildred Kottmger
Gladys MacDougal
Kathryn Gray
Washington
James
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Columbia Lodge No. 58
C. D. Schoppert
Piedmont
Leona R. Schoppert
Garrett County
Charles D
Louisa
Startzman) Wolf
Thelma Schoppert
Leona Schoppert
Former premier dies in Oman legislature era ends
The former premier and dean of the government’s coal legislature died Sunday. Details about his tenure and the impact on Oman’s political scene were limited in the fragmentary report.
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Dies Hamilton
Om AP —Hary C Nase
Formes Premer
Oman
Srovin
Births at Frederick Memorial Hospital October 1922
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births in October 1922. Names include Sharon Marie Brown, Kenneth Lee Orndorff, Deirdre Janeau Steinhaus, Alan Wayne Stone, Betty Louise Lowe, Isaac Lee Fogle, Shari Lynn Sneadner, William Hamilton Jr., Bernetta Rene Brown, Edwin Lawrence Mackley Jr., Edna Jean Ropp. Parents span Frederick, Thurmont, Lovettsville, New Market, Middletown.
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Freddie Lee Brown
Phobus Avenue
Frederick
Sharon Marie
Bernard C. Orndorff
Lovettsville
Kenneth Lee
William H. Steinhaus
South Market Street
Deirdre Janeau
Steinhaus
Bonnie B. Boyer
Joe V. Stone
East Fifth Street
Alan Wayne
Ray L. Lowe
Thurmont
Betty Louise
LeRoy William Fogle
Isaac Lee
Donald D. Sneadner
East Patrick Street
Shari Lynn
Barbara Street
Edwin Lawrence
Ralph S. Ropp
Middletown
Edna Jean
Walkersville Events Span Bowling Team and Church Group
Mrs. Della Nusbaum hosted a buffet for her bowling teammates on Pennsylvania Avenue. The Glade Valley Beatty League has grown to ten teams in four years. Guests included Lenore King Charlotte Rupert Marjorie Broadwater and others. The Young Adult group at the Methodist church met at the Nicodemus home with a program by Richard Winn.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
Della Nusbaum
Pennsylvania Avenue
Josephine Derr
Glade Valley Beatty League
Nusbaum
Lenore King
Charlotte Rupert
Marjorie Broadwater
Woodsboro
Austin Haifleich
Derr
Ray Zimmerman
Dallas Broom
San Francisco
Calif
The
Methodist Church
Charles Nicodemus
Richard Winn
Samay Schoo
J. Tom
Fred Oe
Slav Thomas
Ribh Thomas
Warnel
Wanchester
Ian Days
Hidia Dewbine
Exenbeth Reberix
M Ami
Local Social Notes and Church Events Highlight Autumn
Mrs Elizabeth Roberts and guests enjoyed refreshments at a Walkersville home. Grace Russell and others visited Mountain Festivals in Elkins West Virginia. Hanover Pa hosted a McDaniel Home for the Aged visitation on October 22 with a 3 pm program led by Rev R F Frankenfeld. Women’s Bible Class of Grade United Church of Christ met October 3 with humor readings, games, and movies. Christmas party planned. Mary L Barker’s wedding drew Mrs James Fisher from Lansing Mich as guest. Other visitors included Mrs Kent Bollmarr and daughter Karen from Reading Pa. Church groups schedule fall suppers October 2 and 21, and a Halloween party at the Lutheran Parish Hall October 2 featuring square dancing.
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Walkersville
Elizabeth Roberts
Ruth Thomas
Mary Myers
Ward Stauffer
Hilda Devilbiss
William Stauffer
Grace Russell
Harry Q. Smith
John Dreakhing
Woodsboro
Elkins
W. Va
McDaniel
Hanover
R. F.frankenfeld
Baltimore
United Church of Christ
United Church of Christ School
Earl Beil
Funeral services for Joseph Holik in Emmitsburg
Funeral services for Joseph Holik were held today at the Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg followed by a requiem mass at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev James Twomey officiating Interment will be in Mt Carmel cemetery in Pittsburgh PA Funeral services for William J Wilson who died on Thursday at his home in Thurmont were held on Sunday at 250 pm in the Mr L Creager funeral home at Thurmont Frederick L Mortensor presided at the services The pall bearers were Roy Wastler Hor Towel Bemore Poole Ray Exier Charles Benizami Leon Reed Interment was in the Graceham cemetery near Thuntert.
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Daniel Wolfe
Irene B. Wolfe
Emmitsburg
Brookfield Manor
Keymar
New York State
William and
Barbara Martin Stoll
Daniel O. Wolfe
Issa
D. Fred Wolfe
Enurmishurz
Val
Ohn Challos
ML View
Ve . Union Rrdce
MD Friends Mar
Wilsem Taneval
Joseph Holik
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Twomey
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Pittsburgh
William J. Wilson
Thurmont
Mr. L. Creager
Thur Diets
Frederick L. Mortenstern
Roy Wastler
Hor Towel
Bemore Poole
Ray Exier
Charles Benizami
Leon Reed
Graceham Cemetery
Thuntert
Farmers Courses Organized at Frederick High
Educator organizes farm courses for farmers with professional instructors at Frederick High. Instructors listed include Harm TL Miler, Jobn L. Thorpe and Dae Wwfe. The program aims to teach welding, farming practices and related skills, with enrollment coordinated by the Frederick High School office.
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Frederick Schon
Ey Cremink
Fan Etter
Eetfgeest Berg
Ems
Harm TL Miler
Jobn L. Thorpe
Dae
Wwfe
Verona
Frederick High
Tim Ae
the Corpromty
Frederick Hct
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New Hoffman
Todd-Greff
St. John’s Om
Davis Studio
Denny E. Mitts
RFD 4
Skyline Caverns
Front Royal
Luther E. Horine
T. R. Saylor and Company
Tarmnet
Ernest McArthur Hauser
B" Street
Charles Harrington
George W
Nora M. Hauser
Brunswick Moose
Henry Mc
Arthur Hauser
C. A. Feete
Ralph Miller
Mountain View Cemetery
Sharpsburg
J. Scott Randolph
Martha Crosby Randolph
Annie Warner Hospital
Augusta County
Virginia
Eugene A
Elizabeth Protest Crosby
John C. Randolph
Richard H. Randolph
Tacoma Park
Nell E. Bollinger
Gettysburg
B. P. Ogle
Dorcus C. Homes
Scotland
Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Mite Society
Mary Baldwin College
William Hendricks
John Charles
Mt. View
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